1 FEDERALREGISTER r4 £ , ' 9 3 4 VOLUME 10 * ^A/ITED % NUMBER 150

Washington, Saturday, July 28, 1945

The President CONTENTS The Codification Guide, consist­ THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9593 ing of a numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations Executive Order : PaSe Authorizing the Secretary of W ar T o amended or added by documents Springfield Plywood Corp.; Sec­ Take P ossession of and Operate the appearing in this issue, follows the retary of War authorized to P lants and F acilities of the Spring- table of contents. take possession of and oper- field P lywood Corporation, Located • ate plants and facilities™ 9379 at S pringfield, Oregon REGULATIONS AND NOTICES WHEREAS after an investigation I poration, and to continue the employ­ find and proclaim that the plants and ment of, or to employ, any persons, and Agriculture D epartment. See also facilities of the Springfield Plywood to do any other thing that he may deem Commodity Credit Corpora­ Corporation, located at Springfield, Ore­ necessary for, or incidental to, the opera­ tion, Commodity Exchange gon, are equipped for the manufacture tion of the said plants and facilities and Commission and Rural Elec­ and production of articles and materials the production, sale and distribution of trification Administration. that are required for the war effort, or the products thereof, and to take any Fish, canned, restrictions on that are useful in connection therewith; other steps that he deems necessary to 1945 pack (WFO 44, Am. that there are existing interruptions of carry out the provisions and purposes 11)______9383 the operation of said plants and facili­ of this order. Grain; distribution and use for ties as a result of a labor disturbance; 2. The Secretary of War shall operate alcohol, alcoholic beverages that the war effort will be. unduly im­ the said plants and facilities in accord­ and spirits (WFO 141)___ 9381 peded or delayed by these interruptions; ance with the terms and conditions of Salaries and wages of agricul­ and that the exercise, as hereinafter employment which are in effect at the tural labor: specified, of the powers vested in me is- time possession thereof is taken, subject Idaho; harvesting potatoes— 9383 necessary to insure, in the interests of to the provisions of Section 5 of the War Washington; h a r v e s t in g the war effort, the operation of these Labor Disputes Act. wheat and dry peas____ 9383 plants and facilities; 3. The Secretary of War shall permit Sugar, revised distribution quo- NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the the management of the plants and fa­ . tas (WFO 131-1, Am. 2)__ 9382 power and authority vested in me by the cilities taken under the provisions of Civil Aeronautics Board : Constitution and laws of the United this order to continue with its manage­ Civil air regulations, special; States, including Section 9 of the Selec­ rial functions to the maximum degree repeal______9383 tive Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 possible, consistent with the aims of this Commodity Credit Corporation: Stat. 892) as amended by the War Labor order. Beef cattle production pay­ Disputes Act (57 Stat. 163), as President 4. The Secretary of War is authorized ments______9381 of the United States and Conimander in to take such Sction, if any, as he may Commodity Exchange Commission : Chief of the Army and Navy of the deem necessary or desirable to provide Rye trading and net positions, United States* it is hereby ordered as protection for the plants and all persons ' reduction on; hearing___ 9397 follows: employed or seeking employment therein, Customs B ureau: and their families and homes. All Fed­ Invoices, grain and screenings; 1. The Secretary of War is hereby additional information re­ authorized and directed, through and eral agencies, including but not limited to the War Manpower Commission, the quired _____ 1______9383 With the aid of any persons or instru­ F ederal P ower Co m m issio n : mentalities that he may designate, to National Selective Service System, and the Department of Justice, are directed El Paso Natural Gas Co., ap­ take possession of the plants and fa­ plication ______9397 cilities of the Springfield Plywood Cor­ to cooperate with the Secretary of War F ish and W ildlife S ervice : poration, located at Springfield, Oregon, to the fullest extent possible in carrying out the purposes of this order. Alaska peninsula area fisheries; and, to the extent that he may deem areas open to salmon traps. 9396 necessary, of any real or personal prop­ 5. Possession, control, and operation of erty, and other assets wherever situated, any plant or facility, or part thereof, F oreign Economic Administration : used in connection with the operations taken under this order shall be termi­ Prohibited exportations; mis­ thereof; to operate or to arrange for nated by the Secretary of War within 60 cellaneous commodities (2 the operation of the plants and facilities days after he determines that the pro­ documents)______9383, 9385 in any manner that he deems necessary ductive efficiency of the plant, facility, or I nterstate Commerce Commission : for the successful prosecution of the war; part thereof prevailing prior to the ex­ Precooling citrus, California ; to exercise any contractual or other isting interruptions of production, re- prohibition______9396 rights of the Springfield Plywood Cor- (Continued on p. 9381) (Continued on p. 9380) * 9379 9380 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued Office of Price Administra­ S tate Department: PaBe tion—Continued. Control of persons entering and FEDERALMREGISTER Adjustments and pricing or­ leaving U. S.; travel be­ V, l»3« ders—Continued. PaS® tween U. S. and Canada, Gro-Cord Rubber Co______9403 Newfoundland or Labrador. 9383 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Haber’s Export Agencies, Inc. 9401 T reasury D epartment. See also and days following legal holidays, by the Hinden, Irving.------— __— 9404 Customs Bureau. Division of the Federal Register, the National Kaplan, Joseph A., Inc------9404 Bonds, continuance of sale and Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Packer Bros______— 9401 issue: in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Pennsylvania Aircraft Works 2 percent depositary bonds._ 9396 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Treasury savings notes, Series ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the (2 documents)_____ 9399, 9404 Administrative Committee, approved by the Pollack, Augustus, Inc.,.----- 9402 C______9396 President. Distribution is made only by the Radio Products Sales and United States savings bonds, Superintendent of Documents, Government Herbert E. Zobrist Co—_v 9400 Series E, F and G_------9396 Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Ramirez, Rita______9403 War P roduction B oard : The regulatory material appearing herein is Reconstruction Finance Corp. 9406 Cotton fabrics for nurses’ uni­ keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Rodriguez, J. M., & Co______9402 forms (M-328B, Sch. D ). . . 9391 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Gloves, work (M-328B, Sch. F) to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Seabreeze Mfg. Co______9400 amended June 19, 1937. Automobile flat fabrics (MPR 39, (Corr.)______9392 The F ederal Register will be furnished by Order 29 ).____ 9405 Hides, skins and leather (M- mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.60 Commodities or services under 310)______9387 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Government contract or Motor trucks and truck trailers vance. The charge for individual copies subcontracts (Rev. SO 9, (L -l-E )______9392 (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the Am. 1; PR 6, Am. 8) (2 docu­ Silica aerogel (M-300, Sch. size of the issue. Remit check or money 114)______. 9393 order, made payable to the Superintendent ments)____ :______9394 of Documents, directly to the Government Distilled spirits and wines (MPR Suspension orders, etc.: Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. 445, Am. 27)______9395 Batchelder, Herbert L______9418 There are no restrictions on the republica­ Drugs, Canadian crude botani­ Bryan, J. Baker___ ... _____ 9386 tion of material appearing in the F ederal cal (SO 45, Am. 19)______9395 Day Publishing Co., Inc_____ 9387 R egister. Ferrosilicon and silicon metal Galesburg Printing and Pub­ (MPR 405, Am. 2) ______9395 lishing Co______9418 Foundry riddle rims (SO 45, Am. Morrison-Merrill and Co___ 9392 NOTICE• . 20)______— 9395 Nuss, W. J., Lumber & Supply Co______9418 The 1943 Supplement to the Code Handkerchiefs, Irish linen (MIPR, Order 100)—------9406 San Hygene Upholstery Co__ 9386 of Federal Regulations, covering Labels for pharmaceutical bot­ Sweetheart Bakery Co______9386 the period June 2,1943, through De­ tles (SO 45, Am. 18)_____ 9395 cember 31, 1943, may be obtained Pianos (MPR 188, Am. 2 to Rev. CODIFICATION GUIDE from the Superintendent of Docu­ Order 2525) ______9406 A numerical list of the parts of the Code ments, Government Printing Office, Parts (MPR 188, Am. 30 to Or­ of Federal Regulations amended or added by der A-2)_,---- 9405 documents published Jn this issue. Docu­ at $3.00 per book. Regional and district office or­ ments carried in the Cumulative Supplement ders. See also Adjustments. by uncodified tabulation only are not in­ Bookl: Titles 1-31, including Presi­ cluded within the purview of this list. dential documents in full text. Malt and cereal beverages; Book 2: Titles 32-50, with 1943 Gen­ Charlotte, N. C., district. 9413 Title 3—The P resident: • Solid fuels: eral Index and 1944 Codification Chapter II—Executive orders: — PaS® Chippewa Falls and Eau 9593 ______9379 Guide. Claire, Wis., area------9408 Title 6—Agricultural Credit : The complete text of the Cumula­ Denver region______9409 Fargo-Moorhead area------9408 Chapter II—Department of Ag­ tive Supplement (June 1, 1938- Kalamazoo, Mich., area----- 9411 riculture, Commodity Credit June 1, 1943) is still available in ten Marion, Ind., area_T------9410 Corporation: units at $3.00 each. Omaha, Nebr., area------9408 Part 262—Beef cattle produc­ Pennsylvania anthracite; tion payments______— 9381 Philadelphia, Delaware, T itle 19—Customs Duties: CONTENTS—Continued Bucks and Montgomery Chapter I—Bureau of Customs : Counties, Pa...*------9407 Part 8—Liability for duties, Interstate Commerce Commis­ Sioux City, Iowa, area—— 9408 entry of imported mer­ sion—Continued. PaSe Sioux Falls, S. Dak., area_ 9408 chandise ______.*______9383 Superior, Wis., area_____ 9408 Preicing citrus, Arizona and Title 22—F oreign R elations : Toledo, Ohio, area______9410 California; prohibition___ 9396 Chapter I—Department of State : Refrigeration of potatoes, Cali­ Waynesboro, Va______9413 fornia and Arizona______9395 Wilson, N. C______9413 Part 58—Control of persons entering or leaving the Office of P rice Administration: Toys and games (MPR 188, Am. Adjustments and pricing orders: 11 to 2d Rev. Order A -3 )„ 9405 United States pursuant to American Saw Mill Machinery R ural Electrification Adminis­ the act of May 22, 1918, Co_v______9398 tration: as amended------—— 9383 Batten Furniture & Cabinet Allocation of funds for loans (4 T itle 29—Labor: Works______9409 documents)______9397 Chapter IX—Department of Ag­ Berman Bros., Inc______9416 Securities and Exchange Commis­ riculture (Agricultural La­ „Commonwealth Co------9398 sion: bor) : Cuban Cigar Co------9403 Hearings, etc.:* Part 1108—Salaries and wages De Luxe Electric Lamp Mfg. Arkansas-Missouri P o w e r of agricultural labor in Co ______9400 Idaho______£383 Ethyl Corp___ -i------— _— 9398 Corp______<______9417 Firestone Tire and Rubber New Yoiik Power & Light Corp. Part 1111—Salaries and wages Co______9405 and New York State Elec­ of agricultural labor in Graham Lighter Corp------9399 tric & Gas Corp------9417 , Washington______9383 FEDERAL-REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9381

CODIFICATION GUIDE—Continued Price Administrator. If such determi­ under Bureau of Internal Revenue Regu­ nation is finally reversed, payment with­ lations 4 and 5. Title 32—National D efense: held under this section will be made by (7) “Butyl alcohol” means that sub­ Chapter XI—Office of Price Ad­ Commodity. stance known as butyl alcohol or hy­ ministration: Pag» drated oxide of butyl, derived by fermen­ Part 1300—Procedure______9394 This amendment shall become effec­ tive July 26, 1945. tation. Title 50—Wildlife: (8) “Export” means to ship corn to a Chapter I—Pish and Wildlife (56 Stat. 767; Pub. Law 39, 79th Cong.; foreign country, or to sell corn to the gov­ Service: E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. ernment of a foreign country or to any Part 205—Alaska peninsula 4681, O.E.S. Dir. 55, 10 F.R. 6595, 8906) buyer whose principal place of business is area fisheries___ *_____ 9396 Issued this 26th day of July 1945. in a foreign country. (9) “Foreign country” shall not in­ [seal] Commodity Credit ferred to in recitals of this order, has been clude the Philippine Islands. Corporation, (10) “Futures contract” means a con­ restored. By R. W. Maycock, Harry S. T ruman tract of sale for the future delivery of Vice-President. corn traded in on any contract market The White House, Attest: designated under the Commodity Ex­ July 25, 1945. change Act, 7 U.S.C. l-17a. Margaret W. S amuels, (11) “Accept delivery” means to re­ [P. R. Doc. 45-13806; Piled, July 27, 1945; Assistant Secretary. 10:18 a. m.] ceive custody, control, physical posses­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13795; Filed, July 26, 1945; sion, or legal title. 3:20 p. m.] (12) “Feed recovery plant” means any Regulations facility of a distiller which may be used to recover livestock feed from the by-prod­ ucts of the manufacture of alcohol or TITLE 6—AGRICULTURAL CREDIT alcoholic beverages or'spirits. TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE (13) “Person” means any individual, Chapter II—Department of Agriculture, Chapter XI—War Food Distribution partnership, association, business trust, Commodity Credit Corporation Orders corporation, or any organized group of persons whether incorporated or not. Part 262—B eef Cattle P roduction [WPO 141] (14) “Director” means the Director of P ayments Basic Commodities, Commodity Credit P art 1468—Grain offer to make beef cattle’ production Corporation, United States Department PAYMENTS RESTRICTIONS ON DISTRIBUTION AND USE OF of Agriculture. GRAIN (b ) Use of grain for alcohol, alcoholic The offer to make beef cattle produc­ The fulfillment of requirements for beverages and spirits. Unless otherwise tion payments (10 F.R. 7081) issued June authorized by the Director, no distiller 11, 1945, is hereby amended in the fol­ war and essential civilian needs has cre­ ated a shortage in the supply of grain shall use corn or corn products for the lowing respects : manufacture of ethyl alcohol except as 1. Section 262.1 is amended to read as . for war needs, for private account and follows: * * for export, and the following order is the production of ethyl alcohol results deemed necessary and appropriate in the from the manufacture of butyl alcohol § 262.1 Introduction. In an effort to public interest and to promote the na­ or butyl solvents, and no distiller shall maintain and increase the production of tional defense : use grain or grain products for the man­ beef, the United States Department of ufacture of distilled spirits for beverage Agriculture, through Commodity Credit § 1468.11 Distribution and use of grain purposes, provided that: Corporation (herein called “Commod­ for alcohol, alcoholic beverages and (1) In the rase of registered dis­ ity”), a corporate agency of the United spirits—(a) Definitions. (1) “Grain” tilleries, beer entering the beer well after States, pursuant to this announcement-, means corn, wheat, grain sorghums, bar­ 12:01 a. m., August 1 and until 11:59 p. m. hereby offers to make beef cattle produc­ ley,** rye, granular wheat flour, granular August 6, if derived from grain other tion payments to eligible feeders and rye flour, or any other grain or grain than corn or corn products, may be dis­ feeder-slaughterers of beef cattle for the product used by a distiller in the manu­ tilled and the spirits produced therefrom period beginning May 19, 1945, and end­ facture of alcohol or alcholic beverages may be removed for beverage purposes, ing June 30, 1946, all in the manner and of spirits. pursuant to Internal Revenue laws and subject to the terms and conditions (2) “Corn” means yellow, white, or regulations. specified in this offer. mixed shelled corn, or snap corn, of the (2) In the case of Industrial Alcohol dent or flint varieties, in any form, Plants with basic distillers’ Federal Al­ 2. Section 262.8 is amended to read as whether whole or crushed or mixed with follows: cohol Administration Act permits, beer other graifts. entering the beer well after 12:01 a. m., § 262.8 Right to declare claims in­ (3) “Distiller” means any person en­ August 1 and until 11:59 p. m„ August valid. Commodity shall have the right gaged in the business of manufacturing 3, if derived from grain other than corn to declare invalid in whole or in part, alcohol or alcoholic beverages or spirits or‘com products, may be distilled and any claim which is not in compliance by any process which includes distilla­ the spirits produced therefrom may be with the terms and conditions of this tion. removed for beverage purposes, pursu­ offer and any claim filed by an appli­ (4) “Registered distillery” means a ant to Internal Revenue laws and regula­ cant who, in the judgment of the Price plant established and operated under In­ tions. Administrator, has wilfully violated any ternal Revenue laws and regulations for (c) Purchase, sale and delivery o f corn. meat or livestock regulation or order is­ the production of distilled spirits. No person shall sell or contract to sell sued by the Price Administrator. Com­ (5) “Industrial alcohol plant” means a corn to any distiller, and no distiller or modity shall also have the right to de­ plant established and operated under In­ any person acting on behalf of a dis­ clare invalid, in whole or in part, any ternal Revenue laws and regulations for tiller shall purchase, contract to pur­ claim filed by an applicant concerning the production of industrial alcohol. chase, or accept delivery of corn, Pro­ whom the Office of Price Administration (6) “Ethyl alcohol’’ means that sub­ vided, however, That the provisions of stance known as ethyl alcohol, hydrated this paragraph (cl shall not apply to has certified that in any civil action or oxide of ethyl or spirits of wine, from corn purchased, sold or delivered under proceeding (including a proceeding be­ whatever source or process produced, a futures contract or for the manufac­ fore a hearing commissioner)* against having a proof of 160 degrees or more; ture of butyl alcohol. such applicant it has been determined but does not include the substance com­ (d) Export of corn. No person shall that the applicant has violated ally sub­ monly known as whiskey, brandy, rum or export corn to a foreign country or pur­ stantive provision of any meat or live­ gin or other spirits produced at registerèd chase or contract to purchase corn for stock regulation or order issued by the distilleries or fruit distilleries operated export to a foreign country. 9382 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(e) Recovery of feed by-products. (k) Delegation of authority. The ad­ No distiller with a feed recovery plant ministration of this order and the pow­ shall use any grain in the manufacture ers vested in the Secretary of Agricul­ of alcohol or alcoholic beverages or spir­ ture, insofar as such powers relate to its by any process which includes dis­ the administration o'f this order, are tillation, unless all feed by-products from hereby delegated to the Director. The chasers of Agricultureof grain so processed be recovered up to Director is authorized to redelegate to cies other USDAand thanWSA Government agen­ Authorized pur-, U. S. Department the maximum capacity of such plant. any employee of the United States De­ j Civilian (f) Existing contracts. The provi­ partment of Agriculture any or all of Atlantic and Gulf refiners— sions of this order shall be observed the authority vested in him by this order. Continued. (l) Communications. All Reports re­ 4,497 16,510 without regard to existing contracts or Refined Syrups & Sug- any rights accrued or payments made quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ 2,309 10,022 8,084 55,326 thereunder. munications concerning this order shall, Revere Sugar Refinery.. 2,000 13,594 7,659 75,847 Savannah Sugar Refin- (g) Records and reports. (1) Every, unless otherwise provided, be addressed 1, 501 18,856 6,840 89,283 distiller shall, on or before August 11, to the Order Administrator, War Food South Coast Corpora- 1,951 2,780 2,025 27,435 1945, file a report of his daily mash bills Order No. 141, Office of Basic Commod­ 1,130 1,366 17)510 covering all days during which he pro­ ities, Commodity Credit Corporation, Sucresf Corporation & duced distilled spirits for beverage pur­ United States Department of Agricul­ A fill...... •____ 21,863 2,200 40,095 West coast refiners: poses pursuant to the provisions of this ture, Washington 25, D. C. Calif. & Hawaiian Sugar order. (m) Territorial scope. This order 6,964 30, 433 26,972 257; 127 • Western Sugar Refinery. 5,533 11,358 7,383 65, 726 (2) Every person subject to this order shall apply within the 48 States and the Inland refiners: shall, for at least one year or for such District of Columbia. 66 1,549 612 6,888 period of time as the Director may desig­ (n) Effective date. This order shall 3,750 2,613 8,037 nate, maintain an accurate record of his become effective at 12:01 a. m., August 37350 14,932 transactions in grain. 1st, 1945, and shall supersede in all re­ Beet sugar companies: 2,650 3,578 39,526 (3) The Director shall be entitled to spects War Food Order No. 132 (10 F. R. American Crystal Sugar obtain such information from and re­ 7237) and War Food OrdesrNo. 138 (10 Co___ ;...... 738 5,035 56,123 3 44 quire such reports and the keeping of F. R. 8648) . With respect to violations, Franklin County Sucar such records by, any person, as may be rights accrued, liabilities ihcurred/ or C o ....— ...... —... 477 77 1,165 100 264 2,861 necessary or appropriate, in his discre­ appeals taken, prior to said date, under 14 221 tion, to the enforcement or administra­ War Food Order No. 132 or War Food Great Western Sugar Co. 1,735 16,661 153,625 tion of the provisions of this order, sub­ L 106 5,422 63,406 Order No. 138, all provisions of said War 49 772 ject to the approval of the Bureau of the Food Order No. 132 and War Food Order 60 1,085 Budget in accordance with the Federal No. 138 shall be deemed to remain in full 114 185 3,929 275 550 5,926 Reports Act of 1942. force for the purpose of sustaining anyv 10 222 (h) Audits and inspections. The Di­ proper suit, action, or other proceeding ¿77 3,637 Monitor Sugar Co_____ 3 72 rector shall be entitled to make such with respect to any such violation, right, National Sugar Mfg. Co. 44 421 5,127 audits or inspections of the. books, liability, or appeal. Southeastem (Franklin records, and other writings, premises, or 1 12 Note: All reporting and record-keeping re­ 2,233 5,016 38,320 stocks of grain, grain products, alcohol, 1,574 quirements of this order have been approved .. 70 alcoholic beverages or spirits of any per­ by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance 275 2,872 8,853 Utajj-Idaho Sugar Co. son, and to make such investigations as with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. 1,600 3,744 63,742 may be necessary or appropriate, in his Importers of direct-con­ discretion, to the enforcement or ad­ (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9577, 10 sumption sugar: F.R. 8087) Cuban-American Mer- ministration of the provisions of this 994 1,570 24,858 order. Issued this 26th day of July 1945. Czamikow-Rionda Su- 3,309 2,133 51,809 (i) Petition for relief from hardship. 2)028 1,481 15,491 Any person affected by this'order who [seal] Clinton P. Anderson, 450 Secretary of Agriculture. 233 4,253 considers that compliance herewith M. Golodetz & Co...... 232 2,080 would work an exceptional or unreason­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13820; Filed, July 27, 1945; Hershey Sugar Sales able hardship on him may file a petition 11:10 a. m.] 3.039 6,162 96,767 454 2,881 35,984 for relief with the Order Administrator. 633 970 11,885 Petitions shall be in writing and shall Marianno Sugar Trading 394 349 23,231 set forth all pertinent facts and the na­ [WFO 131-1, Arndt. 2] 205 1,301 16,251 ture of the relief sought. The Order Ad­ 944 7,107 82,151 Part 1430—Sugar 49 923 ministrator may take any action with (•) reference to such petition which is con­ REVISED DISTRIBUTION QUOTAS FOR APRIL— sistent with the authority delegated to SEPTEMBER 1945 QUOTA P*ERIOD him by the Director. If the petitioner is i Stocks o_ hand April 1, 1945. dissatisfied with the action taken by the War Food Order No. 131-1, as amended This amendment shall become effec­ Order Administrator, he jmay, by request (10 F.R. 7132, 8201), is further amended tive at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., July 27, 1945. addressed to the Order Administrator, by deleting the table which appears in Appendix A and substituting in lieu With respect to violations, rights accrued, obtain a review of such action by the Di­ liabilities incurred, or appeals taken, rector. After said review, the Director thereof the following: may take such action as he deems ap­ prior to said date, under War Food Order propriate, which action shall be final. No. 131-1, as amended, all provisions of (j) Violations. Any person who vio­ said order shall be deemed to remain in lates any provision of this order may, full force for the purpose of sustaining in accordance with the applicable pro­ any proper suit, action, or other proceed­ cedure, be prohibited frorri receiving, chasers ing with respect to any such violation, of Agricultureof cies cies other than making any deliveries of, or using grain, USDAandWSA right, liability, or appeal. Government agen­ Civilian grain products, alcohol, alcoholic bever­ II.)S. Department Authorised pur­ (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9577, 10 ages or spirits. Any person who wil­ Atlantic and Gulf refiners: F.R. 8087; WFO 131, 10 F.R. 7131) fully violates any provision of this or­ American Sugar Refg. der is guilty of a crime and may be prose­ Co...... 15,000 112,504 52,197 541,686 Issued this 26th day of July 1945. J. Aron & Co______6,487 1,891 25,961 cuted under any and all applicable laws. Colonial Sugars, Inc____ 4,120 11, 581 2,078 59,237 [se a l ] C. W. K it c h e n , Civil action may also be instituted to en­ Godchaux Sugars, Inc__ 2,500 19,496 7,346 94,132 Henderson Sugar Re­ Director of Marketing Services. force any liability or duty created by, or finery...... 5,474 2,565 27,627 to enjoin any violation of, any provision ’ Imperial Sugar Co...... 2,240 15,932 5,544 71,323 [F. R. Doc. 45-13796; Filed, July 26, 1945; National Sugar Refg. of this order. Co...... 12,000 68,951 33,502 329,626 3:20 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9383

[WFO 44, Amdt. 11] and screenings. Section 8.13 (i), Cus­ TITLE 29—LABOR toms Regulations of 1943, amended. P art 1465—F is h and S h e l l f is h In addition to all other information Chapter IX—Department of Agriculture RESTRICTIONS ON 1945 PACK OF CANNED FISH required by law or regulations, customs (Agricultural Labor) invoices for cultivated grain or grain [Supp. 56, Amdt. 1] War Food Order No. 44, as amended and screenings shall contain a statement (9 F.R. 7361, 9584, 10624; 10 F.R. 103, P art 1108—S a la ries and W ages o f A g r i­ that no screenings are included with the cu ltu ra l L abor i n t h e S tate o f I daho 555, 3277, 5713, 7963), is further amended grain, if such is the case, or the percent­ by deleting from § 1465.20 (b) (1) the age of the shipment which consists of WORKERS ENGAGED IN HARVESTING POTATOES provisions contained in class 10 and in­ screenings commingled with the prin­ IN CERTAIN IDAHO COUNTIES serting, in lieu thereof, the following : cipal grain. Supplement 56 (10 F.R. 8812) is Class 10. Cod (Gadus callarias) or haddock This requirement shall be effective as amended as follows: (Melanogrammus aegleflnus) when processed to invoices certified after 30 days after I. The phrase “Picking of potatoes” and canned as the commercial product com­ thè publication of this document in the appearing at the beginning of subpara­ monly known and sold under the name of weekly Treasury Decisions. (Sèc. 481 fish flakes. (For the period May 20, 1945, to graph (b) (1) shall read as follows: March 31, 1946, inclusive/) (a) (10), 46 St^t. 719; 19 U.S.C. 1481 (a) (10)) (1) Picking of potatoes, including vine This order shall become effective at shaking: Section 8.13 (i), Customs Regulations 12:01 a. m., e. to. t„ July 27, 1945. With Of 1943 (19 CFR, Cum. Supp., 8.13 (i) ) , II. Subparagraph (b) (3) shall read as respect to violations, rights accrued, lia­ follows: bilities incurred, or appeals taken under as redesignated by T. D. 51059, is hereby War Food Order No. 44, as amended, amended by adding the following to the (3) Bucking potatoes, consisting of prior to the effective time of the provi­ list of merchandise in connection with loading in field from ground to carrier, sions hereof, the provisions of said War which additional information is required transporting to point of unloading and Food Order No. 44, as amended, in effect to be furnished on invoices and by plac­ return to field for reloading, 4$ per 100- prior to the effective time hereof shall be ing opposite such addition the number pound sack, plus per 100-pound sack deemed to continue in full force and ef­ and date of this Treasury decision: for each mile or fraction thereof trans­ fect for the purpose of sustaining any Grain or grain and screenings. ported in excess of 4 miles. proper suit, action, or other proceeding [ seal ] W. R . J o h n s o n , This Amendment 1 to Supplement 56 with respect to any such violation, right, Commissioner of Customs. shall be effective 12:01 a. m., Mountain liability, or appeal. war time, July 30, 1945. Approved: July 25, 1945. (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. Issued this 27th day of July 1945. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, H erbert E. G a ston , Acting Secretary of the Treasury. [ se a l ] * K. A. B u t l e r , 8 F.R. 14783; E.O. 9577, 10 F.R. 8087) Acting Director of Labor, [F. R. Doc. 45-13805; Filed, July 27, 1945; U. S. Department of Agriculture. Issued this 26th day of July 1945. 10:15 a. m.] C l in t o n P . A n d er so n , [F. R. Doc. 45-13822; Filed, July 27, 1945; Secretary of Agriculture. 11:10 a. m.] TITLE 22—FOREIGN RELATIONS [F. "R. Doc. 45-13794; Filed, July 26, 1945; [Supp. 52, Amdt. 2] 3:20 p. m.] Chapter I—Department of State P art —S a la ries and W ages o f A g r i­ P art 58—C o n tr o l o f P er so n s E n t e r in g 1111 c u ltu r a l abor i n t h e tate o f and L eaving t h e U n it e d S tates P u r s u ­ L S W a s h in g t o n a n t to t h e A ct oF M ay 22, 1918, as TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION A m ended WORKERS ENGAGED IN HARVESTING WHEAT Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Board TRAVEL BETWEEN U. S. AND CANADA, NEW­ AND DRY PEAS AND IN PERFORMING GEN­ FOUNDLAND OR LABRADOR ERAL FARM LABOR ON WHEAT AND PEA [Regs., Serial No. 344] Pursuant to the authority vested in me FARMS DURING HARVEST SEASON IN CER­ R epeal o f C e r t a in S pe cia l C iv il A ir by section 1 of Proclamation 2523 of the TAIN WASHINGTON COUNTIES R e g u l a t io n s President, issued on November 14, 1941 Supplement 52 (10 F.R. 7336, 8812) is At a session of the Civil Aeronautics (6 F.R. 5821) under authority of section amended as follows: Board held at its office in Washington, 1 of the act of Congress approved May 22, Subparagraph (c) (2) ,(ii) is amended D. C., on the 24th day of July 1945. 1918 (40 Stat. 559; 22 U.S.C. 223), as to read as follows: Effective July 24, 1945, Special Civil amended by the act of Congress of June 21, 1941 (55 Stat. 252; 22 U.S.C. 223, (ii) Tractor driver—$15 per day plus Air Regulations Serial Numbers 227 (7 board. F.R. 4445), 242 (7 F.R. 8725), 247 (7 F.R. Sup.), § 58.3 of the regulations issued on 10423), 274 (8 F.R. 6589), 279 (8 FR. November 25, 1941, as amended, is fur­ This Amendment 2 to Supplement 52 10653)gjffiT 18 17473ft 304 (9 F.R. ther amended by the substitution of a shall be effective at 12:01 a. m., Pacific 4075), 307 (9 F.R. 5944) are hereby new paragraph for paragraph (b), as war time, July 30,1945. repealed. follows: Issued this 27th day of July 1945. (52 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) § 58.3 Exceptions to regulations in §§ 58.1-58.2. * * * [ se a l ] K. A. B u t l e r , By the Civil Aeronautics Board. (b) When traveling between points in Acting Director of Labor, U. S. Department of Agriculture. [ se a l] F red A. T o o m b s , the continental United States and points Secretary. in Canada or Newfoundland, including [F. R. Doc. 45-13821; Filed, July 27, 1945; Labrador, or any island adjacent there­ 11:10 a. m.[ [F. R. Doc. 45-13706; Filed, July 26, 1945; to: Provided, That this exception shall 11:16 a. m.] not be applicable to any such person when traveling to or arriving from a TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE place outside the continental United States via Canada or Newfoundland, or Chapter VIII—Foreign Economic TITLE 19—CUSTOMS DUTIES Labrador, or any island adjacent thereto Administration Chapter I—Bureau of Customs for which a valid passport is required Subchapter B—Export Control under these rules and regulations; or [Amdt. 72] [T. D. 51284] * * * * * P art 801—G eneral R eg u l a t io n s P art 8— L ia b il it y f o r D u t i e s , E n t r y o f [ se a l] J o s e p h C. G r e w , I m po rt ed M er c h a n d ise PROHIBITED EXPORTATIONS; MISCELLANEOUS Acting Secretary of State. COMMODITIES in v o ic e ; g r a in and s c r e e n in g s . J u l y 25, 1945. Section 801.2 Prohibited exportations Additional information required on in­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13829; Filed, July 27, 1945; is hereby amended in the following par­ voices covering cultivated grain or grain 11:11 a. m.] ticulars: tD The group and country designation in Limits” and “G-Post Dollar Value OS Limits” set opposite each of the com­ GLV dollar value qp the column headed “Gen. Lie. Country G-post Dept, of Gen. lie. limits country Group” and the dollar value limits in modities listed below are hereby amended Comm. groups dollar Commodity country value the columns headed “GLV Dollar Value to read as follows: Schedule group B. No. limits K G+4 GLV dol iar value c o u n tr y G-post Dept, of Gen. lie. lim its Comm. groups dollar Agricultural Machinery and Implements Commodity country value Schedule group B. No. limits 784200 Lawn mowers, hand and power------K&M 100 UOO 25 K G+4 Industrial Chemicals y * 839100 Freon...... -...... -...... K 100 25 25 Paper, Related Products and Manufactures Photographic and Projection Goods 473600 Fiber insulation board, Vie" and over in thickness, except quilt or blanket types (include of cane or 900050 Motion-picture cameras standard gauge (35 m m .)... K&M 100 1100 25 other fiber) (report quilt or blanket types-bat-in 900130 Motion-picture cameras, substandard gauge (16 479900)...... -...... — None 100 25 25 K&M 100 1100 25 473800 Wallboard of paper or pulp, W to less than 7/ie" 900238 Photoengraving cameras— ...... —...... K&M 100 25 25 in thickness (include of cane and other fiber) 902900 Microphone booms for motion picture equipment except Rocklath paper______. ______None 100 25 25 other than 35 mm______K&M 100 »100 25 M Other NonmetalUc Minerals, including Precious Miscellaneous Office Supplies O 548500 Gypsum and Manufactures of: Plaster board an d Mechanical pencils: H wallboard______None 100 25 25 930100 Of plastic material (cellulose acetate, nitrocel- W lulose and synthetic resins)...... K&M 100 1100 25 Steel Mill Products 930200 Of other materials______— ------K&M 100 1100 25 > Fountain and stylographic pens: G 609198 Mattress and furniture springs (include sprin? 930900 Of plastic materials (cellulose acetate, nitrocel- components)______—— K&M 100 UOO 25 "lulose, and synthetic resins): » 930900 Fountain pens------K&M 100 1100 25 Electrical Machinery and Apparatus 930900 Stylographic pens...... K&M 100 1100 25 O 931000 Of other materials: i—« 707490 Heating elements for industrial heating devices, 931000 Fountain pens------i...... K&M S 100 . 1100 25 xji n. e. s. (report electric industrial melting andL 931000 Stylographic pens------... ------K&M 100 1100 refining furnace parts under 707410 and electric 931Q00 Metallic pen points: H industrial heat-treating furnace parts under 931600 Nib assemblies, with nibs of gold.------K&M 100 1100 H 707420)...... K&M 100 UOO 25 939900 Paper clips, clamps and fasteners...... K&M 100 1 100 25 939900 Pencil sharpeners, desk...... -...... K&M 100 • 1100 Construction and Conveying Machinery 939900 Punches and perforators...... K&M 100 1100 939900 Staple removers------JC&M 100 1100 Gq 724600 Elevators and parts, except dumb waiters and parts. K&M 100 25 25 939900 Thumbtacks.....______K&M 100 1100 ***•a 729100 Escalators and parts....______K&>1 100 25 25 K Miscellaneous Commodities, N. E. S. ** Other Industrial Machinery a. 957200 Mantel novelty and wall clocks...... K&M 100 1100 25 a 762500 Paper and pulp-mill machinery and parts------K&M 100 25 25 957900 Other clocks and parts, except 1-day alarm clocks 762800 Paper-converting machinery and parts: (include parts of electric clocks)...... K&M 100 1100 * 762800 Beater bars, for manufacture of roofing felt paper. K&M 100 25 25 762800 Creping machinery and parts..______K&M 100 25 25 a 762800 Egg case filler making machinery and parts------K&M 100 25 <25 Shipments of any of the above com­ moved from general license or whose 762800 Envelope lining machinery and parts______K&M 100 ’ 25 25 «a 762800 Envelope making machinery and parts______K&M 100 25 25 modities removed from general license GLV dollar value limits have been re­ 762800 Gumming machinery and parts...... K&M 100 25 25 duced, it shall become effective on Au­ tss 762800 Indexing devices and parts for paper making_____ K&M 100 „ 25 25 or whose GLV dollar value limits have po 762800 Knotting machinery and parts______;____.. K&M 100 25 25 been reduced, which were on dock, on gust 2, 1945. K* 762800 Pulp molding machinery and parts______!______■ K&M 100 25 25 «C 762800 Pulp pressing machinery and parts______K&M 100 25 25 lighter, laden aboard an exporting car­ (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77tii •fe. 762800 Reeling machinery and parts______K&M 100 25 25 rier, or in transit to a port of exit pur­ Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. 762800 Rewinding machinery and parts__ ..... ______K&M 100 25 25 762800 Slitting machinery and parts______■ K&M 100 25 25 suant to an actual order for export prior Law 397, 78th Cong.; Pub. Law 99, 79th 762800 Twisting machinery and parts...______K&M 100 25 25 to the effective date of this amendment 762800 Varnishing machinery and parts...... K&M 100 25 25 Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 F.R. 4795; E.O. 9361, 762800 Other paper-converting machinery and parts, ex­ None 100 25 25 may be exported under the previous 8 F.R. 9861; Order No. 1, 8 F.R. 9938; E.O. cept paper bag and container making machinery general license provisions. Shipments of and parts and stencil cutting machinery and parts. 9380, 8 F.R. 13081; Delegation of Author­ such commodities moving to a vessel ity No. 20, 8 F.R. 16235; Delegation of Printing and Bookbinding Machinery subsequent to the effective date of this Authority No. 21, 8 F.R. 16320) 779000 Tyepsetting machines______K&M 100 25 25 amendment pursuant to Office of De­ 779100 Printing presses...... K&M 100 ' 25 25 Dated: July 21, 1945. 779300 Bookbinding machinery, accessories and parts: fense Transportation permits issued S. H. Lebensburger, 779300 Repair parts...... K&M 100 25 25 prior to such date may also be exported 779300 Parts other than repair...... V. K&M 100 25 25 Director, 779300 Bookbinding machinery and accessories...... K&M 100 25 25 under the previous general license pro­ 779500 Other printing and typesetting machinery, parts Requirements and Supply Branch, and accessories: visions. 779500 Repair parts...... K&M 100 25 25 Bureau of Supplies. 779500 Parts other than repair...... K&M 100 25 25 This amendment shall become effec­ 779500 Other printing and typesetting machinery and [F. R. Doc. 45-13788; Filed, July 26, 1945; 25 25 tive immediately upon publication ex­ accessories..___t-______K&M 100 1:33 p. m.] ’GLV value limit for shipments to Argentina $25. cept that with respect to commodities re-

% fArndt. 7»J The groujVand country designation in P art 801—G e n e ra l R e g u l a t io n s the column headed “Gen. Lie. Country GLV dollar value Group” and the dollar value limits in the Dept, of limits country G-post PROHIBITED EXPORTATIONS; MISCELLANEOUS Comm. Got. lie. groups columns headed “GLV Dollar Value Lim­ Schedule Commodity country dollar COMMODITIES group value its” and “G-Post Dollar Value Limits” B. No. limits Section 801.2 Prohibited exportations set opposite each of the commodities / K G+4 is hereby amended in the following par­ listed below are hereby amended to read ticulars: as follows: < 706501 Fluorescent tube lamps...... K&M Q-LV t dollar value 707000 Floor polishers, domestic motor driven__ K&M 100 i 25 25 Dept, of 707000 Floor surfacing machines, portable, domestic motor Gen. He. limits country G-post Comm. groups ' dollar driven______;___ K&M 25 Schedule Commodity country 709800 Busways...... group value K&M 100- B. No. limits K G+4 CONSTRUCTION AND CONVEYING MACHINERY 724600 Dumb-waiters and parts...... -...... K&M 100 25 25 STEEL MILL PRODUCTS METALWORKING MACHINERY 6G9S00 Stages for industrial sta triers______K&M 100 »100 25 745805 Welding torch sets and Darts _ ...... K&M 100 25 25 IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURES *4 OTHER INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 611300 Metal safety razors (include razors with metal heads © and plastic or metal handles incorporating a guard 778700 Power-driven machines for commercial laundries. K&M 100 25 25 which prevents cutting of the skin. If the head 773800 Laundry and dry cleaning equipment, other, and consists of two parts, one of which is metal, it is parts for assembly...... K&M 100 26 35 W then a metal head)______K&M 100 » 100 25 776098 Vacuum cleaners, industrial______K&M 100 25 26 >■ 611300 Safety-razor blades______K&M 100 » 100 25 r 611900 Straight razors...... K&M 100 1100 25 « OFFICE APPLIANCES 614400 Kerosene cooking stoves______None None 617898 Industrial staplers and parts...... K&M 100 1100 25 775200 Non-descriptive or non-text-writing, bookkeeping, w 619510 Bathroom scales, automatic (include health and and accounting maohines, new (report accounting personal weighing scales)...... K&M 100 25 25 machines using punched cards in 775900)______K&M 10» 25 26 o 619590 Other automatic scales (include household and baby 775300 Descriptive or text-writing bookkeeping and ac- I—I scales)...... K&M 100 25 25 counting machines, new (report accounting ma- m 619800 Other seal» and balances (report precision scales, chines using punched cards in 775900)____ K&M 100 25 25 H laboratory balances and weights in 619700)____ K&M 100 25 25 775600 Listingwdding machines new (report listing adding 620998 Grease cups______K&M 100 25 25 bookkeeping machines in 775200)...... K&M ioa 25 25 6209% Oilers. steeL emDtv. . . ____ . K&M 100 25 25 775700 Calculating machines, non-listing, new...... K&M 100 25 25 775900 Card-punching, sorting and tabulating machines, F BRASS AND BRONZE MANUFACTURES new (include tabulators using punched cards)... K&M 100 25 26 Co 776000 Other accounting, bookkeeping and calculating ma- a 647998 Grease cops...... K&M 100 25 25 chines, used arid rebuilt (include pocket adding os 647998 Oil cups...... K&M 100 25 25 machines and lightning calculators)______K&M 100 25 25 a 776100 Parts for assembly for accounting, bookkeeping and ■** ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND APPARATUS calculating machines______K&M 100 25 25 a. 776207 Addressing machines...... K&M 100 ' 25 25 a 701020 Butt-welding machines, portable electric, non­ 776218 Equipment for addressing machines...... K&M 100 25 25 SS- rotating...... K&M 100 25 25 776218 Parts for assembly for addressing machines_____ K&M 100 25 25 701020 Drill welders, stationary type, non-rotating______K&M 100 25 26 776307 Duplicating machines, except lithograph offset type K&M 100 25 25 701020 Spot-welding machines, portable electric, non­ 776309 Duplicating machines, lithograph offset type. .. K&M 100 25 25 & rotating...... K&M 100 26 25 776318 Parts for assembly for duplicating machines...... K&M 100 25 25 701020 Transformer type welding sets, portable electric___ K&M 100 26 25 776318 Supplies for duplicating machines...... K&M 100 25 25 703100 Electric panels, switchboard, except telephone____ K&M 100* 25r 25 776400 Cash registers, new______K&M 100 25* 25 703100 Feeder panels and parts, switchboard, except tele­ 776600 Cash registers, used and rebuilt______K&M 100 25 25 Oo phone...... K&M 100 25 25 776700 Parts for asseriibly for cash registers...... K&M 100 25 25 703100 Fuse panel boards and parts, switchboard, except 777700 Staplers and staples (for office use) (report band Ki telephone______K&M 100 25 25 staplers for industrial use in 617898 and "staples for 5© 703100 Fuse panels and parts, switchboard, except tele­ use in such hand staplers in 609500)...... K&M 100 1100 25 ©I phone______K&M 100 25 25 777900 Autographic registers...... K&M 100 25 25 703100 Lighting panels and parts, switchboard, except 777900 Change making machines____L...... K&M 100 25 25 telephone______K&M 100 25 25 777900 Check handling machines...... K&M 100 25 25 703300 Carbon circuit breakers and parts over 10 amperes.. K&M 100 25 25 777900 Coin handling machines______K&M 100 25 25 703300 Fuse disconnecting switches and parts over 10 777900 Currency counting machines.______K&M 100 25 25 amperes...... K&M 100 25 25 777900 Dictating and dual purpose machines______K&M 100 25 25 703300 Knife switches and parts over 1ft amperes . . K&M 100 25 25 777900 Envelope handling machines...... K&M 100 25 25 703300 Panel switches add parts over 10 amperes______K&M 100 i 25 25 777900 Office composing machines______K&M 100 25 25 ,703300 Safety switches and parts over 10 amperes...... K&M 100 25 25 777900 Payroll denominating machines...... K&M 100 25 25 705698 Floor polishing machines, portable electric, indus­ 777900 Post office cancelling machines...... K&M 100 25 26 trial...... K&M 100 25 25 777900 Postal permit mailing machines...... K&M 100 25 25 705698 Floor sanding machines, portable Electric, indus- 777900 Shorthand writing machines...... K&M 100 25 ' 25 ■ trial______K&M 100 25 26 777900 Ticket registers, automatic and parts not coin op- 705698 Floor scraping machines, portable electric, indus­ erated...... None 100 25 25 trial______K&M 100 25 25 777900 Typographic numbering machines, wheels and 705698 Floor scrubbing machines, portable electric, indus­ parts...... :...... None 100 25 25 trial______K&M 100 25 25 777900 Other office appliances, n. e. s. (exceot date stamp- 705698 Floor surfacing machines, portable electric, indus­ ing machines and parts, other than check stamp- trial______K&M 100 25 25 ing; file punches, linatimes, numbering machines 7D6455 Large filament lamps (bulbs, medium screw, mogul and parts and ticket punches, automatic and bi-post bayonet and other large-base lamps) (in­ parts).. . . ______K&M 100 25 25 clude heat and photoflood lamps) ...... K&M 100 »100 25 i GLV value limit for shipments to Argentina—$25X0. 9386 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 additional construction on the property GLV dollar value known as the “Windmill” so that the Dept, of limits oountry G-post Gen. Ilo. dollar construction begun in September 1944 Comm. Commodity country groups Schedule group value may equal a cost of $5,000 but may not B. No. limits G+4 exceed that amount, unless hereafter K specifically authorized in writing by the War Production Board. OTHER VEHICLES AND PARTS Issued this 26th day of July 1945. 795000 Bicycles...... -...... K&M 100 »100 None 799200 Push carts and hand trucks...... K&M 100 25 25 War P roduction Board, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PROJECTION GOODS By J. Joseph Whelan, Recording Secretary: 900700 Motion picture projectors, standard gauge (35 mm.)_ K&M 100 25 25 900900 Kodascope projectors, standard gauge 35 mm. silent, not motion-picture__...... K&M 100 25 25 [F. R. Doc. 45-13799; Filed, July 26, 1945; 901000 Motion-picture sound equipment, 35 mm. record- 4:30 p. m.J ing...... K&M 100 25 25 901100 Motion-picture sound equipment, 35mm. reproduc- ing...... K&M 100 25 25 902900 Micophone booms for 35 mm. motion-picture equip- m en t...______— K&M M0 25 25 P art 1010—S uspension Orders MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES [Suspension Order S-812, Revocation] 930410 Pencils, not mechanical, of black lead_____ ------K&M 100 >100 25 930420 Pencils, not mechanical, other------K&M 100 >100 25 SAN HYGENE UPHOLSTERY CO. 93Ì600 Metallic pen points (except gold pen points and nib assemblies with nibs of gold)-..------K&M 100 >100 25 Suspension Order No. S-812 was issued on June 9, 1945 against the San Hygene MISCELLANEOUS COMMODITIES, N. E. 8. Upholstery Company, engaged in the 959198 Time-recording devices and parts for assembly...... K&M 100 25 25 manufacture of living room, dining room, 979200 Lanterns, wick...... K&M 100 > 100 25 979300 Gasoline pressure lamps and lanterns------K&M 100 >100 25 and'juvenile furniture. 979400 Acetylene and carbide lamps (except miners’) ...... None 25 25 25 The suspension order provided that 979400 Miners’ lamps, carbide andoil...... None 25 25 25 during the effective period of the order, 979400 Other lamps (except electric). . . . ______K&M 100 1100 25 979900 K&M 10O > 100 25 the San Hygene Upholstery Company, 984098 Pins' bobby, hair, safety, bank, and common K&M . 100 >100 25 its successors or assigns, shall reduce its straight______------use of wood in the manufacture and crating of furniture by 20,000 board feet J OLV value limit for shipments to Argentina—$25.00. per calendar quarter below the amount Shipments of any of the above com­ Chapter IX—War Production Board of wood it otherwise would be permitted modities removed from general license to use under the provisions of Limitation Au t h o r it y : Regulations in this chapter, or whose GLV dollar value limits have unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ Order L-260-a, a total reduction in per­ been reduced, which wer§ on dock, on ments affected, issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 mitted usage of wood during this period lighter, laden aboard an exporting car­ Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. - of 80,000 board feet. In view of the revo­ rier, or in transit to a port of exit pur­ 177, 58 Stat. 827; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. cation on July 21, 1945 of Limitation Or­ suant to an actual order for export prior 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; W.P.B. der L-260-a, the Chief Compliance Com­ to the effective date of this amendment Reg. 1 as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64. - missioner has directed that Suspension may be exported under the previous gen­ Part 1010—Suspension Orders Order No. S-812 be revoked. eral license provisions. Shipments of In view of the foregoing, it is hereby such commodities moving to a vessel sub­ [Suspension Order S-768, Arndt. 1] ordered, that: § 1010.812 Suspension sequent to the effective date of this J. BAKER BRYAN Order"No. S-812 be revoked. amendment pursuant to Office of Defense Issued this 26th day of July 1945. Transportation permits issued prior to J. Baker Bryan of 7830 Laura Street, such date may also be exported under the Jacksonville, Florida, during the months War P roduction Board, previous general license provisions. of September and October 1944 did con­ By J. J oseph. Whelan, Shipments of any of the above commodi­ struction without authorization from the Recording Secretary. ties whose G-Post dollar value limits War Production Board on his property [F. R. Doc. 45-13800; Filed, July 26, 1,945; have been reduced and which were mailed known as the “Windmill” restaurant and 4:30 p. m.] prior to the effective date of this amend­ night club located nine miles south of ment may also be exported under the G- Jacksonville, Florida, on the Phillips Post general license provisions previously Highway. Suspension Order No. S-768 in effect. was issued against J. Baker Bryan on P art 1010—Suspension Orders This amendment shall become effective April 24, 1945. In view of the amend­ [Suspension Order S-852] immediately upon publication, except ment of May 29, 1945 to Order L-41, the that with respect to the Commodity Chief Compliance Commissioner has di­ SWEETHEART BAKERY CO. “Kerosene cooking stoves” it shall become rected that the suspension order be effective on August 2,1945. amended to allow additional construction Sweetheart Bakery Company of Fargo, North Dakota, is a corporation engaged (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th up to but not exceeding $5,000. In view of the foregoing, it is hereby in the manufacturing and sale of bread Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. and bakery products. During the sec­ Law 397, 78th Cong.; Pub. Law 99, 79th ordered, that: § 1010.768 Suspension Or­ ond and fourth quarters of 1944 and the Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 F.R. 4795; E.O. 9361, der No. S-768 issued April 24, 1945, be first quarter of 1945, respondent ex­ 8 F.R. 9861; Order No. 1, 8 F.R. 9938; amended by the substitution of the fol­ ceeded its permitted use of fibre shipping E.O. 9380,8 F.R. 13081; Delegation of Au­ lowing paragraph (a) for the present containers. Respondent thus violated thority No. 20, 8 F.R. 16235; Delegation paragraph (a ): Order L-317. Its violations have di­ of Authority No. 21,8 F.R. 16320; Delega­ verted critical materials to uses not au­ tion of Authority No. 55, 9 F.R. 7512) (a) Neither J. Baker Bryan, his suc­ cessors or assigns, nor any other person, thorized by the War Production Board. Dated: July 25,1945. shall cio any construction on the prem­ In view of the foregoing, it is hereby ordered, that: Walter F reedman, ises known as the “Windhiill” restaurant Deputy Director, and night club, located nine miles south § 1010.852 Suspension Order No. S- Requirements and Supply Branch, of Jacksonville, Florida, on the Phillips 852. (a) Respondent shall reduce its Bureau of Supplies. Highway, including putting up or alter­ use of new fibre shipping containers for [F. R. Doc. 45-13789; Filed, July 26, 1945; ing the structure located on said prem­ the third and fourth quarters of 1845 in 1:33 p. m.] ises, except that J. Baker Bryan may do the following amounts: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9387 sequent quarters any less-than-quota use foreign government pursuant to the Act Amount of Permitted use during those quarters. reduction from after deduc­ of March 11, 1941,. entitled “An Act to quota tion for repay- (b) Nothing contained in this order Promote the Defense of the United ‘ment shall be deemed to relieve The Day Pub­ States” (Lend-Lease Act) or any exten­ lishing Company, its successors or as­ sion or renewal thereof. Regardless of Square Square signs, from any restriction, prohibition Pound* feet Pounds feet the provisions of Priorities Regulation 17, 3d quarter 1945...... 3.750 15, 750 6,828 43.415 or provision contained in any other order no orders for military exchanges and 4th "quarter 1945 - 3.750 15,750 6,828 43.415 or regulation of the War Production service departments shall be regarded as Board except insofar as the same may military orders except rated orders of Provided, That if respondent chooses be inconsistent with the provisions United States Navy Ship’s Service De­ to reduce its third quarter usage by a thereof. partments and War Shipping Adminis­ larger amount than is herein provided, Issued this 27th day of July 1945. tration Training Organization Ship’s it may so do and thereby to such extent Service activities for cut sole leather for it will reduce the balance to be repaid War P roduction Board, repair purposes which are endorsed as or deducted for the fourth quarter of By J. Joseph Whelan, follows : 1945; Provided, That in no event shall Recording Secretary. The within order has been approved in the reduction from quota for the third [F. R. Doc. 45-13817; Filed, July 27, 1945; accordance with instructions of the Army quarter be less than above specified. 11:08 a. m.] and Navy Munitions Board. (b) Nothing contained in this order By— ------shall be deemed to relieve Sweetheart Authorized Official. Bakery Company from any restriction, (6) “Military specifications” or “mil­ P art 3290—Textile, Clothing and prohibition, or provision contained in any itary quality” means, except as herein Leather other order or regulation of the War otherwise specifically provided, the spec­ Production Board, except insofar as the [Conservation Order M-310, as Amended ifications applicable to military orders same may be inconsistent with the pro­ July 27, 1945] or the quality of material meeting such visions hereof. HIDES, SKINS' AND LEATHER specifications. (c) The restrictions and prohibitions (7) “Sole leather” means vegetable contained herein shall apply to Sweet­ The fulfillment of requirements for the tanned sole leather unless otherwise heart Bakery Company, Fargo, North defense of the tJnited States has created specified. Dakota, its successors and assigns, or shortages in hides, skins and leather for (8) “Scrap leather” means small lea­ persons acting in its behalf. defense, for private account, and for ther pieces which are unavoidably pro­ (d) This order shall take effect on export; and the following order is deemed duced from processing or cutting opera­ July 26, 1945. necessary and appropriate in the public tions, but in no case shall include bellies interest and to promote the national de­ Issued this 19th day of July 1945. or shoulders. fense: (9) “Rawhide” means a hide or skin War P roduction B oard, (a) General definitions. which after the hair has been removed By J. J oseph Whelan, (b) Provisions applying to all hides, skins is used in that state or fabricated without Recording Secretary. and leather. further tanning. (c) Untanned cattlehides, calfskins and [P. R. Doc. 45-13746; Piled, July 26, 1945; kips. (10) All trade terms shall have their 11:30 a. m.j (d) Cattlehides, calfskins and kips, and usual trade significance unless other­ leather therefrom. wise specified. (e) Sole leather and sole leather cut stock. (b) Provisions applying to all hides, Part 1010—Suspension Orders (f) Horsehides. skins and leather. (1) No person shall (g) Pickled sheepskins. process any hides, skins or leather con­ [Suspension Order S-865] (h) Goatskins and cabrettas. trary to any specific direction issued (i) Deerskins. THE DAY PUBLISHING CO., INC. (j) Effect on prior orders. from time to time by the War Production The Day Publishing Co., Inc., a cor­ (k) Reports. Board relating to the processing or pro­ poration organized under the laws of the (lj Appeals. duction of specific types of leather to State of New York, with its principal (m) Communications to the War Produc­ meet military or designated civilian re­ tion Board. quirements. office and place of business Within the (n) Violations. Schedule A. Schedule B. City of New York, is engaged in publish­ (2) No producer, collector, tanner, ing a newspaper called “The Day.” Dur­ § 3290.196 Conservation Order M- contractor, converter or cutter shall sell, ing the period commencing January 1, 310—(a) General definitions.' (1) “Tan­ deliver, accept, delivery of, cut, use or 1943, and ending March 31, 1945, it used, ner” means a person in the business incorporate in any product any hides or caused to be used in the publishing of tanning, dressing, or similarly process­ skins or leather contrary to any specific of that newspaper, a substantial amount ing hides or skins, who in any calendar direction issued from time to time by of print paper in excess of its authorized month after April 1, 1940, processed or the War Production Board deemed nec­ quota, in violation of Limitation Order processes more than 100 hides or skins. essary in order to fill military or desig­ D-240 and amendments thereto. This (2) “Contractor” or “converter” means nated civilian requirements. overconsumption was in the main due to a person in the business of causing hides (3) No person shall commercially in­ the error of that publisher in calculating or skins to be tanned or dressed for his corporate any leather or rawhide into its quota without taking into account a account in any tannery not owned or any product except as permitted by six-month period during the year 1941 controlled by him. Schedule A at the end of this order, and (the base consumption period) during (3) “Collector*’ means a person, In­ no person shall sell any leather or raw- which its use of paper dropped by about cluding a dealer or importer, engaged in hide unless the same is to be incorporated 25 per, cent on account of a jurisdictional the business of acquiring from others into a product permitted by Schedule A. strike over which it had no control. untanned hides or skins for resale, or This restriction shall not, however, apply to: This violation has diverted scarce ma­ removing hides or skins from animals terials to uses not authorized by the War not slaughtered by him. (i) The filling of military orders ; Production Board. In view of the fore­ (4) “Producer” means a person in the (11) The delivery or use of vegetable going, it is hereby ordered, that:- business of slaughtering animals. tanned cattlehide leather available after (5) “Military order” means an order accepting and filling all military orders § 1010.865 Suspension Order No. S-865. for hides, skins or leather for delivery and all orders for items permitted under (a) The Day Publishing Company, Inc., against a specific contract placed by any Schedule A, and after complying with all its successors or assigns, during each of of the following, or for Incorporation in specific directions. However, the restric­ the third and fourth quarters of 1945, any product to be delivered against such tions of paragraph (b) (3) do apply to shall not use or cause-to be used in the a contract: calfskins and kipskins and to sole leather, publication of “The Day,” or any other The Army or Navy of the United States, innersole leather, side upper leather, lin­ newspaper, more than 390 tons of print the United States Maritime Commission, ing leather, belting leather, mechanical paper and shall not carry over into sub- the War Shipping Administration, or any leather and welting leather. No. 150----- 2 9388 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(iii) The delivery or use of scrap credit requirements, or between cus­ the hair) produced from slunks, and leather, Provided, That any tanner sell­ tomers and his own consumption of said rawhide. ing any such scrap leather shall report materials. (ii) “Rough sole leather” means vege­ his sales on his monthly form prescribed (8) No tanner, contractor, converter, table-tanned sides, crops, backs, bends, in paragraph (k). finisher, jobber or cutter shall deliver shoulders, and bellies which have not (iv) [Deleted Aug. 25, 1944.] any leather (except shearlings) for foot­ been rolled. (v) [Deleted Aug. 25, 1944.] wear purposes, unless he has received (iii) “Rough belting butts and butt (4) The War Production Board may the footwear manufacturers’ quota num­ bends” means vegetable, chrome, or com­ authorize the reprocessing, sale and use ber of the purchaser. This paragraph bination tanned belting butts and butt of rejected leather, or leather which can shall not prevent deliveries to persons bends which have not been curried. be made available consistently with pro­ regularly in business as leather contrac­ (iv) “Rough shoulders” means vege­ gram requirements, for purposes not tors, leather converters, leather finishers, table-tanned sole leather shoulders or otherwise permitted by this order or leather jobbers, leather-cutters, finders or shoulders cut from vegetable, chrome or § 944.11 of Priorities Regulation 1. Any shoe repairers or to persons outside the combination tanned belting butts, which person may request such authorization continental United States. have not been either curried or rolled. by letter on his own behalf to use leather (c) Untanned cattlehides, calfskins (2) [Deleted May 25, 1944.] he owns or his supplier may request and kips—(1) Definition. “Cattlehide”, (3) No tanner shall produce any har­ authorization to sell, and on behalf of his “calfskin”* and “kip” mean the hide or ness leather in any color other than customer to use, stating the proposed skin of a bull, steer, cow or buffalo, for­ russet, except to fill military orders. uses of the leather and the quantity, eign or domestic (excluding slunks). (4) Unless otherwise specifically or­ quality, weight and type involved, and (2) No tanner shall put into process, dered in writing by the War Production in the case of rejected leather, facts sub­ and no contractor shall cause to be put Board, no person shall curry or finish stantiating its qualification as such. into process, any cattlehide, calfskin or the following leathers and no manufac­ “Rejected leather” as used in this kip in excess of such amounts for speci­ turer shall use the same, cither before paragraph means any leather made to fill fied periods as may be fixed by the War or after such currying or finishing, ex­ a military order or for production of Production Board from time to time. cept in accordance with the following items listed on Schedule A which (i) is (3) No person shall sell, deliver, pur­ requirements: so defective that it will be refused if chase or accept delivery of any untanned (i) Rough sole leather shall be fin­ tendered, (ii) the purchaser has refused, cattlehide, calfskin or kip, or portion ished as sole leather (which thereupon or (iii) the purchaser has notified the thereof, other than splits and glue stock, becomes subject to paragraph (e) here­ seller will be refused because of defects. except to the extent that the purchaser of) except that rough sole leather 12 iron No person shall process or order any is specifically authorized by the War Pro­ and up may be curried and used for leather which he knows will be rejected. duction Board on Form WPB-1323 or round belting or V belting; This paragraph does not prohibit the Form WPB-3507. Applications may be (ii) Rough belting butts or butt bends production of rejects to the extent that made on Form WPB-1325 (formerly PD- shall be curried and thereafter used only they are unavoidable in the manufac­ J569) for the purchase of domestic cat­ for transmission belts, hydraulic, pack­ turers’ or tanners’ operations. tlehides, and on Form WPB-1322 (for­ ing, méchanical and textile leathers; or (5) The War Production Board may merly PD-569-a) for the purchase of fillet leather: Provided, That this restric­ authorize the reprocessing or use of domestic calfskins and kips: Provided, tion shall not apply to straightenings cut leather not used for the purposes for That the following may be made with­ from the portion of the belting butt or which it was purchased because of ter­ out such authorization: butt bend beginning at the edge from mination of procurement by the United (i) Transactions between collectors which the belly was removed, if the States Government or any of its agen­ and between producers and collectors for straightening is less than two inches in cies for which the production was or­ purposes of resale or delivery within the width at the widest point; dered. Any person may request such continental United States. (iii) Rough shoulders cut from sole authorization on his own behalf, or on (ii) The sale and delivery to and the leather hides if not finished for sole behalf of his customer, stating the pro­ purchase and acceptance of delivery by ‘leather, and rough shoulders cut from posed use of the leather, the quantity, any person other than a tanner of less any belting butts, shall be curried and quality, weight, type involved, the num­ than 100 hides or skins in any calendar used only for welting, hydraulic, pack­ ber of the cancelled contract, branch of month. ing, mechanical and textile leathers, ex­ service, date of purchase, intended .end (4) In acting under paragraph (c) (3), cept that double rough shoulders 11 iron use and why it cannot be used for the it will be the policy of the War Produc­ and up may be curried and used for purpose for which it was intended. tion Board, so far as is practicable, to round belting. Any leather held by a person who does grant authorizations so that: The War Production Board may on not in the regular course of his business (i) The contractor or tanner may written application authorize the sub­ sell leather in that form may only be obtain cattlehides, calfskins, or kips in stitution of any of the types of leather sold in accordance with Priorities RegUr theproportions that the wettings in 1942 mentioned in subparagraphs (i), (ii), and lation 13. of the contractor or tanner, respectively, (iii) of this paragraph (d) (4) for any (6) Notwithstanding the provisions of of cattlehides, calfskins, or kips, com­ of the end uses therein specified, and any priorities or other regulations of the puted separately, bore to all wettings when consistent with meeting require­ War Production Board, no preference thereof in that year by all contractors ments for approved programs, the War ratings shall be applied or extended for and tanners producing the same type of Production Board may authorize the the delivery of hides, skins or leather, leather, except that authorizations to finishing and use of any of these types except: tanners or contractors having more than of leather for any products listed on (i) Leather for military orders (ex­ a practicable minimum working inven­ Schedule A. cluding sole leather whole stock as de­ tory may be reduced or omitted: and (5) Vegetable tanned sole leather shall fined in paragraph (e) (1) (vii) and (ii) [Deleted Aug. 25,1944.] be processed so as to meet the require­ cattlehide splits in the blue; pickled, or (5) No producer or collector shall cut ments of Federal Specification KK-lA- lime state) ; or off bellies or shoulders of untanned cat­ 261B, including any emergency alternate (ii) - When specifically authorized intlehides, except for a purchaser specifi­ specifications or amendments thereto. writing by the War Production Board cally authorized in writing by the War (6) Bellies cut from cattlehides proc­ pursuant to this subparagraph (b) (6) Production Board to purchase hides with essed for sole leather (excluding stags (ii); portions cut off. and bulls) shall be cut in accordance (7) In making sales or deliveries of (6) [Deleted Jan. 24, 1944.] with standard practice, but bellies weigh­ hides, skins or leather (including sole (d) Cattlehides, calfskins and kips, ing 3 pounds or more when finished shall leather cut stock) not required to fill and leather therefrom— (1) Definition. not be cut to measure less than 6 inches military orders, no person shall make dis­ (i) “Cattlehide, calfskin or kip leather” across the navel when finished. criminatory cuts in quality or quantity means leather produced from such hides (7) Shoulders cut from cattlehides between customers who meet such or skins whether grain or split, including processed for sole leather (excluding person’s established prices, terms and leather (whether tanned with or without stags and bulls) shall be cut in a line FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9389 running perpendicular to line of back­ sizes of shoes specified in military orders, chamois leather meeting military specifi­ bone at a point within the limits of the or on other patterns approved or in cations: break in the foreflank. Sizes prescribed by the War Production (1) New Zealand North Island pickled (8) No tanner, currier, finisher, jobber Board from time to time. sheep pelts, (usual grades averaging 45 or dealer shall accept any order for cat- (4) Sole leather whole-stock shall be pounds per dozen or heavier); tlehide leather in the form of harness, cut and the resulting cut stock disposed (ii) Argentine pickled heavy sheep­ skirting, collar, latigo, lace, rigging, raw- of only in accordance with the provisions skins (usual grades averaging 45 pounds hide, bag, case, strap or upholstery of Schedule B hereof, and military qual­ per dozen or heavier); leather, rated or otherwise, or transfer ity cut stock produced in accordance (iii) All imported pickled fleshers. any such leather to his own fabricating with such schedule may be sold, delivered (h) Goatskins and cabrettas—(1) plant, unless such order or the request or used only to fill military orders unless Definitions, (i) “Goatskin” means, the for such transfer states the specific end otherwise permitted by General Direc­ skin of a goat or leather made from such use of such leather. tion 12 to this order. Upon written ap­ skin, including kidskin, but excluding (9) No tanner shall process any cat- plication, however, the War Production India tanned goatskin, and domestic tlehide to make grain garment leather. Board may authorize the cutting and use angora goatskin. (10) [Deleted Jan. 24,1944.) of sole leather and sole leather cut stock (ii) “Cabretta” means the skin of a (11) [Deleted Jan. 24,1944.1 to meet military orders or orders for hair sheep or leather made from sucli (e) Sole leather arid sole leather cut products on Schedule A, but not men­ skin. stock—(1) Definitions, (i) “Military tioned in Schedule B, when sole leather (iii) “India.tanned goatskin” means quality outersole” means a bend sole 9 yz can be diverted to these uses consistent an imported goatskin tanned in Asia. to 11 iron inclusive of good fiber and of with meeting programmed military and (2) No tanner shall put into prodess in a grade not lower than imperfect fine. civilian footwear requirements. the respective three months’ period, No soles cut before January 30, 1945 commencing May 1, 1943, and on the (ii) “Military quality midsole” means and meeting the requirements for mili­ first days of each August, November, any bend sole of good fiber within one tary quality outersoles as defined in this February and May thereafter, more than of the following two classifications: order before the amendment of Jan­ 220% of his average monthly wettings 7 to 9 iron, inclusive, all grades down to uary 30, 1945 shall be sold or used ex­ of raw goatskins and cabrettas in 1941 No. 1 scratch, inclusive; cept to meet military orders. This does (which average shall be known as “basic not apply to soles cut pursuant to Gen­ monthly wettings”) , or more than such 9 y2 iron, No. 1 scratch grade only. eral Direction 8 to this order or to soles other percentages for such periods as (iii) “Military q u a l i t y innersole” released, sold or delivered pursuant to may be fixed in writing by the War Pro­ means a sole of 5% to lYz iron inclusive General Direction 9 to this order. duction Board from time to time, with, after being properly fleshed, first quality (5) No person except a shoe-repairer respect to any or all skins referred to in full grain leather of a quality and fiber repairing shoes for the general public or subparagraph (1) (i) and.(ii) above: adapted to the purpose. any person repairing his own shoes shall Provided, That kidskins and Calcutta (iv) “Military quality strip” means a hereafter use any non-military quality Smalls purchased separately and de­ strip 8V2 iron to 13 iron, inclusive, and repair stock (except as provided in Block scribed as such in Government purchase “military quality tap” means a tap of 9 IIIB of Schedule B hereof) cut from contracts dated later than August 1, iron to 14 iron, inclusive, both cut from finders’ bends, from manufacturers* 1943, may be put into process in addition sole leather bends, commercially de­ bends-for-repair or from parts of such to the percentages specified in this scribed as finders’ leather, and a good bends. paragraph. fiber of a grade not lower than No. 1 '(f) Horsehides—(1) Definitions, (i) (3) [Deleted Jan. 24,1944] scratch. “Horsehide” means the hide or skin of a (4) The restrictions of paragraph (h) (v) “Butt piece” means a piece cut horse, colt, mule, ass or pony, except dry (2) shall not apply to persons who put from the butt portion of a sole leather pony hides to be processed for furs. into process less than 200 domestic goat­ bend by a straight cut perpendicular to (ii) “Horsehide front”, “horsehide skins in any calendar month and who line of backbone not more than three butt” and “horsehide shank” means those process no foreign goatskins. inches from root of tail. horsehide parts commercially so known (5) No tanner shall sell or deliver (vi) “Cutter for the repair trade” whether or not attached to other parts goatskin garment leather for other than means a sole leather cutter who is of the horsehide. military purposes, except leather failing equipped to cut repair taps, and who (2) No tanner shall put into process, to meet military specifications: Pro­ during the year ending July 31,1942, cut and no converter shall cause to be put vided, That such failure has resulted un­ repair taps as a regular part of his into process, any horsehide fronts, butts avoidably in the course of producing business. or shanks in excess .of such amounts for military leather; Provided further, That (vii) “Whole stock” means sides, specified periods as may be fixed by the such leather permitted hereby to be sold crops, backs, bends, shoulders with heads War Production Board from time to time. or delivered for other than military pur­ on, shoulders with heads off, bellies, and (3) No tanner shall put into process, poses may not exceed 12V2% of his pro­ belly centers. or continue to process, any horsehide duction of military goatskin garment (2) Every tanner and contractor shall front, except into leather meeting mili­ leather subsequent to the date of this set aside each month for cutting as re­ tary specifications in force at the time, order. quired by paragraph (e) (4) the per­ unless such horsehide is not capable of (6) [Deleted Jan 24,1944] centage of the manufacturers’ bends being so processed. (i) Deerskins—(1) Definition. “Deer­ produced by him for his own account, or (4) No person shall sell, deliver, accept skin” means the skin of any North Amer­ produced for his account by others, fixed delivery of or commercially incorporate ican, South American, New Zealand or by the War Production Board by direc­ into any product any horsehide front French Oceanian deer, except elk, moose, tions issued under this order. Such leather meeting any military specifica­ caribou skins and Alaska deerskins. bends are hereinafter referred to as tion, except for. unfilled military orders. (2) No person shall process any deer­ “manufacturers’ bends-for-repair,” and (g) Pickled sheepskins—(1) Defini- skin or deerskin leather except: the weight and the quality of the bends tions. “Pickled sheepskin” means the (i) To produce suitable leather meet­ set aside shall be equal, as nearly as de-wooled, unsplit skin of a sheep or a ing. Army Air Forces or Army Service possible, to those of the manufacturers’ lamb (other than a cabretta or hair- Forces specifications as revised from time bends not so set aside, unless other direc­ sheep) or the flesh split of such a skin to time; or tions in writing are issued by the War which has been immersed in a chemical (ii) To fill a specific military order. Production Board. No manufacturers’ solution to preserve and condition it for (3) No person shall sell or deliver any bends-for-repair shall be sold to any tanning. deerskin leather, or incorporateor man­ ufacture any deerskin leather into any finder or shoe repairer as a whole bend. (2) No person shall sell, deliver, pur­ product, except to fill a specific military (3) No person shall cut military qual­ chase or accept delivery of any pickled order. ity outersoles, midsoles or innersoles, ex­ sheepskins of the following commercial (4) Exceptions. The restrictions of cept on patterns to fit the United States designations except for resale in the the preceding paragraphs (2) and (3) Munson last in sizes and widths to fit the pickled state or for processing into shall not apply to: 9390 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(i) Any deerskin or deerskin leather (l) Appeals. Any appeal from the pro­ dressed to the War Production Board, which does not meet and cannot be made visions of this order shall be made by Textile, Clothing and Leather Bureau, to meet military specifications referred filing a letter in triplicate referring to the Washington 25, D. C., Ref. M-310. to in paragraph (i) (2) (i). particular provision appealed from and (n) Violations. Any person who wil­ (ii) Deerskin leather rejected in writ­ stating fully the grounds of the appeal. fully violates any provision of this order, ing by the Inspection Sections of the No direction issued under this order or who, in connection with this order, Army Air Forces or the Quartermaster. shall be deemed to require the furnishing wilfully conceals a material fact or who Ciii) [Deleted Jan. 24, 1944] of materials or facilities to the War Pro­ furnishes false information to any de­ (iv) Any person who at no time puts duction Board. If a direction requires partment or agency of the United States into process, splits, shaves, skives, sells, the furnishing of materials or. facilities is guilty of a crime, and, upon convic­ delivers or uses mflre than 25 deerskins to a contracting agency or to a war con­ tion, may be punished by fine or im­ during any calendar month beginning tractor, or the production of a specified prisonment. In addition, any such per­ with March 1943 or causes more than amount of a material or product, or re­ son may be prohibited from making or 25 deerskins to be processed, split, shaved, stricts all or a part of a person’s pro­ skived, sold, delivered or used for his duction or inventory to specified pur­ obtaining further deliveries of, or from account during any such month. poses, and if the person affected cannot processing or using material under pri­ (v) A skin taken off a deer after Sep­ get firm orders to cover the materials, ority control and may be deprived of tember 20,1943 and owned by the person facilities, production or inventory in­ priorities assistance. causing it to be processed or incorporated volved, he may appeal and the War Pro­ ** Note: The reporting requirements of this into a product for his personal use or for duction Board will grant appropriate order have been approved by the Bureau of a gift. relief. < the Budget pursuant to the Federal Reports (j) Effect on prior orders. Authoriza­ (m) Communications to the War Pro­ Act of 1942. tions to buy hides issued prior to June 23, duction Board. All reports, applications, Issued this 27th day of July 1945. 1943, under Conservation Order M-194, forms, or communications required un­ shall continue in effect until the expira­ der or referred to in this order, and all War P roduction B oard, tion date therein provided or until ex­ communications concerning this order, By J. J oseph W helan, pressly revoked. shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad­ Recording Secretary. Authorizations and directions issued \ and appeals granted prior to June 23, SCHEDULE A 1943, under the following orders, shall continue in effect until the expiration Column I Column II Column III Column IV Column V date therein provided or until expressly revoked: • ' Cattlehide, calf­ skin and kip Horseh ide Goatskin leather General Preference Order M-80 leather not re­ shank or non- not restricted to General Conservation Order M-94 stricted to mili­ m ilita ry military orders All other leather Conservation Order M-114 tary orders or quality horse- or specifically may be incor­ General Conservation Order M-141 specifically re­ hide front restricted else­ pora ted in stricted else­ leather may where in this any product Conservation Order M-273 Items where in this be incorpo­ order may be General Preference Order M-301 order may be rated in any incorporated in . marked “Per­ incorporated in product any product mitted" in (k) Reports. Every person described an y product marked “Per­ marked “Per­ this column marked “Per­ mitted” in mitted” in this below shall, on or*before the 10th day of mitted” in this this column column each month execute and file reports with column the War Production Board, as directed on the respective forms mentioned below: 1. Footwear, except as prohibited by Permitted except Permitted____ Permitted. ___ Permitted. Conservation Order M-217. harness leather. Tanners and converters of Cattle- 2. Transmission belts...... Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. Hides...... WPB-1325 3. Hydraulic, packing, and mechan­ Permitted______Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. formerly PD-569 ical leather products. 4. Leather products for textile equip­ Permitted______Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. Tanners and converters of calf­ ment. skins and kips______WPB-1322 5. Harness, horse collars, and sad­ Permitted______Not permitted. Not permitted... Permitted. formerly PD-569A dlery for police, farm and indus­ trial use. and WPB-3822 Perm itted...... Permitted. Tanhers and converters of cattle- Permitted Permitted____ _ Permitted, hide side upper leather______WPB-3822 Permitted _ Permitted. Tanners, converters, curriers, fin­ 9. Orthopedic products including Permitted_____ ' Permitted____ Permitted__ __ Permitted. ishers, jobbers and dealers of arch supports. 10. [Deleted July 11, 1945]. harness, skirting, collar, latigo, 11. Laces and thongs______.. Not permitted. Not permitted... Permitted. lace, rigging, rawhide, bag, case, 12. Cap visors for military personnel. Permitted______Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. strap aind upholstery leather__ WPB-3822 13. Divers’ equipment...... Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. ‘ Tanners and converters of sole 14. Motorcycle and bicycle saddles... Permitted______Not permitted. Not permitted... Permitted. Not permitted. Not permitted__ Permitted. leather...... WPB-3822 Permitted. Tanners and converters of horse- Permitted. hides...... - __ WPB-1001 18. Garments for heavy duty workers. Not permitted... Permitted. formerly PD-475 19. Industrial safety clothing and Permitted....™. Permitted...... Permitted_____ Permitted. equipment (exclusive of lines­ Tanners and converters of goat­ men’s belts) only to the extent skins, kidskins, cabretta or essential for safety and protec­ rough tanned goatskins and tion in the performance of the sheepskins__ 1______,____ WPB-1437 workers’ duties. 20. [Deleted July 11, 1945]. formerly PD-373 21. Athletic goods (except golf bags).. Permitted....___ Permitted____ Not perm itted... Permitted. Sole cutters______WPB-1303 22. [Deleted July 11, 19451. formerly PB-598A 23. [Deleted July 11, 19451. Non-sole cutting shoe manufac­ 24. [Deleted July 11, 1945]. 25. Rawhide hammers and hammer Permitted______Not permitted.. Not permitted__ Permitted. turers______WPB-2209 faces. formerly PD-5980 26. Functional parts of musical in­ Permitted. ___ Not permitted.. Permitted...___ Permitted. Finishers and converters of cattle- struments (excluding straps, hide splits______WPB-2351 cases or containers). 2T. Craft work products—certified to Permitted...... Not permitted. Permitted for Permitted. Tanners and converters of glove be for occupational therapy and lacing only. and garment cattlehide grain rehabilitative purposes by any leather______WPB-3822 of the following: hospitals, in­ stitutions for the blind, the Red Failure to file any of the reports men­ Cross, the Veterans Adminis­ tration and by individuals in­ tioned above or any other reports re­ valided and incapable of doing quested pursuant to approval by the any other type of manual work. Permitted. Bureau of the Budget shall constitute a 28. Other products...... Not permitted... Not permitted.. Not permitted... violation of this order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 0391

Schedule B

Column I Column II Column III Column IV Column V Column VI

Type of sole leather whole stock

Manufacturers’ leather Manufacturers’ crops, Shoulders, bellies, and or manufacturers’- Finders’ bends Manufacturers-bends-for-repair backs and bends shanks bends-for-repair butt pieces

Block I. Persons permitted to cut Cutters for the repair trade Cutter for the repair trade Any sole leather cut­ Any sole leather cut­ Any sole leather cutter. each type subject to the provisions only, except that any sole only. ter. ter. of Block II and III below. cutter may cut to obtain out- ersoles, midsoles and toplifts only in accordance with block IIB below. — Method o] Cutting Block IIA. Each type shall be cut Must be cut as shown in Outersoles. Outersoles. Innersoles. Outersoles, midsoles, to yield maximum quantity of Block IIB. and innersoles. of military quality cut stock shown in this block (notwithstanding the additional requirements in General Direction 12 to this order), except as otherwise permitted in Block IIB. Block IIB. Each type may be cut to Strips and tape to meet any May not be cut except under Counters and toplifts Co.unters, box toes Counters and box toes produce the military quality cut unfilled military order. Block IIA. to meet any unfilled and midsoles to to meet any unfilled stock shown in this block but Toplifts cut from bends or military order. meet any unfilled military order. only— other bend portions to meet Outersoles and mid­ military order. 1. So as to yield the maximum any unfilled military orders. soles to meet mili­ quantity of such military Outersoles and midsoles to tary orders under quality cut stock, and meet military orders under Lend - Lease Act 2. To the extent required to meet Lend-Lease Act only. only. unfilled military orders of the kinds indicated.. Cqtting and disposition of remainder of each type after military quality cut stock has been obtained as provided in Block II. Block IIIA. Except as provided in To produce repair cut stock, To produce repair cut stock, To produce cut stock To produce cut stock To produce cut stock Block IIIB below, remainder of other than outer soles and other than outer soles, mid­ for use by shoe man­ or use by shoe man­ for use by shoe man­ each type shall be cut and disposed midsoles, for sale only to soles and innersoles, for sale ufacturers only. ufacturers only. ufacturers only. of only as shown in this block. •finders for ultimate use by only to finders for ultimate shoe-repairers or persons re use by shoe repairers or per­ pairing their own shoes. sons repairing their own shoes. ' Block IIIB. Exceptions shall be Finders toplifts and finders Butt pieces, finders toplifts No exceptions. No exceptions. No exceptions. only.as shown in this block. pieces from which no tap can and finders pieces from be obtained—unrestricted. wjhich no tap can be ob­ Non-military outer soles and tained—unrestricted . midsoles produced unavoid­ Non-miljtary outersoles, mid­ ably in the course of cutting soles and innersoles, pro­ military outersoles and mid­ duced unavoidably in the soles—for sale only to shoe course of cutting military j manufacturers. outersoles, midsoles, and innersoles,—for sale only to shoe manufacturers.

INTERPRETATION 1 P art 3200—T extile, Clothing and of linings, binding and trimmings, is cot­ EFFECT OF RATINGS ON EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION Leather ton fabric. (c) Special requirements for obtaining Paragraph (b) (7) of this order, the so- [Conservation Order M-328B, Schedule D, as called equitable distribution clause, does not Amended July 27, 1945] priorities assistance. (1) Three copies of excuse filling of rated orders. This clause Form WPB-3732 Revised must be filed prohibits discrimination between customers SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR COTTON FABRICS FOR in making application for priorities as­ who meet established prices, terms and credit NURSES’ UNIFORMS sistance under this schedule, in accord­ requirements but it does not override Priori­ § 3290.120d Schedule D to Order M- ance with the rules stated in paragraph ties Regulation No. 1, which requires, subject 328B—(a) Explanation. This schedule (c) of Order M-328B. to the conditions set forth, that all rated (2) A base period manufacturer who orders be accepted and that preference be states the special rules in addition to given to orders carrying higher ratings over those set forth in Order M-328B for man­ files Form WPB-3732 Revised for the those with lower ratings. ufacturers of student and graduate third calendar quarter of 1945 by August The particular types of leather specified by nurses’ uniforms made, of cotton fabrics 11,1945, may, as soon as he files his appli­ preference rated orders must be delivered to get an AA-2X and an AA-3 preference cation, apply an AA-2X rating for the unless the leather cannot be produced from, rating for fabrics to make the items listed purchase of Class A sheeting, and an AA- the hides or skins available to the tanner or in this Schedule. Priorities assistance the tanner is excused or prevented from fill­ 3 rating for the purchase of other cotton ing the order by a regulation, order or direc­ granted under this schedule will be in fabrics for delivery in that quarter for tion of the War Production Board. If a addition to any granted under Supple­ incorporation into the cotton items for rated order is placed for military quality ment XI of Schedule A of M-328B. which application is made. He may do leather, this order may not be filled with Therefore manufacturers who have re­ so only for an item he made in the base Civilian quality leather. (Issued Apr. 11, ceived authorizations under that supple­ period and only for 25% of the yardage 1944.) ment must file applications under this of fabrics he used in the base period with INTERPRETATION 2 Schedule for whatever additional fabrics respect to any item. Cotton fabrics pur­ OFRA AND UNRRA ORDERS NOT W ITH IN DEFINI­ they need to participate in this Program chased Under this provision shall be de­ TION OF "MILITARY ORDER” in the third quarter of 1945. ducted by the manufacturer from the “Military order” as defined in paragraph (b) Definitions. (1) “Fabrics,” unless total quantity for which priorities assist­ (a) (5) does not include orders for delivery otherwise designated, means a woven ance is ultimately granted on Form against contracts placed by the Office of fabric 12 inches or more in width. WPB-3732 Revised. If the applicant does Foreign Relief Administration or the United not ultimately receive a grant of the en­ Nations Rehabilitation and Relief Admin­ (2) “Cotton fabric” means any fabric istration, or orders for hides, skins or leather containing less than 25 percent wool by tire quantity thus rated, he shall, upon for incorporation in products ip be delivered weight but of which the remaining fibers notification of his grant by the War Pro­ against such contracts. (Issued April 15, are 50 percent or more cotton by weight. duction Board, immediately cancel or­ 1944.) * <* (3) “Cotton item” means an item of ders for any undelivered quantities which IF. R. Doc. 45-13815; Piled, July 27, 1945; which more than 50 percent of the fab­ are in excess of his grant. 11:08 a. m.] ric yardage incorporated in it, exclusive (3) [Deleted July 27, 1945.1 9392 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(4) A manufacturer receiving an al­ Board specifies in its grant of priorities P art 3290—T e x t il e , C l o t h in g and location for Item No. 1 of section (A) or assistance. L ea th er Item Nos. 1 or 2 of section (B) of the (7) Student nurses’ uniforms manu­ [Conservation Order M-328B, Schedule F, as preference rating schedule for any quar­ factured under this schedule may be sold Amended July 25, 1945] ter must subtract from his rated quota for Item A-56 under Order M-388A the only to hospitals or nurses’ training SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR WORK GLOVES total yardage of fabrics for which priori­ schools; or to persons who furnish sub­ Correction ties assistance is granted under this stantially the following certification on In the document appearing on page schedule to determine the quantity of their purchase orders: fabrics which he may purchase with an 9330 of the issue for Friday, July 27, AA-4 rating under his M-388A rated' The purchaser represents to the seller and 1945, the Federal Register serial number quota in that quarter. In the event that to the War Production Board that the stu­ should read “45-13676”. the quantity of fabrics for which an AA- dent nurses’ uniforms covered by this order 2X or an AA-3 rating authorized under will be sold only to hospitals or nurses' P art 1010—S u s p e n s io n O rders this schedule is in excess of his -AA-4 training schools or for ultimate delivery to [Suspension Order S-866] rated quota in M-388A, the manufacturer such institutions. may not, during that quarter, use an AA- MORRISON-MERRILL AND CO. 4 rating under the provisions of M-388A The standard certification provided for Morrison-Merrill & Company of 205 for Item A-56. in Priorities Regulation 7 may not be North Third West, Salt Lake City, Utah, (d) General provisions. (1) Prefer­ used instead of the above. is a corporation engaged in the manu­ ence ratings assigned under this schedule facture and distribution of building may be used only to get the particular Issued this 27th day of July 1945. ‘materials. During the year 1944 the cor­ fabrics shown in the Fabric Column of poration used new fibre shipping the preference rating schedule to make W ar P r o d u c tio n B oard, containers amounting to 10,152 pounds the cotton items specified. B y J . J o s e p h W h e l a n , and 15,068 square feet in excess of its au­ (2) If applications are received for Recording Secretary. thorized quota under the provisions of rated quotas in an amount for any item P reference R ating Schedule—Section (A) Limitation Order L-317, and in violation in excess of the yardage allotted for that GRADUATE NURSES’ UNIFORMS ' of that order. This violation has di­ item, the rated quotas will be assigned in verted critical materials to uses not au­ proportion to the manufacturer’s produc­ Item thorized by War Production Board. „ In tion of the particular items during the No. Items Fabric view of the foregoing, it is hereby ordered, base period. that: (3) If the manufacturer did not pro­ A -l...... Uniforms__ Poplin, combed—88 sley or higher. § 1010.866 Suspension Order No. S-866. duce or have produced for his own ac­ Poplin, carded—90 sley or (a) Morrison-Merrill & Company shall count in the base period the item for higher. reduce its use of new fibre shipping con­ which application is made, he must com­ Broadcloth, combed—96 sley or higher. tainers during the period extending from ply with the provisions of paragraph Tc) Broadcloth, carded—100 sley June 30, 1945, to July 1, 1946, so that its (6) of M-328B. or higher. A-2...... Caps...... Lawns and Organdy—76 x 72, usage of such containers during each of (4) The minimum linear yardage 9.00 yard. the third and fourth calendar quarters which shall be incorporated in each dozen * Poplin, carded—90 sley or of 1945 and the second calendar quarter of the item for which a grant is made, higher. Broadcloth, carded—100 sley of 1946 shall be 2,263 pounds and 1,384 shall in the case of a base period manu­ or higher. facturer, be no less than the amount used square feet less, and* its use during the by him for the production of the same first calendar quarter of 1946 shall be item in the base period. In the case of P reference R ating Schedule—Section (B) 3,364 pounds and 10,916 square feet less than it would otherwise be permitted to persons who did not manufacture the STUDENT NURSES’ UNIFORMS item in the base period the minimum use during each of those quarters, under linear yardage of fabric per dozen shall the provisions of Limitation Order L-317. Item (b) Nothing contained in this order be the product of the total yards of each No. Items Fabric fabric authorized, divided by the number shall be deemed to relieve Morrison-Mer­ rill & Company from any restriction, pro­ of units authorized in the grant by the B -l...... Uniforms, Chambray—4.20-4.30 yard. War Production Board. colored. Class “A” Sheeting—40 x 40 or hibition or provision contained in any higher. other order or regulation of the War Pro­ (5) Manufacturers may file with the Jeans. Broadcloth, combed—96 sley duction Board, except insofar as the Textile, Clothing and Leather Bureau, or higher. same may be inconsistent with the pro­ War Production Board, Washington 25, Poplin, combed—88 sley or higher; visions hereof. D. C., Form WPB-2842 to obtain priori­ B-2...... Uniforms, Class “A” Sheeting—40 x 40 (c) The restrictions and prohibitions ties assistance for sewing thread, nar­ white. or higher. contained herein shall apply to Morrison- row selvage edge tape, and Form WPB- Chambray, 4.20-4.30 yard. Merrill & Company, its successors and 541 for metal fasteners in the quantities Poplin, combed—88 sley or assigns, or persons acting in its behalf. higher. required for incorporation into the num­ Broadcloth, combed—96 sley or Prohibitions against the taking of any bers of each item for which application is higher. action include the taking indirectly as B-3...... Caps______-Lawn and Organdy—76 x 72 made on Form WPB-3732 Revised. Such 9.00 yard or higher. well as directly of any such action. Poplin, combed—88 sley or requests will be granted to the extent higher. Issued this 27th day of July 1945. that materials are available and to the Broadcloth, combed—96 sley extent that priorities assistance is or higher. W ar P r o d u c tio n B oard, B-4...... Collars...... Print cloth, 68 x 64—4.86 yard B y J . J o s e p h W h e l a n , granted for the production of the items 39" or higher. Recording Secretary. applied for. Jeans. Class “C” Sheeting. [F. R. Doc. 45-13818; Filed, July 27, 1945; (6) Manufacturers who did not pro­ B-5...... Cuffs...... Print cloth, 68 x 64—4.85 yard 39" or higher. 11:08 a. m.] duce the item applied for in the base Jeans. period and cannot, therefore, comply Class "C ” Sheeting. P art 3292—A u t o m o t iv e V e h ic l e s , P arts with paragraph (f) (5) of M-328B, shall B-6...... Aprons____ Class “A” Sheeting, 40 x 40 or higher. and E q u ip m e n t specify in the “Remarks” section of form Class “C” Sheeting. B-7...... Bibs...... Class “A” Sheeting, 40 x 40 or [Limitation Order L-l-Er, as Amended July WPB-3732 Revised the assortment of higher. 27, 1945] sizes per dozen for each size range for Glass “C” Sheeting. which application is made. He must MOTOR TRUCKS AND TRUCK-TRAILERS comply with the size ranges and assort­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13816; Filed, July 27, 1945; The fufilment of requirements for the ments of sizes which the War Production 11:08 a. m.J defense of the United States having ere- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9393 ated a shortage in the supply of rubber, (f ) No duplication of orders for mate­ guilty of a crime, and upon conviction steel and other materials entering into rials. No person authorized to produce may be punished by fine or imprison­ the production of motor trucks and trucks or truck-trailers shall place any ment. In addition, any such person may truck-trailers for defense, for private ac­ order with one or more suppliers for a be prohibited from making or obtaining count and for export, the following order total quantity of any material or com­ further deliveries of, or from processing is deemed necessary and appropriate in ponents in excess of his actual require­ or using, materials under priority con­ the public interest and to promote the ments to fill his production schedule. national defense: trol and may be deprived of priorities (g) Vehicles for civilian use to be sub­ assistance. § 3292.1 Limitation Order L-l-E —(a) ject to General Order ODT-44, effective (j) Communications. All communi­ Definitions. For the purposes of this July 1, 1944. All motor trucks and cations concerning this order shall, un­ orders truck-trailers produced under the terms (1) “Motor truck” means a complete of this order, except those produced on less otherwise directed, be addressed to: motor vehicle, or the chassis thereof, de­ orders for the United States Army or Automotive Division, War Production signed for operating entirely or in part Navy, will be subject to the provisions of Board, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: Order on rubber tires for use either on or off the Office of Defense Transportation L-l-E. the public highways in the military or Order ODT-44, effective July 1,1944, and Issued this 27th day of July 1945. commercial transportation of materials amendments thereto. or persons. The term “Motor truck” (h) Reports. Any person receiving War Production B oard, does not include integral motorized fire an authorization to produce military or By J. J oseph Whelan, equipment, integral buses or automobiles Recording Secretary. as defined in Limitation Order L-2-G, non-military motor trucks and any per­ son receiving an authorization to pro­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13813; Filed, July 27, 1945; paragraph (a) (1). 11:08 a. m.] (2) “Truck-trailer” means a complete duce military truck trailers shall report full-trailer or semi-trailer, or the chassis his production and forecasts of produc­ thereof, having a load-carrying capacity tion on or before the third day of each P art 3293—Chemicals of 10,000 pounds or more, designed for month on Form WPB-4291 (formerly military or commercial transportation of [General Allocation Order M-300, materials or persons. The term “truck- GA-1188). Any person receiving an Schedule 114] authorization to produce non-military trailer” does not include integral trailer SILICA AEROGEL buses. truck trailers shall report his production (3) “Person” means any individual, and forecasts of production on or before § 3293.1114 Schedule 114 to General partnership, association, business trust, the tenth day of each month on Form Allocation Order M-300—(a) Defini­ corporation or any organized group of tion. “Silica aerogel” means a finely persons whether incorporated or not. WPB-3972 in accordance with instruc- divided, porous silica having a dry bulk (b) Limitation on production of motor tions accompanying the form. Persons density of 9.0 pounds per cubic foot or trucks or truck-trailers. No person shall so authorized may be required to file less, with or without intermixed silicon. produce any motor trucks or truck-trail­ additional reports subject to the ap­ (b) General provisions. Silica aero­ ers except as specifically authorized in proval of the Bureau of the Budget. gel is subject to the provisions of Gen­ writing by the War Production Board. eral Allocation Order M-300 as an (c) Production with priorities assist­ The data for the reports on Form Appendix B material. The initial allo­ ance. Priorities assistance, in the form WPB-4291 covering military and non- cation date is August 1, 1945. The allo­ of allotments of controlled materials and military truck production and military cation period is the calendar month. preference ratings for the purchase of trailer production will be secured by an The small order exemption without use other materials and components, will be Automotive Specialist of the War Pro­ certificate is 10 pounds per person per given for the production of a definite duction Board on or before the third month. number of motor trucks or truck-trailers (c) Suppliers’ applications on WPB- according to approved War Production day of each month from each truck and 2947. Each supplier seeking authoriza­ Board programs. . In determining the trailer producer. The truck or trailer tion to use or deliver shall file applica­ number of nonmilitary vehicles which producer himself will not be obligated to tion on Form WPB-2947 (formerly PD- each producer will be authorized to make file Form WPB-4291, as the actual filing 602). Filing date is the 18th day of the with priorities assistance an equitable with the War Production Board will be month before the proposed delivery assignment of quotas will be made. The month. Send three copies (one certi­ assignment of quotas for the production done by the Automotive Specialist who fied) to the War Production Board, of motor trucks or truck-trailers with secures the data. Each producer, how­ Chemicals Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., priorities assistance will not be depend­ ever, is required to furnish to the Auto­ Ref: M-300-114. The unit of measure ent upon any applicant having been en­ motive Specialist the data on production is pounds. An aggregate quantity may gaged in the production of trucks or and forecasts of production called for be requested, without specifying cus­ truck-trailers at some previous time. by the form,. tomers’ names, for delivery on uncerti­ (1) Any person wishing an authoriza­ fied exempt small orders. Fill in tion to produce non-military motor The data for the report on Form Table II. trucks or truck-trailers with priorities WPB-3972 covering production and (d) Certified statements of use. Each assistance shall apply by letter to the forecasts of production of non-military person placing orders for delivery of Automotive Division, War Production trailers will be filled in on the form by more than 10 pounds of silica aerogel Board, stating (i) the number of trucks the truck trailer producer himself and per month in the aggregate from all sup­ by weight class or the number of trailers the form must be filed by him each pliers, shall furnish each supplier with by type, as the case may be, and (ii) the a certified statement of proposed use, in period within which such vehicles are to month with the Automotive Division, the form prescribed in Appendix D of be produced. War Production Board, Washington 25, Order M-300. End use may be specified (d) Production without priorities as­ D. C., in accordance with the instruc­ as “thermal insulation”, “flatting agent” sistance. In addition, any person wish­ tions accompanying the form. “thickening agent for liquid”, or in terms ing to produce non-military motor trucks of any other specified product. The or truck-trailers without priorities as­ These reporting requirements have been approved by the Bureau of the ultimate end product should be specified sistance may apply for authority to do so in each of these classifications. Pro­ as explained in Priorities Regulation 25. Budget pursuant to the Federal Reports posed use may also be specified as “for (e) Changes in authorizations. The Act of 1942. resale on further authorization”, “for War Production Board may revoke or (i) Violations. Any person who wil­ resale on exempt small orders”, or “for modify any authorization provided for fully violates any provision of this order, export” (specify destination and export in paragraph (b), notwithstanding any or who, in connection with this order, license number). other order, preference rating, directive wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ (e) One-time use report. On or be­ or regulation of the War Production nishes false information to any depart­ fore the 18th day of the month preced­ Board or other governmental agency. ment or agency of the United States, is ing the first month tai which a person 9394 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 seeks for use or resale more than 10 method for determining maximum prices P art 1305—Administration pounds of silica aerogel, he must file one under any regulation of the Office of [Rev. Supp. Order 9, Amdt. 1] Price Administration the applicant files certified copy of a one-time use report ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES OF COM­ on Form WPB-3442 with the War Pro­ a written notice of his intention to seek an adjustment in the event the maximum MODITIES OR SERVICES UNDER GOVERN­ duction Board, Washington 25, D. C., MENT CONTRACTS OR SUB-CONTRACTS Ref: M-300-114. Another copy should price established or resulting from the be retained. In space (1) of the head­ employment ofThe pricing method estab­ A statement of the considerations in­ ing specify “silica aerogel”, in space (2) lished is less than the amount set forth volved in the issuance of this amend­ specify “pounds” and in space (3) in such notice, contracts may be entered ment, issued simultaneously herewith, specify “M-300-114:” Fill in the other into or proposed and bids submitted for has been filed with the Division of the spaces of the heading as indicated. Fill this amount, and deliveries may be made Federal Register. in section I as follows: under such contracts. The seller may re­ Section 1305.12 of Revised Supplemen­ FMI in Column (a) as indicated. In ceive and the buyer may pay the amount tary Order 9 is amended in the following Column (b) show type. In the heading set forth in such written notice pending respects: of Columns (c), (d), (e), (f) and (g), the establishment of a maximum price 1. Paragraph (a) is redesignated as specify Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., and May or a method for determining maximum (a) (1). of 1945, respectively and fill in these prices, or any adjustment thereof: Pro­ 2. Paragraphs (a) (2) and (a) (3) columns accordingly. In Section II vided, That the contract stipulates final are added to read as follows: specify in Column (b) inventories of settlement shall be made in accordance types shown in Column (a) on the first with the maximum price as established (2) If the application is filed with re­ day of the current month. In Column or determined by the employment of the spect to a commodity or service for (c) specify estimated inventory on the pricing method established or as ad­ which a maximum price has been estab­ last day of the current month. Leave justed, and any amount paid in excess lished under a price regulation or sup­ Column (d) blank. thereof will be refunded to the buyer. If plementary order containing an ad­ (f) Budget Bureau approval. The the application for or request for ap­ justment provision, the applicant may above reporting requirements have been proval of a maximum price or a method invoke all applicable adjustment pro­ approved by the Bureau of the Budget in for determining maximum prices results visions by submitting with his applica­ accordance with the Federal Reports Act in the establishment or determination of tion both the information herein re­ of 1942. a maximum price which is less than the quired and that required by any ap­ (g) Communications to War Produc­ minimum permitted under the applicable plicable adjustment provisions which he tion Board. Reports and communica­ adjustment provision, any adjustment invokes. In such cases the relief tions concerning this schedule shall be granted hereunder shall be retroactive to granted shall be the higher of the fol­ addressed to; War Production Board, the date of the filing of the aforesaid lowing: the amount permitted under (i) Chemical Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., notice of intention: Provided, That the the adjustment criteria of Revised Sup­ Ref.,M-300-114. applicant filed his application for ad­ plementary Order 9 or (ii) the adjust­ justment within fifteen days of the re­ ment criteria of the applicable adjust­ Issued this 27th day of July 1945. ceipt of the order establishing the maxi­ ment provisions specifically invoked by W ar Production B oard, mum price or the method for determin­ the applicant. By J. Joseph Whelan, ing maximum prices. (3) If at the time of filing or during Recording Secretary. the pendency of an application for or 3. The first undesignated paragraph of request for approval of a maximum price [F. R. Doc. 45-13814; Filed, July 27, 1945; § 1300.410 (g) is amended' to read as or a method for determining maximum 11:08 a. m.] follows: prices under any regulation of the Office (g) As used herein, the term “com­ of Price Administration the applicant Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration modity or service essential to the war files a written notice in accordance with program” means any commodity or serv­ Part 1300—P rocedure Procedural Regulation 6 of his intention ice purchased (1) for the ultimate use to seek an adjustment in the event the [Procedural Reg. 6, Amdt. 8] of the Army, the Navy, the Maritime maximum price established or resulting PROCEDURE FOR ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM Commission, or the War Shipping Ad­ from the employment of the pricing PRICES FOR COMMODITIES OR SERVICES ministration of the United States or for method established is less than the UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS OR SUB­ lend-lease purposes; or (2) by any Gov­ amount set forth in such notice, con­ CONTRACTS ernment (or agency thereof) of any tracts may be entered into or proposed country whose defense the President and bids submitted for this amount, and Section 1300.401 of Procedural Regu­ deems vital to the defense of the United lation 6 is amended in the following deliveries may be made under such con­ States under the terms of the Act of tracts. The seller may receive and the respects: March 11, 1941, entitled “An Act to Pro­ buyer may pay the amount set forth in 1. Paragraph (a) is redesignated as mote the Defense of the United States”, such written notice pending the estab­ (a) (1). or (3) for use in the production Or manu­ lishment of a maximum price or a 2. Paragraph (a) (2) is added to read facture of any commodity or in the sup­ method for determining maximum as follows: ply of any service as defined in (1) or prices, or any adjustment thereof: Pro­ (2) If the application is filed with (2), Provided, That a certificate of the vided, That the contract stipulates final respect to a commodity or service for necessity of the procurement is received settlement shall be made in accordance which a maximum price has been estab­ from the Chief of the particular Procure­ with the maximum price as established lished under a price regulation or sup­ ment Service listed in (g) (1). This or determined by the employment of the plementary order containing an adjust­ certification should include the following pricing method established or as ad­ ment provision, the applicant may in­ information : justed, and any amount paid in excess voke all applicable adjustment provi­ (i) Description of the commodity. thereof will be refunded to the buyer. sions by submitting with his applica­ ' (ii) Quantities involved. If the application for or request for ap­ tion both the information herein re­ (iii) A statement that adequate indi­ proval of a maximum price or a method quired and that required by any applica­ vidual adjustment provisions sufficient to for determining maximum prices results ble adjustment provisions which he in­ remove the impediments to supply of in the establishment or determination of vokes. In such cases the relief granted such commodity or service are not availa­ a maximum price which is less than the ble under the applicable price regulation. shall be the higher of the following: the minimum permitted under the applicable amount permitted under (i) the adjust­ This amendment shall become effec­ adjustment provision, any adjustment ment criteria of Revised Supplementary tive August 1, 1945. granted hereunder shall be retroactive to Order 9 or (ii) the adjustment criteria Issued this 27th day of July 1945. of the applicable adjustment provisions the date of the filing of the aforesaid specifically invoked by the applicant. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., notice of intention: Provided, That the (3) If at the time of filing or during the Acting Administrator. applicant filed his application for ad­ pendency of an application for or request [F. R. Doc. 45-13825; Filed, July 27, 1945; justment within fifteen days of the re­ for approval of a maximum price or a 11:32 a. m.] ceipt of the order establishing the maxi- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9395 mum price or the method for determin­ has been filed with the Division of the shall be reported within fifteen days ing maximum prices. Federal Register. after delivery and, pending approval, 3. The first undesignated paragraph of Supplementary Order No. 45 is such price may be paid and received sub­ paragraph (e) is amended to read as amended in the following respects: ject to adjustment between the ¡parties if follows: 1. The provision covering reagent the price is disapproved. A price once reported and approved need not there­ (e) 'As used herein, the term “com­chemicals in § 1305.59 (a) (3) is amended to read as follows : “The following, when after be reported by the same seller. modity or service essential to the war Reports called for by this provision program” means any commodity or serv­ sold for the purposes of scientific and medical research, for analytical and edu­ shall be made by letter addressed to the ice purchased (1) for the ultimate use Metals Price Branch, Office of Price Ad­ of the Army, the Navy, the Maritime cational uses, and for quality control of industrial products: reagent chemicals, ministration, Washington 25, D. C. In Commission, or the War Shipping Ad­ approving or disapproving a price sub­ ministration of the United States or for laboratory reagent specialty solutions and prepared culture media.” mitted for approval, the Office of Price lend-lease purposes'; or (2) by any Gov­ Administration will consider whether the ernment (or agency thereof) of any 2. The following additional miscella­ neous item is added to § 1305.59 (a) (3) : price submitted is in line with other max­ country whose defense the President imum prices established by this regula­ deems vital to the defense of the United Crude botanical drugs imported from tion. States under the terms of the Act of Canada. Note: Approval of the reporting and rec­ March 11,1941, entitled “An Act to Pro­ This amendment shall become effec­ ord-keeping requirements of this amendment mote the Defense of the United States”, tive August 1, 1945. has been waived by the Bureau of the Budget. or (3) for use in the production or manu­ facture of any commodity or in the sup­ Issued this 27th day of July 1945. This amendment shall become effec­ tive August 1, 1945. ply of any service as defined in (1) or J ames G. R ogers, Jr., (2): Provided, That a certificate of the Acting Administrator. Issued this 27th day of July 1945. necessity of the procurement is received J ames G. R ogers, Jr., from the Chief of the particular Pro­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13830; Filed, July 27, 1945; Acting Administrator. curement Service listed in (e) (1). This 11:33 a. m.] certification should include the follow­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13826; Filed, July 27, 1945; ing information: 11:32 a. m.] (i) Description of the commodity P art 1305—Administration (ii) Quantities involved [Supp. Order 45, Amdt. 20] (iii) A statement that adequate in­ Part 1420—B rewery, W inery and D is­ FOUNDRY RIDDLE RIMS dividual adjustment provisions sufficient tillery P roducts to remove the impediments to supply of A statement of the considerations in­ [MPR 445,1 Amdt. 27] such commodity or service are not avail­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ able under the applicable price regula­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, DISTILLED SPIRITS AND WINES tion. has been filed with the Division of the A statement of the considerations in­ This amendment shall become effec­ Federal Register. volved in the issuance of this amend­ tive August 1, 1945. In Supplementary Order No. 45, sec­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, tion 59 (a) (3) is amended by adding Issued this 27th day of July 1945. has been filed with the Division of the thereto the following commodity: Federal Register. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Knife cut or saw cut foundry riddle rims Maximum Price Regulation No. 445 is Acting Administrator. made whoUy or principally of wood. amended in the following respect: [F. R. Doc. 45-13828; Filed, July 27, 1945; This Amendment No. 20 shall become Section 1.4 (d) is amended by substi­ 11:32 a. m.] effective August 1, 1945. tuting the date “September 15, 1945” in the place of “August 4,1945”. „ Issued this 27th day of July 1945. This amendment shall become effec­ ames ogers Part 1305—Administration J G. R , Jr., Acting Administrator. tive July 27, 1945. [Supp. Order 45, Amdt. 18] [F. R. Doc. 45-1383^ Filed, JUly 27, 1945; Issued this 27th day of July 1945. EXEMPTION FROM PRICE CONTROL OF LABELS 11:33 a. m.] FOR PHARMACEUTICAL BOTTLES J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. A statement of the considerations in­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13827; Filed, July 27, 1945; ment has been issued simultaneously Part 1405—F erro Alloys 11:32 a. m.] herewith and filed with the Division of [MPR 405,1 Amdt. 2] the Federal Register. Section 1305.59 (a) (3) is amended by FERROSILICON AND SILICON METAL adding the following: A statement of the considerations in­ TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND Hand-lettered, hand-decorated glass labels volved in the issuance of this Amend­ RAILROADS for pharmaceutical bottles. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Chapter I—Interstate Commerce has been filed with the Division of the This amendment shall become effective Commission August 1, 1945. Federal Register. Maximum Price Regulation No. 405 is P art 95—Car Service -Issued this 27th day of July 1945. amended in the following respect: [Rev. S. O. 308, Amdt. 2] James G. R ogers, Jr., . 1. Section 4 is amended to read as fol­ Acting Administrator. REFRIGERATION ON POTATOES IN ARIZONA lows: AND CALIFORNIA [F. R. Doc. 45-13829; Filed, July 27, 1945; Sec. 4. Maximum prices for grades for 11:33 a. m.] At a session of the Interstate Com­ which specific maximum prices are riot merce Commission, Division 3, held at its established. The maximum price of any office in Washington, D. C., on the 26th silicon metal or ferrosilicon, which dif­ day of July, A. D. 1945. Part 1305—Administration fers materially from all silicon metals Upon further consideration of Revised [Supp. Order 45, Amdt. 19] and ferrosilicons for which specific max­ Service Order No. 308 (10 F.R. 7417), as imum prices are prescribed in sections 1, amended (10 F.R. 7540), and good cause EXEMPTION FROM PRICE CONTROL OF 2 and 3 of this regulation, shall be a price CANADIAN CRUDE BOTANICAL DRUGS appearing therefor; It is ordered, That: approved by the Administrator. This Revised Service Order No. 308 (10 F.R. A statement of the considerations in­ price and the analysis of the material 7417) as amended (10 F.R. 7540), be, and volved in the issuance of this amend­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 1 8 F.R. 8181, 10759. 110 F.R. 7444, 8241. No. 150----- 3 9396 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

P art 95—C ar S er v ic e it is hereby further amended by substi­ Notices tuting the following paragraph (g) for [S. O. 323, Amdt. 1] paragraph (g) thereof: PREICING CITRUS PROHIBITED IN ARIZONA (g) Expiration date. This order shall AND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. expire at 11:59 p. m. September 15,1945, unless otherwise modified, changed, sus­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ Office of the Secretary. pended, or annulled by order of this merce Commission, Division 3, held at its T reasury S a vings N o t e s , S e r ie s C Commission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402; 41 office in Washington, D. C., on the 26th Stat. 476, sec. 4; 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. day of July, A. D. 1945. continuation o f sale and is s u e 1 (10) —(17) ) Upon further consideration of Service Order No. 323 (10 F.R. 8143), and good J u l y 25, 1945. It is further ordered, That this or­ cause appearing therefor: It is ordered, It is hereby ordered, That the sale and der shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., That: issue of Treasury Savings Notes, Series C, July 31, 1945; that copies of this order Service Order No. 323 (10 F.R. $143), pursuant to Department Circular No. 696, and direction shall be served upon the be, and it is hereby, amended by sub­ First Revision, continue as heretofore and State railroad regulatory bodies of the stituting the following paragraph (g) that the stock on hand in the Treasury States of Arizona and California; and for paragraph (g) thereof: Department and the Federal Reserve upon the Association of American Rail­ Banks and Branches continue to be used roads, Car Service Division, as agent of (g) Expiration date. This order shall notwithstanding the fact that the bonds the railroads subscribing to the car serv­ expire at 11:59 p. m., April 1,1946, unless bear the facsimile signature of the former ice and per diem agreement under the otherwise modified, changed, suspended, Secretary of the Treasury. All Treasury terms of that agreement; and that no­ or annulled by order of this Commis­ Savings Notes, Series C, issued or reis­ tice of this order be given to the gen­ sion. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. sued pursuant to said Department circu­ eral public by depositing a copy in the 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)- lar or applicable regulations, by the office of the Secretary of the Commis­ (17)) Treasury or by the Federal Reserve Banks sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing It is further ordered, That this order or Branches, shall be valid and binding it with the Director, Division of the Fed­ shall become effective at 12:01 a. m„ obligations notwithstanding they bear eral Register. July 31, 1945; that copies of this order the facsimile signature of the former By the Commission, Division 3. and direction shall be served upon the Secretary. [ se a l] W. P . B a rtel, State railroad regulatory bodies of the [ se a l] F red M. V in s o n , Secretary. States of Arizona and California; and Secretary of the Treasury. upon the Association of American Rail­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13809; Filed, July 27, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-18803; Filed, July 27, 1945; 10:55 a. m.] roads, Car Service Division, as agent of 10:15 a. m.] the railroads subscribing to the car serv­ ice and per diem agreement under the P art 95—C ar S er v ic e terms of that agreement; and that 2 P e r c e n t D e p o s it a r y B onds [S. O. 318, Arndt. 2] notice of this order be given to the gen­ eral public by depositing a copy in the continuation o f sa l e and is s u e PRECOOLING CITRUS PROHIBITED IN office of the Secretary of the Commis­ J u l y 25,1945. CALIFORNIA sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing It is hereby ordered that the sale and At a session of the Interstate Com­ it with the Director, Division of the Fed­ issue of 2 Percent Depositary Bonds merce Commission, Division 3, held at eral Register. under the provisions of Department Cir­ its office in Washington, D. C., on the By the Commission, Division 3. cular No. 660, dated May 23, 1941, and 2 26th day of July, A. D. 1945. Percent Depositary Bonds, Second Series, Upon further consideration of Service [ se a l] W. P . B a rtel, issued under the provisions of the First Order No. 318 (10 F.R. 7729), as amended Secretary. Supplement to that circular, dated June (10 F.R. 7856), and good cause appearing [F. R. Doc. 45-13811; Filed, July 27, 1945; 29,1943, continue as heretofore and that therefor: It is ordered, That: 10:55 a. m.] the stock on hand in the Treasury De­ Service Order No. 318 (10 F.R. 7729), partment and .the Federal Reserve Banks as amended (10 F.R. 7856), be, and it is and Branches continue to be used not­ hereby, further amended by substituting withstanding that fact that the bonds the following paragraph (d) for para­ bear the facsimile signature of the for­ graph (d) thereof: TITLE 59-WILDLIFE mer Secretary of the Treasury. All 2 Percent Depositary Bonds, and all 2 Per­ (d) Expiration date. This order shall Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service, cent Depositary Bonds, Second Series, expire at 11:59 p. m., April 1,1946, unless Department of the Interior otherwise modified, changed, suspended, issued or reissued pursuant to said De­ ,Snbchapter Q—Alaska Commercial Fisheries partment circular and supplement or ap­ or annulled by order of this Commission. plicable regulations shall be valid and (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. 476, sec. 4, P art 205—A laska P e n in s u l a A rea binding obligations notwithstanding that 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)-(17)) F is h e r ie s they bear the facsimile signature of the It is further ordered, That this order AREAS OPEN TO SALMON TRAPS former Secretary. shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., July Effective only through December 31, [ se a l] F red M. Vin s o n , 31, 1945; that copies of this order and Secretary of the Treasury. direction shall be served upon the Rail­ 1945, Sec. 205.17 is hereby amended to road Commission of the State of Califor­ read as follows: [F. R. Doc. 45-13802; Filed, July 27, 1945; nia; and upon the Association of Ameri­ In § 205.17 Areas open to salmon traps 10:14 a. m.] can Railroads, Car Service Division, as paragraph (f) is hereby suspended, and agent of the railroads subscribing to the paragraph (a) (3) is amended to read as car service and per diem agreement un­ follows: U. S. S a vings B o n d s, S e r ie s E, F, and G der the terms of that agreement; and (3) From a point at 54 degrees 46 continuation o f sale and is s u e that notice of this order be given to the minutes 6 seconds north latitude, 16$ J u l y 25, 1945. general public by depositing a copy in the degrees 11 minutes 42 seconds west longi­ office of the Secretary of the Commission tude, to a point at 54 degrees 46 minutes It is hereby ordered, That the sale and at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with issue of United States Savings Bonds of 3 seconds north latitude, 163 degrees 10 Series E, F, and G, pursuant to Depart­ the Director, Division of the Federal minutes west longitude. Register. ment Circulars Nos. 653, Second Re­ O scar L . C h a pm a n , vision, as supplemented, and 654, Second By the Commission, Division 3. Assistant Secretary. Revision, as amended, continue as here­ [ se a l] W. P. B artel, tofore and that the stock on hand in the Secretary. J u l y 24, 1945. Treasury Department and at the various [F. R. Doc. 45-13810; Filed, July 27, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-13801; Filed, July 27, 1945; issuing agents, including Federal Reserve 10:55 a. m.] 9:45 a. m.] Banks and Branches, continue to be used FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9397 notwithstanding the fact that the bonds fined in section 4a (3) of the Commodity [Administrative Order 925] bear the facsimile signature of the Exchange Act (7 U.S.C. 6a (3)). Allocation of F unds for Loans former Secretary of the Treasury. All Issued this 26th day of July 1945. savings bonds issued or reissued pursuant June 26,1945. to said Department circulars or appli­ [seal] Commodity Exchange By virtue of the authority vested in cable regulations, by the Treasury di­ Commission, me by the provisions of section 4 of the rectly or through authorized issuing Clinton P. Anderson, Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as agents, shall be valid and binding obliga­ Secretary of Agriculture, Chairman. amended, I hereby allocate, from the tions notwithstanding they bear the fac­ H. A. Wallace, sums authorized by said act, funds for simile signature of the former Secretary. Secretary of Commerce. loans for the projects and in the amounts T om C. Clark, [seal] F red M. Vinson, as set forth in the following schedule: Secretary of the Treasury. Attorney General. Project designation: . Amount HP. R. Doc. 45-13819; Filed, July 27, 1945; Arkansas S^SOSSAl Polk______$410,000 [F. R. Doc. 45-13804; Filed, July 27, 1945; 11:10 a. m.] Georgia 5-46017D1 Burke______115, 000 10:14 a. m.] Indiana 5-46027D1 Decatur_.____ 200,000 Iowa 5-46074E1 Allamakee_____ 200, 000 Louisiana 5-46012E1 Franklin___ 195,000 Missouri 5-46056B1 Sullivan____ 200, 000 Rural Electrification Administration. North Carolina 5-46023T1 Cald­ DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. [Administrative Order 923] well------260,000 Commodity Exchange Commission. North Carolina 5-46032C1 Person. 205,000 . Allocation of F unds for Loans North Carolina 5-46036C1 Ran­ Reduction op Limits on R ye T rading June 23, 1945. dolph------149,000 and N et P ositions By virtue of the authority vested in Oklahoma 5-46010F1 Cleveland— 235,000 South Carolina 5-46019D4 Laur­ NOTICE OP HEARING me by the provisions of section 4 of the Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as ens------58,000 Whereas, section 4a of the Commodity amended, I hereby allocate, from the Texas 5-46069D1 Erath____ - ___ 150,000 Exchange Act (7 U.S.C. 6a), directs that, sums authorized by said act, funds for Virginia 5-46034D1 Lee______500, 000 for the purpose of diminishing, eliminat­ loans for the p rojects and in the [seal] William J. N eal, ing, or preventing excessive speculation amounts as set forth In the following Acting Administrator. causing sudden, unreasonable, or unwar­ schedule : ranted price changes in any commodity [F. R. Doc. 45-13792; Filed, July'26, 1945; named in the act, the Commodity Ex­ Project designation: Amount 3:20 p. m.] Arkansas 5-46018F1 Carroll____ $225, 000 change Commission shall, from time to Florida 5-46017D2 Jackson____ 50,000 time, after due notice and opportunity Georgia 5-46090D1 Candler___ _ 85,000 for hearing, proclaim and fix such limits Kansas 5-46013E2 Brown______100,000 [Administrative Order 926] on the amount of trading which may be Minnesota 5-46037F1 Jackson__ 150, 000 done by any person, under contracts of Minnesota 5—46084A5 Traverse_ 78,000 Allocation of F unds for Loans sale of such commodity for future deliv­ Minnesota 5-46096B1 Beltrami— 147, 000 J une 26, 1945. Missouri 5-46024F1 Callaway___ 150, 000 ery on or subject to the rules of any con­ By virtue of the authority vested in me tract market, as the Commission finds is Missouri 5—46040C1 Pettis_____ 120, 000 Montana 5-46026A2 Valley_____ 395,000 by the provisions of section 4 of the necessary for such purpose; and North Carolina 5-46023E2 Cald­ Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as Whereas, there is reason to believe that well ______379, 000 amended, I hereby allocate, from the there should be a reduction of the limits Ohio 5-46083E1 Huron______85,000 sums authorized by’said act, funds for proclaimed and fixed by the Commod­ South Carolina 5-46030B1 Colle­ loans for the projects and in the amounts ity Exchange Commission, December 28, ton______85, 000 as set forth in the following schedule: 1938 (17 CFR, Cum. Supp., 150.1), on South Carolina 5-46037B1 Lex­ the maximum amount of rye which any ington------150,000 Project designation: Amount Texas 5-46052E2 Fannin______100,000 Alabama 5-46036C1 DeKalb_____ $120, 000 person may buy or sell during any one Virginia 5-46027K1 Nottoway™ 405,000 Iowa 5-46049E1 Hardin______75, 000 business day under contracts of sale Virginia 5-46031E1 Mecklenburg- 181, 000 Iowa 5-46079B1 Clarke______200,000 for future delivery on any contract mar­ Wyoming 5-46024A1 Sheridan__ 220,000 Missouri 5-46042E1 Caldwell____, 120,000 ket and on the maximum net long or net Montana 5-46029A1 Wibaux____ 430,000 short position in rye which any person [seal! W illiam J. N eal, Texas 5-46053D2 McLennan_____ 50, 000 may hold or control under contracts of Acting Administrator. Texas 5-46093E1 DeWitt______115,000 sale for future delivery on any contract [F. R. Doc. 45-13790; Filed, July 26, 1945; . Texas 5-46106B1 Taylor______165, 000 market; 3:20 p. m.] Texas 5-46111D1 Austin______75, 000 Texas 5-46122A1 Robertson_____ 245, 000 Now, therefore, notice is hereby given Vermont 5-46008C1 Washington. 325,000 that a hearing will be held beginning at Wisconsin 5-46035F1 Richland__ 75,000 10 o’clock a. m., c. w. t. on August 15,1945, in Room 338, Chicago Board of Trade [Administrative Order No. 924] [seal] W illiam J. Neal, Building, 141 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chi­ Acting Administrator. Allocation of Funds for Loans cago, Illinois, for the presentation of evi­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13793; Filed, July 26, 1945; dence as to (1) what limit should be J une 26,1945. 3:20 p. m.] fixed on the maximum amount of rye By virtue of the authority vested in which any person directly or indirectly me by the provisions of section 5 of the may buy or sell, or agree to buy or sell, Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as under contracts of sale for future deliv­ amended, I hereby allocate, from the FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. ery on or subject to the rules of any con­ sums authorized by said act, funds for a [Docket No! G-650] tract market, on any one business day, loan for the project and in the amount El Paso Natural Gas Co. and (2) what limit should be fixed on the as set forth in the following schedule: maximum net long or net short position NOTICE OF APPLICATION in rye which any person may hold or Project designation Amount control under cbntracs of sale for future New York 5-46020S2' Delaware___ $10,000 July 26, 1945. delivery on or subject to the rules of any [seal] William J. N eal, Notice is hereby given that on July 13, contract market. Acting Administrator. 1945, an application was filed with the Neither of the aforesaid limits will ap­ Federal Power Commission by El Paso ply to transactions which' are shown to [F. R. Doc. 45-13791; Filed, July 26, 1945; Natural Gas Company (“Applicant”), a be bona fide hedging transactions as de­ 3:20 p. m.] Delaware corporation with its principal §398 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 place of business at El Paso, Texas, for serves for the reason that the same is [MPR 136, Amdt. 1 to Order 443] a certificate of public convenience and now being processed by applicant in con­ American S aw Mill Machinery Co. necessity pursuant to section 7 of the nection with the production of gasoline Natural Gas Act, as amended, to author­ at said plant, and is being flared to the establishment of maximum prices ize applicant to construct and operate air; and that the construction of the pro- * Amendment No. 1 to Order No. 443 certain facilities, hereinafter more par­ posed new unit will enable applicant to under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ ticularly described. utilize gas that is now being wasted. tion 136. Machines, parts and indus­ Applicant owns and operates an inte­ Any person desiring to be heard or to trial equipment. American Saw Mill grated natural-gas pipeline system ex­ make any protest with reference to said Company; Docket No. 6083-136.25a-133. tending from Jal, Lea County, New Mex­ application should, on or before the 11th For the reasons set forth in an opin­ ico, in a general westerly direction across day of August 1945, file with the Federal ion issued simultaneously herewith and portions of Texas, New Mexico and Ari­ Power Commission, Washington 25, D. C., £led with the Division ofothe Fédéral zona to Phoenix and A jo, Arizona. a petition or protest in accordance with Register, and pursuant to section 21 of Among other operations, it purchases the Commission’s provisional rules of Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. natural gas in the Lea County field in practice and regulations under the Nat­ 136, It is ordered: New Mexico, and delivers the same to ural Gas Aet. Order No. 443 under Revised Maximum other companies for distribution in nu­ [seal] Leon M. F uquay, Price Regulation 136 is amended in the merous communities in Arizona, Nqw Secretary. following respects: Mexico and Texas, and to numerous in­ dustrial customers in said States. [F. R. Doc. 45-13807; Filed, July 27, 1945; 1. In paragraph (a) the text preceding The facilities which applicant seeks 10:43 a. m.] the table is amended to read as follows: authorization to construct and operate “The maximum prices for sales by all are the following: (1) a 1,000 H. P. comr persons of the following woodworking pressor unit at its Jal No. 2 Residue Gas OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. and saw mill machinery or any motor Compressor Station, located 4 miles ■ [Order 752 Under 3 (ta), Amdt. 1] arrangement, sub-assembly or combina­ northeast of Jal, Lea County, New Mex­ tion thereof, manufactured by American ico, increasing the installed capacity at Ethyl Corp. Saw Mill Machinery Company, Hacketts- said station from 7,800 H. P. to 8,800 ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES town, New Jersey, shall be determined as H. P., and taking an additional 7,400 Mcf follows: The seller (manufacturer or For the reasons set forth in an opinion reseller) shall increase the maximum net per day of residue gas from applicant’s issued simultaneously herewith, and pur­ gasoline absorption plant there located; price he had in effect to a purchaser of suant to §§ 1499.3 (b) (2) and 1499.3 (e) the same class just prior to the issuance also necessary equipment for cooling (3) Order No. 752 under § 1499.3 (b), jacket water and for extension to engine of this order by the applicable percent­ room, pipe connections and accessories; issued January 8,1945, is amended in the age set forth below.” (2) an 8%" transmission line, 18.09 miles following respects: 2. Paragraph (b) is revoked. in length, beginning at a point approxi­ ' 1. Paragraph (a) is amended by chang­ 3. Paragraphs (c), (d), (e) and (f) mately 6/10ths of a mile northwest of ing . in the table therein the column are redesignated (b), (c), (d) and (e), applicant’s Morenci Compressor Station headed “To retail dealers” as follows: respectively. in Greenlee County, Arizona, and extend­ - 4. Redesignated paragraph (b) is ing in a northwesterly direction to a point Bottle size To retail dealers amended to read as follows: in Graham County, Arizona, replacing (b) American Saw Mill Machinery applicant’s 6%" transmission line be­ Each 6-oz. (contents 5?ioz.)..l $0.21 in cases of 36 $0.23 Company shall notify each person who tween the aforementioned points; (3) a bottles. buys the woodworking and saw mill ma­ 6%" loop line, 18.09 miles in length, in 24-oz. (contents 23-oz.)„. $0.60 in cases of 12 .67 chinery listed in paragraph (a) for re­ Graham County, beginning at a point bottles. 1 gal. (contents 126-oz.).. $2.70 in cases of 4 bottles. 3.00 sale of the percentage by which this or­ approximately 18.69 miles northwest of der permits the reseller to increase his the aforesaid compressor station and ex­ 2. Paragraph (d) is amended by maximum net price. A copy of each tending in a northwesterly direction par­ such notice shall be filed with the Ma­ allel to its present 6%" line; (4) a 4" changing in the first notice therein the column headed “(2) Your maximum chinery Branch, Office of Price Adminis­ transmission line, 1,500 feet in length, tration, Washington'25, D. C. in Gila County, Arizona, beginning at ;prices to retail dealers” as follows: a point on applicant’s 6%" line near This amendment shall become effec­ (2) Your maximum prices tive July 27, 1945. Miami, and extending in a northwesterly Bottle size • to retail dealers direction to a point of connection with Issued this 26th day of July 1945. facilities of International Smelting and Each Refining Company at Inspiration. The 6-oz. (contents 5% oz.)._ $0.21 in cases of 36 $0.23 J ames ®. Rogers, Jr. construction of the transmission lines bottles. Acting Administrator. 24-oz. (contents 23-oz.)._ $0.60 in cases of 12 .67 and loop line above-described will in­ bottles. [F. R. Doc. 45-13762; Filed, July 26, 1945; crease the present capacity of applicant’s 128-oz. (contents 126-oz.). $2.70 in cases of 4 3.00 11:45 a. m.] line from the Morenci Compressor Sta­ - bottles. tion to Inspiration, Arizona, by 4,800 Mcf per day. 3. Paragraph (d) is am ended by changing in the second Notice therein By the construction and operation of [MPR 188, 2d Rev. Order 3151] the above-described facilities, applicant the column headed “(1) Our maximum proposes to deliver an additional quantity prices” as follows: Commonwealth Co. of natural gas, to the extent of 4,800 AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Mcf daily, to International Smelting and Bottle size (1) Our maximum prices Refining Company’s copper smelter at Revised Order No. 3151 under § 1499.158 Each of Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is Inspiration, Arizona. The application 6-oz. (contents 55Î-OZ.).. $0.21 in cases of 36 $0.23 recites that the gas to be so delivered will bottles. redesignated Second Revised Order No. 24-oz. (contents 23-oz.)... $0.60 in cases of 12 .67 3151 and is revised and amended to read constitute an interruptible load and will bottles. not be furnished at a time when to do so 128-oz. (contents 126-os.). $2.70 in cases of 4 3.00 as follows: will interfere with the requirements of bottles. For the reasons set forth in an opinion applicant’s existing customers. The ap­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed plication further recites that by the con­ This amendment shall become effec­ with the Division of the Federal Register struction and operation of the 1,000 h. p. tive July 27, 1945. and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum compressor unit at the Jal No. 2 Residue Issued this 26th day of July 1945. Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: Gas Compressor Station, applicant pro­ (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. poses to take 7,400 Mcf of residue gas per James G. R ogers, Jr., point of shipment for sales by any person day in addition to the quantity at present Acting Administrator. of the following commodities manu­ taken therefrom; that such additional [F. R. Doc. 45-13761; Filed, July 26, 1945; factured by the Commonwealth Com­ quantity will not affect applicant’s re­ 11:45 a. m.] pany of Alhambra, California, shall be: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9399

(a) This order establishes maximum [MPR 188, Order 4160] prices for sales and deliveries of certain G raham Lighter Corp. articles manufactured by the Pennsyl­ dealers jobbers vania Aircraft Works of 7055-59 West APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES consumers On On sales to On sales to On tosales On sales to distributees Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pa. For the reasons set forth in an opinion (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Item issued simultaneously herewith and filed following classes of purchasers by. the with the Division of the Federal Reg­ No. 58 DWH Common­ sellers indicated below, the maximum ister, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Max­ wealth vented wall circu­ prices are those set forth below: lating heater, either gas- imum Price Regulation No. 188; It is fired or oil-fired, designed ordered: for a normal input rating Maximum prices for sales of 58,000 BTU per hour... $49.95 $55.60 $77.09 $123.35 (a) This order establishes maximum No. 48 DWH Commo n- by any seller to— prices for sales and deliveries of certain wealth vented wall circu­ lating heater, either gas- articles manufactured by Graham fired or oil-fired, designed Article

re- Lighter Corporation, 5713 Euclid Avenue, for a normal input rating of 48,000 BT Uper hour___ 46.57 51.75 71.88 115.00 Cleveland 3, Ohio.

No. 38 EWH Common­ (jobbers)

dep’tstores | (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Consumers Model No. Other Chain and j Dropship Dropship wealth vented wall circu­ Wholesalers tailers 1 1 ¡ jobbers lating heater, either gas- 1 following classes of purchasers by the. fired or oil-fired, designed sellers indicated below, the maximum for a normal input rating Doz. Doz. Doz. Doz. Each of 38,000 BTU per hour... 43.82 48.69 67.63 108.20 Aluminum fry p an ... 9H $4.80 $4.92 $6.24 $5.76 $0.80 prices are those set forth below: No, 28 DWH Common­ wealth vented wall circu­ lating heater, either gas- These maximum prices are for the Maximum fired or oil-fired, designed prices for sales for a normal input rating articles described in the manufacturer’s by all persons of 28,000 BTU per hour... 42.93 47.70 66.25 106.00 application dated June 15, 1945. to— No. 20 DWH Common­ wealth vented wall circu­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the lating-heater, either gas- * maximum prices apply to all sales and Article Number fired or oil-fired, designed deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ for a normal input rating of 20,000 BTU per hour... 42.23 46.92 63.16 104.25 tion No. 188 became applicable to those Factory heater casing, 20- sales and deliveries. These prices are for 14.20 19.72 31.55

12.78 Retailers Consumers gauge black iron______the article described in your application. Wholesalers They are f. o. b. factory and subjèet to a cash discount of 2% for payment within Each Each Each (b) The maximum net prices estab­ $2.02 $2.70 $4.50 lished by this order shall be subject to 10 days, net 30 days. Cigarette lighter “Graham Standard” discounts and allowances including (3) For sales by persons other than transportation allowances and the rendi­ the manufacturer, the maximum prices These maximum prices are for the tion of services which are at least as apply to all sales and deliveries after the articles described in the manufacturer’s favorable as those which each seller ex­ effective date of this order. Those prices application dated June 14, 1945. tended or rendered to purchasers of the are subject to each seller’s customary (2) For sales by the manufacturer, same class on comparable sales of similar terms and conditions of sale on sales of the maximum prices apply to all sales commodities during March 1942. similar articles. and deliveries since Maximum Price Reg­ (c) Each seller except bn sales to con­ (4) If- the manufacturer wishes to ulation No. 188 became applicable to sumers, shall notify each of his pur­ make sales and deliveries to any other those sales and deliveries. For sales to chasers, in writing, at or before the issu­ class of purchaser or on other terms and persons other than consumers they are ance of the first invoice after the effec­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The tive date of this order, of his maximum Office of Price Administration, Washing­ maximum price to consumers is net, prices established by this order on sales ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing delivered. to his purchasers as well as the maximum Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price (3) For sales by persons other than prices established for such purchasers Regulation No. 188, for the establishment the manufacturer, the maximum prices upon resale. of maximum prices for those sales, and apply to all sales and deliveries after (d) The Commonwealth Company no sales or deliveries may be made until the effective date of this order. Those shall affix a tag to each of the items maximum prices have been authorized by prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ priced by this order which shall contain the Office of Price Administration. tomary terms and conditions of sale on the maximum price to consumers estab­ (b) The manufacturer shall attach a sales of similar articles. lished by this order. The tag shall con­ tag or label to every article for which a (4) If the manufacturer wishes to tain substantially the following: maximum price for sales to consumers is make sales and deliveries to any other class of purchaser or on other terms and OPA Maximum Retail Price—$____- established by this order. That tag or label shall contain the following state­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the (e) This second revised order may be ment: Office of Price Administration, Washing­ revoked or amended by the Price Admin­ ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing istrator at any time. OP A Retail Ceiling Price—$.80 each Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price Do Not Detach This second revised order shall become Regulation No. 188, for the establishment effective July 27, 1945. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the of maximum prices for those sales, and first invoice to each purchaser for resale, no sales or deliveries may be made until Issued this 26th day of July 1945. the seller shall notify the purchaser in maximum prices have been authorized J ames G. R ogers, Jr., writing of the maximum prices and con­ by the Office of Price Administratioa Acting. Administrator. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a ditions established by this order for sales tag or label to'every article for which a [F. R. Doc. 45-13764; Filed, July 20, 1945; by the purchaser. This notice may be maximum price for sales to consumers is 11:46 a. m.] given in any convenient form. established by this order. That tag or (d) This order may be revoked or label shall contain the following state­ amended by the Price Administrator at ment: [MPR 188, Order 4159] any time. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$4.50 each (e) This order shall become effective Pennsylvania Aircraft W orks Do Not Detach on the 27th day of July 1945. approval of maximum prices (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first Issued this 26th day of July 1945. invoice to each purchaser for resale, the For the reasons set forth in an opinion seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed J ames G. R ogers, Jr., ing of the maximum prices and condi­ with the Division of the Federal Register, Acting Administrator. tions established by this order for sales and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum [F. R. Doc. 45-13765; Filed, July 26, 1945; by the purchaser. This notice may be Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: 11:46 a. m.] given in any convenient form. 9400 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(d) This order may be revoked or Regulation No. 188, for the establishment Issued this 26th day of July 1945. amended by the Price Administrator at of maximum prices for those sales, and J ames G. R ogers, Jr., any time. no sales or deliveries may be made until Acting Administrator. (e) This order shall become effective maximum prices have been authorized on the 27th day of July 1945. by the Office of Price Administration. [F. R. Doc. 45-13767; Filed, July 26, 1945; (b) The manufacturer shall attach a 11:47 a. m.] Issued this 26th day of July 1945. tag or label to every article for which a maximum price for sales to consum­ James G. R ogers, Jr., [MPR 188, Order 4162] Acting Administrator. ers is established by this order. That tag or label shall contain the following S eabreeze Manufacturing Co. [P. R. Doc. 45-13766; Piled, July 26, 1945; statement : 11:47 à. m.] APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$31.95 exclusive of Federal excise tax For the reasons set forth in an opinion Model MZ500 table model radio issued simultaneously herewith and filed Do Not Detach with the Division of the Federal Regis­ [MPR 188, Order 4161] (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first ter, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maxi­ invoice to each purchaser for resale, the mum Price Regulation No. 188; It is or­ H erbert E. Zobrist Co. and R adio seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ dered: P roducts Sales ing of the maximum prices and condi­ (a) This order establishes maximum tions established by this order for sales prices for sales and deliveries of certain APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES by the purchaser. This notice may be articles manufactured by the Seabreeze For the reasons set forth in an opinion given in any convenient form. Manufacturing Company, 834 South San issued simultaneously herewith and filed (d) This order may be revoked or Pedro Street, Los Angeles 14, California. With the Division of the Federal Register, amended by the Price Administrator at (1) For all sales and deliveries to the and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum any time. following classes of purchasers by the Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: (e) This order shall become effective sellers indicated* below, the maximum (a) This order establishes maximum on the 27th day of July 1945. prices are those set forth below: prices for sales and deliveries of Model MZ500 6 tube 2 band AC-DC table model Maximum prices for sales by any seller to— radio manufactured by Herbert E. Zo­ \ Wholesalers, brist, D. B. A.-Radio Products Sales and Article Model No. mill, electric Industrial, com­ Industrial, com­ Users other than Herbert E. Zobrist Co., of 1214 First Ave­ motor, restau­ mercial, institu­ mercial, institu­ industrial, com­ rant, hotel or tional users (3 tional users (less mercial or insti­ nue and 2125 Westlake Avenue, Seattle store equip­ units or more) than 3 units) tutional 1, Washington. ment suppliers (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Adjustable pedestal fan, chrome, li Each Each Each Each following classes of purchasers by all h. p. motor______1______23 $75.00 $112. 50 $127. 50 $150 sellers, the maximum prices are those Adjustable pedestal fan, chrome, set forth below: h. p. motor...... 30 87.50 130.25 148.75 175 Maximum price for sales to Jobbers and to U. S. Government agencies. $16. 72 These maximum prices are for the seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ Maximum price for sales to retailers_19.95 articles described in the manufacturer’s ing of the maximum prices and conditions Maximum price for sales at retail___ 31.95 application dated May 11,1945. To each established by this order for sales by the The above maximum prices do not in­ of the above prices only the exact amount purchaser. This notice may be given in clude the Federal excise tax which may of the Federal Excise Tax which the par­ any convenient form. be added. ticular seller is required to pay may be (c) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at They are f. o. b. sellers usual point of added. " (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the any time. shipment for all sales at wholesale. maximum prices apply to all sales and (d) This order shall become effective These maximum prices are for the arti­ deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ on the 27th day of July 1945. cles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ tion No. 188 became applicable to those Issued this 26th day of July 1945. plication dated Sept. 2, 1944, and com­ sales and deliveries. pleted by subsequent data submitted to (3) For sales by persons other than the J ames G. R ogers, Jr.,' the Seattle District Office of OPA. manufacturer, the maximum prices ap­ Acting Administrator. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the ply to all sales and deliveries after the [F. R. Doc. 45-13768; Filed, July 26, 1945; maximum prices apply to all sales and effective date of this order. Those prices 11:47 a. m.] deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ are subject to each seller’s customary tion No. 188 became applicable to those terms and conditions of sale on sales of sales and deliveries. similar articles. [MPR 188, Order 4163] (3) For sales by persons other than (4) If the manufacturer wishes to make D e Luxe Electric Lamp Mfg. Co. the manufacturer, the maximum prices sales and deliveries to any other class of apply to all sales and deliveries after the purchaser or on other terms and condi­ APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES effective date of this order. Those prices tio n s of sale, he must apply to the Office For the reasons set forth in an opinion are subject to each seller’s customary of Price Administration, Washington, issued simultaneously herewith and filed terms and conditions of sale on sales of D. C., under the Fourth Pricing Method, with the Division of the Federal Register, similar articles. § 1499.158 of Maximum Price Regulation and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum (4) If the manufacturer wishes to No. 188, for the establishment of maxi­ Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: 1 (a) This order establishes maximum make sales and deliveries to any other mum prices for those sales, and no sales prices for sales and deliveries of certain class of purchaser or on other terms and or deliveries may be made until maxi­ articles manufactured by De Luxe Elec­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the mum prices have been authorized by the tric Lamp Mfg. Co., 1220 Jerome Avenue, Office of Price Administration, Wash­ Office of Price Administration. Bronx, New York. ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing (b) At the time of, or prior to, the first (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price invoice to each purchaser for resale, the following classes of purchasers by the FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9401 sellers indicated below, the maximum (d) Jobber’s maximum prices for sales imported cigars of the same price class to prices are those set forth below: of the articles covered by this order shall purchasers of the same class. be established under the provisions of (c) On or before the first delivery to section 4.5 of SR 14J. any purchaser of each brand and front- For sales by For the manu­ sales (e) This order may be revoked or mark of imported cigars for which maxi­ Model facturer to— by any amended by the Price Administrator at mum prices are established by this order, Article No. the importer and every other seller (ex­ to con­ any time. Job­ Re­ sumers (f) This order shall "become effective cept a retailer) shall notify the pur­ bers tailers on the 27th day of July 1945. chaser of the maximum list price and the maximum retail price established by 15" Hand sewn rayon Issued this 26th day of July 1945. silk lamp shade with this order for such brand and frontmark double ruching top Each Each Each J ames G. R ogers, Jr., of imported cigars. The notice shall and bottom...... 325 $2.92 < $3.43 $6.20 14" Hand sewn rayon Acting Administrator. conform to and be given in the manner silk lamp shade with prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maximum silk braid trim top [F. R. Doc. 45-13769; Filed, July 26, 1945; Price Regulation No. 260, as amended. and bottom______350 2.19 2.58 4.65 11:47 a. m.] 15" Hand sewn rayon (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ silk lamp shade with quires, the provisions of Maximum Price silk braid trim top and bottom______375 2.30 2.71 4.90 [MPR 260, Order 1631] Regulation No. 260, as amended, shall 16" Hand sewn rayon apply to sales for which maximum prices satin lamp shade with P acker B rothers double ruching top are established by this order. and bottom ______400 3.30 3.88 7.00 AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES (e) This order may be revoked or 24" Highly hand deco­ amended by the Price Administrator at rated pottery table For the reasons set forth in an opin­ lamp (no shade)____ £00 4.68 5.50 9.90 any time. 24" Highly hand deco­ ion accompanying this order, and pur­ rated pottery table suant to § 1358.102a of Maximum Price This order shall become effective July lamp (no shade)____ 525 5.31 6.25 14.25 27, 1945. 24H" Highly hand dec­ Regulation No. 260, as amended; It is or- orated pottery table rfp vp H T h a t • Issued this 26th day of July 1945. lamp (no shade)____ 550 7.65 9.00 16.20 (a)'Packer Brothers, 318'W. 47th St., 24)4" Highly hand dec­ orated pottery table New York 19, N. Y. (hereinafter called J ames G. R ogers, Jr., lamp (no shade)...... 675 5.95 7.00 12.60 “importer”) and wholesalers and re­ Acting Administrator. 24" Highly hand deco­ rated pottery table tailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver [F. R. Doc. 45-13770; Filed, July 26, 1945; lamp (no shade)...... 600 6.38 7.50 13.50 and any person may buy, offer to buy or 11:48 a. m.] receive each brand, frontmark and pack­ ing of the following imported cigars at These maximum prices are for the [MPR 260, Order 1632] articles described in the manufacturer’s the appropriate maximum list price and application dated April 27, 1945. maximum retail price set forth below: H aber’s Export Agencies, I nc. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the authorization of maximum prices maximum prices apply to all sales and Maxi­ Maxi­ Pack­ mum mum deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ Brand Frontmark ing list retail For the reasons set forth in an opin­ tion No. 188 became applicable to those price price ion accompanying this order, and pur­ sales and deliveries. For sales to persons suant to § 1358.102a of Maximum Price other than consumers they are f. o. b. Per M Cents Regulation No. 260, as amended; It is or­ factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The maxi­ Bolivar...... Corona Im- 25 $425 57 dered, That: mum price to consumers is net, delivered. perial. (a) Haber’s Export Agencies, Inc., 12 (3) For sales by persons other than the E. 41 St., New Yor£ 17, N. Y. (herein­ manufacturer, the maximum prices (b) The importer and wholesalers after called “importer”) and wholesalers apply to all sales and deliveries after shall grant, with respect to their sales of and retailers may sell, offer to sell or de­ the effective date .of this order. Those each brand and frontmark of imported liver and any person may buy, offer to prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ cigars for which maximum prices are buy or receive each brand, frontmark and tomary terms and conditions of sale on established by this order, the discounts packing of the following imported cigars sales of similar articles. they customarily granted during March at the appropriate maximum list price (4) If the manufacturer wishes to 1942 on their sales of imported cigars of and maximum retail price set forth make sales and deliveries to any other the same price class to purchasers of the below: class of purchaser or on other terms and same class, unless a change therein re­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the sults in a lower price. Packing differ­ Maxi­ Maxi­ Office of Price Administration, Wash­ Pack­ mum mum entials charged by the importer or a Brand Frontmark ing list retail ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing wholesaler during March 1942 on sales of price price Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price imported cigars of the same price class Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ to purchasers of the same class may be Per M Cents ment of maximum prices for those sales, charged on corresponding sales of each El Arabe...... Petit Cetro*... 25 $176.00 22 and no sales or deliveries may be made brand and frontmark of cigars priced Londres_____ 25 161.50 20 until maximum prices have been au­ by this order, but shall not be increased. thorized by the Office of Price Admin­ Packing differentials allowed by the im­ (b) The importer and wholesalers istration. porter or a wholesaler during March 1942 shall grant, with respect to their sales (b) The manufacturer shall attach a on sales of imported cigars of the same of each brand and frontmark of im­ tag or label to every article for which a price class to purchasers of the same ported cigars for which maximum prices maximum price for sales to consumers is class shall be allowed on corresponding are established by this order, the dis­ established by this order. That tag or sales of each brand and frontmark of counts they customarily granted during label shall contain the following state­ cigars priced by this order and shall not March 1942 on their sales of imported ment, with the proper model number and be reduced. If a brand or frontmark of cigars of the same price class to pur­ the ceiling price inserted in the blank imported cigars for which maximum chasers of the same class, unless a spaces: prices are established by this order is of change therein results in a lower price. Model N o .______a price class not sold by the importer or Packing differentials charged by the im­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$_____ porter or a wholesaler during March Do Not Detach the particular wholesaler during March 1942, he shall, with respect to his sales 1942 on sales of imported cigars of the (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first same price class to purchasers of the invoice to each purchaser for resale, the thereof, grant the discounts and may same -class may be charged on cor­ seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ charge and shall allow the packing dif­ responding Sales of each brand and ing of the maximum prices and conditions ferentials customarily granted, charged frontmark of cigars priced by this order, established by this order for sales by the or allowed (as the case may be) during but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ purchaser. This notice may be given in March 1942 by his most closely competi­ ferentials allowed by the importer or a any convenient form. tive seller of the same class on sales of wholesaler during March 1942 on sales 9402 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

of imported cigars of the same price (b) The importer and wholesalers called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers class to purchasers of the same class shall grant, with respect to their sales of and retailers may sell, offer to sell or shall be allowed on corresponding sales each brand and frontmark of imported deliver and any person may buy, offer of each brand and frontmark of cigars cigars for which maximum prices are to buy or receive each brand and size or priced by this order and shall not be re­ established by this order, the discounts frontmark, and packing of the following duced. If a brand or frontmark of im­ they customarily granted during March domestic cigars at the appropriate maxi- ' ported cigars for which maximum prices 1942 on their sales of imported cigars of mum list, price and maximum retail price are established by this order is of a price the same price class to purchasers of the set forth below : class not sold by the importer or the same class, unless a change therein re­ particular wholesaler during March sults in a lower price. Packing differ­ 1942, he shall, with respect to his sales entials charged by the importer or a Maxi­ Maxi­ Brand Size or Pack­ mum mum thereof, grant the discounts and may wholesaler during March 1942. on sales frontmark ing list - retail charge and shall allow the packing dif­ of imported cigars of the same price class price price ferentials customarily granted, charged to purchasers of the same class may be or allowed (as the case may be) during Per M Cents charged on corresponding sales of each Melo Crow n..,.. March 1942 by his most closely competi­ brand and frontmark of cigars priced by 6J4"...... 60 $48 6 tive seller of the same class on sales of this order, but shall not be increased. imported cigars of the same price class Packing differentials allowed by the im­ (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ to purchasers of the same class. porter or a wholesaler during March ers shall grant, with respect to their (c) On or before the first delivery to 1942 on sales of imported cigars of the sales of each brand and size or front- an^ purchaser of each brand and front- same price class to purchasers of the mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ mark of imported cigars for which maxi­ same class shall be allowed on corre­ mum prices are established by this order, mum prices are established by this order, sponding sales of each brand and front- the discounts they customarily granted the importer and every other seller (ex­ mark of cigars priced by this order and in March 1942 on their sales of domestic cept a retailer) shall notify the pur­ shall not be reduced. If a brand or front- cigars of the same price class to pur­ chaser of the maximum list price and the mark of imported cigars for which maxi­ chasers of the same class, unless a change maximum retail price established by this mum prices are established by this order therein results in a lower price. Packing order for such brand and frontmark of is of a price class not sold by the im­ differentials charged by the manufac­ imported cigars.- The notice Shall con­ porter or the particular wholesaler dur­ turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on form to and be given in the manner pre­ ing March 1942, he shall, with respect to sales of domestic cigars of the same price scribed by § 1358.113 of Maximum Price his sales thereof, grant the discounts and class to purchasers of the same class may Regulation No. 260, as amended. may charge and shall allow the pack­ be charged on corresponding sales of (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ ing differentials customarily granted, each brand and size or frontmark of quires, the provisions of Maximum Price charged or allowed (as the case may be) cigars priced by this order, but shall not Regulation No. 260, as amended, shall during March 1942 by his most closely be increased. Packing differentials al­ apply to sales for which maximum prices competitive seller of the same class on lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ are established by this order. sales of imported cigars of the same price (e) This order may be revoked or saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic class to purchasers of the same class. cigars of the same price class to pur­ amended by the Price Administrator at (c) On or before the first delivery to any time. chasers of the same class shall be al- any purchaser of each brand and front- lowed on corresponding sales of each mark of imported cigars for which maxi­ This order shall become effective July brand and size or frontmark of cigars 27, 1945. mum prices are established by this order, the importer and every other seller (ex­ priced by this order and shall not be Issued this 26th day of July, 1945. cept a retailer) shall notify the purchaser reduced. If a brand and size or front- J ames G. R ogers, Jr., of the maximum list price .and the maxi­ mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ Acting Administrator. mum retail price established by this order mum prices are established by this order for such brand and frontmark of im­ is of a price class not sold by the manu­ [P. R. Doc. 45-13771; Piled, July 26, 1945; 11:48 a. m.] ported cigars. The notice shall conform facturer or the particular wholesaler in to and be given in the manner prescribed March 1942, he shall, with respect to his by § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regula­ sales thereof, grant the discounts and [MPR 260, Order 1633] tion No. 260, as amended. may charge and shall allow the pack­ J. M. R odriguez & Co. (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ ing differentials customarily granted, quires, the provisions of Maximum Price AUTHORIZATION OP MAXIMUM PRICES charged or allowed (as the case may be) Regulation No. 260, as amended, shall in March 1942 by his most closely com­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion apply to sales for which maximum prices are established by this order. . petitive seller of the same class on sales accompanying this order, and pursuant of domestic cigars of the same March to § 1358.102a of Maximum Price Reg­ (e) This order may be revoked or ulation No. 260, as amended; It is ordered, amended by the Price Administrator at 1942 price class to purchasers of the same That: any time. class. (c) On or before the first delivery to (a) J. M. Rodriguez & Co., 305 Morgan This order shall become effective July St., Tampa 1, Fla. (hereinafter called 27, 1945. any purchaser of each brand and size or “importer’') and wholesalers and retail­ frontmark of domestic cigars for which ers may sell, offer to sell or deliver and Issued this 26th day of July 1945. maximum prices are established by this any person may buy, offer to buy or re­ James G. Rogers, Jr., order, the manufacturer and every other ceive each brand, front mark and pack­ Acting Administrator. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the ing of the following imported cigars at purchaser of the maximum list price and the appropriate maximum list price and [F. R. Doc. 45-13772; Filed, July 26, 1945; 11:48 a. m.] the maximum retail price established by maximum retail price set forth below: this order for such brand and size or frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ Maxi­ Maxi­ tice shall conform to and be given in the Brand Frontmark Pack­ mum mum ing ' list retail [MPR 260, Order 1634] manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max­ price price Augustus P ollack, -Inc. imum Price Regulation No. 260. (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ Per M Cents El Coral...... Rolandos No. 6__ 25 $176.00 22 AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ Rolandos No. 9 ... 50 135.00 18 mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ Rolandos No. 10. . 25 330.00 44 For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Bolandos No. 11.. ‘ 25 200.00 28 ion accompanying this order, and pursu­ ply to sales for which maximum prices Bolandos No. 12.. 25 330.00 44 Bolandos No. 15.. 25 385.00 55 ant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price are established by this order. Rolandos No. 16.. 50 161.50 20 Regulation No; 260; It is ordered, That: (è) This order may be revoked or Havana Club _. 60 154.00 »65 Habaneros...... 25 165.00 22 (a) Augustus Pollack, Inc., 400 Water amended by the Price Administrator at St., Wheeling 1, W. Va. (hereinafter any time. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9403

This order shall become effective July (f) Thj£ order may be revoked or (c) On or before the first delivery to 27, 1945. amended by the Price Administrator at any purchaser of each brand and size or Issued this 26th day of July 1945. any time. frontmark of domestic cigars for which This order shall become effective July maximum prices are established by this James G. Rogers, Jr., 27,1945. order, the manufacturer and every other Acting Administrator, seller (except a retailer) shall notify the Issued this 26th day of July 1945. [F. R. Doc. 46-13773; Filed, July 26; 1945; purchaser of the maximum list price and 11:49 a. m.] James G. R ogers, Jr., the maximum retail price established by Acting Administrator. this order for such brand and size or frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13774; Filed, July 26, 1945; tice shall conform to and be given in the [MPR 260, Order 1635] 11:49 a. m.] manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ Cuban Cigar do. mum Price Regulation No. 260. (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ AD JUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES [MPR 260, Order 1636] quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion R ita R amirez ^ mum Price Regulation No. 260 shall ap­ ply to sales for which maximum prices accompanying this Order and pursuant AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES to § 1358.102 (a) (8) of Maximum Price are established by this order. Regulation 260; It is ordered, That; For the reasons set forth in an opinion (e) This order may be revoked or (a) The maximum list prices of Cuban accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at Cigar Company, 717-719 Main Street, to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price any time. Joplin, Missouri (hereinafter called man­ Regulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (a) Rita Ramirez, 83 Mayor Cantera This order shall become effective July ufacturer) for its sales on and after July 27, 1945. % 27,1945, of the following brands and sizes Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico (hereinafter of domestic cigars of the composition and called “manufacturer”) and whole­ Issued this 26th day of July 1945. salers and retailers may sell, offer to sell spécifications described in its applica­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., tions filed with the Office of Price Ad­ or deliver and any person may buy, Acting Administrator. ministration, Washington, D. C., and the offer to buy or receive each brand and maximum retail prices for such cigars size or frontmark, and packing of the [F. R., Doc. 45-13775; Filed, July 26, 1945; shall be as follows: following domestic cigars at the ap­ 11:49 a. m.] propriate maximum list price and maxi­ Maxi­ Maxi­ mum retail price set forth below : Size or Pack­ mum mum [MPR 200, Order 4] Brand frontmark ing list retail price price Maxi­ Maxi­ G ro-Cord R ubber Co., et al. Brand Size or Pack­ mum mum frontmark ing list retail authorization of maximum prices Per M Cents price price T)ry. C limat*» Perfecto...... 50 $75 10 % For the reasons set forth in an opin­ M '& 0 ...... 50 72 9 Per M Cents ion issued simultaneously herewith and 50 75 10 Rita Ramirez__ Corona 4H"~. 50 $40 6 filed with the Division of the Federal Tubano 4H__ 50 36 2 for 9 Register, and pursuant to § 1315.1405b (b) In its sales of said cigars, the man­ »------■ *------of Maximum Price Regulation 200, it is ufacturer shall grant the discounts and (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ ordered: allow the packing differentials it cus­ ers shall grant, with respect to their sales (a) What this order does. This order tomarily granted or allowed in March of each brand and size or frontmark of establishes maximum prices for the 1942 on its sales of the particular brand domestic cigars for -which maximum manufacturer’s, wholesalers’ and shoe and size of cigars to purchasers of the prices are established by this order, the repairmen’s sales in the shoe repair same class unless a change therein re­ discounts they customarily granted in trade of men’s brown corded %" whole sults in a lower price. The manufac­ March 1942 on their sales of domestic heels bearing the brand name “Raw turer may continue to charge in its sales cigars of the same price class to pur­ Cord” which are manufactured by the of such brands and sizes of cigars the chasers of the same class, unless a change Gro-Cord Rubber Company, Lima, Ohio. packing differentials it charged in sales therein results in a lower price. Packing The shoe repairmen’s maximum prices of the particular brand and size in March differentials charged by the manufac­ for sales of these heels attached are also 1942, but may not increase those differ­ turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on established by this order. entials. sales of domestic cigars of the same price (b) Maximum prices. The manufac­ (c) Maximum prices for sales of such class to purchasers of the same class may turer’s and wholesalers’ maximum prices brands and sizes of cigars by wholesalers be charged on corresponding sales of each for sales in the shoe repair trade of the shall be determined in accordance with brand and size or frontmark of cigars heels described in paragraph (a) of this § 1358.102 (a) of Maximum Price Reg­ priced by this order, but shall not be in­ order and for shoe repairmen’s sales of ulation 260. Maximum prices for sales creased. Packing differentials allowed these heels attached and unattached are of such brands and sizes of cigars by re­ by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in as follows: tailers shall be determined in accord­ March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars ance with § 1358.102 (f) of Maximum of the same price class to purchasers of Sales Sales Sales by shoe to shoe to Price Regulation 260; the same class shall be allowed on cor­ repairmen to repair­ whole­ (d) On or before making its first de­ responding sales of each brand and size consumers men salers livery to which prices established by this or frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ order apply, he manufacturer and every der and shall not be reduced. If a brand At­ Unat­ Per Per other seller of such brands and sizes of and size or frontmark of domestic cigars tached, tached, dozen per per dozen cigars (except a retailer) shall notify the for which maximum prices are estab­ pair pair pairs pairs purchaser of the maximum list price and lished by this order is of a price class not maximum retail price established by this sold by the manufacturer or the particu­ Men’s brown 6/8" order for the particular brand and size lar wholesaler in March 1942, he shall, whole heels, corded of cigars. The notice shall conform to with respect to his sales thereof, grant grade...... $0.70 $0.28 $3.05 $2.29 and be given in the manner prescribed the discounts and may charge and shall by § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regu­ allow the packing differentials custom­ The above maximum prices for sales lation 260. arily granted, charged or allowed (as the to shoe repairmen shall be reduced by (e) Unless the context otherwise re­ case may be) in March 1942 by his most any cash discounts given by thé seller to quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ closely competitive seller of the same shoe repairmen of the same class during mum Price Regulation 260 shall apply to class on sales of domestic cigars of the March 1942. sales for which maximum prices are es­ same March 1942 price class to purchas­ The above maximum prices for sales tablished by this order. ers of the same class. to wholesalers shall be decreased by 5 No. 150------4 9404 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 percent if the purchaser pays cash within place of the ceiling prices which would (2) On sales to all other persons—out thirty days after delivery. otherwise be established under the pric­ door shower complete with bent riser, shower All other discounts, allowances, and ing rules of Maximum Price Regulation head, hose coupling, and 2 clamps for wall trade practices of sellers which were in No. 580. mounting, $1.80. effect during March 1942, shall apply to (c) On and after July 31,1945, Joseph (c) The maximum net prices for sales sales covered by this order. A. Kaplan, Inc. must mark each article by retailers to any person of the follow­ (c) Notification of maximum prices. listed in paragraph (a) with the retail ing commodity shall be: With or prior to the first delivery to a ceiling price under this order, or attach Out door shower complete with peat riser, wholesaler or a shoe repairman of any to the article a label, tag or ticket stating shower head, hose coupling, and 2 clamps of the heels covered by this order, the the retail ceiling price. This mark or for wall mounting, $1.80. seller shall notify the purchaser in writing statement must be in the following form: (d) The maximum net prices estab­ of the maximum price for sales by the (Section 13, MPR 580) lished by this order shall be subject to shoe repairman of the rubber heel at­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price $_____ discounts, allowances including trans­ tached and the maximum price for sales On and after September 1, 1945, no re­ portation allowances, and the rendition by the shoe repairmen of the unattached tailer may offer or sell the article unless of services which are at least as favor­ heel as established by paragraph (b) of it is marked or tagged in the form stated able as those which each seller extended this order. If the purchaser is a whole­ above. Prior to September 1,1945, unless or rendered or would have extended or saler, the notification shall include the Che article is marked or tagged in this rendered to purchasers of the same class maximum price applicable to the whole­ form, the retailer shall comply with the on comparable sales of similar commod­ saler’s resales to wholesalers and to shoe marking, tagging and posting provisions ities during March 1942. repairmen, and a statement that such of Maximum Price Regulation No. 580. (e) The maximum net prices for sales purchaser is required by this order to (d) On or before the first delivery to on an installed basis of the commodity notify any shoe repairman to whom he any purchaser for resale of each article covered by this order shall be deter­ sells of the maximum prices for the sales listed in paragraph (a) * the seller shall mined in accordance with Revised Max­ of the heels by the shoe repairmen, at­ send the purchaser a copy of this order. imum Price Regulation No. 251. tached or unattached, as established by (e) Unless the context otherwise re­ (f) Each seller, except on sales to paragraph (b) of this order. quires, the provisions of Maximum Price consumers, shall notify in writing each (d) All provisions of Maximum Price Regulation No. 580 shall apply to sales of his purchasers at or before the time Regulation 200 not inconsistent with this for which retail ceiling prices are estab­ of the first invoice after the effective order shall apply to sales covered by this lished by this order. order. date of this order of the maximum (f) This order may be revoked or prices established by this order for his (e) This order may be revoked qr amended by the Price Administrator sales to such purchasers and the maxi­ amended by the Administrator at any at any time. time. mum resale prices established for such This order shall become effective July purchasers. This order shall become effective July 27, 1945. (g) Irving Hinden shall tag the out­ 27, 1945. door shower covered by this order and Issued this 26th day of July 1945. Issued this 26th day of July 1945. * shall print in a conspicuous place on the J ames G. R ogers, Jr., tag: “Office of Price Administration J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. maximum retail price . . . $1.80”. Acting Administrator. (h) This order may be revoked or [F. R. Doc. 45-13777; Filed, July 26, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-13763; Filed, July 26, 1945; 11:50 a. m.] amended by the Price Administrator at 11:46 a. m.] any time. This order shall become effective July 27, 1945. [MPR 580, Order 97] [MPR 188, Order 4157] Issued this 26th day of July 1945. J oseph A. K aplan, I nc. Irving Hinden J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES [F. R. Doc. 45-13797; Filed, July 26, 1945; Order 97 under Maximum Price Regu­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion 4:13 p. m.] lation 580. Establishing ceiling prices at issued simultaneously herewith and filed retail for branded articles. Docket No. 6063-580-13-224. with the Division of the Federal Register [MPR 188, Order 4158] and pursuant to §1499.158 of Maximum For the reasons set forth in an opinion P ennsylvania Aircraft W orks issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: suant to section 13 of Maximum Price (a) The maximum net price for sales approval of maximum prices Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: to any person by Irving Hinden of the For the reasons set forth in an opinion (a) The following ceiling prices are following commodity shall be: issued simultaneously herewith and filed established for sales by any seller at retail Out door shower complete with bent riser, with the Division of the Federal Register, of the following branded articles man­ shower head, hose coupling, and 2 clamps lor and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum ufactured by Joseph A. Kaplan, Inc., Em­ wall mounting, $1.25. Price Regulation No. 188: It is ordered: pire State Building, New York, N. Y., and (a) This order establishes maximum described in the manufacturer’s applica­ (b) The maximum net price for sales prices for sales and deliveries of certain tion dated May 21,1945. by plumbing and heating jobbers of the articles manufactured by the Pennsyl­ following commodity shall be: vania Aircraft Works of 7055-59 West Manu­ Ceil­ (1) On sales to plumbing and heating Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pa. fac­ ing contractors, Installers, commercial and in­ (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Article Brand turer’s price name price at re­ dustrial users—Out door shower complete following classes of purchasers by the lines tail with bent riser, shower head, hose coupling, sellers indicated below, the maximum and 2 clamps lor wall mounting, $1.65. prices are those set forth below: Shower curtains and bath­ Koroseal.. $3.65 $6.60 room window drapes. Shower curtains and bath- Koroseal.. 4.20 7.60 Maximum prices for sales by any seller to— room window drapes. Shower curtains and bath­ Koroseal.. 4.85 8.50 Article Model No. room window drapes. Retailesr Retailers Wholesalers Dropship (less than Consumers Shower curtains and bath­ Koroseal.. 5.25 $.60 (jobbers) jobbers (6 units or room window drapes. more) 6 units)

Electric heater black crackle Each Each Each Each Each (b) The retail ceiling prices con­ finish . . _ PAW1000-275...... $3.98 $4.29 $4.69 $5.05 $7.59 tained in paragraph (a) shall apply in FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9405

These maximum prices are for the ar­ (a) This order applies to sales of auto­ This order shall become effective July ticles described In the manufacturer’s mobile flat fabrics for which manufac­ 28, 1945. application dated June 15, 1945. These turers’ maximum prices are established Issued this 27th day of July 1945. prices include the Federal Excise Tax. by Maximum Price Regulation No. 39. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, (b) In connection with any sale (and J ames G. Rogers, Jr., the maximum prices apply to all sales any deliyery pursuant thereto) made on Acting Administrator. and deliveries since Maximùm Price or after the effective date of this order, [F. R. Doc. 45-13836; Filed, July 27, 1945; Regulation No. 188 became applicable to manufacturers are authorized to reserve 11:35 a. m.] those sales and deliveries. These prices the right to charge the difference, if any, are for the article described in your ap­ between their maximum price provided plication. They are f. o. b. factory and by Maximum Price Regulation No. 39 and subject to a cash discount of 2% for pay­ any higher maximum price which may ment within 10 days, net 30 days. be established by the Office of Price Ad­ [MPR 188, Amdt. 30 to Order A-2] (3) For sales by persons other .than ministration prior to the revocation of the manufacturer, the maximum prices this order. P iano P arts apply to all sales and deliveries after (c) Except as modified by paragraph ADJUSTMENT IN MAXIMUM PRICES the effective date of this order. Those (b), the provisions of Maximum Price prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ Regulation No. 39 shall continue to apply For the reasons set forth in an opinion tomary terms and conditions of sale on to all sales and deliveries by manufac­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed sales of similar articles. turers of automobile flat fabrics. with the Division of the Federal Register, (4) If the manufacturer wishes to (d) This order may be amended or and pursuant to § 1499.159b of Maximum make sales and deliveries to any other revoked by the Price Administrator, at Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: class of purchaser or on other terms and any time. Order A-2 issued under § 1499.159b conditions of sale, he must apply to the is amended in the following respect: This order shall become effective as A new paragraph (a) (18) (ii) is Office of Price Administration, Wash­ of June 26, 1945. ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing added to read as follows: Issued this 27th day of July 1945. Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price (ii) A further adjustment in maximum Regulation No. 188, for the establishment James G. R ogers, Jr., prices beyond the amounts provided for of maximum prices for those sales, and Acting Administrator. above may be allowed by the Adminis­ no sales or deliveries may be made until [F. R. Doc. 45-13832; Filed, July 27, 1945; trator on application to the Office of maximum prices have been authorized by 11:34 a. m.] Price Administration, Washington, D. C., the Office of Price Administration. if the manufacturer can show: (b) The manufacturer shall attach a (a) That he has manufactured piano tag or label to every article for which a parts since December 7, 1944, and maximum price for sales to consumers is [MPR 188, Amdt. 11 to 2d Rev. Order A-3] established by this order. That tag or (b) That his piano parts manufactur­ label shall contain either of the follow­ T oys and. Games ing operation has been conducted at a loss for the. 90 day period immediately ing statements with the correct order ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES number properly filled in: preceding the date of his application and An opinion accompanying this amend­ that there is little prospect of profitable Order No. 4158 under MPR 188 operation within the 90 days following Model N o._____ ment has been issued simultaneously OPA Retail Ceiling Price ----- herewith and filed with the Division of the date of his application for adjust­ Federal Excise Tax Included the Federal Register. ment, and Do Not Detach or Obliterate Second Revised Order A-3 issued un­ (c) That the manufacturer’s maxi­ or der Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, mum prices (including the adjustment Pennsylvania Aircraft Works, 7055^59 West is amended in the following respect: provided above) are less than his total Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Paragraph (e) (1) is amended by add­ costs to make and sell when his volume Model N o.____ 1 ing to the list of commodities set forth of production is as high as the availa­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price $------therein the following: bility of materials, labor, supplies, and Federal Excise Tax Included Doll furniture. plant facilities permit. Do Not Detach or Obliterate The greatest adjustment which will (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first This amendment shall become effective be allowed will be one increasing the invoice to each purchaser for resale, the on the 28th day of July 1945. manufacturer’s maximum prices up to seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ Issued this 27th day of July 1945. his total costs to make and sell as cal­ ing of the maximum prices and condi­ culated by the Administrator. The ad­ tions established by this order for sales James G. R ogers, Jr., justments may be in smaller amounts if by the purchaser. This notice may be Acting Administrator. it appears that the manufacturer’s given in any convenient form. [F. R. Doc. 45-13835; Filed, July 27, 1945; lbsses on his piano parts operations are (d) This order may be revoked or 11:34 a. m.] offset in whole or in part by profits re­ amended by the Price Administrator at sulting from other manufacturing op­ any time. erations. Orders allowing adjustments (e) This order shall become effective under this paragraph (a) (18) (ii) shall on the 27th day of July 1945. F irestone Tire and R ubber Co. be effective for a period of 90 days after [RM PR 528, Order 51] issuance but may be further extended on Issued this 26th day of July 1945. application of the manufacturer if it AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES James G. R ogers, Jr., appears that his total costs to make and Acting Administrator. For the reasons set forth in an opinion sell are not below the adjusted prices. issued simultaneously herewith and filed [F. R. Doc. 45-13798; Filed, July 26, 1945; with the Division of the Federal Register, This amendment is effective the 30th 4:13 p. m.] and pursuant to section 16 (d) of Re­ day of July 1945. vised Maximum Price Regulation 528, Issued this 27th day of July 1945. It is ordered: J ames G. R ogers, Jr., [MPR 39, Order 29] (a) The maximum retail price for a Acting Administrator. 16.00-32 new truck and bus tube shall Automobile F lat Fabrics be $75.00, each. For the reasons set forth in the accom­ adjustable pricing of sales by the (b) All provisions of Revised Maxi­ panying opinion, and by virtue of the MANUFACTURER mum Price Regulation 528 not incon­ authority vested in me by the Emergency sistent with this order shall apply to Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, An opinion accompanying this order, sales covered by this order. and Executive Order Nos. 9250 and 9328, issued simultaneously herewith, has been (c) This order may be revoked or I find that the issuance of subparagraph filed with the Division' of the Federal amended by the Office of Price Admin­ (a) (18) (ii) of Order A-2 under Maxi­ Register. istration at any time. mum Price Regulation No. 188 is neces- 9406 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 sary to aid in the effective prosecution of manufacturing operations. Orders al­ (d) Notification. Any person who sells the war. lowing adjustments under this paragraph any of the articles described in para­ William H. D avis, (d) (2) shall be effective for a period of graph (b) to a retailer shall furnish the Economic Stabilization Director. 90 days after issuance but may be further retailer with an invoice of sale setting [F. R. Doc. 45-13834; Filed, July 27, 1945} extended on application of the manufac­ forth the retailer’s maximum price for 11:83 a. m.] turer if it appears that his total costs to each article, and stating that the retailer make and sell are not below the adjusted is required by this order to attach to each prices. article before sale a tag or label stating (3) If a manufacturer is permitted a the appropriate retail ceiling price, and further increase in maximum prices in the case of the hoist and winch the [MPR 188, Amdt. 2 to Rev. Order 2525] under the provisions of this paragraph, maximum lifting capacity. Pianos the provisions of paragraph (e) may not (e) Tagging. Any person who sells the be used to compute new maximum retail articles described in paragraph (b) at APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES prices. In such cases, orders will be retail shall attach to each article before For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued establishing revised maximum sale a tag or label which plainly states issued simultaneously herewith and filed prices for sales at wholesale and at retail. the appropriate retail ceiling price, and with the Division of the Federal Register, This amendment is effective the 30th in the case of the hoist and winch the and pursuant to^§ 1499.159b of Maximum day of July 1945. maximum lifting capacity. Price Regulation No. 188 and section 6.4 (f) Relation to other regulations and of Second Revised Supplementary Regu­ Issued this 27th day of July 1945. orders. This order with respect to the lation No. 14; It is ordered, Order No. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., commodities it covers - supersedes any 2525 is amended in the following respect: Acting Administrator. other regulation or order previously is­ Paragraph (d) is amended to read as sued by the Office of Price Administra­ follows: For the reasons set forth in the accom­ tion. panying opinion, and by virtue of the (g) Definitions. (1) “Sale at whole­ (d) Additional increases for manufac­authority vested in me by the Emergency sale” is a sale by any person to any other turers. (1) Any manufacturer who be­ Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, person who is not a usei; or ultimate con­ lieves that his maximum prices, as in­ and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, sumer. ' creased by this order, do not equal his I find that the issuance of paragraph (d) (2) "Sale at retail” is a sale by any per­ total costs in October 1941 adjusted for (2)* of Revised Order 2525 under Maxi­ son to a user or ultimate consumer. increases in straight time factory wage mum Price Regulation No. 188, is neces­ (h) Revocation and amendment. This rates and direct and indirect material sary to aid in the effective prosecution order may be revoked or amended at any prices, may apply to the Office of Price of the war. time. Administration, Washington 25, D. C., for William H. D avis, an adjustment of his maximum prices. Economic Stabilization Director. This order shall become effective July The Administrator will grant an adjust­ 31, 1945. ment to any such manufacturer if he [F. R. Doc. 45-13833; Filed, July 27, 1945; finds that the manufacturer’s total costs, 11:33 a. m.] Issued this 27th day of July 1945. when adjusted in accordance with the James G. R ogers, Jr., method of adjusting total costs employed Acting Administrator. by the Administrator in determining the [Supp. Order 94, Order 72} extent of the increase granted to the ]F. R. Doc. 45-13837; Filed, July 27, 1945; industry, are higher than the manufac­ R econstruction F inance Corp. 11:34 a. m.] turer’s maximum prices established SPECIAL MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SALES OF CER­ under this order. The adjustment in the TAIN HOISTS, WINCHES AND SNATCH BLOCKS manufacturer’s maximum prices will be granted in amounts sufficient to permit For the reasons set forth in an opinion [Max. Import Price Reg., Order 100] issued simultaneously herewith and filed . % the recovery of total costs as thus ad­ Irish Linen Handkerchiefs justed by the Administrator. with the Division of the Federal Register, and in accordance with section 11 of Sup­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES »(2) A further adjustment in maximum plementary Order 94, it is ordered: prices beyond the amounts provided for For the reasons set forth in an opinion above may be allowed by the Adminis­ (a) What this order does. This or­ Issued simultaneously herewith and filed trator on application to the Office of der establishes maximum prices for sales with the Division of the Federal Register, Price Administration, Washington, D. C., at wholesale and retail of certain new and pursuant to section 5 of the Maxi­ if the manufacturer can show: hoists, winches and snatch blocks here­ mum Import Price Regulation and sec­ (i) That he has manufactured pianos inafter described, which have been or tion 23 of Maximum Price Regulation since February 26, 1945, and may be purchased from the Reconstruc­ No. 580, It is ordered: (ii) That his piano manufacturing tion Finance Corporation. (b) Maximum prices. M axim um (a) Effect of this order. This or­ operation has been conducted at a loss, prices of the hereinafter described new der provides an adjustment of ceiling for the 90 day period immediately pre­ articles, manufactured by the Chisholm prices established by manufacturers un­ ceding the date of his application and Moore Corporation, North Tonawanda, der the General Maximum Price Regu­ that there is little prospect of profitable New York, shall be as follows: lation and by retailers under Maximum operation within the 90 days following Price Regulation No. 580 for Irish linen the date of his application for adjust­ handkerchiefs. Manufacturers thus still ment, and Price for remain under the General Maximum all sales Price for (iii) That the manufacturer’s maxi­ Description of articles at whole­ all sales Price Regulation, as also do distributors mum prices (including the adjustment sale at retail other than retailers, except to the extent provided above) are less than his total that its provisions are inconsistent with costs to make and sell when his volume Hoist, 2 ton capacity, equipped this order., Retailers remain under of production is as high as the availabil­ with shearing pin designed to "Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, ex­ shear at any lift or strain in ity of materials, labor, supplies and plant excess of two tons...... $60 $90 cept to the extent that its provisions are facilities permit. Winch, 1 ton capacity, equipped inconsistent with this order, but they with safety link, designed to The greatest adjustment which will be break at any load or strain in must figure their ceiling prices as pro­ allowed will be one increasing the manu­ excess of one t o n ...... 20 vided herein instead of using their pric­ facturer’s maximum prices up to his total Snatch block ______i 7 ing charts under Maximum Price Regu­ costs to make and sell as calculated by lation No. 580. The manufacturers’ the Administrator. The adjustments All of the aforesaid articles are con­ ceiling prices herein established apply to may be in smaller amounts if it appears structed of magnesium alloy. sales to wholesalers and jobbers as well that the manufacturer’s losses on his (c) Discounts. Every seller shall con­as to sales to retailers. They also Apply piano operations are offset in whole or tinue to maintain his customary»dis­ to sales by wholesalers and jobbers to re­ in part by profits resulting from other counts for cash. tailers or others. This omission of any i

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markup for wholesalers and jobbers will the handkerchief being priced, and (6) under the authority vested in the Re­ work no hardship because these distribu­ state a proposed maximum price to re­ gional Administrator of the Office of Price tors are not a factor in the marketing of tailers for the handkerchief being priced. Administration by §§ 1340.259 (a) (1) this commodity. Such proposed maximum price and the' and 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price (b) Manufacturers’ maximum prices. maximum price established by the Of­ Regulation No. 122, Revised Order No. The adjusted maximum price at which fice of Price Administration must be in G-7 is amended in the following respects: any manufacturer or any other person line with the maximum prices estab­ 1. Paragraph (d) (1) is amended to except a retailer may sell or deliver, and lished under subparagraph (1) above. read as follows: at which any person may buy or receive The manufacturer may not offer the from any other person except a retailer, handkerchief for sale until his maximum (d) Schedule I; Sales on a “direct de­ any handkerchief made in the Conti­ price has been established by the Office livery” basis—(1) For sales of anthracite nental United States from linen imported of Price Administration. of the sizes and in quantities specified. from North Ireland, shall be the price (c) Retailers’ maximum prices. The determined as follows: adjusted maximum price at which any Per 100 lbs. Per (1) If the manufacturer deliverèd or retailer may sell or deliver, and at which (for sales of 50- offered for delivery the same or similar. Per net Per net 100 lbs. or any person in the course of trade or busi­ Size ton Y ton more but lb. Irish linen handkerchief to retailers dur­ less, than paper ness may buy or receive from any re­ Yi ton bag ing March 1942, his maximum price tailer, any handkerchief made in the therefor as established under 1 1499,2 Continental United States from linen im­ of the General Maximum Price Regula­ Broken, egg, stove, ported from North Ireland, shall be the n u t...... $14. 65 $7.85 $0.85 $0.50 tion for sale to the same class of retailer price actually charged therefor by the Pea______12.70 6.85 . 75 .45 % may be increased by any amount that the. 10. 70 5.85 , . 65 manufacturer (less all discounts except 9.55 5.30 .60 price which he paid his supplier for the cash discounts but not in excess of the 8.15 4. 60 linen in the handkerchief being priced 6.25 3.15 maximum price established under para­ 4. 70 2. 35 exceeds the price which he paid his sup­ graph (b) above), plus a markup equal plier for the linen in the same or similar. to 60% of such price. Irish linen handkerchief whose delivery (d) Notification of retailers. Any 2. Paragraph (e) (1) and (2) is or offer for delivery to retailers in March amended-to read as follows: 1942 served to establish his maximum manufacturer or other person selling to price under § 1499.2 of the General Maxi­ any retailer any handkerchiefs covered (e) Schedule II; “yard sales”—(1) mum Price Regulation: Provided, how­ by .this order shall include on, or attach Sales by dealers except those who nor­ ever, That where the manufacturer has to, every invoice therefor the following mally sold exclusively to equipped dealers. himself imported the linen used in the statement: handkerchief being priced, he may not, Your retail ceiling prices for the Irish linen Per 100 lbs. in making this computation, use a price handkerchiefs covered by this invoice, as Per net (for sales of Per 50 ton for lb. of such linen in excess of the highest established by OPA in Order No. 100 under ' Size sales of 100 lbs. or the Maximum Import Price Regulation, may more but paper price which he paid his foreign supplier Y ton ‘or less than bag not exceed our net prices by more than a more Y ton) for linen of the saine kind and quality 60% markup figured on cost. These hand­ during the thirty days prior to August kerchiefs may not be priced by using your 20^1943 ; or, if he made no such purchase, pricing charts under Maximum Price Regu­ Broken, egg, stove, nut. $11.65 $0. 75 $0.45 9. £0 .65 .40 the highest price charged by the foreign lation No. 580. 7.90 .55 supplier to a purchaser of the same class 6.95 .50 (e) Revision, amendment or revoca­ 5. 70. during that period; or, if no such sales tion. This order may be amended or 2.95 were made, the foreign supplier’s firm revoked at any time and the Price Ad­ offering price to a purchaser of the same ministrator may at any time revise any class on August 20, 1943. (2) Wholesale yard sales. (Sales from maximum price herein established so as yards of dealers who normally sold ex­ (2) If the manufacturer did not de­ to bring it into line with the general liver or offer for delivery the same or level of maximum prices otherwise estab­ clusively to equipped dealers.) similar Irish linen handkerchief to re­ lished herein. Size: Per net ton tailers during March, 1942, or if (in the Broken, egg, stove, nut------$11.45 case of the importing manufacturer) his This order shall become effective July Pea______:______9. 70 foreign supplier was not selling or offer­ 30, 1945. Buckwheat______7. 75 ing for sale the same Irish linen on or Issued this 27th day of July 1945. Rice______6.85 during the thirty days prior to August Screenings______- _- _- ___ 2.95 J ames G. R ogers, Jr., 20, 1943, or if for any other reason the 3. Paragraph (f) (1) and (2) is manufacturer cannot compute his maxi­ Acting Administrator. amended to read as follows: mum price under subparagraph (1) For the reasons set forth in the ac­ above, his maximum price must be estab­ companying opinion, and by virtue of (f) Schedule III—(1) Maximum price lished upon application to the Export- per 25 lb. paper bag. Import Price Branch, Office of Price Ad­ the authority vested in me by the Emer­ ministration, Washington, D. C. Such gency Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, and Executive Orders Nos. Delivered to Sales to application must (1) identify and de­ Size retail stores ultimate scribe the handkerchief being priced, (2) 9250 and 9328, I find that the issuance consumers give the name and address of the sup­ of this Order is necessary to correct a plier of the Irish linen in such handker­ gross inequity. $0.195 $0.245 chief, (3) contain a statement of the W illiam H. D avis, delivered cost of the linen and the direct Economic Stabilization Director. (2) Maximum price per 18 lb. paper labor cost of manufacturing the hand­ bag. kerchief, (4) indicate (where the appli­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13838; Filed, July 27, 1945; 11:34 a. m.] cant is the importer of the linen) the Sales to price charged or quoted for the same Delivered Delivered ultimate Size at'deal­ to retail con­ kind and quality of linen by the same er’s yard stores sumers foreign supplier (or, if he were not then Regional and District Office Orders. in the market, by other foreign sup­ [Region II Order G—7 Under RMPR 122, pliers) on or during the thirty days pre­ N ut —...... - $0.14 $0.16 $0.18 ceding August 20, 1943, (5) identify and Amdt. 3] .12 .14 .16 describe, and state the actual March P ennsylvania Ànthracite in 1942 cost and sale price, of the Irish Pennsylvania linen handkerchief sold or offered for This Amendment No. 3 to Revised Or­ sale to retailers by the applicant in For the reasons set forth in an opin­ der No. G-7 shall become effective July March, 1942 which was most nearly like ion issued simultaneously herewith and 9th, 1945. 9408 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law i51, 78th [Region VI Order 0-16 Under RMPR 122, This Amendment No. 42 to Order No. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.6. Arndt. 41] G-16 shall become effective immediately. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) S olid F uels in Chippewa F alls and Eau Issued this 16th day of July 1945. Issued this 3d day of July 1945. Claire, Wis., Area R ae E. W alters, Charles T. Abernethy, An opinion accompanying this amend- Regional Administrator. Acting Regional Administrator. jnent has been issued simultaneously [F. R. Doc. 45-13665; Filed, July 25, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-13670; Filed, July 25, 1945; herewith. Order No. G-16 under Re­ 2:20 p. m.] 2:23 p. m.] vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is amended in the following respects: In Appendix No. 17, which covers the [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, Amdt. 43] [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, ChippeWa Falls and Eau Ci&ire, Wiscon­ Arndt. 39] sin area, paragraph (b), VII, 2, Price S olid F uels in Sioux Falls, S. D ak., Area schedule, is amended to read as follows: S olid F uels in S ioux City, Iowa' Area An opinion accompanying this amend­ VII. Briquettes: ment has been issued simultaneously An opinion accompanying this amend­ ♦ * * * • herewith. Order No. G-16 under Revised ment has been issued simultaneously Delivered Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is herewith. Order No. G-16 under Revised 2. Stott briquettes : per ton amended in the following respects: Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is a. In Chippewa Falls.. — ______$14.11 Appendix No. 1, which covers the Sioux amended in the following respects: b. in Eau Claire and Altoona___ 13.36 Falls, South Dakota, area, paragraph (b), In Appendix No. 2, which covers the This Amendment No. 41 to Order No. Price schedule, is amended as follows: Sioux City, Iowa, area, paragraph (b) G-16 shall be effective immediately. VI, Price schedule, is amended to read 1. In Subparagraph V, B, 1 the mine as follows: Issued this 16th day of July 1945. index numbers “40, 53” are deleted. 2. Subparagraph VIII is amended to R ae E. W alters, read as follows: Domestic delivered Regional Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-13664; Filed, July 25, 1945; Domestic, de­ Per ton Per M ton 2:21 p. m.] livered

VI. Briquettes: (Perl (Per Yi 1. Stott ...... $16.86 $8.68 ton) ton) 16.10 8.55 - 19.40 8.20 [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, VIII.-Briquettes: Arndt. 42] 1. Standard...... $15.15 $7.85 This Amendment No. 39 to Order G-16 2. Low volatile (made from district shall become effective immediately. S olid F uels in Omaha, N ebr.> Area No. 7 low volatile coal and an­ thracite) : a. Glen Rogers...... 15.55 8.03 Issued this 16th day of July 1945. An opinion accompanying this b. Berwindl...... 15.35 7.93 7.97 R ae E. W alters, amendment has been issued simultane­ c. Stott.,...... 15.44 Regional Administrator. ously herewith. Order No. G-16 under [F. R. Doc. 45-13662; Filed, July 25, 1945; Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. This Amendment No. 43 to Order No. 2:22 p. m.] 122 is amended in the following respects: G-16 shall become effective immediately. 1. In Appendix No. 9, which covers the Omaha, Nebraska, area, paragraph (b), Issued this 16th day of July 1945. R ae E. Walters, [Region VI Order G—16 Under RMPR 122, subparagraphs IV, C, 2 and 3, as amended Arndt, 40] by Amendment No. 28, are amended to Regional Administrator. read as follows: [F. R. Doc. 45-13666; Filed, July 25, 1945; Solid F uels in S uperior, Wis., Area 2:20 p. m.] An opinion accompanying this amend­ ment has been issued simultaneously [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, herewith. Order No. G-16 under Revised t Amdt. 44] Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, as (perton) delivered delivered (per ton) at yard (per (per ton) delivered delivered ton) "Solid F uels in F argo-M oorehead Area amended, is amended in the following Commercial, Domestic, Domestic^ Domestic, respects: I An opinion accompanying this amend­ In Appendix No. 8, which covers the C. Production Group Nos. B, ment has been issued simultaneously Superior, Wisconsin, Area, paragraph BA, and 6B (.includes all herewith. Order No, G-16 under Re­ mines in Sebastian County (b>., VII of the Price schedule, is amended Ark.): vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 to read as follows: * * * • is amended in the following respects: 2. Production group No. 5A (underground mines ma­ Appendix No. 22, which covers the Delivered At .yard Dealer at chine cut) mine index Fargo-Moorehead Area, paragraph (b), yard Nos. 13 and 121: a. Size group Nos. 4, 6, 7, VII, is amended to read as follows: and 8: mine index No. 13. $15.10 $8.05 $14. IQ Mine index No. 121...... 15.45 8.23 14.45 60-ton b. Size group No. 6: 1 ton Carload user Mine index No. 13...... 14.95 7.98 13.95 (per ton) (per ton) (per ton) Mine index No. 121—.. . . 15.30 8.15 14.30 (per ton) (per ton) (per ton) (per ton) (per ton)

• (per ton)• c. Size group No. 14: - Commercial Commercial Commercial Domestic Domestic Domestic Mine index No. 13...... 9.50 5.25 8.50 $8.25 VU. Briquettes: 8. Production group No. 6B $14.55 (underground mines 1. Glen Rogers...... $15.55 $13.80 VII. Briquettes: 2. Berwind...... 15.35 13.60 14.35 solid snot) mine index 8. Stott...... ; I?-'*.— 15.46 13.71 14.46 1. Glen Rogers.. $12.45 $11.55 $9-45 Nos. 56, 79, 80, 170, 182, 13.25 2. Berwlnd...—. 12.2Ç 11.35 9.25 198, 329,336,340, 349,603, 14.50 12.50 3. Stott...... 12.36 ...... 11.46 ----- 9.36 611 and 1011 only), a. Size group Nos. 3A, 6,7, 14.20 7.60 13.20 This Amendment No. 44 to Order No. This Amendment No. 40 to Order No. b. Size group No. 3 ...... 14.05 7.53 13.05 G-16 shall become effective immediately. G-16 shall be effective immediately. c. Size group No. 14__— 9.55 5.28 8.55 8. SO Issued this 16th day of July 1945. Issued this 16th day of July 1945. R ae E. W alters, R ae E. Walters, 2. In the last Sentence of page 1 of Regional Administrator. Amendment No. 28 to Order No. G-16 Regional Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-13663; Filed, July 25, 1945; the word “delting” is corrected to read [F. R. Doc. 45-13667; Filed, July 25, 1945; 2:22 p. m.] “deleting.” 2:20 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9409 [Region VII Order G-26 Under RMPR 122, XXIII, Cache Valley Trade Area, and fications set forth in the respective ap­ Amdt, 37] amended and rewritten to read as fol­ plications of said manufacturer now on Solid F uels in D enver R egion lows: file in this Regional Office as a part of the record in this case, shall be as Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ Revised Appendix XXIII—Cache Valley trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta­ T rade Area follows : (1) When eold by the manufacturer, f. o. bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and (1) To what sales this Revised Appendix b. shipping point, to a jobber or a whole- §§ 1340.259 (a) and 1340.260 of Revised XXIII applies. This Revised Appendix XXIII sa le r: Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, and applies only to sales made by dealers in the Each for the reasons set forth in the accom­ Cache Valley Trade Area of the State of Utah, Bench ______..______$2. 40 panying opinion, this Amendment No. 37 which means all of that area bounded on Lawn chair_•.______3. 60 the north by the Utah-Idaho state line, on Lawn settee______:______5. 00 is issued. the east by the Cache National Forest, on 1. What this Amendment No. 37 does. the west by Box Elder County, and on the (2) When sold by the manufacturer, a south by a line running east and west jobber or a wholesaler, f. o. b. shipping point, This Amendment No. 37 relates only to to a retailer: Appendix XXIII, Logan Trade Area, of through a point three miles south of the Town of Paradise in Cache County. Eadh paragraph (q) of Order No. G-26 which (2) Relation to other orders. This Order Bench------$3. 00 is redesignated “Revised Appendix No. G-26 and this Revised Appendix XXIII Lawn chair______4. 50 XXIII, Cache Valley Trade Area”; such thereto supersede Order No. G-14 and Lawn settee______6. 25 Revised Appendix XXIII incorporates all Amendments Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 thereto, (3) When sold by any seller to an ultimate price changes made by Amendment No. insofar as the same apply to the Cache consumer or user: 35 and Order No. G-28 under Revised Valley Trade Area, and incorporate the price Each Maximum Price Regulation No. 122; ex­ changes made by Amendment No. 35 and Bench_____ '______;------$4. 50 tends the geographical coverage to in­ Order No. G-28 under Revised Maximum Lawn chair______€¡»,95 Price Regulation No. 122; but the prices set Lawn settee______9. 50 clude all that area locally known as the forth in this Revised Appendix XXIII do Cache Valley; insures the preservation of not reflect or in any manner compensate for Note:'(1) The maximum prices authorized the long established and normal prewar applicable price increases, if any, author­ by the above paragraphs (1) and (2) are distribution facilities and eliminates a ized by Order No. G—24 under Revised Max­ subject to a discount of 2% for payment threatened local shortage of coal imum Price Regulation No. 122. within 10 days from date of invoice. (3) Specific maximum prices. If you (ii) The prices above specified for sales throughout the area covered; but it does f. o. b. shipping point include all costs inci­ not reflect or in any manner , compensate are a dealer and sell in the Cache Valley Trade Area of the State of Utah, either dent to wrapping, packing, boxing and for applicable price increases, if any, au­ f. o. b. your yard, or delivered by truck carting. thorized by Order No. G-24 under Revised direct from the mine or from your yard, any (c) Notice to be given purchasers for Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. one or more of the kinds and sizes of coal resale. When the manufacturer or any 2. Appendix XXIII, Logan Trade Area, named in this Revised Appendix XXIII, your other seller makes a first sale under this of paragraph (q) of Order No. G-26 is maximum prices therefor are those set forth in Parts 1 and 2 of the following: Order No. G-36 to a person who pur­ hereby redesignated Revised Appendix chases for resale, he must show upon the T able of Maximum P rices invoice or on a separate slip or rider at­ tached thereto the applicable portions of Part 2 Part 1 the following provisions; Yard prices By virtue of Order No. G-36 under Maxi­ Kind and letter designation Size Delivered prices mum Price Regulation No. 188, the OPA au­ (per ton) To dealers To others thorized maximum resale prices for this (per ton) (per ton) Bench, Lawn Chair, and Lawn Settee are: (1) When sold by the manufacturer, a Bituminous coal produced in district jobber or a wholesaler, f. o. b. shipping point, 20: to a retailer: Sub-district 1, Castlegate: Each (A) #2—10" lum p...... $9.45 $8.45 $8.95 (B) #3—10" x 3" stove...... 9.00 8:oo 8.50 B e n ch ______$3.00 (C) #7—3" x 1W nut...... 8.65 7.65 8.15 Lawn chair------4. 50 (D).___...... ~ ...... #8—1)6" x 1" pea: Lawn settee______6. 25 T reated...... 7.80 6.80 7.30 Untreated...... 7.70 6.70 7.20 (2) When sold by any seller to an ultimate (E)...... #10—1)6" x 0" slack: consumer or user: Treated...... 7.05 6.05 6.55 Untreated...... 6.80 5.90 6.30 Each (F)...... #11—1" x 0" slack: Bench______- $4. 50 Treated...... 7.06 6.05 6.55 Lawn chair------6.95 Untreated______6.80 5.90 6.30 Lawn settee___-______9. 50 (4) Letter designation. For record-keep­ [Region VII Order G-36 Under MPR 188] (d) Applicability of other regulations. ing purposes, the letter designation here­ B atten F urniture and Cabinet Works The pricing provisions of the General inabove set forth may be used to show the Maximum Price Regulation have no ap­ et al. kind of solid fuel soldi plication to the prices established by this (5) Special service charges. If, in con­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Order No. G-36 for sales by the manu­ nection with the sale and delivery of coal made by you in the Cache VaUey Trade Area, Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ facturer or any other seller. you, at the request of the purchaser, per­ trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabili­ (e) Geographical applicability. The form any one or more of the special services zation Act of 1942, as amended, and maximum prices authorized by this Or­ set forth below, the maximum prices which §§ 1499.158 and 1499.158a of Maximum der No. G-36 for resellers are applicable you may charge for such services are as Price Regulation No. 188, and for the only to sales made within this Region VII, follows: reasons set forth in the accompanying which includes the States of New Mexico, opinion, this Order No. G-36 is issued. Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah, Per Per and all that part of the State of Idaho ton ton (a) What this order does. This Order No. G-36 establishes maximum prices for lying south of the southern boundary of a bench, a lawn chair, and a lawn settee Idaho County, the County of Malheur in ‘‘Wheel-in” $1.00 $0.50 .25 .15 manufactured by T. J. Batten, doing the State of Oregon, and all that part of 1.00 .50 business as Batten Furniture and Cabinet the Counties of Mohave and Coconino Works, of Denver, Colorado, when sold in the State of Arizona lying north of the 3. Effective date. This Amendment at the specified levels. Colorado River. No. 37 shall become effective on the 14th (b) Authorized maximum prices. (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ day of July 1945. Upon and after the effective date of this censing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ Issued this 14th day of July 1945. Order No^ G-36, the maximum prices for sons who make sales under price con­ the bench, lawn chair, and lawn settee trol, are applicable to all sellers subject R ichard Y. B axterton, manufactured by T. J. Batten, doing to this regulation or order. A seller’s Regional Administrator. business as Batten Furniture and Cabinet license may be suspended for violation [F. R. Doc. 45-13660; Filed, July 25, 1945; Works, of 463 South Broadway, Denver, of the license or of one or more appli­ 2:19 p. m.] Colorado, in accordance with the speci­ cable price schedules or regulations. & 9410 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 2Í8, 1945

person whose license is suspended may (a) What this order does. This order S chedule I—Marion, I ndiana—Con. * not, during the period of suspension, establishes maximum prices for sales of Column I Column II make any sale for which his license has specified solid fuels made within the area I. High volatUe bituminous coals from been suspended. described as all the territory within the producing district No. 8 except- (g) Right to revoke or amend. Thfs corporate limits of the City of Marion, , ing mine index Nos. 134, 126, 127, order may be revoked, modified, or Indiana. These are the highest prices 207 and 225—Continued. amended at any time by the Price Ad­ that any dealer may charge when he de­ C. Stove, size group No. 8 (top size ministrator or the Regional Adminis­ larger than 2" but not exceed­ livers such fuel at or to a point in the ing 3" x bottom size 2" and trator. said area. They áre also the highest smaller): Effective date. This Order No. G-36 prices that any buyer in the course of 1. Mine price classifications B shall become effective on the 13th day trade or business may pay for them. -through G ______. $8. 45 of July 1945. (b) What this order ‘prohibits. Re­ D. Stoker, size group No. 10 (top gardless of any obligation, no person size 1%” and smaller by bot­ Issued this 13th day of July 1945. shall: tom size y%" and larger): 1. Mine price classifications B R ichard Y. B atterton, (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or through E ______:_____ 8.85 Regional Administrator. business, buy solid fuels at prices higher 2. Mine price classifications P than the maximum prices set by this through M ______8. 55 [P. R. Docy 45-13661; Piled, July 25, 1945; Order No. G-23; but less than maximum E. To the prices stated in sections 2:20 p. m.J prices may at any time be charged, paid A, B, C, and D of part I may be or offered; added $0.15 per ton provided (2) Obtain a higher than ceiling price the coal is mined in subdistrict [R^ion III Order G-13 Under RMPR 122, by: 6 of producing district No. 8 Corr. to Amdt. 8] • and provided it is separately (i) Charging a price higher than the weighed and billed by the S olid F uels in T oledo, Ohio, Area scheduled price for a service or making a dealer. Subdistrict 6 includes charge for a service not authorized by that portion of district No. 8 For the reasons set forth in an opinion this order, which is in northern Tennessee issued simultaneously herewith, and pur­ (ii) .Using any other device by which a and the following counties in suant to the authority vested in the Re­ higher than maximum price is obtained Kentucky: Bell, Clay, Clinton, gional Administrator of Region III of directly or indirectly, Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, the Office of Price Administration by (ii!) Using any tying agreement or re­ Madison, McCreary, Ousley, § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price Pulaski, Rock Castle, Wayne, quiring that the buyer purchase any­ and Whitley. Regulation No. 122, It is hereby ordered, thing m addition to the fuel requested H. Low volatile bituminous coals from That Amendment 8 to Order No. G-13 by him except that a dealer may comply producing district No. 7 (south­ under Revised Maximum Price Regu­ with requirements or standards with re­ eastern West Virginia and north­ lation No. 122 be corrected to read as spect to deliveries which have been or western Virginia): 12 follows: may be issued by an agency of the United A. Lump, size group No. 1 (all lump, States Government. ‘ bottom size %") : (e) Schedule of service charges. This 1. Mine price classification 9___ 10.21 schedule sets forth maximum prices (c) Schedule for sales of coal—(1) 2. Mine price classifications B which a dealer may charge for special Price schedule. This schedule sets forth and C______^__ .__ 9. 71 services rendered in connection with all maximum prices for sales of specified B. Egg, size group No. 2 (top size sales under paragraph (c). These sizes, kinds and quantities of solid fuels. larger than 3" x bottom size no charges may be made only if the buyer Column I describes the coal for which lim it): requests such services of the dealer and prices are established and Column II 1. Mine price classification A__ 10.31 lists the maximum prices for delivered C. Stoker, size group No. 5 (top size only when the dealer renders the serv­ not exceeding %" x bottom size ices. Every service charge shall be sep­ cash or credit sales to consumers at any smaller than %"): !> Mine price arately stated in the dealer’s invoice. point in the above described area. classification A______8.91 Per ton Schedule I—Marion, Indiana III. Briquettes, made from low vola­ tile bituminous coals from pro­ Carry in from curb—coal______$1.10 . Column I Column II ducing district No. 7______11.10 Carry in from curb—coke______1.45 I. High volatile bituminous coals from IV. Pennsylvania anthracite, egg, Wheel in from curb—coke______1.10 producing district No. 8 (eastern stove and nut_____ !__14.35 Wheel in from curb—coal______.85 Kentucky, southern West Vir­ V. Byproduct coke-—egg, stove 'and Carry up or down each flight of stairs. . 25 ginia, western Virginia, and nut size______12.10 Additional charge for any coal listed in northeastern Tennessee)12 ex­ Part III of the price schedule set cepting mine index Nos. 124, 126, 1 $0.10 per ton may be added to the prices forth in paragraph (e) (1)—Low Vol­ 127, 207 and 225: of these coals if the coal has been subjected atile Bituminous Coal from Pro­ A. Lump, size group Nos. 1 and 2 to an oil or calcium chloride treatment by ducing District No. 7 (Pocahontas)— the producer to allay dust or prevent freez­ when such coal is forked______1.25 (bottom size larger than 8” ): ing. 1. Mine price classifications' D 2 These prices include all increases author­ This correction of Amendment No. 8 through H------$9.35 ized by regional supplementary order No. to Order No. G-13 under Revised Maxi­ 2. Mine price classifications J 7 which reflects the adjustment granted in mum Price Regulation No. 122 shall be­ through N______9.10 amendment 137 to MPR 120 issued May 1, come effective July 10, 1945. 3. Mine price classification O___ 8.80 1945. B. Egg: Issued: July 10, 1945. (2) Discounts. A discount of not less 1. Size group No. 6 (top size larger than 50 cents per ton shall be given to . Clifford J. H ouser, than 5" but not exceeding 6" all dealers purchasing at the yard for Acting Regional Administrator. x bottom size 2" and smaller; resale. top size 3" but not exceed­ (3) Descriptive terms. The definitions [P. R. Doc. 45-13783; Filed, July 26, 1945; ing 5" x bottom size larger 12:33 p. m.] than 2". but not exceeding of price groups, classifications, size 3"): groups, mine index numbers, producing (a) Mine price classifications sub-districts, etc., contained in Maxi­ [Region III, Order G-23 Under RMPR 122] E and F______8. 75 mum Price Regulation Nof 120 as the Solid F uels in Marion, Ind., Area (b) Mine price classifications same now reads or may be amended, G through L______8. 60 are hereby incorporated by reference into For the reasons set forth in an opinion 2. Size group No. 7 (top size larger this order and shall, wherever applicable, issued" simultaneously herewith, and un­ than 3-" but not exceeding be the controlling definitions of all such der the authority vested in the Regional 6" x bottom size 2" and terms used herein. Administrator of Region III of the Office smaller): (d) Sales not covered by Order No. of Price Administration by. § 1340.260 of (a) Mine price classification A. 8.60 G-23. The maximum prices for all sales Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. (b) Mine price classifications by dealers of solid fuel not provided for 122, it is hereby ordered: B through N______8. 55 by this Order No. G-23 shall be the maxi-. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9411 mum prices established by Revised Max­ understandable by the purchasing pub­ a point where this can be done and at imum Price Regulation No. 122. lic. He shall also keep a copy of this the point nearest and most accessible to (e) Schedule of service charges. This order available for examination by any the buyer’s bin or storage space. schedule sets forth maximum prices person inquiring as to his prices for solid (5) Except as otherwise provided which a dealer may charge for special fuel. No report of the maximum prices herein or as the context may otherwise services rendered in connection with all established by this order need be made by require, the definitions set forth in sales of solid fuels, either under para­ any dealer under § 1340.262 (c) of Re­ §§ 1340.255 and 1340.266 of Revised graph (c) hereof or under Revised Maxi­ vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, as mum Price Regulation No. 122. These (2) Every dealer selling solid fuels sub­ amended, shall apply to terms used charges may be made only if the buyer ject to this order shall, either at the time herein, and in full force and effect. requests such service of the dealer and of, or within thirty days after the date of, (o) Applicability of this order. To the only when the dealer renders the service. a sale or delivery of solid fuels governed extent applicable, the provisions of this Every service charge shall be separately by this order, give to his purchaser an order supersede Revised Maximum Price stated in the dealer’s invoice. invoice, sales slip or receipt, and shall Regulation No. 122. Carry in from curb_____ ;__ $0.75 per ton. keep an exact copy thereof for so long as Note: The reporting and record keeping Wheel in from curb______$0.40 per ton. this order is in effect or for so long as the provisions of this order have been approved Carry up or down stairs__ $1 per ton (per Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance flight). amended, shall permit, whichever period with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Service charge for deliveries $0.10. is longer, showing the following informa­ in quantities of % ton. tion: This Order No. G-23 under Revised The name and 8 ddress of the seller Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 shall (f) The transportation tax. The become effective July 16, 1945. transportation tax imposed by section and the purchaser; the kind, size and No. 620 of the Revenue Act of 1942 may quantity of the solid fuels sold, the date Issued: July 2, 1945. of th^ sale or delivery and the price be collected in addition to the maximum B irkett L. W illiams, prices set by this order, prqvided the charged. In addition, he shall separately Regional Administrator. dealer states it separately from the price state on each such invoice, sales slip or on his Invoice or statement. However, receipt, the amount, if any, of the re­ [F. R. Doc. 45-13785; Filed, July 26, 1945; such tax need not be so separately stated quired discount, authorized service 12:32 p. m.] on sales to the United States or any charges and taxes which must be agency thereof, the District of Columbia, deducted from or which may be added any state Government or any political to the established maximum prices: [Region i n Order G-58 Under RMPR 122] Provided, That a dealer who is authorized subdivision thereof. S olid F uels in K alamazoo, Mich., Area (g) Addition of increase in suppliers’ to make a special service charge for prices prohibited. H ie maximum prices chemical or oil treatment of coal need For the reasons set forth in an opin­ set by this order may not be increased by not separately state the amount of such ion issued simultaneously herewith, and a dealer to reflect increases in purchase service charge if he clearly indicates on under the authority vested in the Re­ costs or in supplier’s maximum prices the invoice that such coal is so treated; gional Administrator of Region III of the occurring after the effective date hereon; And further provided, That the pro­ Office of Price Administration by but increases in the maximum prices set visions of this paragraph (2) shall not § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price hereby to reflect such increases are with­ apply to sales of ^olid fuels in less than Regulation No. 122, it is hereby ordered: in the discretion of the Regional Admin­ quarter ton lots unless requested by the (a) What this order does. This order istrator. purchaser. establishes maximum prices for sales of (h) ~ Petitions for amendment. Any (m) Enforcement. (1) Persons violat­ specified solid fuels made within the area person seeking an amendment of any ing any provision of this order are sub­ described as all of the territory within provisions of this order may file a peti­ ject to civil and criminal penalties, in­ a circle the radius of which is six miles tion for amendment in accordance with cluding suits for treble damages, pro­ and the center of which is the Court the provisions of Revised Procedural vided for by the Emergency Price Control House located at the intersection of Regulation No. 1, except that the petition Act of 1942, as amended. Michigan and Rose Avenues in the City shall be filed with the Regional Adminis­ (2) Persons who have any evidence of of Kalamazoo, Michigan. These are the trator and acted upon by him. any violation of this order are urged to highest prices that any dealer may (i) Applicability of other regulations. communicate with the Indianapolis Dis­ charge when he delivers such fuel at or trict Office of the Office of Price Adminis­ to a point in the said area. They are Every dealer subject to this order is gov­ tration. erned by the licensing provisions of Sup­ also the highest prices that any buyer plementary Order No. 72, effective Octo­ (n) Definitions and explanations. (1) in the course of trade or business may “Person” includes an individual, corpora­ pay for them. ber 1,1943. tion, partnership association, any other (j) Right of amendment or revocation. (b) What this order prohibits. Re­ organized group of persons, legal suc­ gardless of any obligation, no person The Regional Administrator or Price Ad­ cessor or representative of any of the ministrator may amend, revoke, or shall: foregoing, and includes the United States, (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or rescind this order, or any provision any agency thereof, any other govern­ thereof, at any time. business, buy solid fuels at prices higher ment, or any of its political subdivisions, than the maximum prices set by this (k) Records. Every person making .a and any agency of the foregoing. Order No. G-58; but less than maximum sale of solid fuel for which a maximum (2) “Sell” includes sell, supply, dis­ price is set by this order shall keep a prices may at any time be charged, paid pose, barter, exchange, lease, transfer or offered; record thereof, for so long as the Emer­ and deliver, and contracts and offers to gency Price Control Act of 1942, as (2) Obtain a higher than ceiling do any of the foregoing. The terms price by: amended, remains in effect, showing; the “sale,” “selling,” “sold,” “seller,” “buy,” (i) Charging a price higher than the date, the name and address of the buyer, “purchase,” and “purchaser,” shall be scheduled price for a service or making if known, the per net ton price charged construed accordingly. a charge for a service not authorized by and the type and kind of solid fuel sold. (3) “Dealer” means any person selling The solid fuel shall be identified in the this order, solid fuel except producers or distributors (ii) Using any other device by which manner in which it is described in the making sales at or from a mine, a prepa­ a higher than maximum price is ob­ order. The record shall also separately ration plant operated as an adjunct of tained directly or indirectly, state each service rendered and the any mine, a coke oven, or a briquette (iii) Using any tying agreement or charge made for it. plant. requiring that the buyer purchase any­ (l) Posting of maximum prices, sales (4) “Direct delivery” means dumping, thing in addition to the fuel requested slips, (l) Each dealer subject to this shoveling or chuting the fuel from the by him except that a dealer may comply order shall post all the maximum prices seller’s truck directly into the buyer’s bin with requirements or standards with re­ set by it for all his types of sales. He or storage; but, if this is physically im­ spect to deliveries which have been or shall post his prices in his place of busi­ possible, the term means discharging the may be issued by an agency of the ness in a manner plainly visible to and fuel directly from the seller’s truck at United States Government. No. 150----- 5 9412 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

(c) Schedule for sales of coal—(1) lists the maximum prices for delivered Trimming coal in bin------$0. 75 per hour Price schedule. This schedule sets forth credit sales. Credit terms are 30 days Forking or screening low volatile coals....;______$0.75 per ton maximum prices for sales of specified net, with a cash discount of 50 cents per Service charge for deliveries sizes, kinds and quantities of solid fuels. ton on the credit price for payment in % tons______$0. 25 Column I describes the coal for which within 15 days after date of delivery. prices are established, Column II lists A discount of not less than *2% shall be (f) The transportation tax. The the maximum prices for delivered cash allowed from the cash price on pur­ transportation tax imposed by section sales to consumers at any point in the chases of over 15 tons for payment with­ No. 620 of the Revenue Act of 1942 may above described area, and Column III in 15 days of the date of delivery. be collected in addition to the maximum prices set by this order, provided the Schedule I—Kalamazoo, Michigan dealer states it separately from the price on his invoice or statement. However, Column I Column n Column IH such tax need not be so separately stated on sales to the United States or any I. High volatile bituminous coals from producing district No. 8 (eastern Kentucky, agency thereof, the District of Columbia, southern West Virginia, western Virginia, and northeastern Tennessee,) ^excepting mine index No. 5: any state Government or any political A. Lump: subdivision thereof. 1. Size group No. 1 (bottom size larger than 5"): (g) Addition of increase in suppliers’ (a) Mine price classifications H-through K__...... $9.90 $10.40 (b) Mine "price classification O...... 9.25 9.75 prices prohibited. The maximum prices 2. Size group No. 2 (bottom size larger than 3" but not exceeding 5"): set by this order may not be increased (a) Mine price classification A______• • 10.15 10 65 (b) Mine price classifications E through K ______9.55 10.05 by a dealer to reflect increases in pur­ (c) Mine price classifications L and lower.. ______9.40 9.90 chase costs or in supplier’s maximum B. Egg: * 1. Size group No. 4 (top size larger than 6", bottom size larger than 2" but not prices occurring after, the effective date exceeding 3"): (a) Mine price classifications E and P...... 9.45 * 9.95 hereon; but increases in the maximum 2. Size group No. 5 (top size larger than 2" but not exceeding 3", and top size larger than 6" and bottom size 2" and smaller): (a) Mine price classifications prices set hereby to reflect such increases B through K ...... 9.45 & 95 are within the discretion of the Regional 8. Size group No. 6 (top size larger than 5" but not exceeding 6" x bottom size Administrator. 2" and smaller; top size 3" and larger but not exceeding 5" x bottom size larger than 2" but not exceeding 3"): (a) Mine price classification E through (h) Petitions for amendment. Any 9.25 9.75 person seeking an amendment of any 4. Size group No. 7 (top size larger than 3" but not exceeding 5" x bottom size 2" and smaller): (a) Mine price classifications B through M ...... 9.05 9.55 provisions of this order may file a peti­ C. Stoker: tion for amendment in accordance with 1. Size group No. Iff (top size lJi" and smaller x bottom size and larger): the provisions of Revised Procedural (a) Mine price classifications B thrqpgh E ...... 9.60 10.10 D. To the prices stated in sections A, B, and C of part I may be added $.15 per ton Regulation No. 1, except that the petition provided the coal is mined in subdistrict 6 of producing district 8 and provided it shall be filed with the Regional Adminis­ is separately weighed and billed by-the dealer. Subdistrict 6 includes that portion of district 8 which is in northern Tennessee and the following counties in trator and acted upon by him. Kentucky, Bell, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, Madison, Mc­ (i) Applicability of other regulations. Creary, Owsley, Pulaski, Rock- Castle, Wayne, and Whitley. II. High volatile bituminous coals from producing district No. 4» (Ohio) from subdis­ Every dealer subject to this order is gov­ trict 5 (Hocking): erned by the licensing provisions of Sup­ A. Lump and egg: plementary Order No. 72, effective Octo­ 1. Size group No. 2 (all single screened lump coals, bottom size larger than 2" but not exceeding 5"; all double screened coals bottom size larger than 2")...... 9.01 9.61 ber 1, 1943. 2. Size group Nos. 3 and 3A (bottom size larger than 1H" but not exceeding 2"). $.56 9.00 (j) Right of amendment or revocation. HI, Low volatile bituminous coals from producing district No. 7 (southeastern West Virginia and northwestern Virginia)! * Excluding mine index Nos. 37 and 73: The Regional Administrator or Price A. Lump: Administrator may amend, revoke, or 1. Size group No. 1 (all lump, bottom size $6"): (a) Mine price classifications A 11.01 11.51 rescind this order, or any provision B. Egg: thereof, at any time. 1. Size group No. 2 (egg, top size larger than 3", bottom size no limit): (a) Mine price classification A...... 11.16 11.66 (k) Records. Every person making a (b) Mine price classifications B through D ...... 10.86 11.86 sale of solid fuel for which a maximum C. Stove or dedusted screenings: price is set by this order shall keep a 1. Size group No. 3 (top size larger than 1J4" but not exceeding 3" x bottom size smaller than 3"): (a) Mine price classifications A through C...... 10.86 11.36 record thereof, for so long as the Emer­ D. Pea or dedusted screenings: gency Price Control Act of 1942, as 1. Size group No. 5 (top size not exceeding J4", bottom size smaller than $4"): 9.76 10.26 amended, remains in effect, showing: the IV. Briquettes, made from low volatile coals from Producting District No. 7...... 11.75 12.25 date, the name and address of the buyer, V. Pennsylvania Anthracite, Egg, Stove and N ut...... 16.20 16.70 VI. Coke: if known, the per net ton price charged A. Shipped from Terre Haute, Ind., and from Milwaukee, Wise...... 14.20 14.70 and the type and kind of solid fuel sold. B. Shipped from Detroit, Mich., or Indianapolis, Ind...... „ ...... 13.70 14.20 The solid fuel shall be identified in the manner in which it is described in the > $0.10 per ton may be added to the prices of these coals If the coal has been subjected to an oil or calcium chloride order. The record shall also separately treatment by the producer to allay dust or to prevent freezing. * These prices include all increases authorized by regional supplementary order No. 7 which reflects the adjustment state each service rendered and the granted in amendment.137 to MPR 120 issued May 1, 1945. charge made for it. (l) Posting of maximum prices, sales (2) Discounts. A discount of not less by this Order No. G-58 shall be the max­ slips. (1) Each dealer subject to this than $1.00 per ton shall be given to all imum prices established by Revised Max­ order shall post all the maximum prices consumers who purchase coal at the yard imum Price Regulation No. 122. set by it for all his types of sales. He in quantities of 500 pounds or more- A (e) Schedule of service charges. This shall„ post his prices in his place of busi­ discount of not less than $1.25 per ton schedule sets forth maximum prices ness in a manner plainly Visible to and shall be given all dealers purchasing at tfhich a dealer may charge for special understandable by the purchasing pub“ the yard for resale. services rendered in connection with all lie. He shall also keep a copy of this (3) Descriptive terms. The defini­ sales of Solid Fuels, either under para­ order available for examination by any tions of price groups, classifications, size graph (c) hereof or under Revised Max­ person inquiring as to his prices for solid groups, mine index numbers, producing imum Price Regulation No. 122. These fuel. No report of the maximum prices sub-districts, etc., contained in Maxi­ charges may be made only if the buyer established by this order need be made by mum Price Regulation No. 120 as the requests such service of the dealer and any dealer under § 1340.262 (c) of Re­ same now reads or may be amended, only when the dealer renders the serv­ vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. are hereby incorporated by reference ice. Every service charge shall be sep­ (2) Every dealer selling solid fuels sub­ into this order and shall, wherever ap­ arately stated in the dealer’s invoice. ject to this order shall, either at the time plicable, be the controlling definitions Wheel or carry In from curb. $0.75 per ton. of, or within thirty days after the date of, of all such terms used herein. Wheel or carry In from curb. $0.40 per y2 ton a sale or delivery of solid fuels governed (d) Sales not covered by Order No. Wheel or carry In from curb. $0. 25 per ton by this order, give to his purchaser an G~58. The maximum prices for all sales Carry up or down stairs each invoice, sales slip or rerceipt, and shall by dealers of solid fuel not provided for flight___ __ ...... $0.25 per ton keep an exact copy thereof for so long as FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9413 this order is in effect or for so long as the order supersede Revised Maximum Price (1) Low Volatile Bituminous Coal F rom Districts No. 7 and 8 Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as Regulation No. 122. amended, shall permit, whichever period Note: The reporting and record keeping Per Per Per is longer, showing the following infor­ provisions of this order have been approved ton M ton 14 ton mation: by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance Size (2,000 (1,000 (500 The name and addfess of the seller with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. lbs.) lbs.) lbs.) and the purchaser; the kind, size and This Order No. G-58 under Revised quantity of the solid fuels sold, the date Treated: Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 shall Egg from district No. 7______$9.25 $4.88 $2.56 of the sale or delivery and the price become effective July 17, 1945. 9.15 4.83 2.54 charged. In addition, he shall separately 9.00 4.75 2.50 8.90 4.70 2.48 state on each such invoice, sales slip or Issued: July 3, 1945. 8.30 4.40 2.33 8.15 4.33 2.29 receipt, the amount, if any, of the re­ B irkett L. W illiams, quired discount, authorized service Regional Administrator. charges and taxes which must be de­ Effective date. This amendment shall ducted from or which may be added to [F. R. Doc. 45-13787; Filed, July 26, 1945; become effective as of July 9, 1945. the established maximum prices: Pro­ 12:32 p.-m.] vided, That a dealer who is authorized Issued: July 16, 1945. to make a special service charge for Alexander H arris, chemical or oil treatment of coal need not [Region IV Rev. Order G-22 Under RMPR Regional Administrator. separately state the amount of such serv­ 122, Arndt. 1] [F. R. Doc. 45-13786; Filed, July 26, 1945; ice charge if he clearly indicates on the S olid Fuels in Wilson, N. C. invoice that such coal is so treated; and 12:32 p. m.] Further provided, That the provisions of For the reasons set forth in an opinion this paragraph (2) shall not apply to issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ sales of solid fuels in less than quarter der the authority vested in the Regional [Charlotte Order G-3 Under Gen. Order 50] ton lots unless requested by the pur­ Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price Malt and Cereal B everages in Charlotte, chaser. Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised • N. C., District (m) Enforcement. (1) Persons vio­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, sub- lating any provision of this order are paragraph (e) (1) of Revised Order No. For the reasons set forth in the ac­ subject to civil and criminal penalties, G-22 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ companying opinion, and under the au­ including suits for treble damages, pro­ ulation No. 122 issued by this office on thority vested in the District Director vided for by the Emergency Price Con­ June 4, 1945, is hereby ajnended to read of the Charlotte, North ^Carolina Dis­ trol Act of 1942, as amended. as follows: trict Office of Region IV of the Office (2) Persons who have any evidence of of Price Administration by General Or­ (1) Lôw Volatile Bituminous Coal F rom der No. 50, issued by the Administrator any violation of this order are urged to D istricts No. 7 & 8 communicate with the Grand Rapids Dis­ of the Office of Price Administration, and Region IV Revised Delegation Order No. trict Office of the Office of Price Ad­ Per Per Per ministration. ton H ton 14 ton 17, issued May 5, 1944, it is hereby or­ Size (2,000 (1,000 (£00 dered : (n) Definitions and explanations. (1) lbs.) lbs.) lbs.) “Person” includes an individual, corpo­ Section 1. Purpose of order. Order ration, partnership association, any Egg; top size larger than 3", bot­ No. G -l under General Order 50 issued other organized group of persons, legal tom size no limit, in price clas­ by the District Director of the Charlotte successor or representative of any of sifications A a n d B .;...... $11. 66 $6.08 $3.42 Egg, from mine index 391, the District Office of the Office of Price Ad­ the foregoing, and includes the United No. 2 Mine of Raven Red Ash ministration on the 30th day of June States, any agency thereof, any other Coal Co., in district No. 8___ 11. 65 6.03 3.39 Stove; top size to larger than 1944, was issued for the purpose of es­ government, or any of its political sub­ 1}4", bottom size smaller than tablishing specific maximum prices for divisions, and any agency of the fore­ 3", in price classification A___ 10.86 5.68 3.22 malt and cereal beverages, including going. Stoker pea; top size not exceed­ ing bottom size smaller those commonly known as ale, beer and (2) “Sell” includes sell, supply, dis­ Chan J4", in price classification near-beer, either in containers or on pose, barter, exchange, lease, transfer A . . ______9.31 4.90 2.83 Screened run-of-mine in price draught when sold or offered for sale at and deliver, and contracts and offers classifications A-D, inclusive-. 9.37 4.94 2.84 retail by any eating or drinking estab­ to do any of the foregoing. The terms lishment, either for consumption on the “sale”, “selling”, “sold”, “seller”, “buy”, premises or when carried away. Order “purchase”, and “purchaser”, shall be Effective date. This amendment shall No. G -l under General Order No. 50 construed accordingly. become effective July 21, 1945. was thereafter redesignated Order No. (3) “Dealer” means any person selling IssuedMuly 16, 1945.. G-2 under General Order 50 and re­ solid fuel except producers or distributors vised and amended for the purpose of making sales at or from a mine, a prep­ Alexander H arris, Regional Administrator. clarifying and strengthening the Order. aration plant operated as an adjunct of Order No. G-2 under General Order 50 any mine, a coke oven, or a briquette [F. R. Doc. 45-13784; Filed, July 26, 1945; is redesignated Order No. 3 under Gen­ plant. 12:32 p. m.] eral Order 50, and is revised and amend­ (4) “Direct delivery” means dumping, ed as herein set forth and issued for the shoveling or chuting the fuel from the same purpose except that specific maxi­ seller’s truck directly into the buyer’s mum prices are established only'for on­ bin or storage; but, if this is physically [Region IV Order G—43 Under RMPR 122, premise sale, and for the further pur­ impossible, the term means discharging Arndt. 1] pose of clarifying and strengthening the the fuel directly from the seller’s truck S olid F uels in Waynesboro, Va. Order. Maximum prices for off-premise at a point where this can be done and sales of domestic malt beverages are at the point nearest and most accessible For the reasons set forth in an opinion controlled by Revised Maximum Price to the buyer’s bin or storage space. issued simultaneously herewith, and Regulation No. 259. (5) Except as otherwise provided under the authority vested in the Re­ herein or as the context may otherwise gional Administrator, Region IV, Office Sec. 2. Geographical applicability. require, the definitions set forth in of Price Administration, by § 1340.260 of The provisions of this order extend to §§ 1340.255 and 1340.266 of Revised Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. all eating and drinking places or estab­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, as 122, subparagraph (e) (1) of Order No. lishments located within the limits of amended, shall apply to terms used G-43 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ the following named counties in the herein, and in full force and effect. ulation No. 122 issued by this office on State of North Carolina: Alexander, (o) Applicability of this order. To the May 26, 1945, is hereby amended to read Alleghany, Anson, Ashe, Avery, Bun­ extent applicable, the provisions of this as follows: combe, Burke, Cabarrus, Caldwell, Ca- 9414 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

tawba, Cherokee, Clay, Cleveland, or more than, the prices listed in Ap­ classified into the same group in which Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Gaston, Gra­ pendix A hereof for Group 1-B establish­ its nearest eating and drinking establish­ ham, Guilford, Haywood, Henderson, ments. ment of the same type belongs. Until Iredell, Jackson, Lincoln, Macon, Madi­ (2) Group 2-B. Your establishment your application is acted upon and un­ son, McDowell, Mecklenburg, Mitchell, belongs to Group 2-B if, during the base less ypur establishment is reclassified, Montgomery, Polk, Randolph, Rich­ period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally it must retain the classification of Group mond, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, established ceiling prices for beverages 3-B and must observe the ceiling prices Stanly, Stokes, Surry, Swain, Transyl­ subject to this order were the same as, as provided for that group in the ap­ vania, Union, Watauga, Wilkes, Yadkin, or more than, the prices listed in Ap­ pendices hereof. All such applications and Yancey. pendix A hereof for Group 2-B estab­ for reclassification' must contain the Sec. 3. Ceiling prices, (a) On and lishments, but were less than those pro­ same information required by paragraph after July 10, 1944, if you operate an vided in Appendix A for Group 1-B es­ (c) of this section. eating or drinking establishment, you tablishments. , ^ (e) After you have figured your proper may not sell or offer for sale any bever­ (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 have filed the required statement with than the applicable ceiling prices listed 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 provided in Section 5, you may not change course, charge lower prices at any time. subject to this order were less than the your group classification except as other­ (b) If you sell any beverage subject prices listed in Appendix A hereof for wise provided by this order. Group 2-B establishments. All estab­ to this order which is not specifically S ec. 5. Filing with War Price and listed herein, and if you believe that the lishments not in operation during the Rationing Board, (a) When you have maximum price specified herein for such base period of April 4-10, 1943, and all figured your proper group under section beverage is not appropriate to such establishments which begin operating 4 above, you must, on or before Septem­ beverage, you may make application to after the effective date of this order also ber 1 5 ,1944, file with your War Price and the Charlotte District Office of the Of­ belong to Group 3-B; Rationing Board a signed statement with fice of Price Administration requesting (c) If your eating or drinking estab­ the name and address of your establish­ that such beverage be specifically in­ lishment was not in operation during the ment, its type (such as night club, hotel, cluded in the appendices hereof. With base period of April 4-10, 1943, but was restaurant, tavern) and the group to or without such application, the Char­ in operation prior to the effective date which it belongs. Thereupon the War lotte District Office of the Office of Price of this order, and, if the nearest similar Price and Rationing Board will send you Administration may, at any time, and eating or drinking establishment of the a card bearing your group number. If from time to time, add new or unlisted same type is one which is properly classi­ you begin operating your establishment beverages, brands,«'types or sizes to­ fied in Group 1-B or Group 2-B, you may, after the effective date of this order, gether with maximum prices for same but not later than the first day of Octo­ you must likewise file said signed state­ to the lists set forth in the appendices ber 1944, file an application with the ment in this manner as soon as you be­ hereof. Charlotte District Office of the Office of gin operating. (c) You may not add any taxes to your Price Administration, requesting that (b) If you are now in operation and ceiling prices set forth in the appendices your establishment be reclassified into have not filed the signed statement show­ hereof except those specifically provided the same group to which its nearest sim­ ing the group number to which you belong therein, as all other taxes were taken into ilar eating or drinking establishment of as provided in paragraph (a) above, you consideration in establishing the ceiling the same type belongs. Until your ap­ must do so immediately. If you have prices for each group of sellers. plication is acted upon, and unless your failed to file said signed statement as establishment is reclassified, it must re­ herein required, you are hereby classi­ S ec. 4. How to figure your ceiling prices. tain the classification of a Group 3-B (a) This order divides eating and drink­ fied as a Group 3-B seller and you may seller, and must observe the ceiling prices not sell or offer for sale any beverage ing establishments into three different as provided for that group in the ap­ groups and gives each group a different subject to this order at prices higher than pendices hereof. All such applications the applicable ceiling prices listed for ceiling price. The group to which you for reclassification must contain the belong depends on your legal ceiling Group 3-B sellers in the appendices here­ following information: of. Failure to file said signed statement prices in effect during the base period of 1. Name and address of the establishment April 4-10, 1943. You must figure the as herein provided is a violation of this and of its owner or owners. order and also subjects you to the other group to which you belong on the basis of 2. A description of the establishment your correct legal ceiling prices for that showing its type (such as night club, hotel, penalties herein provided. period. restaurant, tavern) and the date it began Sec. 6. Modification of prices. After (b) The group to which you belong de­operating. you have determined your group and pends on your legal ceiling prices for the 3. The selling prices by brand name of have put into effect the ceiling prices all beverages sold since the beginning of its provided in this order for that group, the beverages subject to this order in effect operation. during the base period of April 4-10,1943. 4. The name of the three nearest eating Office of Price Administration District If your legal ceiling prices for various and drinking establishments of the same Director for the District in which your brands and types of beverages subject to type and their group number as determined establishment is located may direct you this order vary so that your ceiling prices under this order. to charge lower ceilipg prices: on some brands or types seem to place 5. Any other information pertinent to such (a) If, on the basis of your April 4-10, you in on particular group and ceiling application or which may be requested by 1943 legal ceiling prices, this order, prop­ prices on others seem to classify you into the Office of Price Administration. erly applied, required you to be placed a different group, you must classify your­ (d) If your easing and drinking estab­ into a group with lower ceiling prices. self into the particular group repre­ lishment begins operation after the ef­ (b) If, as a result of speculative, un­ sentative of the prices at which the fective date of this order, you are classi­ warranted, or abnormal increases, con­ greater number of your sales were made. fied as a Group 3-B seller and may not trary to the purposes of the Emergency For the purpose of determining your sell or offer for sale beverages subject Price Control Act, as amended, your legal classification as herein provided, no to this order at prices higher than those ceiling prices on April 4-10, 1943 were consideration may be given to sales of set forth for Group 3-B sellers in the excessive in relation to the legal ceiling beverages listed in appendices other appendices hereof. However, if your prices of other comparable establish­ than Appendix A hereof. You must nearest eating and drinking establish­ ments in the District. figure the group to which you belong as ment of the same type is one which is S ec. 7. Exempt sales. The following follows: properly classified as a Group 1-B or sales are exempt from the operation of (1) Group 1-B. Your establishment be­Group 2-B seller, you may, within and this order. However, unless they are longs to Group 1-B if, during the base not later than 30 days from the time otherwise exempt from price control, period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally you begin operating, file an application they shall remain subject to the appro­ established ceiling prices for beverages with the Charlotte District Office, re­ priate maximum price regulation or subject to this order were the same as, questing that your establishment be re­ order: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9415

(a) Sales by persons on board common ing the seven-day period from April 4-10, Sec. 11. Posting of group number. carriers (when operated as such), includ­ 1943, or (a) If you operate an eating or drinking ing railroad dining cars, club cars, bar (c) Require as a condition of sale of establishment selling at retail beverages cars, and buffet cars, or sales otherwise a beverage the purchase of other items subject to this order, you must post, and governed by Restaurant Maximum Price or meals, except that during the hours keep posted, in the premises a card or Regulation 1 (Dining Car Regulation). from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and the cards clearly visible to all purchasers (b) Sales by public and private hos­ hours from 6:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m., any showing the group number of your es­ pitals insofar as they serve to patients. eating or drinking establishment which tablishment as classified under this or­ (c) Sales by eating cooperatives derives not less than 70% of its gross der. The card must read “OPA-1B”, formed by members of the Armed Forces revenue from the sales of prepared food “OPA-2B”, or “OPA-3B”, whichever is (as, for example, officers’ mess) operated items (not including beverage items) sold applicable. You may use the card or as a non-profit cooperative (where no for consumption on the premises may cards furnished you for this purpose by part of the net earnings inures to the refuse to sell beverages subject to this the War Price and Rationing Board. benefit of any individual) which sells order for consumption on the premises (b) No establishment which fails to food items or meals on a cost basis (or during those hours to persons who do not comply with the posting requirements of as near thereto as reasonable accounting also purchase food items. this section may sell beverages subject to methods will permit), and substantially this order at a higher price than pro­ S ec. 9. Records and menus. If you are all sales of which are made to members vided for Group 3-B sellers in the ap­ an operator of an eating or drinking es­ pendices hereof during such time as such of the Armed Forces who are members tablishment subject to this order, you of the cooperative. ' establishment is not in compliance with must observe the requirements of Gen­ this section. (d) Sales where the beverages subject eral Order 50, as well as Restaurant Max­ to this order are included in, and sold as imum Price Regulation No. 2, either as Sec. 12. Receipts and sales slips. Re­ part of, a meal and where the price of revised and amended or as may be re­ gardless of whether or not receipts have such beverage is included in the price of vised and amended, with reference to the customarily been issued, upon request by the meal. (Such sales remain under Res­ filing and keeping of menus and the any customer at the time of payment, a taurant Maximum Price Regulation 2). preservation and keeping of customary receipt containing a full description of (e) Sales by the War Department or and future records. Among other pro­ the beverage sold and the price of same the Department of Navy of the United visions of General Order 50, are the fol­ must be issued. Such receipts must show States through such Departments’ sales lowing : the date of issue and bear the signature stores, including commissaries, ships’ (a) Preserve all existing records re­ of the person issuing same. If you have stores ashore, and by stores operated as lating to prices, cost and sales of food customarily issued receipts or sales slips, army canteens, post exchanges, or ships’ items, meals and beverages; you may not now discontinue the prac­ activities. tice. (f) Bona fide private clubs insofar as (b) Continue to prepare and main­ such clubs sell only to members or bona tain such records as have been ordi­ S ec. 13. Operation of several places. fide guests of members. Whenever such narily kept-; If you own or operate more than one clubs sell to persons other than members (c) Keep for examination by the Of­ place selling beverages subject to this or­ or bona fide guests of members, such fice of Price Administration two copies der, you must do everything required by of each menu used by the establish­ this regulation for each place separately. clubs shall be considered for, all sales an ment each day, or a daily record in du­ eating or drinking establishment and plicate of the prices charged for food Sec. 14. Enforcement, if you violate subject to this order. No club shall be items, beverages and meals. If the es­ any provision of this regulation, you are considered to be exempt as a private club, subject to the criminal penalties, civil within the meaning of this subparagraph, tablishment has customarily used menus, it must continue to do so. enforcement actions, suits for treble unless such club is a non-profit organiza­ damages and proceedings for suspensions tion and is recognized as such by the S ec. 10. Posting of prices, (a) If you of licenses, provided for the Emergency Bureau of Internal Revenue and unless own or operate an eating or drinking Price Control Act of 1942, as amended. its members pay dues' (more than merely establishment offering malt beverages nominal in amount), are elected to mem­ subject to this order you must comply S ec. 15. Licensing. The provisions of bership by a governing board, member­ with the provisions of Order No. 2 issued Licensing Order No. 1 licensing all per­ ship committee or other body, and unless under Restaurant Maximum Price Regu­ sons who make sales under price control, it is otherwise operated as a private club. lation No. 2 on March 10, 1945 and ef­ are applicable to all sellers subject to No club organized after the effective fective the same date, either as hereto­ this order. If you are a seller subject to date of this order shall be exempt unless fore or hereafter revised and amended, this order, your license may be suspended and until it has filed a request for ex­ which Order provides in part that you for violation of the license or of the emption with the District Office of the must on or before April 16,1945, show on order. If your license is suspended, you Office of Price Administration of the area a poster to be supplied by the Office of may not, during the period of suspension, in which it is located, furnishing such in­ Price Administration your lawful ceil- make any sale for which your license has formation as may be required, and has . ing prices for all beer and other malt been suspended. received a communication from Such of­ beverages which you offer for consump­ Sec. 16. Relation to other maximum fice authorizing exemption as a private tion on your premises. price regulations. This order supersedes club. (b) If you begin operating your estab­ the provisions of Maximum Price Regu­ Sec. 8. Evasion. If you are an opera­ lishment after April 16, 1945, you must lation No. 259 and the General Maximum tor of an eating or drinking establish­ obtain the price poster applicable to Price I Regulation insofar as such pro­ ment, you must not evade the Ceiling your establishment from your local War visions were applicable to sales at retail prices established by this jorder by any Price and Rationing Board and post by eating and drinking establishments of type of scheme or device; among other beverages subject to this order. Sales of same immediately.’ beverages subject to this order when sold things (this is not an attempt to list all (c) No establishment which fails to evasive practices) you must not: as part of a meal and when the price of comply with the posting requirements or same is included in the price of the meal (a) Institute any cover, minimum, Order No. 2 issued under Restaurant bread and butter, service, corkage, en­ remain subject to the provisions of tertainment, check-room, parking or Maximum Price Regulation No. 2 on Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation other special charges which you did not March 10, 1945, and effective the same No. 2. have in effect on any corresponding day date, either as heretofore or hereafter Sec. 17. Definitions, (a) “Malt bev­ during the seven-day period from April revised and amended, may sell any bev­ erage’’ is any malt beverage produced 4-10, 1943, or erage subject to this order at higher within or without the continental United (b) Increase any cover, minimum, prices than the prices provided for Group States, and includes those commonly bread and butter, services, corkage, en­ 3-B sellers as set forth in the appendices designated as beer, lager beer, ale, porter tertainment, check-room, parking or hereof during such time as such estab­ and stout. other special charges which you did have lishment is not in compliance with said (b) “Cereal beverage’’ is any beverage in effect on any corresponding day dur­ order. produced from cêreals either within or 9416 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 without the continental United States Office of Price Administration to amend PART n-*-DRAXJGHT BEERS and commonly known as “near-beer”. the order. Such petition for amend­ (c) “On draught” means dispensed by ment must be filed in pursuance of the Maximum prices for a seller at retail from any container of groups provisions of Revised Procedural Regu­ Brand or trade name and size Va barrel or larger size. lation No. 1, except that the petition for (d) “Person” includes an individual, amendment shall be directed to, filed 1-B 2-B 3-B corporation, partnership, association, or with, and acted upon, by the District any other organized group of persons, or Director of the Charlotte District Office. All brands: legal successor or representative of any 8-ounce glass.. $0.13 $0.10 $0.09 Sec. 21. Revocation and amendment. 10-ounce glass. .15 .12 .11 of the foregoing, and includes the United 12-ounce glass. .17 .14 ' .13 This order may be revoked, amended, or 14-ounce glass. .19 .16 .15 States or any agency thereof, or any other corrected at any time. government, or any of its political sub­ divisions, or any agency of any of the S ec. 22. Effective date. This order All other sizes—l(t per ounce, for all groups. foregoing. shall become effective the 20th day of N ote: The above prices include all State taxes, sales or otherwise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of (e) “Sale, selling, etc.” include the July 1945. (The prior orders which this the Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are re­ service of beer for a consideration, with order supersedes were issued and became quired to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the same to the above prices if such tax is separately a license to. consume on the premises. effective on the following dates: Order stated and collected. (f) “Eating or drinking establish­ G -l issued June 30, 1944 and effective ments” means any place in which meals, July 10, 1944; Order G-2 issued August Appendix B food items or beverages are sold and 19,1944 and effective August 21,1944.) The brands listed herein are not to be used for the pur­ served primarily for consumption on or pose of classification into groups, as provided in section 4 N o t e : The reporting and record keeping of the order. off the premises. The term includes, but requirements of this order have been ap­ is not limited to restaurants, hotels, proved by the Bureau of the Budget and Maximum price per bottle cafes, cafeterias, delicatessens, soda in accordance with the Federal Reports Act fountains, boarding houses, catering es­ of 1942. Group Group Group tablishments, athletic stadiums, field Brand or trade name 1-B kitchens, lunch wagons, hot dog carts, (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566, Pub. Law 2-B 3-B etc. 383, 78th Cong. Pub. Law 108, E^O. 9250, 12- 32- 12- 32- 12- 32 (g) “On-premise sales” means those 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, 8 P.R. 4681, G.O. oz. oz. oz. oz. oz. oz. sales made for consumption by the cus­ 50, 8 P.R. 4808) tomer either in, on or about the premises Issued at Charlotte, North Carolina, Beer of the seller, or in the immediate vicinity this July 13, 1945. Barbarossa...... $0.20 $0.45 $0.18 $0.42 $0.16 $0.40 thereof, and includes curb service sales, Bay State...... „ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 and sales made to Customers served in L. W. Driscoll, Berghoff...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 automobiles located on or about the Burger Brau—...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 District Director. Doerschuck...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 . .40 premises of the seller. Esslinger’s...... __ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 (h) “Other definitions”. Unless the A ppendix A Gold Medal Tivoli__ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Hi-Brau______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 context otherwise requires, the defini­ PART I—BOTTLED BEERS AND ALES Holland Premium__ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 tions set forth in section 302 of the Emer­ Horpung’s______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 . 20 .45 . 18 .42 . 16 .40 gency Price Control Act of 1942, as Maximum prices per bottle Krueger’s Finest____ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 amended, and in § 1499.20 of the General Lion...1...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Maximum Price Regulation, shall apply Metzger’s Pilsener__ .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Group Group Group Morlein...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 to the other terms used herein. Brand or trade name 1-B 2-B 3-B Oxford______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Peters (1854)______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Sec. 18. Transfers of business or stock P. O. S...... 20 .45 .18 • .42 .16 .40 12- 32- 9 12- 32- 12- 32- Red Fox.___■...... 40 in trade. If the business assets, or stock oz. oz. OZ. oz. oz. oz. .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 in trade of any establishment are here­ Supreme______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 after sold or otherwise transferred, or Beer Ale have been sold or transferred subse­ Bay State______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 Ambassador______$0.25 $0.50 $0.20 $0.45 $0.18 $0.42 .16 .40 quent to April 10, 1943, and the trans­ Blatz Pilsner______.25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Cream Ale (Krueger). .20 .45 .18 .42 feree carries on the business or continues Budweiscr...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Esslinger’s (Little Ehret’s Extra______Mari). ______.20 .45 .18 .42 .16 :40 to sell malt beverages covered by this .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Gold Medal Tivoli... .20 .45 .18 .42 .16 ..40 order in the same location, the maxi­ Embassy Club...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Graham’s Carbon- Loewcr’s Premium... .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 ated...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 mum prices of the transferee shall be Miller High Life____ .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Koenig’s ...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 the same as those to which its transferor Namar______.25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Lion______.20 .45 .18 .-42 .16 .40 Pabst Blue Ribbon... .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 O xford...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 would have been subject if no such Peter Hand Extra Red Top...... 20 .45 .18 .42 .16 .40 transfer had taken place, and its obli­ Pale...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Downs India Pale (7- Schlitz______.25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 oz. bottles): gations to keep records sufficient to Tru-Blu Old-Fash­ Cents verify such prices shall be the same. ioned Prem ium ...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 Group 1-B...... 20 The transferor shall either preserve and Special ale Group 2-B...... 15 make available or turn over to the trans­ Group 3-B...... 13 feree all records of transactions prior to Champ______.30 .25 .22 For all'other brands of beer and ale in less than 12-oz. the transfer which are necessary to en­ Ale bottles—10jt per bottle for groups 1-B, 2-B, and 3-B. able the transferee to comply with the Carling’s Red Cap__ .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 N ote: The above prices include all State taxes, record-keeping requirements of this Loewer’s Premium... .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 sales, or otherwise, and all Federal taxes with the excep­ order. If there is a lapse of business Triple X (XXX) tion of the Federal' excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who Ballantine______.25 .60 .20 .45 .18 .42 are required to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets operations in connection with such a Tru-Blu Old-Fash­ ^may add the same to the above prices if such tax is transfer for a period of sixty days, sell­ ioned Premium___ .25 .50 .20 .45 .18 .42 "separately stated and collected. Downs India Pale ing prices shall be determined as pro­ (7-oz. bottle): [F. R. Doc. 45-13782; Filed, July 26, 1945; vided in section 4 for a new seller. Cente Group 1-B... 20 12:33 p. m.] S ec. 19. Changes in location. If any Group 2-B__15 establishment is hereafter moved to a Group 3-B... 13 All other brands of [Region VI Order G-110 Under 13 '(c) ] new location, the establishment shall domestic or import­ ed beer and ale not be considered a new seller under this listed above and B erman B rothers, Inc. order and shall determine its ceiling not listed in appen­ dix B hereof, in­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES prices under the provisions of section 4. cluding unlabeled beer and ale______.20 .45 .16 .40 .13 .87 Pursuant to the authority vested in the S ec. 20. Petitions for amendment. Regional Administrator of Region VI of Any person dissatisfied with any of the For all other brands of beer and ale in less than 12 oz. § 1499.18 (c), of the General Maximum provisions of this order may request the bottles—10 cents per bottle for groups 1-B, 2-B, and 3-B. Price Regulation, and for reasons stated FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945 9417 in an opinion issued herewith, it is or­ Regulation shall remain in full force and dered : effect. Price to com­ Annual (a) What this order does. (1) This (g) Prohibitions. On and after the Agency or underwriting Cou­ pany » (% cost to order establishes the maximum prices of effective date of this order, regardless of group pon of princi­ com­ Berman Bros., Inc. of 1501 South Laflin rate pal pany any contract or other obligation no per­ amount) Street, Chicago, Illinois, for the sale of son shall sell, offer to sell, or deliver and used marked bottles and used beverage no person shall, in the course of trade or Percent cases to bottlers; and business, buy used marked bottles and Dick & Merle-Smith...... 3H 102.17449 3.01430 (2) It establishes maximum prices of beverage cases at prices higher than the Kidder, Peabody & Co___ 3 H 101.895 Halsey-Stuart & Co., Inc... 3% 100. 527 second-hand bottle dealers for the sale maximum prices established by this Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 3M 98.70 to Berman Brothers, Inc., of used marked order, or obtain higher than maximum Blyth & Co., Inc...... 3 H 98. 578 bottles and used beverage cases. prices by using any device or method in (b) Geographical applicability. This evasion of the order. 1 Plus accrued interest from June 1,1945. order applies to all sales of used marked This order shall become effective The said amendment having further bottles and used beverage cases made in immediately. the city of Chicago, Illinois, to and by stated that the Arkansas-Missouri Power by Berman Brothers, Inc. Issued this 16th day of July 1945. Corporation has accepted the bid of Dick (c) Maximum prices. (1) The max­ & Merle-Smith who, according to the Rae E. W alters, company’s information, submitted their imum prices of Berman Brothers, Inc., Regional Administrator. for the sale to bottlers of used marked proposal as attorneys-in-fact for John bottles and used beverage cases are hereby [F. R. Doc. 45-13781; Filed, July 26, 1945; Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company established as follows: 12:31 p. m.] of Boston, Massachusetts, and are to be paid by said insurance company the sum Item Maximum price of $5,000 as compensation for their serv­ 7- and 8-ounce bottles. x____ 240 per dozen. ices and reimbursement for their ex­ 12-ounce bottles------360 per dozen. 32-ounce bottles— ______560 per dozen. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ penses and also stated that the bonds Beverage cases------. . . 190 each. MISSION. will not be reoffered for sale to the pub­ lic; and (2) The maximum prices of second­ [Pile No. 70-998] The Commission having examined the hand bottle dealers for the sale to Ber­ record in the light of said amendment, man Brothers, Inc., of used marked bot­ Arkansas-M issouri P ower Corp. and finding no basis for imposing terms tles and used beverage cases are hereby SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER RERMITTING DECLARA­ and conditions with respect to the price established as follows: TION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE to be paid tç the company for said bonds; Item Maximum price It is ordered, That, subject to the terms 7- and 8-ounce bottles______120 per dozen. At a regular session of the Securities and conditions contained in Rule U-24, 12-ounce bottles------240 per dozen. and Exchange Commission, held at its said declaration, as amended, be and the 32-ounce bottles*.:------.420 per dozen, office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., same is hereby permitted to become effec­ Beverage cases.------150 each. on the 25th day of July, A. D., 1945. tive forthwith. Arkansas-Missouri Power Corporation, (d) Filing of reports. Berman Broth­ a registered holding company, and a By the Commission. ers, Inc., shall file with the Regional Of­ public utility subsidiary of The Middlé fice of Region VI of the Office of Price [SEAL] OR VAL L . DUBOIS, West Corporation, also a registered hold­ Secretary. Administration quarterly profit and loss ing company, having filed a declaration statements for the operation of its bottle and amendments thereto pursuant to [P. R. Doc. 45-13823; Piled, July 27, 1945; exchange covering the periods ending sections 6 and 7 of the Public Utility 11:12 a. m.[ September 30, 1945, December 31, 1945, Holding Company Act of 1935, and Rule March 31, 1946, and June 30, 1946, to be U-50 promulgated thereunder, regarding filed within 15 days following the end of the issuance and sale at competitive bid­ [File Nos. 70-1107 and 70-1109] each quarter. ding, of $2,000,000 principal amount of (e) Definitions. (1) The term “used First Mortgage Bonds, Series A, 31/s%, New Y ork P ower and Light Corp. and marked bottle” means a bottle stenciled due December 1,1974, and the application N ew Y ork S tate Electric & Gas Corp. with the trade name of a bottling firm or of the net proceeds from the sale of said company and which has previously been bonds together with general funds of ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION AND PERMIT­ used in the distribution and sale of bot­ declarant to the redemption of $2,000,000 TING DECLARATION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE tled beverages. principal amount of its outstanding First At a regular session of the Securities (2) The term “second-hand bottle Mortgage Bonds, Series A, 4%, due June and Exchange Commission, held at its dealers” means persons or companies 1, 1965, at the redemption price of office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on who obtain used marked bottles from 104%% of the principal amount thereof the 25th day of July 1945. junkmen and bottle pickers, sort them, plus accrued interest to the date of re­ New York Power and Light Corpora­ and resell them for distribution to the demption; and tion, a subsidiary of Niagara Hudson bottlers who originally owned them. The Commission having by order en­ Power Corporation and The United Cor­ (3) Except as otherwise provided tered herein under date of July 6, 1945, poration, a registered holding company, herein or as the context may otherwise permitted said declaration, as amended, having filed a declaration pursuant to require, all terms used in this order shall to become effective subject to the con­ section 12 (d) of the Public Utility Hold­ bear the meaning given them in the Gen­ dition that the proposed issuance and ing Company Act of 1935 and Rule U-44 eral Maximum Price Regulation or in the sale of securities should not be consum­ promulgated thereunder regarding the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942; if matedx until the results of competitive sale by New York Power and Light Cor­ not therein defined, they shall be given bidding pursuant to Rule U-50 shall have poration to New York State Electric & their ordinary and popular trade been made a matter of record in this pro­ Gas Corporation, a subsidiary of NY PA meaning. ceeding and a further order entered in NJ Utilities Company, a registered hold­ (f) Effect of order on the General the light of the record so completed; and ing company, of an electric transmission Maximum Price Regulation. To the ex­ Arkansas-Missouri Power Corporation substation, known as the Carmel Sub­ tent applicable, the provisions of this having filed a further amendment to the station, located in the Town of Carmel, order supersede the General Maximum declaration, setting forth the action Putnam County, New York, and appurte­ Price Regulation. Insofar as any pro­ taken, to comply with the requirements nant equipment for a cash consideration vision of this order may be inconsistent of Rule U-50 and showing that, pursuant of $200,000 subject to certain closing ad­ with any provision of the General Maxi­ to the invitation for competitive bids, 5 justments; and mum Price Regulation, the provision con­ bids on said bonds by 5 agencies, under­ New York State Electric & Gas Cor­ tained in this order shall be controlling. writers or groups of underwriters headed poration having filed an application pur­ Except as herein otherwise provided, the by the firms set forth below were re­ suant to section 10 of the act regarding provisions of the General Maximum Price ceived : the acquisition of said utility assets; and 9418 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, July 28, 1945

The New York Public Service Commis­ the approval of the Regional Compliance total rated certificates covering 200,000 sion having granted its consent to New Manager and the Regional Attorney. board feet of lumber, computed as York Power and Light Corporation to Accordingly, the Director of the Com­ aforesaid, shall not be extended by the transfer said utility assets to New York pliance Division and the Office of Gen­ respondent at any time hereafter. State Electric & Gas Corporation, by eral Counsel have determined that the (c) Nothing contained in this order reason of which consent there is some occasion for Consent Order No. C-272 shall be deemed to relieve the said W. J. question as to whether the acquisition no longer exists, and therefore, it is Nuss Lumber and Supply Company, its by New York State Electric & Gas Cor­ hereby revoked. successors or assigns, from any restric­ poration is subject to the provisions of tion, prohibition, or provision contained section 10 of the act or is exempt there­ Issued this 26th dgy of July 1945. in any order or regulation of the War from by virtue of section 9 (b) (1) of War Production B oard, Production Board, insofar as the same the act ; and By J. J oseph Whelan, may be inconsistent with the provisions Said declaration and application hav­ Recording Secretary. hereof. ing been filed on July 5 and July 10, 1945, [P. R. Doc. 45-13722; Filed, July 26, 1945; Issued this 26th‘ day of July 1945. respectively, and notice of said filings 11:30 a. m.] having been given in the form and man­ W ar P roduction Board, ner prescribed by Rule U-23 under said By J. J oseph W helan, act, and the Commission not having re­ [C—396] Recording Secretary. ceived a request for hearing with respect to said declaration and application with­ W. J. Nuss Lumber & Supply Co. [F. R. Doc. 45-13723; Piled-, July 26, 1945; 11:30 a. m.] in the period specified in such notice, or CONSENT ORDER otherwise, and not having ordered a hearing thereon; and W. J. Nuss Lumber and Supply Com­ The Commission finding in respect of pany, located a^t 155 West McWilliams [C—398] the declaration of New York Power and Street, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, a Wis­ Galesburg P rinting and P ublishing Co. Light Corporation that the provisions of consin corporation, is a wholesale and section 12 of the act and Rule U-44 pro- retail dealer in lumber and building ma­ CONSENT ORDER -mulgated thereunder are satisfied, and terials and a manufacturer of millwork, Galesburg Printing and Publishing that no adverse findings are necessary interior trim, cabinet work and stairs. Company is a corporation with its princi­ thereunder; and deeming it appropriate, The company is charged by the War pal place of business at Galesburg, Illi­ in the public interest and in the interests Production Board with the following nois. During the fourth calendar quar­ of investors and consumers to permit said violations:' ter of 1943 and the first, second, third and declaration to become effective; and (1) That the company has failed to fourth calendar quarters of 1944 it used The Commission deeming it necessary maintain accurate and adequate records or caused to be used in the publication to resolve the question as to whether the as required by Priorities Regulation No. of The Daily Register Mail print paper in acquisition by New York State Electric 1; and excess of its quota established by Limi­ & Gas Corporation is exempt from the (?) That during the period from Jan­ tation Order L-240 amounting to 52.924 provisions of . section 10 of the act, since, uary 1,1943, to December 31,1943, it ex­ tons; Galesburg Printing and Publish­ in any event, it is of the opinion that the tended a preference rating of AA-1 to ing Company admits such excess usage acquisition by New York State Electric & its suppliers to acquire approximately of print paper and has consented to the Gas Corporation will serve the public in­ 200,000 board feet of lumber in excess of Issuance of this order. terest by tending toward the economical the amount of lumber which it delivered Wherefore, upon the agreement and and efficient development of an inte­ on customer orders bearing this prefer­ consent of Galesburg Printing and Pub­ grated public utility system, and that no ence rating. This constituted a viola­ lishing Company, the Regional Compli­ adverse findings are necessary under tion of Priorities Regulation No. 3. The ance Chief, the Regional Attorney and sections 10 (b) and 10 (c) (1) of the act: said W. J. Nuss Lumber and Sup­ upon the approval of the Compliance It is hereby ordered, That, pursuant to ply Company admits the violations as Commissioner, It is hereby ordered, Rule U-23 and the applicable provisions charged and has consented to the issu­ That: of said Act and subject to the terms and ance of this order. (a) The Daily Register Mail, its suc­ conditions prescribed in Rule U-24, the Wherefore, upon the agreement and cessors and assigns, shall reduce its con­ aforesaid declaration be, and hereby is, consent of W. J. Nuss Lumber and Sup­ sumption of print paper during each of permitted to become effective and the ply Company;. of J. C. Baker, Re­ the second, third and fourth quarters of aforesaid application be, and hereby is, gional Manager, Compliance Division; of 1945, and the first quarter of 1946 so that granted forthwith. James R. Bryant, Regional Attorney; its total usage for each of such quarters By the Commission. and upon the approval of Frank T. shall be 6.334 tons, 17.666 tons, 12.500 Boesel, Compliance Commissioner; It is tons and 16.424 tons, respectively, less [seal] Orval L. DtrBois, hereby ordered, That : than it would otherwise be permitted to Secretary. (a) W. J. Nuss Lumber and Supply use during each of those quarters under IP. R. Doc. 45-13824; Piled, July 27, 1945; Company, its successors or assigns, shall the provisions of Limitation Order L-240, 0 11:12 a. m.] install, keep and preserve for a period unless otherwise authorized in writing of not less than two years accurate and by the War Production Board. complete records as required by Priori* (b) Nothing contained in this order ties Regulation No. 1. shall be deemed to relieve Galesburg WAR PRODUCTION BOARD (b) Lumber may be procured by the Printing and Publishing Company, its W. J. Nuss Lumber and Supply Company successors or assigns, from any restric­ [C—272, Revocation] under and to the extent of the provisions tion, prohibition or provision contained of paragraphs