^ x O N A L ^ ç . REGISTER 1 9 3 4 VOLUME 16 NUMBER 30 * ^/V/TEO ^ Washington, Tuesday, February 13, 1951

TITLE 5— ADMINISTRATIVE their lives, under honorable conditions CONTENTS while on active duty in any branch of the PERSONNEL armed forces of the United States during Agriculture Department Pa&e Chapter I— Civil Service Commission any war, or in any campaign or expedi­ See Animal Industry Bureau; tion (for which a campaign badge has Farmers Home Administration; P a r t 22—A p p e a l s o p P r e f e r e n c e E l I g i - been authorized), or of service-con­ Production and Marketing Ad­ b l e s U n d e r t h e V e t e r a n s ’ P r e f e r e n c e nected permanently and totally disabled ministration. A c t o f 1 9 4 4 ex-servicemen or ex-servicewomen who Alien Property, Office of c o v e r a g e were separated from such armed forces Notices: Effective December 27, 1950, subpara­ under honorable conditions if: (a) The father is totally and perma­ Vesting orders, etc.: graph (2) of § 22.1 (a) is amended to Berger, Wilhelmine, et al___ 1491 read as follows: nently disabled, or (b) The mother was widowed, di­ Deutsches Kalisyndikat G. m. § 22.1 Applicability of regulations— vorced, or separated from the father and b. H______1494 (a) Coverage * * * has not remarried, or has remarried but Heymann, Ernst and Johan­ (2) Preference eligible employees. The her husband is totally and permanently na______1486 term “preference eligible employees” disabled or she is divorced or legally Horsinka, Theresia (2 docu­ referred to in this section includes the separated from her husband or such hus­ ments) ______1488,1494 following persons: band is dead at the time preference is Jebenstreit, Friedrich, et al_1493 (i) Those ex-service men and women claimed. Koshiba, Takezo and Taroe- m on______1492 who have served on active duty in any (Sec. 11, 58 Stat. 390; 5 U. S. C. 860) branch of the armed forces of the United Loeffler, Ernest______1487 States and have been separated there­ ^ U n it e d S t a t e s C i v i l S e r v - Nunome, Kanji, et al.______1493 from under honorable conditions and V i c e C o m m i s s i o n , Scherf, Alexander, et al__..__ 1492 who have established the present exist­ [ s e a l ] H a r r y B . M i t c h e l l , Sylvester, Emilio (2 docu­ ence of a Service-connected disability or Chairman. ments) ______1486,1487 who are receiving compensation, disabil­ Takeshita, Takasuke and [F. R. Doc. 51-2134; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951; Takao______1493 ity retirement benefits, or pension“ by 8:53 a. m.] reason of public laws administered by Universum-Film, A. G., et al- 1489 the Veterans’ Administration, the War Weinrich, F. J ______1494 Department or the Navy Department; TITLE 7— AGRICULTURE Wien Film G. m. b. H------1488 (ii) The wives of such service-con­ Yamamoto, Junichi, et al__-__ 1493 nected disabled ex-servicemen as have Chapter IX— Production and Mar« Animal Industry Bureau themselves been unable to qualify for keting Administration (Marketing Rules and regulations: any civil service appointment; Agreements and Orders), Depart­ Rinderpest, foot-and-mouth dis­ (iii) The unmarried widows of de­ ment of Agriculture ease, fowl pest (fowl plague) ceased eX-servicemen who served on ac­ and Newcastle disease (avian tive duty in any branch of the armed [959.306, Arndt. 1] pneumoencephalitis) ; prohib­ forces of the United States during any ited and restricted importa­ war, or in any campaign or expedition P a r t 9 5 9 — I r i s h P o t a t o e s G r o w n i n t h e tions; importation of certain (for which a campaign badge has been C o u n t i e s o f C r o o k , D e s c h u t e s , J e f ­ animals and products from authorized), and who were separated f e r s o n , K l a m a t h , a n d L a k e i n O r e g o n , Union of South Africa_____ 1473 therefrom under honorable conditions; a n d M o d o c a n d S i s k i y o u , C a l if o r n ia Army Department (iv) Those ex-service men and women l i m i t a t i o n o f s h i p m e n t s who have served on active duty in any Rulés and regulations: branch of the armed forces of the v (a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to mar­ Appointment of commissioned United States during any war, or in any keting agreement No. 114 and Order No. officers and warrant officers; campaign or expedition, (for which a 59, as amended (7 CFR, Part 959), regu­ miscellaneous amendments_1475 campaign badge has been authorized), lating the handling of Irish potatoes Civil Service Commission and have been separated therefrom un­ grown in the counties of Crook, Des­ Rules and regulations: der honorable conditions; chutes, Jefferson, Klamath, and Lake in Coverage; appeals of preference Separation under “honorable condi­ the State of Oregon, and Modoc and eligibles under the Veterans’ tions” means separation from active duty Siskiyou in the State of California, effec­ Preference Act of 1944____ - 1471 in any branch of the armed forces by tive under the applicable provisions of transfer to inactive status, transfer to the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Commerce Department retired status, acceptance of a resigna­ Act of 1937, as amended (48 Stat. 31, as See International Trade, Office of. amended; 7 U. S. C. 601 et seq.), and tion or the issuance of a discharge,, if Defense Department such separation was under honorable upon the basis of the recommendation conditions; and information submitted by the S ee Army Department. (v) The mothers of deceased ex-serv­ Oregon-California Potato Committee, Economic Stabilization Agency icemen or ex-servicewomen who lost (Continued on p. 1473) See Price Stabilization, Office of. 1471 1472 RULES ANO REGULATIONS

CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Federal Power Commission— Pas® Justice Department Pa§* FEDEMLfpEGISTER Continued See Alien Property, Office of; Im­ \ 1934 ¿jp Notices—Continued migration and Naturalization Hearings, etc.—Continued Service. Minnesota Power & Light Co. 1481 Labor Department Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, National Gas & Oil Corp___ _ 1482 See Wage and Hour Division. and days following official Federal holidays, Ohio Fuel Gas Co------1481 by ^ the Division of the Federal'itegister. Land Management, Bureau of National Archives and Records Service, Gen­ Public Service Co. of North Carolina, Inc______1481 Notices: eral Services Administration, pursuant to the Alaska; restoration order____ _ 1482 authority contained in the Federal Register Federal Security Agency . Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as Alaska and California; revoca­ amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. SB), under regula­ See also Food and Drug Adminis­ tion of orders opening lands tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ tration. to entry______1482 mittee of the Federal Register, approved by Delegation of authority to Admin­ Idaho; filing of plat of survey_1483 the President. Distribution is made only by istrator to act as contracting Rules and regulations: the Superintendent of Documents, Govern­ officer of certain motion pic­ Alaska; correction______1476 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. tures and film strips (see Gen­ Price Stabilization, Office of The regulatory material appearing herein. eral Services Administration), Is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Rules and regulations : which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Federal Trade Commission Coal, except Pennsylvania an- to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Notices: thracite, delivered from mine amended June 19, 1937. Set-up paper box industry; or preparation plant (CPR 3) ; The F ederal R egister will be furnished by correction______.,______1476 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 trade practice conference.— 1482 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in Food and Drug Administration Production and Marketing Ad­ advance. The charge for individual copies Rules and regulations: ministration (minimum 151) varies in proportion to the Rules and regulations : size of the issue. Remit check or money Antibiotic and antibiotic-con­ order, made payable to the Superintendent taining drugs; tests and meth­ Citrus Fruit Export Program of Documents, directly to the Government ods of assay and certification RMX 135a; fruits and berries, Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. of batches; correction___ __ 1475 dried and processed; correc­ There are no restrictions on the republica­ tion___ - ______'------1474 tion of material appearing in the F ederal Foreign and Domestic Com­ Potatoes, Irish, grown in the R egister. merce Bureau counties of Crook, Deschutes, See International Trade, Office of. Jefferson, Klamath and Lake General Services Administration in Oregon and Modoc and Sis­ kiyou in California; limitation Now Available Notices : of shipments______1471 Delegation of authority; Fed­ Securities and Exchange Com­ FEDERAL REGISTER eral Security Administrator to act as contracting officer mission 1 9 3 6-49 of certain motion pictures and Notices: film strips-______1.482 Hearings, etc. : ON MICROFILM Consolidated Natural Gas Co. Geological Survey et al______1485 The National Archives has reproduced Notices: Corn Products Refining Co_- 1485 all issues of the Federal Register for New Mexico; definitions of Southern Co. et al______- 1486 1936—49 on 35 mm. microfilm, positive known geologic structures of prints of which can be purchased for producing oil and gas fields— 1484 Wage and Hour Division $350.00. The annual indexes , and codi­ Proposed rule making: fication guides are included. Housing Expediter, Office of Puerto Rico: Current and future volumes will be Rules and regulations: Handicraft products indus­ microfilmed after the publication of each Rent, controlled; housing and try; minimum wage rates— 1480 onnual index. rooms in rooming houses and Semi-vitreous and vitreous- Positive prints of volumes 1—14 may be other establishments; Ohio_1475 china food utensils division purchased separately as follows: Vol. 1, Immigration and Naturaliza­ of the clay and clay prod­ 1936 ($8); Vol. 2, 1937 ($12); Vol. 3, ucts industry, leaf tobacco tion Service 1938 ($8); Vol. 4, 1939 ($16); Vol. 5, industry, and cigar and cig­ 1940 ($16); Vol. 6, 1941 ($20); Vol. 7, Rules and regulations: arette industry; minimum 1942 ($36); Vol. 8, 1943 ($52); Vol. 9, References to Form G-81 de­ 1944 ($40); Vol. 10, 1945 ($44); Vol. 11, wage recommendations of leted, miscellaneous amend­ Special Industry Commit- 1946 ($44); Vol. 12, 1947 ($24); Vol. 13, ments; correction______- 1474 1948 ($28); and Vol. 14, 1949 ($24). tee No. 9______- 1478 Remit check or money order, payable to Interior Department War Claims Commission the Treasurer of the United States, to the See Geological Survey; Land Man­ Rules and regulations : National Archives and Records Service, agement, Bureau of. Appeals; filing of, and Commis­ General Services Administration, Wash­ sion action______1476 ington 25, D. C. International Trade, Office of Rules and regulations: Investigational hearings..____ 1478 Positive list of commodities and related matters; miscellane­ CODIFICATION GUIDE CONTENTS— Continued ous amendments—______1473 A numerical list of the parts of the Code Interstate Commerce Commis­ of Federal Regulations affected by documents Farmers Home Administration PaS® published in this issue. Proposed rules, as sion Rules and regulations: opposed to final actions, are identified as Farm ownership loan limita­ Notices: such. tions, average values of farms Applications for relief : All-freight from Syracuse, Title 5 Pa&e and investment limits; New Chapter I: York______1474 N. Y., to Milwaukee, Wis— 1484 Benzine hexachloride from Part 22______1471 Federal Power Commission Charleston, W. Va.: Title 6 Notices: Memphis, Tenn______1484 Chapter III: Hearings, etc.: Southern points______,__ 1484 Part 311______1474 Kansas - Colorado Utilities, Grain and grain products to Chapter IV: In c ------1481 Gulf ports for export____ _ 1484 Part 518___ 1474 Tuesday, February IS, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1473

CODIFICATION GUIDE— Coir. Sec. 6, 49 Stat. 753, as amended) T U. S. O. veal, mutton, lamb, and pork, and meat nd Sup., 608c) and meat products of wild ruminants Title 7 *»«• Done at Washington, D. C.» this 8th and swine from the Union of South Chapter IX : day of February 1951, to be effective on Africa, and to prohibit or restrict the Part 959______1471 February 9, 1951. importation of certain other meats and ¡products and dressed poultry from the Title 8 [ seal] S. R . S m ith , Union of South Africa. The protection Chapter I ______.______1474 Director, Fruit and Vegetable of the livestock interests of the United Title 9 Branch, Production and Mar­ States demands that this amendment be keting Administration. Chapter I: made effective at the earliest possible Part 94______1473 [F. R. Doc. 51-2160; Piled, Pel). 12, 19511 moment. Accordingly, pursuant to sec­ 8:58 a. m.] tion 4 of the Administrative Procedure Title 15 Act (5 U. S. C. 1003), it is found upon Chapter III: good cause that notice and public Part 399______1473 < TITLE 9— ANIMALS AND procedure on this amendment are im­ Title 21 ANIMAL PRODUCTS practicable and contrary to the public Chapter I: interest, and good cause is found for Part 141______1475 Chapter I— Bureau of Animal Indus­ making the amendment effective less Part 146______1475 try, Department of Agriculture than 30 days after its publication in the Title 24 [B. A. I. Order 373, Arndt. 2] F ederal R egister. Such notice and hearing are not required by aimj, other Chapter VIII: P art 94—R inderpest, F oot-And-M outh statute. Part 825------1475 D isea se, F o w l P est ( F o w l P lague), (Sec. 2, 32 Stat. 792, as amended; sec. 306, Title 29 and New castle Disea se (A vian P n e u ­ 46 Stat. 689; 21 U. S. C. I l l , 19 U. S. C. 1306) Chapter V: moencephalitis) : P rohibited and R e ­ Proposed______1478 stricted I mportations This amendment shall become effec­ tive immediately. Part 702 (proposed)______1480 importation of certain animals and prod­ Done at Washington, D. C., this 7th Title 32 ucts FROM UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA day of February 1951. Chapter V: Pursuant to the authority conferred Part 573______- — 1475 [ seal] Charles F. B r annan, by section 306 of the Tariff Act of 1930 Secretary of Agriculture. Title 32A (46 Stat. 689, 19 ü. S. C. 1306) and sec­ tion 2 of the Act of February 2, 1903, as [F. R. Doc. 51-2124; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951) Chapter m (OPS) : 8:50 a. m.] CPR 3______- ______1476 amended (32 Stat. 792, as amended, 21 Title 43 U. S. C. I l l ) , § 94.1 of the regulations Chapter I (Public land orders) : relating to prohibitions and restrictions TITLE 15— COMMERCE AND upon importations of certain animals 690______1476 and products because of rinderpest, foot- FOREIGN TRADE Title 45 and-mouth disease, fowl pest (fowl Chapter III— Bureau of Foreign and Chapter V: plague), and Newcastle disease (avian Domestic Commerce, Department Part 515______1476 pneumoencephalitis), (15 F. R. 6907), Part 516______1478 is hereby amended by removing- the of Commerce words “and the Union of South Africa” Subchapter C— Office of International Trade in the first sentence, and inserting the [5th Gen. Rev. of Export Regs., Amdt. established pursuant to said marketing word “and” between the words “Aus­ P. L. 3 7 ] 1 agreement and order, and upon other tralia” and “New Zealand” as I have de­ available information, it is hereby found P art 399—P o sitive L ist of C ommodities termined that foot-and-mouth disease and R elated M atters that the amended limitation of ship­ now exists in the Union of South Africa ments, as hereinafter provided, will tend and have so notified the Secretary of the miscellaneous amendments to effectuate the declared policy of the Treasury. Section 399.1 Appendix A—Positive act.. The primary effect of the amendment List of Commodities is amended in the (2) It is hereby found that it is im­ is to prohibit the importation of cattle, following particulars: practicable and contrary to the public sheep, other domestic ruminants and 1. The following commodities are interest to give preliminary notice and swine, and fresh, chilled or frozen beef, added to the Positive List: engage in public rule making procedure (5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) in that the time Dept, of Processing GLV Vali- intervening between the date when in­ Com­ code and dollar dated merce Commodity Unit related com­ value license formation upon which this amendment Schedule limits is based became available and the time B No. modity group required when this amendment must become ef­ fective in order to effectuate the declared Industrial chemicals (exclusive of medicinal chemicals, U. S. P .& N . F.): policy of the act is insufficient, and this Organic chemicals not of coal-tar origin, n. e. s.: amendment relieves restrictions on the 382990 Lb...... ORON 600 RO Oases, compressed, liquefied, and solidified, except liq­ handling of Irish potatoes grown in the uefied petroleum gases: area regulated by said marketing agree­ 839100 Lb...... SALT 600 RO ment and order. (b) Order, as amended. The provi­ 2. The following revisions are made in commodity descriptions. The revisions sions in paragraph (b) (1) of § 959.306 clarify the descriptions without milking substantive changes, except for an increase (16 P. R. 3) shall, on and after the in Positive List coverage under Schedule B No. 093500: - effective date hereof, read as follows: Dept, of (1) During the period beginning Feb­ Com­ Processing GLV Vali­ merce Commodity Unit code and dollar dated ruary 9, 1951, and ending June 30, 1951, Schedule related com­ value license both dates inclusive, each shipment of B No. modity group limits required potatoes grown in the production area shall be limited to potatoes which are Other inedible animals and animal products: U. S. No. 2, or better grade, and which 093500 Hob bristles, sorted, bunched, or prepared 1______Lb...... TEXT 100 RO Aluminum and aluminum-base alloys: are not less than 2 inches minimum 630500 Mill shapes (specify by name) (Include unfabricated Lb...... NONF 100 RO diameter or 4 ounces minimum weight, molding. Report fabricated architectural molding as such grades and sizes are defined in in 630910; and other fabricated molding in 630998.) i The effect of this amendment is to add to the Positive List hog bristles 2% inches and under, and revise the present the U. S. Standards for Potatoes (7 CPR listing on the Positive List under Schedule B No. 093600. 51.366), including the tolerances set forth therein. 1 See Amendment P. L. 36, Part 2 thereof, 1474 RULES AND REGULATIONS

TITLE 6— AGRICULTURAL CREDIT Dept, of Com­ Processing GLV Vali­ Commodity code and dollar dated Chapter III— Farmers Home Adminis­ merce Unit related com­ value license Schedule tration, Department of Agriculture B No. modity group limits required Subchapter B— Farm Ownership Loans Other industrial machinery: Air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment and parts: P art 311—B asic R egulations 764650 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery pres- No...... GIEQ None RO sure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, gauge S ubpart B—L oan L im ita tio n s reading, and/or with intake capacity greater than 190 cubic feet per minute.1 AVERAGE VALUES OF FARMS AND INVESTMENT Air compressors: LIMITS," NEW YORK Stationary, capacity not over 25 cubic feet: 770400 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery No...... GIEQ None RO pressure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, For the purposes of title I of the Bank- gauge reading.3 head-Jones Farm Tenant Act, as Stationary, capacity over 25 cubic feet: amended, average values of efficient 770500 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery No...... GIEQ ' None -RO pressure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, family-type farm-management units gauge reading, and/or with intake capacity greater and investment limits for the counties than 190 cubic feet per minute.4 Portable air compressors, capacity under-60 cubic feet: identified below are determined to be as 770610 Reciprocating compressors, designed for delivery No____ GIEQ None RO herein set forth. The average values pressure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, gauge reading.8 and investment limits heretofore estab­ Portable air compressors, capacity 60 cubic feet, and lished for' said counties, which appear over: in the tabulations of"average values and 7706Ì5 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery No____ GIEQ None RO pressure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, investment limits under § 311.30, Chap­ gauge reading, and/or with intake capacity greater ter HI, Title 6 of the Code of Federal than 190 cubic feet per minute.8 Chemical and pharmaceutical machinery and parts: Regulations (13 F. R. 9381) , are hereby 775050 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery pres- GIEQ None RO superseded by the average values and in­ sure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, gauge reading, and/or with intake capacity greater than 190 vestment limits set forth below for said cubic feet per minute. 1 counties. Industrial machinery and parts, n. e. s.: N e w Y o r k 775098 Reciprocating compressors designed for delivery pres- GIEQ None RO sure greater than 150 pounds per square inch, gauge / reading, and/or with intake capacity greater than 190 Average Investment cubic feet per minute.8 County value limit

3 This amendment revises the second listing under Schedule B No. 764650. Broome______,. . $10,000 $10,000 3 This amendment revises the second listing under Schedule B No. 770400. Cayuga...... 10,000 10,000 • This amendment revises the second listing under Schedule B No. 770500. Cortland______10,000 10,000 • This amendment revises the second listing under Schedule B No. 770610. Franklin______, ______r_ 10,000 10,000 • This amendment revises the second listing under Schedule B No. 770615. Ontario______10,000 10,000 • This amendment revises the twelfth listing under Schedule B No. 775050. Orleans______10,000 10,000 • This amendment revises the seventeenth listing under Schedule B No. 775098. Oswego,.. ______;___ 10,000 10,000 9,000 9,000 Section 399.3 Appendix C—Commodity Processing Codes, is amended in the fol­ Seneca______loiooo loiooo lowing particulars: Washington______10,000 • 10,000 Wayne______10,000 10,000 The processing codes are changed as follows, for the commodities listed below, Wyoming______10,500 10,500 in order to conform them with the processing codes appearing in the entries on Yates... — ...... 10,000 10,000 the Positive List for the same Schedule B Nos.:1 ______a______(Sec. 41, 60 Stat. 1066; 7 U. S. C. 1015. In­ Dept, of Commerce Commodity Processing terprets or applies secs. 3, 44, 60 Stat. 1074, Schedule B No. code 1069; 7 U. S. C. 1003, 1018)

Naval stores, gums, and resins: Issued this 7th day of February 1951. 211000-212550 _ AGCH Iron and steel manufactures: [ sea l] C harles F. B rannan, 620998...... Angle plates, slotted, iron; castings, iron, machine-drilled; circles, steel; STEE Secretary of Agriculture. flexible tubing, except electrical; packing steel, stainless; perforated steel; perforated steel sheets; perforated terneplate; poles, steel, electric line; [F. R. Doc. 51-2125; Filed, Feb. 12,' 1951; sheets, steel, black, printed and lithographed; steel shot; steel tubes for 8:51 a. m.] manufacturing of ball bearings; tubular scaffolding; and vitrified steel pipe.» . •

i This amendment revises the first listing on the Commodity Processing Codes under Schedule B No. 620998. The second listing, “Other iron and steel manufactures, CDGS” remains unchanged. Chapter IV*—Production and Market­ Shipments of any commodities removed This amendment shall become effec­ ing Administration and Commodity from general license to Country Group tive as of February 8, 1951. Credit Corporation, Department of R or Country Group O'destinations as a L oring K. M acy, Agriculture result of changes set forth in this Deputy Director, Subchapter B— Export and Diversion Programs amendment, which were on dock, on Office of International Trade. lighter, laden aboard an exporting car­ P art 518—F ruits and B erries, Dried and [F. R. Doc. 51-2114; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; rier, or in transit to a port of exit pur­ P rocessed suant to actual orders for export prior 8:49 a. m.] to the effective date of this amendment, SUBPART— CITRUS FRUIT EXPORT PROGRAM may be exported under the previous TITLE 8— ALIENS AND RMX 135a general license provisions up to and in­ Correction cluding March 10, 1951. Any such ship­ NATIONALITY ment not laden aboard the exporting In Federal Register Document 50- Chapter I— Immigration and Natural­ 10255, appearing at page 7752 of the issue carrier on or before March 10, 1951, re­ ization Service, Department of Jus­ quires a validated*, license for export. for Wednesday, November 15,1950, para­ This saving clause is not applicable to tice graph (b) of § 518.271 should read as follows : any such shipments to Subgroup A des­ M iscellaneous Amendments D eleting tinations, Hong Kong, and Macao. R eferen ces to F orm G -81 (b) Payments under this offer will be limited to the following products: (Sec. 3, 63 Stat. 7; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup. Correction 2023. E. O. .9630, Sept. 27, 1945, 10 P. R. Packed fresh oranges' and grapefruit; 12245, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp.; E. O. 9919, Jan. 3, In Federal Register Document 51-2028, canned concentrated orange juice and 1948, 13 P. R. 59, 3 CFR, 1948 Supp.) appearing at page 1231 of the issue for grapefruit juice (other than frozen); Friday, February 9, 1951, references to canned single-strength orange juice, 1 See Amendment P. L. 36, Pàrt 2 thereof. “Form C-81” should read “Form G-81”. grapefruit juice, and blended orange-and Tuesday, February IS, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1475

grapefruit juice; canned grapefruit sec­ Heights, and the Villages of Bay, Beachwoôd, the Officers Reserve Corps provided they tions; and mixed orange and grapefruit Bentleyville, Bratenahl, Brecks ville, Chagrin. will not have reached their thirty-second Falls, Gates Mills, Highland Heights, Hunt­ birthday prior to commencement of tour. sections (for salad); all produced in the ing Valley, Independence, Lyndhurst, May- United States. field Heights, Moreland Hills, North Olmsted, This authorization is an exception to North Royalton, Orange, Pepper Pike, Seven the maximum age factor contained in Hills, Strongsville, Valley View, Warrensvllle § 561.18 of this chapter. TITLE 21— FOOD AND DRUGS Heights, Westlake and West View; and in (d) Medical Service Corps. (1) Ap­ ^HLake County that part of Kirtland Township plicant must have reached twenty-first Chapter I— Food and Drug Adminis­ Included within the corporate limits of the birthday but not have passed thirtieth tration, .Federal Security Agency Village of Waite Hill, and Willoughby Town­ birthday on date of appointment. The ship, except the Village of Wickliffe and the P art 141—T ests and M ethods of A ssay remainder of the Village of Willoughby. maximum age may be increased by the for A ntibiotic and An tibio tic-C on­ Lake County, except (i) Willoughby Town­ number of years, months, and days of taining D rugs ship and those parts of Kirtland Township active Federal service performed after Included within the corporate limits of the attaining the age of 21 years as a com­ P art 146—C ertification o f B atches of Villages of Waite Hill and Willoughby and missioned officer in the Army of the An tibio tic-C ontaining D rugs (ii) the Villages of Mentor and Mentor-on- United States subsequent to 31 December the-Lake. miscellaneous amendments 1947 but not to exceed a total of 5 years. Each applicant for appointment in the Correction This decontrols the Village of Mentor- on-the-Lake, in Lake County, Ohio, a Medical Service Corps must hold a com­ In Federal Register Document 51- portion of the Cleveland, Ohio, Defense- mission in the Medical Service Corps Re­ 1681, appearing at pagfe 984 of the issue Rental Area, based on a resolution sub­ serve, National Guard of the United for Friday, February 2, 1951, the follow­ mitted in accordance with section 204 States, or Army of the United States, ing corrections are made: (j) (3) of the Housing and Rent Act of and must have completed the Medical 1. Amendment 4 should be changed to 1947, as amended. Service Corps qualification tou r (§ 573.3). read: “4. Section 141.301 Chlorampheni­ (Sec. 204, 61 Stat. 197, as amended: 50 U. S. col is amended by deleting paragraph C. App. Sup., 1894) (2) Applicants who are selected for (g) and by renumbering paragraphs (h ), assignment to a Medical Service Corps (i), and (j) as (g), (h), and (i), respec­ This amendment shall be effective qualification tour and who do not hold a tively.” February 8, 1951. commission in one of the components 2. In Amendment 10, § 146.303 (d) (3), Issued this 7th day of February 1951. indicated in subparagraph (1) of this the paragraph designation (1) should paragraph, may, unless qualified for a be changed to (i>. TIghe E . W oods, higher grade under § 573.18, be appointed Housing Expediter. a second lieutenant in the Officers Re­ [F. R. Doc. 51-2115; Filed, Feb. 12, 1251; serve Corps provided they will not have TITLE 24— HOUSING AND 8:49 a. m.] reached their thirty-second birthday prior to commencement of tour. This HOUSING CREDIT authorization is an exception to the Chapter VIII'— Office of Housing TIRE 32— NATIONAL DEFENSE maximum age factor contained in § 561.18 of this chapter. Expediter Chapter V— Department of the Army • * * * • [Controlled Housing Bent Reg., Arndt. 349] Subchapter F— Personnel 2. New §§ 573.2a and 573.2b are added [Controlled Rooms in Rooming Houses and as follows: P art Appo in tm en t o f C ommis­ Other Establishments Rent Reg., Arndt. 573— sioned Off ic er s and W arrant Off ic er s § 573.2a Service credit, (a) Each in­ 345] dividual appointed in the Regular Army P art 825—R en t R egulations U nder th e MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS under the Officer Personnel Act of 1947 H ousing and R ent A ct of 1947, as Part 573 is amended in the following (61 Stat. 795), as amended, shall at time Amended respects: of appointment be credited with an OHIO 1. In § 573.2, paragraphs (c) and (d) amount of service equivalent to the total Amendment 349 to the Controlled are amended as follows: period of active Federal service per­ Housing Rent Regulation (§§ 825.1 to formed after attaining the age of 21 825.12) and Amendment 345 to tlje Rent § 573.2 Age and special eligibility re­ years as a commissioned officer in the Regulation for Controlled Rooms in quirements. * * * Army of the United States subsequent to Rooming Houses and Other Establish­ (c) Veterinary Corps. (1) Applicant 31 December 1947 and prior to appoint­ must have reached twenty-first birthday ments (§§ 825.81 to 825.92). Said Reg­ ment in the Regular Army, but not to but not have passed thirty-second birth­ exceed 5 years. In addition to the ulations are amended in the following day on date of appointment. The maxi­ respects: foregoing, individuals appointed in the mum age may be increased by the num­ following corps shall at time of appoint­ 1. Schedule A, Item 225, is amended ber of years, months, and days of active to describe the Counties in the Defense- ment be credited with an amount of Federal service performed after attain­ service indicated below : Rental Area as follows: ing the age of 21 years as a commissioned In Ashtabula County, the Townships of officer in the Army of the United States Conneaut and Kingsville. subsequent to 31 December 1947 but not Corps Credit to exceed a total of 5 years. He must This decontrols in Ashtabula County, 4 years. Ohio, the following portions of the Ash­ be a graduate of a veterinary school, 3 years. tabula, Ohio, Defense-Rental Area: (1) acceptable to the Surgeon General, con­ 2 years. ferring the degree of doctor of veterinary Medical Service Corps... 3 years, if at time of appoint­ The City of Ashtabula, which is located ment the individual holds in Ashtabula and Saybrook Townships, medicine; Each applicant for appoint­ a degree of doctor of phi­ ment in the Veterinary Corps must hold losophy or comparable based on a resolution submitted in ac­ degree recognized by the cordance with section 204 (j) (3) of the a commission in the Veterinary Corps Surgeon General in a Housing and Rent Act of 1947, as Reserve, National Guard of the United science allied to medicine. amended; and (2) Geneva Township, States, or Army of the United States, and the remaining portions of Ashtabula and must have completed the Veterinary (b) Upon the basis of service credited and Saybrook Townships on the Housing Corps qualification tour (§ 573.3K in paragraph (a) of this section, indi­ Expediter’s own initiative under section (2) Applicants who are selected for viduals who have no service credit or 204 (c) of said act. assignment to a Veterinary Corps quali­ less than 3 years shall be appointed in fication tour and who do not hold a 2. Schedule A, Item 228, is amended commission in one of the components the grade of second lieutenant; 3 or to describe the Counties in the Defense- indicated in subparagraph (1) of this more years but Ipss than 7 shall be ap­ Rental Area as follows: paragraph, may unless qualified for a pointed in the grade of first lieutenant; Cuyahoga County, except the Cities of Bed­ higher gradé under § 561.18 of this chap­ 7 or more years shall be appointed in ford, Berea, Shaker Heights, and University ter, be appointed a second lieutenant in the grade of captain. 1476 RULES AND REGULATIONS

(c) Each individual appointed in the ponents not on active duty, or from civil­ [Cl, SR 605-25-10, 22 Jan. 1951] (R. S. 161; Army Nurse'Corps or Women’s Medical ians will be forwarded to the commander 5 U. S. C. 22. Interpret or apply sec. 205, 61 of the named Army hospital or Army Stat. 501, as amended, sec. 101, 61 Stat. 41, as Specialist Corps, Regular Army, under amended, sec. 501, 61 Stat. 883; 10 U ,S. C. 91a, the Army-Navy Nurse Act of 1947 (61 Area Evaluation Board listed in § 573.5 91b, 156a, 166, 481) Stat. 41), shall be appointed in the grade (a), nearest the individual’s home ad­ of second lieutenant. dress or place of residence, who will re­ [sea l] E dward F . W it s e l l , tain the original and inclosures for use Major General, U. S. Army, § 573.2b Grade determination; Medi­ The Adjutant General. cal Corps or Dental Corps. (a) Ap­ in evaluating the applicant and will for­ pointments in the Medical Corps or ward immediately the duplicate copy to [F. R. Doc. 51-2132; Filed, Feb. 12, 1£51; Dental Corps will be in grades deter­ The Adjutant General, Washington 25, n 8:52 a. m.] mined by the applicant’s age and acting D. C., Attention: AGSO-R. Individuals professional practice, excluding intern­ in this category residing in an oversea ships, but including residencies, and post­ command will forward applications in TITLE 32A— NATIONAL DEFENSE, accordance with instructions issued by graduate training as follows: the appropriate oversea commander. APPENDIX (3) Applications for appointment in Chapter III— Office of Price Stabiliza­ Medical Dental Maxi­ the Veterinary Corps and Medical Serv­ profess profes­ mum tion, Economic Stabilization Agency Grade sional sional age ice Corps from qualified individuals on practice practice [Ceiling Price Regulation 3] (years) (years) (years) active duty will be submitted through command channels to The Adjutant CPR 3—C oal, E x c ept P ennsylvania An ­ General, Washington 25, D. C., Atten­ None None 32 thracite, Delivered F rom M in e or 3 4 37 tion : AGSO-R. Applications from qual­ P reparation P lant 10 11 42 ified individuals holding a commission Lieutenant colonel...... 17 18 48 in thg Veterinary Corps or Medical Serv­ N o t e : In Federal Register Document ice Corps of the Officers’ Reserve Corps, 51-1887, published at page 1008 of the (b) Initial appointments in the Medi­ National Guard of the United States, or issue for Saturday, February 3,1951, the cal Corps or Dental Corps in the grade Army of the United States not on active original document has been corrected as of colonel are authorized. Persons duty, will be forwarded through appro­ follows: appointed in this grade will possess priate channels to The Adjutant Gen­ 1. In section 4, the reference to sec­ outstanding qualifications for Especial eral, Washington 25, D. C., Attention: tion 7 at the end of paragraph (a) has positions determined by the Surgeon AGSO-R. Applicants who are not mem­ been changed to “section 9”. General as requirements necessitate. bers of the Officers Reserve Corps, Na­ 2. In paragraph (c) of section 4, the 3. In § 573.4 paragraphs (a), (c) (2) tional Guard of the United States, or reference at the end to section 8 (a) has and (d) are amended, and paragraph Army of the United States (§ 573.2 (c) been changed to “section 9 (a) ”.

Subpart C—F indings and Conclusions (b) If the claimant in executing WCG $ 515.22 Motions, (a) A motion by Sec. Form 1105 has requested a personal ap­ the Appellate Attorney to dismiss a hear­ 615.30 Decisions of Appeals Board. pearance, the claim will be assigned to ing may be granted by the Appeals Board 515.31 Notice of findings. An Appellate Attorney who will set the When the claim on its face is not allow­ 515.32 Re-hearing and reargument. case for hearing. He will notify the able or when it appears that the appeal Authority : §§ 515.1 to 515.32 issued under claimant, his authorized representative, has been abandoned. Such a motion sec. 2, 62 Stat. 1240; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup., and all witnesses of the time and pljace shall be made in writing and shall state 2001. of the hearing thirty (30) days in ad­ the reasons in support thereof. The motion shall be filed with the Appeals SUBPART A— FILING OF, AND COMMISSION vance. The Appellate Attorney will then review the claim preparatory to present­ Board, and a copy shall be served upon ACTION OF APPEALS ing it to the Appeals Board. all interested parties by the Appellate § 515.1 Basis for appeal. Any claim­ (c) Personal appearance may be Attorney. ant whose claim is denied or is approved waived by the interested parties at any (b) Hearing on the motion shall be for less than the full allowable amount time and the case submitted to an Ap­ held at a time and place as ordered by may ^ppeal to the Commission from peals Board on bfriefs. the Chairman of the Appeals Board. such determination. § 515.6 Appeals Boards. An Appeals (c) Briefs may be submitted before § 515.2 Form of request, (a) An ap­ Board shall consist of three members. the hearing, at the hearing, or within a peal shall be made in writing on WCC One of the Commissioners shall act as time fixed by the Chairman of the Form 1105. Such form, to be acceptable, Chairman of the Board; the other two Appeals Board after the close of the must be filed with the Commission members of the Board shall consist of hearing. within six months from the date of the such officers or employees as the Com­ (d) The decision'of the Appeals.Board award or disallowance letter Informing mission may designate. upon the motion shall be final and shall the claimant of the original determina­ be the decision of the Commission. The tion. SUBPART B— HEARING PROCEDURES rehearing and reargument provisions of (b) Upon failure to file such an ap­ § 515.20 Pre-hearing conference. At § 516.32 of this subchapter shall apply peal within six months, the claimant the request of the claimant or by an to decisions of the Appeals Board upon will be deemed to have waived his right order of an Appeals Board, at any time such a motion. to appeal and the decision of the Com­ prior to the hearing, the Chairman of § 515.23 Oral argument at close of mission shall constitute a full and final the Appeals Board, or the Appellate At­ hearing. Any party shall be entitled disposition of the case. torney assigned to the claim may ar­ upon request, at the close of the hearing, (c) Upon proper cause shown, the range for a conference at a designated to such time as may be fixed by the Commission may, in its discretion», ex­ time and place to consider, among other Chairman of the Appeals Board for oral tend the time within which an appeal things, simplification of the issues and argument. Oral argument made with may be filed. any other matter which would tend to the consent of the Appeals Board shall § 515.3 Appeal proceedings. Appeal expedite the disposition of the proceed­ be included in the stenographic report proceedings may consist of: ings. of the hearing. (a) A review of the original determi­ § 515.21 Conduct of hearings, (a) § 515.24 Proposed findings and con­ nation and the material in support Unless otherwise, ordered by the Com­ clusions. At the close of the reception thereof, plus any additional supporting mission, hearings on appeals shall be of evidence, or within a reasonable time evidence or briefs which the claimant closed. The hearing shall be steno- thereafter, to be fixed by the Appeals or his authorized representative may graphically reported and the transcript Board, any party may submit proposed submit. shall be a part of the record. findings and conclusions, together with (b) A hearing before an Appeals Board (b) The Chairman' of an Appeals a brief in support thereof. Such pro­ for the purpose of considering the orig­ Board, or any employee of the Commis­ posal shall be in writing and shall inal determination and the material in sion designated by him, may administer contain appropriate references to the support thereof, plus any additional sup­ oaths and examine witnesses. The record. Copies thereof shall be furnished porting evidence or briefs which the Chairman of an Appeals Board may, in to all parties. Reply briefs may be filed claimant or his authorized representa­ accordance with Part 502, Subchapter A with the permission of and within a tive may submit. The claimant will be of the Commission’s regulations, require reasonable time to be fixed by the Ap­ permitted to appear personally, or peals Board.4 through an authorized representative be­ by subpoena the attendance and testi­ fore the Commission, and to present the mony of witnesses, as well as the pro­ SUBPART C— FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS testimony of other witnesses. duction of all necessary books, papers, § 515.30 Decisions of Appeals Board. (c) The Commission may, in its dis­ documents, records, correspondence, and The Appeals Board, as soon as practica­ cretion, require a hearing in any pro­ other evidence. ble after receipt of the complete tran­ ceeding and shall give to the parties to (c) The claimant shall have the bur­ script and all exhibits, shall render a the proceeding at least thirty (30) days den of proof on all issues involved in the decision which shall become a part of notice of the time and place of such claim proceeding. the record and shall include a statement hearing. (d) The claimant, his authorized rep­ of the reasons and grounds therefor. § 515.4 Appeals calendar. Upon re­ resentative, or the Appellate Attorney, Each decision by the Appeals Board, ceipt of WCC Form 1105 the case shall shall have the right and power to call, when concurred in by two or more of the be entered on the Appeals and Hearings examine and cross-examine witnesses Commissioners, shall constitute a full Docket. Each appealed claim shall be and to introduce for the record docu­ and final disposition of the case. assigned an appeal number in the order mentary or other evidence. §515.31 Notice of findings. Notice of of its receipt. This number shall govern (e) The rules of evidence prevailing the final decision of the Appeals Board the order in which appealed claims are in courts of law and equity shall not be shall be delivered in person to all inter­ considered. controlling. Any testimony or other evi­ ested parties, or shall be sent by regis­ § 515.5 Action "by Commission on Ap­ dence having probative value shall be tered mail to such parties. peals. (a) If the claimant has specified received. However, it shall be the policy § 515.32 Rehearing and reargument. on WCC Form 1105 that he does not wish to exclude irrelevant, incompetent, im­ Any party desiring a rèhearing, reargu­ to make a personal appearance, his material or unduly repetitious evidence. ment or any relief not specifically^ cov­ claim, when reached on the appeals (f) In the discretion of the Chairman ered by this Part may file a petition with calendar, will be reviewed by an Appel­ the Commission within ten (10) days late Attorney. The Appellate Attorney of an Appeals Board the hearing or pre- will present the claim and a summary hearing may be adjourned from day to after notice of the decision of the Ap­ of the evidence to an Appeal Board, with day, postponed to a later date, or to a peals Board, stating the relief sought his recommendation as to whether the different place by announcement thereof and the reasons in support thereof. The Commission’s original determination at the hearing, or by reasonable notice Commission may allow the petition, in should be affirmed, modified or reversed. to the interested parties. whole or in part, as it deems proper. 1478 RULES AND REGULATIONS

P art 516—I nvestigational H earings bers, or a duly authorized and designated a part of the ffecord of the study, inves­ tigation, or claim. Sec. representative. 516.1 Type of hearings. § 516.2 Purpose of hearings. Such (b) The rules of evidence prevailing 516.2 Purpose of hearings. hearings shall be conducted for the in courts of law and equity shall not be 516.3 Conduct of hearings. controlling. Any testimony or other evi­ purpose of receiving the testimony of dence having probative value shall be Authority: §§ 516.1 to 516.3 issued under witnesses, documents and other data received. However, it shall be the policy sec. 2, 62 Stat. 1240; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup., relating to subjects within the jurisdic­ to exclude irrelevant, incompetent, im­ 2001. tion of the Commission. material or unduly repetitious evidence. § 516.1 Type of hearings. Investiga­ § 516.3 Conduct of hearings, (a) Un­ G eorgia L. L u s k , tional hearings, as distinguished from less otherwise ordered by the Commis­ Acting Chairman,“ appeals, shall be held only as ordered by sion, such hearings shall be public. War Claims Commission. the Commission, and shall be held before Hearings shall be stenographically re­ [F. R. Doc. 51-2130; Filed, Feb. 12, 1851; the Commission, one or more of its mem­ ported and a transcript thereof shall be 8:52 a. m.]

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR made in accordance with law, are sup­ States Department of Labor, Wage and ported by the evidence adduced at the Hour, and Public Contracts Divisions: Wage and Hour Division hearings and, taking into consideration Old South Building, 294 Washington the same factors as are required to be Street, Boston 8, Mass. [ 29 CFR, Ch. V ] considered by the Industry Committee, 1216 Widener Building, Chestnut and Juni. S em i-V itreous and Vitreous-C hina F ood will carry out the purposes of section 8 per Streets, Philadelphia 7, Pa. 4237 Main Post Office, West Third and U ten sils Divisio n o f th e C la y and of the act; and, if he finds otherwise, to disapprove such recomiriendations. Prospect Avenue, Cleveland 13, Ohio. C la y P roducts I n d u stry; L eaf T obac­ Fidelity Building, 911 Walnut Street, Kan­ co I n d u stry; and Cigar and Cigarette Now, therefore, notice is hereby given sas City 6, Mo. I ndustry that; 144 Federal Office Building, Fulton and A. The separate minimum wage rec­ Leavenworth Streets, Sail Francisco 2, Calif. NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE MINIMUM WAGE ommendations of Special Industry Com­ Old Parcel Post Building, 341 Ninth Ave­ RECOMMENDATIONS OF SPECIAL INDUSTRY mittee No. 9 for employees engaged in nue, New York 1, N. Y. COMMITTEE NO. 9 FOR PUERTO RICO commerce or in the production of goods 1007 Comer Building, 2026 Second Avenue The Administrator of the Wage and for commerce in the above-named in­ North, Birmingham 3, Ala. 1200 Merchandise Mart Building, 222 West Hour Division of the United States De­ dustries in Puerto Rico are as follows: North Bank Drive, Chicago 54, 111. partment of Labor, acting pursuant to Recommended Room 222, 1114 Commerce Street, Dallas the Fair Labor Standards Act, as m inimum 2, Tex. amended (52 Stat. 1060; 63 Stat. 910; 29 Industry (cents an hour) Room 412, New York Department Store U. S. C. 201) by Administrative Order Semi-Vitreous and Vitreous-China Building, Stop 16*4, Ponce de Leon Avenue, No. 403, as amended by Administrative Food Utensils Division of the Clay Santurce, San Juan, P. R. Orders 404 and 406, appointed Special and Clay Products Industry______40 Fourteenth Street and Constitution Ave­ Leaf Tobacco Industry______35 nue, Washington 25, D. C. Industry Committee No. 9 for Puerto Cigar and Cigarette Industry______36 Rico, composed of residents of Puerto Copies of the Committee’s reports and Rico and of the United States outside of B. The definitions of the above-named recommendEftions may be obtained by Puerto Rico, to investigate conditions in industries in Puerto Rico for which Spe­ any person upon request addressed to and to recommend minimum wage rates cial Industry Committee No. 9 for Puerto the Administrator of the Wage and Hour for employees engaged in commerce or Rico has made the foregoing separate Division, United States Department of in the production of goods for commerce minimum wage recommendations are as Labor, Washington 25, D. C., or the Wage in a number of industries in Puerto Rico follows: and Hour Division, United States De­ specified in the orders, including the Semi-Vitreous and Vitreous-China partment of Labor, Room 412, New York Semi-Vitreous and Vitreous-China Food Food Utensils Division of the Clay and Department Store Building, Stop Utensils Division of the Clay and Clay Clay Products Industry in Puerto Rico. Ponce de Leon Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Products Industry; Leaf Tobacco In­ The manufacture of semi-vitreous and Rico. dustry; and Cigar and Cigarette Indus­ vitreous-china table and kitchen articles D. Public hearings will be held in try. for use in households and in hotels, Room 5406, Department of Labor Build­ The Committee included disinterested restaurants and other1 commercial insti­ ing, Washington 25, D. C. at 10:00 a. m., persons representing the public, a like tutions for preparing, serving, or storing on the dates set forth below before the number of persons representing em­ food or drink. Administrator of the Wage and Hour ployees in these industries, and a like Leaf Tobacco Industry in Puerto Rico. Division, or a representative designated number representing employers in these The processing of leaf tobacco including, to preside in his place, for the purpose industries. but not by way of limitation, the grad­ of taking evidence on the question of Special Industry Committee No. 9 for ing, fermenting, stemming, packing, whether the separate recommendations Puerto Rico has made separate minimum storing, drying and handling of tobacco of Special Industry Committee No. 9 for wage recommendations and has duly prior to use in the manufacture of cigars Puerto Rico set forth above Nshall be filed with the Administrator reports con­ or other finished tobacco products. approved or disapproved. taining such recommendations, pursuant Cigar and Cigarette Industry in Puerto Semi-Vitreous and Vitreous-China to section 8 (d) of the act and § 511.19 Rico. The manufacture of cigarettes, Food Utensils Division of the Clay and of the regulations issued under the act, cigars, cheroots and little cigars, includ­ Clay Products Industry, March 13, 1951; for each of the aforementioned indus­ ing the stemming of cigar wrappers or Leaf Tobacco Industry, March 19, 1951; tries. binders by a cigar manufacturer. Cigar and Cigarette Industry, March 19, The Administrator is required under C. The full texts of the reports and 1951. section 8 (d) of the act, after due notice E. Any interested person supporting to interested persons and giving them an recommendations of Special Industry or opposing any of the recommendations opportunity to be heard, to approve and Committee No. 9 for Puerto Rico for of Special Industry Committee No. 9 for carry into effect by order each of the each of the above industries will be Puerto Rico which are set forth above recommendations of Special Industry available for inspection by any person may appear at any of the aforesaid hear­ Committee No. 9 for Puerto Rico if he between the hours of 9:00 a. m. and 4:30 ings to offer evidence, either on his own finds that the recommendations are p. m. at the following offices of the United behalf or on behalf of any other person; Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1479 provided, that, not later than seven days sentative, as the case may be) as are an amount adequate to cover the fees preceding any hearing"at which he in­ deemed appropriate: and mileage involved. tends to appear, such person shall file 1. The hearing shall be stenographi- 9. The rules of evidence prevailing in with the Administrator of the Wage and cally reported and a transcript made courts of law or equity shall not be con­ Hour Division, United States Department Which will be available to any person at trolling. However, it shall be the policy of Labor, Washington 25, D. C., or at prescribed rates upon request addressed to exclude irrelevant, immaterial, or un­ the office of the Wage and Hour Divi­ to the Administrator, Wage and Hour duly repetitious evidence. sion, United States Department of Labor, Division, United States Department of 10. The Presiding Officer shall, upon Room 412, New York Department Store Labor, Fourteenth and Constitution Ave­ request, permit any person appearing in Building, Stop 16%, Ponce de Leon nue NW., Washington 25, D. C. the proceeding to conduct such cross- Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Rico, notice of 2. At the discretion of the Presiding examination of any witness offered by his intention to appear, which shall con­ Officer, the hearing may be continued another person as may be required for a tain the following information: from day to day or adjourned to a later full and true disclosure of the facts, and 1. The name and address of the per­ date, or to a different place by announce­ to object to the admission or exclusion son appearing; ment thereof at the hearing or by other of evidence. Objections to the admission 2. If such person is appearing in a appropriate notice. or exclusion of evidence shall be stated representative capacity, the name and 3. At any stage of the hearing, the briefly with the reasons relied on. Such address of the person or persons whom Presiding Officer may c a l for further objections shall become a part of the he is representing; evidence upon any matter. After the record, but the record shall not include 3. The recommendation or recom­ hearing has been closed, no further argument thereon except as ordered by mendations of Special Industry Com­ evidence shall be taken, except at the the Presiding Officer. mittee No. 9 for Puerto Rico in which request of the Administrator, unless pro­ 11. Before, the close of the hearing, he is interested and whether he pro­ vision has been made at the hearing for written request shall be received from poses to appear for or against such rec­ the later receipt of such evidence. In persons appearing in the proceeding for ommendation or recommendations; the event that the Administrator shall permission to make oral argument before cause the hearing to be reopened for the the Administrator upon the matters in 4. The approximate length of time re­ purpose of receiving further evidence, quested for his presentation. issue. If the Administrator, in his dis­ due and reasonable notice of the time cretion, allows the request, he shall give Such notice may be mailed to the and place fixed for such taking of testi­ such notice thereof as he deems suitable Administrator, Wage and Hour Division, mony shall be given to all persdhs who to all persons appearing in the proceed­ United States Department of Labor, or have filed a notice of intention to ap­ ing and shall designate the time and to the Wage and Hour Division, United pear at the hearing. place at which oral argument shall be States Department of Labor, Room 412, 4. All evidence must be presented un­ heard. If such requests are allowed, all New York Department Store Building, der oath or affirmation. persons appearing at the hearing shall Stop 16%, Ponce de Leon Avenue, San­ 5. Except as otherwise permitted by be given opportunity to present oral turce, Puerto Rico, and shall be deemed the Presiding Officer, written documents argument. filed upon receipt. or exhibits submitted personally at the 12. Briefs (4 copies) on particular F. Any person interested in support­ hearing must be offered in evidence by a questions may be submitted to the Ad­ ing or opposing any of the above person who is prepared to testify as to ministrator following the close of the recommendations of Special Industry the authenticity and trustworthiness hearing, by any persons appearing Committee No. 9 for Puerto Rico may thereof, and who shall, at the time of thereat. Notice of the final dates for fil­ secure further information concerning offering the documentary exhibit, make ing such briefs shall be given by the Ad­ the aforesaid hearings by inquiry di­ a brief statement as to the contents and ministrator in such manner as shall be rected to the Administrator, Wage and manner of preparation thereof. Writ­ deemed suitable by him. Hour Division, United States Department ten, sworn statements may be filed any 13. (a) Where the hearing is held be­ of Labor, or to the Territorial Represen­ time prior to the date of the hearing by fore the Administrator, within fifteen tative, Wage and Hour Division, United persons who cannot appear personally. (15) days after the close of the hearing, States Department of Labor, Room 412, 6. Written documents and exhibits any interested person appearing at the New York Department Store Building, shall be tendered in quadruplicate. hearing may submit, for the considera­ Stop 16%, Ponce de Leon Avenue, San­ When evidence is embraced in a docu­ tion of the Administrator, an original turce, Puerto Rico, or by consulting with ment containing matter not intended to and four copies of a statement in writing attorneys representing the Administra­ be offered in evidence, such a document containing proposed findings and con­ tor who will be available at the Office will not be received, but the person offer­ clusions, together with supporting rea­ of the Solicitor, United States Depart­ ing the same may present to the Pre­ sons therefor. ment of Labor, in Washington, D. C. siding Officer the original document (b) Where the hearing is held before G. The records made at the public together with two copies of those por­ a representative of the Administrator hearings on conditions in the above- tions of the document intended to be designated to preside in his place, a named industries in Puerto Rico held offered in evidence. complete record of the proceedings shall before Special Industry Committee No. 7. Subpoenas requiring the attend­ be certified to the Administrator upon 9 in Santurce, Puerto Rico on November ance of witnesses or the presentation, of the close of the hearing. The Adminis­ 21, 22, 24, 27 and 28 and December 11, a document from any place in the United trator shall thereupon issue a tentative 12, 13, 14 and 15, 1950, may be exam­ States at any designated place of hear­ decision in the matter, which shall be­ ined by any interested person at the ing shall be issued by the Administrator come a part of the record and include offices of the Wage and Hour Division, upon request and upon a timely showing, a statement of his findings and conclu­ United States Department of Labor, at in writing, of the general relevance and sions, as well as the reasons or basis 14th and Constitution Avenue, Washing­ reasonable scope of the evidence sought. therefor, upon all the material issues of ton 25, D. C., and Room 412, New York Any person appearing in the proceeding fact, law, or discretion presented on the Department Store Building, Stop 16%, may apply for the issuance by the Ad­ record, and the appropriate order. No­ Ponce de Leon Avenue, Santurce, Puerto ministrator of the subpoena. Such tice o*f the Administrator’s tentative de­ Rico. The records of the public hearing application shall identify exactly the cision shall be published in the F ederal before the Industry Committee with re­ witness or document and state fully the R eg ister. spect to each of the above-named indus­ nature of the evidence proposed to be (c) Within fifteen (15) days after such tries in Puerto Rico will be offered in secured. notice of the Administrator’s tentative evidence at the appropriate public hear­ 8. Witnesses summoned by the Admin­ decision is published in the Federal Reg­ ing before the Administrator or his rep­ istrator shall be paid the same fees and ister, any interested person appearing resentative on such industry. mileage as are paid witnesses in the at the hearing may file with the Admin­ H. The hearings will be conducted in courts of the United States. Witness istrator a statement in writing (original accordance with the following rules, sub­ fees and mileage shall be paid by the and four copies) setting forth any ex­ ject, however, to such subsequent modi­ party at whose instance witnesses ap-i ceptions he may have to such decision, fications by the Presiding Officer (the pear and the Administrator, before issu- together with supporting reasons for Administrator or his authorized repre- " ing a subpoenk, may require a deposit of such exceptions. No. 30------2 1480 PROPOSED RULE MAKING

(d) After the expiration of the fifteen hour to be paid to employees in the Authority: §§ 702.1 to 702.4 issued under handicraft products industry who are sec. 8, 63 Stat. 915; 29'U. S. C. 208. Interpret day periods referred to in paragraphs or apply sec. 5, 63 Stat. 911; 29 U. S. C. 205. 13 (a) and (c) above, and after consid­ engaged in commerce or in the produc­ eration of all relevant matter presented tion of goods for commerce. § 702.1 Approval of recommendation as provided in such paragraphs, the Ad­ Pursuant to notice published in the of industry committee. The Commit­ ministrator shall make his final decision F ederal R egister on October 20, 1950, tee’s recommendation is hereby ap­ in the matter, and shall issue an order and circulated to all interested persons, proved. a public hearing upon the Committee’s approving or disapproving the recom­ § 702.2 Wage rate. Wages at a rate mendations of the industry committee. recommendations was held before Hear­ of not less than 26 cents pier hour shall Such order shall be published in the ing Examiner Clifford P. Grant, as pre­ be paid under section 6 of the Fair Labor F ederal R egister. siding officer, in Washington, D. C., on Standards Act of 1938, as amended, by 14. Any wage order issued as a result November 16, 1950, at which all inter­ every employer, to each of his employees of hearings held hereunder shall take ested parties were given an opportunity to be heard. After the hearing was in the handicraft products industry in effect 30 days after due notice is given Puerto Rico who is engaged in com­ of the issuance thereof by publication closed the record of the hearing was certified to the Administrator by the merce or in the production of goods for in the F ederal R egister, or at such time commerce. prior thereto as may be provided therein presiding officer. upon good cause found and published Upon reviewing all the evidence ad­ § 702.3 Notices of order. Every em­ therewith. duced in this proceeding and after giv­ ployer employing any employees so en­ ing consideration to the provisions of gaged in commerce or in the production Signed at Washington, D. C„ this 6th the act, particularly sections 5 and 8 of goods for commerce in the handicraft day of-February 1951. thereof, I, as Administrator, have con­ products industry in Puerto Rico shall Wm. R. M cComb, cluded that the recommendation of the post and keep posted in a conspicuous Administrator, Committee for a minimum wage rate in place in each department of his estab­ Wage and Hour Division. the handicraft products industry in lishment where such employees are [F. R. Doc. 51-2107; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; Puerto Rico, as defined, was made in ac­ working such notices of this order as 8:47 a. m.] cordance with law, is supported by the shall be prescribed from time to time by evidence adduced at the hearing, and, the Wage and Hour Division of the taking into consideration the same fac­ United States Department of Labor and tors as are required to be considered by shall give such other notice as the Divi­ the Committee, will carry out the pur­ sion may prescribe. [ 29 CFR, Part 702 1 poses of sections 5 and 8 of the act. § 702.4 Definition of the handicraft inim um age ates in th e andicraft I have set forth my decision in a docu­ M W R H products industry in Puerto Rico. The P roducts I ndustry in P uerto R ico ment entitled “Findings and Opinion of the Administrator in the Matter of the handicraft products industry, to which NOTICE OF PROPOSED DECISION Recommendation of Special Industry this part shall apply, is hereby defined Committee No. 8 for Puerto Rico for a as follows: On June 15, 1950, pursuant to section (a) The manufacture of hand-made 5 (a) of the Fair Labor Standards Act Minimum Wage Rate in the Handicraft Products Industry in Puerto Rico,’’ a or hand-woven products (including, but of 1938, as amended, hereinafter called without limitation, handbags, belts, hats, the act, the Administrator of the Wage copy of which may be had upon request addressed to the Wage and Hour Divi­ rugs, baskets, mats, coasters, lamp and and Hour Division, United States De­ window shades, blinds, and fans) made partment of Labor, by Administrative sion, United States Department of Labor, Washington 25, D. C. wholly or chiefly of straw, raffia, sisal, Order No. 399, appointed Special Indus­ maguey, palm leaves, rushes, grasses, try Committee No. 8 for Puerto Rico, Accordingly, notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Administrative Proce­ hair bristles, feathers, excelsior, cork, hereinafter called the Committee, and bamboo, rattan, willow, seeds, native directed the Committee to investigate dure Act (60 Stat. 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001) and the rules of practice governing this shells, pebbles, esponga, or similar ma­ conditions in a number of industries in terials: Provided, however, That this Puerto Rico specified and defined in the proceeding (15 F. R. 7029), that I pro­ pose to approve the recommendation of definition shall not include any product order, Including the handicraft products or activity included in the button, buckle, industry, and to recommend minimum the Committee for the handicraft prod­ ucts industry and to issue a wage order and jewelry industry or the textile^ and wage rates for employees engaged in textile products industry, as those in­ commerce or in the production of goods to read as set forth below to carry such recommendation into effect. dustries in Puerto Rico are defined in for commerce in such industries. Within 15 days from publication of the wage orders for such industries For purposes of investigating condi­ this notice in the F ederal R egister, in­ (Parts 697 and 699 of this chapter). tions in and recommending minimum terested parties may submit written ex­ (b) This definition supersedes the wage rates for the handicraft products ceptions to the proposed action above definitions contaii^ed in any and all wage industry in Puerto Rico, the Committee described. Exceptions should be ad­ orders heretofore issued for other in­ included three disinterested persons rep­ dressed to the Administrator of the Wage dustries in Puerto Rico to the extent that resenting the public, a like number rep­ and Hour Division, United States De­ such definitions include products or op­ resenting employers, and a like number partment of Labor, Washingtoh 25, D. C. erations covered by the definition of this representing employees in the handicraft They should be submitted in quadru­ industry. products industry, and was composed of plicate, and should include supporting Signed at Washington, D. C., this 5th residents of Puerto Rico and of the reasons for any exceptions. United States outside of Puerto Rico. day of February 1951. After investigating economic and com­ Sec. 702.1 Approval of recommendation of in­ Wm. R. McComb, petitive conditions in the handicraft dustry committee. Administrator, products industry in Puerto Rico, the 702.2 Wage rate. Wage and Hour Division. Committee filed with the Administrator 702.3 Notices of order. a report containing its recommendation 702.4 Definition of the handicraft products [F. R. Doc. 51-2106; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; for a minimum wage rate of 26 cents an Industry in Puerto Bico. 8:46 a. m.] Tuesday, February IS, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1481

NOTICES

On January 22, 1951, applicant filed Communities having no gas distribution FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION system. Shelby, Kings Mountain, Bessemer an answer to such petition whereby it City, Mount Holly, Belmont, Davidson* [Docket No. E-6341] objected to the granting thereof. Mooresville, Carrboro, Cary, Fletcher, Ranlo, M innesota P ow er & L ight C o. The Commission finds: Good cause McAdenville, Lowell, Cramerton, Troutmans, exists for granting the petition of the Cornelius, Landis, China Grove, Enka, Cliff- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Commission’s staff and for reopening side, Henrietta, Caroleen, Forest City, Spin- dale, Rutherfordton. F ebruary 6, 1951. the hearing as requested in said petition. The Commission orders: The estimated over-all cost of the pro­ Take notice that on February 2, 1951, (A) The petition of the Commission’s an application was filed with the Fed­ posed pipeline facilities is approximately staff to reopen the hearing in this pro­ $4,500,000. It is planned to finance the eral Power Commission, pursuant to sec­ ceeding be and the same is hereby tion 203 of the Federal Power Act, by cost of such facilities by the issuance of granted, and said hearing be and the first mortgage bonds and junior secu­ Minnesota Power & Light Company, a same is hereby reopened for the purpose corporation organized under the laws of rities. of receiving the evidence as set out in Protests or petitions to intervene may the State of Minnesota, and doing busi­ said motion. ness in said State with its principal busi­ be filed with the Federal Power Commis­ (B) Said reopened public hearing be sion, Washington 25, D. C., in accord­ ness office at Duluth, Minnesota, seeking held commencing on March 12, 1951, at an order authorizing the acquisition ance with the rules of practice and pro­ 10:00 a. m., e. s. t., in the Hearing Boom cedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) on or before from Superior Water, Light and Power of the Federal Power Commission, 1800 Company, a Wisconsin corporation, of the 19th day of February, 1951. The Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washing­ application is on file with the Commis­ 14,000 shares of Common Stock ($100 ton, D. C. par value). Applicant proposes to pur­ sion for public inspection. Date of issuance: February 7, 1951. chase 7,500 shares of such stock for an [ seal] L eon M. F uquay, aggregate cash amount of $750,000 com­ By the Commission. Secretary. puted on the basis of the $100 par value of each such share of stock, and also [ seal! L eon M. F uquay, [F. R. Doc. 51-2129; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; to acquire the 6,500 shares of Common *Secretary. 8:52 a. m.] Stock of Superior declared as a dividend, [F. R. DOC. 61-2109; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951J which includes the fractional shares 8:47 a. m.] payable in respect of the nine directors’ qualifying shares, on the 11,000 shares [Docket No. 0-1595] of Superior’s Common Stock presently K ansas-C olorado^TJt il it ie s , I nc. outstanding; all as more fully appears in [Docket No. G-1407] the application on file with the Com­ P ublic S ervice Co. o f North C arolina, NOTICE OF APPLICATION mission. I nc. Any person desiring to be heard, or F ebruary 7, 1950. to make any protest with reference to NOTICE OF AMENDED APPLICATION Take notice that on January 24, 1951, said application should, on or before the F ebruary 7, 1951. Kansas-Colorado Utilities, Inc. (Appli­ 26th day of February 1951, file with the Take notice that Public Service Com­ cant), a Kansas corporation having its Federal Power Commission, Washington pany of North Carolina, Incorporated, principal office at Lamar, Colorado, filed 25, D. C., a petition or protest in accord­ (Applicant) a North Carolina corpora­ an application for a certificate of public ance with the Commission’s rules of tion having its principal place of busi­ convenience and necessity pursuant to practice and procedure. The application ness at Gastonia, North Carolina, filed section 7 of the Natural GaS Act, author­ is on file with the Commission for pub­ on February 6, 1951, its second amended izing the sale of natural gas as herein­ lic inspection. application for (1) a certificate of pub­ after described and as more fully de­ scribed in the application. [ seal] L eon M. F uquay, lic convenience and necessity pursuant Secretary. to section 7 (c) of the Natural Gas Act, Applicant proposes to sell to Pan­ as amended, authorizing the construc­ handle Eastern Pipe Line Company all [F. R. Doc. 61-2110; Filed, Feta. 12, 19515 of the gas produced from Applicant’s 8:48 a. m.] tion and operation of certain natural- gas transmission pipeline facilities here-. “McClure” and “Schowalter” wells in inafter described, and for (2) an order Stevens County, Kansas. Applicant also under section 7 (a) of the act directing proposes to sell 1,300,000 Mcf of gas to Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corpo­ Colorado Interstate Gas Company be­ [Docket No. G-1268] ration (Transcontinental), a natural- tween August 1950 and August 1951 with Ohio F uel Gas Co. gas company subject to the jurisdiction an option on the part of Colorado Inter­ of the Commission, to establish physical state Gas Company to purchase 700,000 ORDER GRANTING PETITION TO REOPEN connection of its transportation facili­ Mcf during the 12-month period subse­ HEARING ties with the facilities of and sell natural quent to August 9, 1951. Applicant F ebruary 6,1951. gas to Applicant. I states that all additional facilities neces­ Applicant proposes to construct and sary for the sale and delivery of this On January 12, 1951, the Commis­ gas are to be constructed by the sion’s staff filed a petition to reopen the operate a number of lateral pipe lines hearing in this proceeding for the pur­ aggregating approximately 168 miles in purchasers. length, together with appurtenant facili­ Protests or petitions to intervene may pose of the introduction of new evidence be filed with the Federal Power Commis­ which was not available during the hear­ ties extending from various points of connection with Transcontinental’s sion, Washington 25, D. C., in accordance ing. The petition avers that such evi­ with the rules of practke and procedure dence' will consist of exhibits and transmission pipeline system in North Carolina to the various towns and cities (18 CFR 1.8 or l.lOT^n or before the testimony showing that the estimates 28th day of February 1951. The appli­ of applicant, the Ohio Fuel Gas Com­ proposed to be served, as hereinafter pany, introduced in evidence at the set forth. The communities in North cation is on file with the Commission hearing, for the year ending September Carolina proposed to be served, are the .for public inspection. 30, 1950, are materially at variance with following: [seal], L eon M. F uquay, actual experience; and evidence as to Communities now served artificial gas by Secretary. volumes of sales, cost of operations and Applicant—N. C. Asheville, Gastonia, pal* temperature conditions to the latest las, Concord, Kannapolis, Statesville, Chapel [F . R. Doc. 51-2128; Filed, Feb. 12, 19515 8:51 a. m.] date available. Hill, Durham, Raleigh. 1482 NOTICES

[Docket No. G—1599] GENERAL SERVICES ADMIN­ 8. This delegation of authority shall be effective as of the date hereof. N ational G as & Oil C orp. ISTRATION Dated: February 7, 1951. NOTICE OP APPLICATION Delegation o f Auth o rity R u ssell F orbes, F ebruary 7, 1951. FEDERAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR TO ACT Acting Administrator. Take notice that on January 29, 1951, AS CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR DISTRIBU­ [P. R. Doc. 51-2135; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; National Gas & Oil Corporation (Appli­ TION OF CERTAIN MOTION PICTURES AND 8:53 a. m.] cant) of 36 North Second Street, Newark, FILM STRIPS i Ohio, filed an application for an order pursuant to section 7 (a) of the Natural 1. Pursuant to the authority vested in DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Gas Act requiring Tennessee Gas Trans­ me by section 205 (d) of the Federal mission Company (Tennessee) to estab­ Property and Administrative Services Bureau of Land Management lish an interconnection of facilities and Act of 1949 (Pub. Law 152, 81st Cong.), [Misc. No. 59607] authority is hereby delegated to the Fed­ to sell 7,500 Mcf of natural gas per day A laska and California to Applicant at a point on Tennessee’s eral Security Administrator to act as main transmission pipe line near Zanes­ contracting officer on Contract No. G S- revocation of orders opening lands to ville, Ohio. Applicant is now engaged OOS-3085, dated January 1, 1951, and ENTRY UNDER THE FOREST HOMESTEAD in the production, distribution, and sale in such capacity to make all decisions ACT of natural gas in Ohio. authorized by the terms of said contract.’ F ebruary 7,1951. Protests or petitions to intervene may 2; Appeals from decisions of said con­ Pursuant to requests of the Depart­ be filed with the Federal Power Commis­ tracting officer shall be taken to the ment of Agriculture and in accordance sion, Washington 25, D. C., in accordance Administrator of General Services. with Departmental Order No. 2583 § 2.22 with the rules of practice and procedure 3. Amendments to said contract shall (a) of August 16, 1950 (15 F. R. 5643), it (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) on or before the be made only with the approval of the is ordered as follows: 28th day of February 1951. The appli­ Administrator of General Services or his Subject to any valid interveriing ad­ cation is on file with the Commission for authorized representative. . verse claims, the orders listed below public inspection. 4. Ttys authority may be redelegated opening lands in certain national forests to any official or employee of the Federal to entry under the act of June 11, 1906, [seal] L eon M. F uc*uay, Security Agency, and shall be exercised as amended (34 Stat. 233; 16 U. S. C. Secretary. in accordance with the policies, proce­ 506-509), are hereby revoked so far as [P. R. Doc. 51-2127; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951; dures, and controls prescribed by the they affect the following-described 8:51 a. m.] General Services Administration. lands:

List No. and national'forest Land FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Date of order of opening [Pile No. 21-153] June 23,1917, as amended 6-1912, Tongass National Forest, T. 39 S., R. 64 E., C. R. M., sec. 2, lots 2, 3, 6, Oct. 10,1932. Alaska. aggregating 75.46 acres. S et -U p P aper B ox I ndustry June 23,1917___ 6-2068, Tongass National Forest, H. E. Survey No. 104, U. S. Survey No. 1197, Alaska. on Eagle River, latitude 58°32' N., longitude NOTICE OF HOLDING OF TRADE PRACTICE 134°48' W., containing 46.84 acres. Feb. 3, 1944______10-6, Tongass National Forest, Alaska. A tract of land on the west bank of Knig Slough, CONFÈRENCE Dry Island, lying in sec. 23, T. 60 S., R. 82 E., C. R. M., containing approximately 154.58 Notice is hereby given that a trade acres. Oct. 5, 1908------1628, Six Rivera National Forest, T. 2 S„ R. 7 E., H. M., sec. 2, NWJ4SWH, con­ practice conference, under the auspices Calif. taining 40 acres. of the Federal Trade Commission, will Oct. 19,1910______5-459, Six Rivers National Forest, T. 2 S., R. 7 E., H. M„ sec. 4. NEJ4SE)4NWH, be held for the Set-Up Paper Box In­ Calif. . NHSEHSEMNWJ4, and SEHSEJ4SEM NWH, containing 17.50 acres, reserved for dustry in the Bowman Room of the Hotel use as the Mad River Administrative Site by Biltmore, Madison Avenue aryl 43d Executive Order No. 1373 of June 16, 1911. July 16,1915______5-2494, Los Padres National Forest, T. 24 S„ R. 6 $., M. D. M„ sec. 30, NEÎ4SEH Street, New York City, on March 1 ,1951, Calif. NWH, containing 10 acres. commencing at 10 a. m., e. s. t. Jan. 24,1917______5-2820, Los Padres National Forest, T. 7 N., R. 21 W., S. B. M., sec. 4, E)iSEH Calif. SWM; sec. 9, EHNEHNWH and SWMNEH All persons, firms, corporations, and NWJ4, containing 50 acres. organizations engaged in the business of manufacturing, selling, and distributing W illiam Zimmerman, Jr., set-up paper boxes are cordially invited ( Assistant Director. to attend or send representatives to the conference and to take part in the pro­ [F. R. Doc. 51-2103; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; 8:45 a. m.] ceedings. Products of the industry in­ % clude boxes fabricated from paperboard and distributed or sold in rigid or set-up [Misc. No. 51984 et al.] Subject to valid existing rights and form. Such boxes are used in the ship­ Alaska the provisions of existing withdrawals, ping and marketing of shirts, proprietary the following-described public lands in drugs, hosiery, etc., and are to be dis­ RESTORATION ORDER NO. 1292 UNDER FEDERAL POWER ACT Alaska, so far as they are withdrawn or tinguished from the folding or collapsi­ reserved for power purposes, are hereby ble type paperboard containers. I F ebruary 7, 1951. opened to disposition under the appli­ The conference and further proceed­ Pursuant to the following-listed de­ cable public-land laws as provided be­ ings in the matter will be directed to­ terminations of the Federal Power ward the eventual establishment and Commission and in accordance with low, subject to the provisions of section promulgation by the Commission of Departmental Order No. 2583 § 2.22 (a) 24 of the Federal Power Act of June 10, trade practice rules for the industry of August 16, 1950 (15 F. R. 5643), it is 1920 (41 Stat. 1075; 16 U. S. C. 818), as under which unfair methods of competi­ ordered as follows: amended: tion, unfair or c^jgeptive acts or practices, and other trade abuses, may be elimi­ Determi­ nated and prevented. Dates and types of Types of restoration Land nation withdrawals No. Issued: February 7,1951. By direction of the Commission. DA-45 Power project No. 119, as For purchase under sec. 10 of the Homesite No. 107,1.08 acres, latitude modified Apr. 24, 1934. act of May 14,1898, as amended 60°30'12" N., longitude 149°45'30" W. by the act of May 26,1934 (48 Homesite No. Ill, 1.12 acres, latitude [ seal] D. C. D aniel, Stat. 809; 48 U. S. C. 461). 60°30'12" N., longitude 149°45'30" W. Secretary. Trade and manufacturing site, 24.97 acres, latitude 60°29' N., longitude [P. R. Doc. 51-2108; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951} 149°45'W. 8:47 a. m.] Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1483

The above-described tracts are located on the north shore of Kenai Lake, and existing withdrawals, become subject to are within the Chugach National Forest. application, petition, location, or selec­ tion as follows: Deter-. (a) Ninety-one day period for prefer­ Dates and types of Land initiation withdrawals Type of restoration ence-right filings. For a period of 91 No. days, commencing at the hour and on the day specified above, the public lands DA-48 Power project No. 119, as For purchase under sec. 10 of the Homesite No. 108, 2.29 acres, latitude affected by this notice shall be subject modified Apr. 24, 1934. act of May 14,1898, as amend­ 60°30'12" N., longitude 149°46'59" W. ed by the act of May 26, 1934 only to (1) application under the home­ (48 Stat. 809; 48 U. S. C. 461). stead or the desert-laijd laws or the Small Tract Act of June 1, 1938, 52 The above-described tract is located on the north shore of Kenai Lake, and is Stat. 609 (43 U. S. C. 682a), as amended, within the Chugach National Forest. by qualified veterans of World War II and other qualified persons entitled to Determi­ preference under the act of September Dates and types of Land nation withdrawals Type of restoration 27, 1944, 58 Stat. 747 (43 U. S. C. 279- No. 284), as amended, subject to the re­ quirements of applicable law, and (2) DA-50 Power project No. 119, as For purchase under sec. i0 of U. S. survey No. 2526, lot 7, 4.99 acres, application under any applicable public- modified Apr. -<24, 1934; the act of May 14, 1898, as latitude 60°29'49" N., longitude power, site classification amended by the act of May i49°49'30" W.- (homesite No. 102, land law, based on prior existing valid No. 409 of June 29, 1950. . 26,1934 (48 Stat. 809; 48 U. S. Cooper Landing Group). settlement rights and preference rights C.^461). DA-51 U. S. survey No. 2526, lot 11, 3.98 conferred by existing laws or equitable acres, latitude 60°29'49" N., longi­ claims subject to allowance and con­ tude 149°49'30" W. (homesite No. 53, Cooper Landing Group). firmation. Applications under subdivi­ DA-54 U. S. survey No. 2526, lot 9, 4.34 acres, sion (1) of this paragraph shall be latitude 60°29'49" N., longitude 149°49'30" W. (homesite No. 63, subject to applications and claims of the Cooper Landing Group). classes described in subdivision (2) of this paragraph. All applications filed The above-described tracts are located on Kenai River between Kenai Lake under this paragraph either at or before and the mouth of Russian River, and are within the Chugach National Forest. 10:00 a. m. on the 35th day after the date of this notice shall be treated as though filed simultaneously at that time. Deter­ mina­ Dates and types of Type of restoration Land All applications filed under this para­ tion No. withdrawals graph after 10:00 a. m., on the said 35th day shall be considered in the order of DA-56... Power Site Reserve No. 674 Under the applicable public- Seward Meridian T. 15 N., R. 1 W., filing. of Jan. 23,1918. land laws. sec. 5, lot 1, W1&NEJ4, SEJ4NEH, and SEJ4NWH, containing 198.89 (b) Date for non-preference-right fil­ acres. ings. Commencing at 10:00 a. m., on the 126th day after the date of this The above-described lands are included in withdrawals for use of the War notice, any lands remaining unappro­ Department for military purposes made by Public Land Orders No. 20 of August priated shall become subject to such 4, 1942 and No. 95 of March 12, 1943. application, petition, location, selection, dr other appropriation by the public generally as may be authorized by the Deter­ Dates and types of with­ Land public-land laws. All such applications mination drawals Type of restoration No. filed either at or before 10:00 a. m„ on the 126th day after the date of this DA-47 Power project No. 119, as For purchase under sec. 10 of U. S. surfey No. 2522, lot 35,4.47 acres, notice, shall be treated as though filed modified Apr. 24,1934. the act of May 14, 1898,- as latitude 60°30'09" N., longitude simultaneously at the hour specified on amended by the act of May 26, 149°47'00" W. (homesite No. 35, 1934 (48 Stat. 809; 48 U. S. C. Slaughter Creek Group). such 126th day. All applications filed 461). thereafter shall be considered in the DA-52 Power project No. 119, as U. S. survey No. 2524, lotl^TiOl acres, modified Apr. 24, 1934; latitude 60°30'10" N., longitude order of filing. power site classification 149°48' W. (homesite No. 110, Slaugh­ A veteran shall accompany his appli­ No. 409 of June 29, 1950. ter Creek Group). cation with a complete photostatic, or other copy (both sides), of his certifi­ W illiam Zimmerman, J r ., cate of honorable discharge, or of an Assistant Director. official document of his branch of the [F. R. Doc. 51-2104; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; 8:45 a. m.] service which shows clearly his honor-: able discharge as defined in § 181.36 of Title 43 of the Code of Federal Regula­ tions, or constitutes evidence of other [1646293] Available information indicates that facts upon which the claim for pref­ the described land is rolling and moun­ erence is based and which shows clearly I daho tainous. the period of service. Other persons NOTICE OF FILING OF PLAT OF SURVEY Lots 1, 2, E 1/2NW1/4, NEj/4 of such sec. claiming credit for service of veterans 31, are within the exterior boundaries of must furnish like proof in support of F ebruary 7, 1951. the Salmon National Forest by procla­ their claims. Persons asserting pref­ Notice'is given that the plat of original mations of November 5, 1906, May 19, erence rights, through settlement or survey of the following described lands, 1913, and Executive orders of July 1, otherwise, and those having equitable accepted September 15, 1949, will be 1908, and October 8, 1938. claims, shall accompany their applica­ officially filed in the Land and Survey No applications for the remainder of tions by duly corroborated statements in Office, Boise, Idaho, effective at 10:00 the lands described may be allowed un­ support thereof, setting forth in detail a. m., on the 35th day after the date of der the homestead, desert-land, small all facts relevant to their claims. this notice: tract, or any other non-mineral public Applications for these lands, which B oise Meridian land law unless the land has already shall be filed in the Land and Survey been classified as valuable or suitable for Office, Boise, Idaho, shall be acted T. 8 N., R. 29 E., such application or shall be so classified - upon in accordance with the regu­ Sec. 31, Lots, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, NE&, E&NW &, E % £05 upon consideration of an application. lations contained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of At the hour and date specified above the Code of Federal Regulations and The area described aggregates 493.19 the said lands shall, subject to valid Part 296 of that title, to the extent that acres. existing rights and the provisions of such regulations are applicable. 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cations under the homestead laws shall tend to take at the hearing with respect tion for relief from the long-and-short- be governed by the regulations contained to the application. Otherwise the Com­ haul provision of section 4 (1) of the in Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title 43 mission, in its discretion, may proceed to Interstate Commerce Act. of the Code of Federal Regulations, and investigate and determine the matters Filed by: L. E. Kipp, Agent, for car­ applications under the desert-land laws involved in such application without fur­ and the said Small Tract Act of June 1, ther or formal hearing. If because of an riers parties to Chicago and Northwest­ 1938, shall be governed by the regula­ ern Railway Company’s tariff I. C. C. emergency a grant

I. C. C. No. Supp. No. Geological Survey [4th Sec. Application 25827] B en zin e H exachloride F rom C harles­ C. & N. W. Tariff______11153 4 N e w M exico C. G. W. Tariff...... 5605 ton, W. Va., to S outhern P oints C. M. St. P. & P. Tariff___ ... B-7626 4 DEFINITIONS OF KNOWN GEOLOGIC STRUC­ C. R. I. & P. Tariff...... C-13340 8 APPLICATION FOR RELIEF C. B. & Q. Tariff______*20167 TURES OF PRODUCING OIL AND GAS FIELDS 10 F ebruary 8, 1951. Former paragraph (c) of § 227.0, Part The Commission is in receipt of the Any interested person desiring the 227, Title 30, Chapter II, Code of Federal Commission to hold a hearing upon such Regulations (1947 Supp.), codification of above-entitled and numbered applica­ tion for relief from the long-and-short- application shall request the Commis­ which has been discontinued by a docu­ sion in writing so to do within 15 days ment published in Part II of the F ederal haul provision of section 4 (1) of the Interstate Commerce Act. from the date of this notice. As provided R egister dated December 31, 1948, is by the general rules of practice of the hereby supplemented by the addition of Filed by: L. C. Schuldt, Agent, for car­ riers parties to his tariff I. C. C. No. 4300, Commission, Rule 73, persons other than the following structure defined effective applicants should fairly disclose their as of the date shown; pursuant to fourth-section order No. 9800. interest, and the position they intend to Name of Field, Effective Date, and Acreage Commodities involved: Benzine hexa­ take at the hearing with respect to the (5) New Mexico chloride, in packages', carloads. application. Otherwise the Commission, From: Charleston and South Charles­ in its discretion, may proceed to investi­ Monument-Jal Field (consolidation gate and determine the matters in­ and revision); Nov. 21, 1950______268,031 ton, W. Va. , To: Points in Alabama, Florida, Geor­ volved in such application without T homas B . N olan, gia, North Carolina and South Carolina. further or formal hearing. If because Acting Director. Grounds for relief: Competition with of an emergency a grant of temporary [P. R. poc. 51-2102; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951; rail carriers and circuitous routes. relief is found to be necessary before the 8:45 a. m.] Any interested person desiring the expiration of the 15-day period, a hear­ Commission to hold a hearing upon such ing, upon a request filed within that application shall request the Commis, period, may be held subsequently. INTERSTATE COMMERCE sion in writing so to do within 15 days By the Commission, Division 2. COMMISSION from the date of this notice. As pro­ vided by the general rules of practice of [seal] W . P . B artel, {4th Sec. Application 25826] the Commission, Rule 73, persons other Secretary. B en zin e H exachloride F rom C harles­ than applicants should fairly disclose [P. R. Doc. 51-2122; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951; ton, W . Va., to M em ph is, T en n. their interest, and the position they in­ 8:50 a. m.] tend to take at the hearing with respect application for r e l ie f to the application. Otherwise the Com­ F ebruary 8, 1951. mission, in its discretion, may proceed to The Commission is in receipt of the investigate and determine the matters [4th Sec. Application 258291 .above-entitled and numbered applica­ involved in such application without fur­ ther or formal hearing. If because of an Al l -F reight F rom S yracuse, N. Y ., to tion for relief from the long-and-short- M ilw a u k ee, W is haul provision of section 4 (1) of the emergency a grant of temporary relief is Interstate Commerce Act. found to be necessary before the expira­ application for r el ie f tion of the 15-day period, a hearing, Filed by: L. C. Schuldt, Agent, for F ebruary 8,1951. carriers parties to his tariff I. C. C. No. upon a request filed within that period, The Commission is in receipt of the 4367, pursuant to fourth-section order may be held subsequently. No. 9800. above-entitled and numbered application By the Commission, Division 2. for relief from the long-and-short-haul Commodities involved: Benzine hexa­ [ seal] W. P. B artel, provision of section 4 (1) of the Inter­ chloride, in packages, carloads. Secretary. state Commerce Act. From: Charleston and South Charles­ Filed by: C. W. Boin, Agent, for car­ ton, W. Va. [P. R. Doc. 51-2121; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951J 8:49 a. m.] riers parties to Delaware, Lackawanna To: Memphis, Tenn. and Western Railroad Company’s tariff Grounds for relief: Competition with L C. C. No. 24411. rail carriers and circuitous routes. Commodities involved: All freight, Any interested person desiring the [4th Sec. Application 25828] mixed carloads. Commission to hold a hearing upon such From: Syracuse, N. Y. G rain and G rain P roducts to G u l f application shall request the Commis­ To: Milwaukee, Wis. P orts for E xport sion in writing so to do within 15 days Grounds for relief: Circuitous routes. from the date of this notice. As pro­ application for r el ie f Schedules filed containing .proposed vided by the general rules of practice of rates: D. L. & W. R. R. tariff I. C. C. No. the Commission, Rule 73, persons other F e b r u a r y 8 , 1 9 5 1 . 24411. than applicants should fairly disclose The Commission is in receipt of the Any interested person desiring the their interest, and the position they ,in­ above-entitled and numbered applica­ Commission to hold a hearing upon such Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1485 application shall request the Commission position he proposes to take at the hear­ The General Financial Plan set forth in writing so to do within 15 days from ing with respect to imposition of terms In the joint applications-déclarations the date of this notice. As provided by or conditions. In addition, any inter­ contemplates that the said notes will be the general rules of practice of the Com­ ested person may submit his views or continued in effect and permanently re­ mission, Rule 73, persons other than any additional facts bearing on this ap­ financed along with other notes which applicants should fairly disclose their plication by means of a letter addressed may be issued by Consolidated in con­ interest, and the position they intend to to the Secretary of the Securities and nection with its present construction take at the hearing with respect to the Exchange Commission, Washington, program. In accordance with present application. Otherwise the Commission, D. C.. If no one requests a hearing on estimates, it is contemplated that re­ in its discretion, may proceed to investi­ this matter, this application will be de­ financing of said notes will not take gate and determine the matters involved termined by order of the Commission on place until after March 15, 1952 at the in such application without further or the basis of the facts stated in the earliest. formal hearing. If because of an emer­ application, and other information con­ The above subsidiary companies have gency a grant of temporary relief is tained in the official file of the Commis­ each given notice to Consolidated of in­ found to be necessary before the expira­ sion pertaining to the matter. tention to continue this interim financ­ tion of the 15-day period, a hearing, upon ing effect to March 15, 1952; and a request filed within that period, may By the Commission. Consolidated likewise intends to give no­ be held subsequently. [ seal] Orval L. Du B o is, tice to the banks pursuant to the said By the Commission, Division 2. Secretary. Loan Agreements that it will continue its said outstanding notes in effect to [ seal] W. P. B artel, [F. R. Doc. 51-2111; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; March 15, 1952. All companies are re­ Secretary. 8:48 a. m.] serving the right to continue the notes [F. R. Doc. 51-2123; Piled, Feb. 12, 1951; in effect beyond March 15, 1952 if at 8:50 a. m.] that time this course becomes advisable and is approved by the Commission. [File Nos. 70-2325, 70-2499] In addition, Hope has heretofore is­ SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE C onsolidated Natural G as C o. et al. sued to Consolidated its 2 percent prom­ COMMISSION issory note in the face amount of ORDER GRANTING AND PERMITTING AMEND­ $2,500,000 with an ultimate maturity of [File No. 1-2501 MENTS TO PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS- March 15, 1955, but, as set forth in the C orn P roducts R efining Co. DECLARATIONS TO BECOME EFFECTIVE Commission’s order of November 29, 1950, further approval must be secured NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO WITHDRAW. FROM At a regular session of the Securities in order to continue such note in effect LISTING AND REGISTRATION, AND OF OPPOR­ and Exchange Commission, held at its beyond March 15, 1951. TUNITY FOR HEARING office in the city of Washington, D. C., The note is related to the General Fi­ on the 5th day of February A. D. 1951. At a regular session of the Securities nancial Plan indicated above and will In the matters of Consolidated Natural be continued in effect until the re­ and Exchange Commission, held at its Gas Company, The Peoples Natural Gas office in the city of Washington, D. C., on financing of the notes issued by Con­ Company, New York State Natural Gas solidated pursuant to File No. 70-2325. the 7th day of February A. D. 1951. Corporation, Hope Natural Gas Com­ Corn Products Refining Company, pur­ Hope has given notice to Consolidated pany, File No. 70-2325; Consolidated of intention to continue this interim fi­ suant to section 12 (d) of the Securities Natural Gas Company, Hope Natural Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule X-12D2- nancing in effect to March 14, 1952, but Gas Company, File No. 70-2499. is reserving the right to continue the 1 (b) promulgated thereunder, has made Consolidated Natural Gas Company application to withdraw from registra­ note in effect beyond March 15, 1952 (“Consolidated”), a registered holding if at that time this course becomes tion and listing on the Board of Trade company, and its subsidiaries, The of the City of Chicago its 7 Percent advisable and is approved by the Peoples Natural Gas Company (“Peo­ Commission. Cumulative Preferred Stock, Par Value ples”) , New York State Natural Gas Cor­ $100, and its Common Stock, Par Value Consolidated and its above subsidi­ poration (“New York State”) , and Hope aries have requested the Commission $25. The application for withdrawal Natural Gas Company (“Hope”), having alleges the following: to enter its order permitting all of the filed amendments to previous joint ap­ above outstanding promissory notes to (1) The applicant does not wish to plications-déclarations, pursuant to the incur the expense incident to the listing be continued in effect to March 15, 1952. Public Utility Holding Company Act of Said amendments to the previous on the Board of Trade of the City of 1935, with respect to the following pro­ Chicago of the additional shares of Com­ joint applications-déclarations having posed transactions: been filed on January 11, and 15, 1951, mon Stock issued on January 25, 1951 in Consolidated has heretofore issued to payment of its 5 percent stock dividend, and notice of said filing having been duly certain banks an aggregate of $20,000,000 given in the form and manner prescribed nor the considerable expense involved in of its 2 percent promissory notes pursu­ the preparation and printing of an ad­ by Rule U-23 promulgated pursuant to ant to the Loan Agreement dated Feb­ the act, and the Commission not having ditional listing application on the Board ruary 1,~ 1950, and the Supplemental of Trade of the City of Chicago. received a request for a hearing with Agreement dated July 14, 1950; and, in respect to said amendments within the (2) There have been no trades at all turn, 2 percent promissory notes of sub­ on the Board of Trade of the City of Chi­ period specified in said notice, or other­ sidiaries have been issued to Consoli­ wise, and not having ordered a hearing cago in either of the above securities of dated as follows: the applicant during the years 1950 and thereon; and 1949, and practically no trading for a Peoples______$8, 000,000 The Commission finding with respect number of years. New York State______10, 000, 000 to said amendments to the previous (3) An adequate market for the secu­ Hope______2, 000,000 joint applications-déclarations that no basis exists for adverse findings, that the rities of the applicant is provided by the 20, 000,000 New York Stock Exchange, which in ef­ requirements of the applicable provi­ fect is the only market used. The said Loan Agreement and Sup­ sions of the act and rules promulgated Upon receipt of a request, prior to plemental Agreement and the said notes thereunder are satisfied, and deeming it March 6, 1951, from any interested per­ issued by subsidiaries provide an ulti­ appropriate in the public interest and son for a hearing in regard to terms to mate maturity at March 15, 1955, but, in the interest of investors and consum­ be imposed upon the delisting of these as set forth in the Commission’s order ers that said amendments to the pre­ securities, the Commission will deter­ of March 10, 1950, and supplemental vious joint applications-déclarations be mine whether to set the matter down for order of September 6, 1950 in the above granted and permitted to become effec­ hearing. Such request should state file, further approval must be secured in tive: briefly the nature of the interest of the order to continue such notes in effect It is ordered, Pursuant to Rule U-23 person requesting the hearing and the beyond March 15, 1951. and the applicable provisions of the act, 1486 NOTICES and subject to the terms and conditions .DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE been made and taken, and, it being prescribed in Rule U-24, that the amend« deemed necessary in the national in­ ments to the previous joint applications- Office of Alien Property terest, There is hereby vested in the Attorney déclarations be and they hereby are Atjthoritt: 40 Stat. 411, 55 Stat. 839, Pub. granted and permitted to become effec­ Laws 322, 671, 79th Cong., 60 Stat. 50, 925; 50 General of »the United States the prop­ tive forthwith subject to the terms and U. S. C. and Supp. App. 1, 616; E. O. 9198, erty described in subparagraph 2 hereof conditions prescribed in Rule U-24. July 6, 1942, 3 CFR, Cum. Supp., E. O. 9567, subject to all lawful fees and disburse­ June 8, 1945, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp., E. O. 9788, ments of Credit Suisse New York Agency, By the Commission. Oct. 14, 1946, 11 F. R. 11981. 30 Pine Street, New York, New York, as [ seal] O rval L. D üB o is, [Vesting Order 17298] depositary of the aforesaid property, Secretary. held for the account of the Estate of E m ilio -S y lv eSter Emilio Sylvester, also known as Emilio [F. R. Doc. 51-2113; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; 8:48 a. m.] Ernesto Borjas Sylvester Stelzer, de­ In re: Estate of Emilio Sylvester, also ceased, to be held, used, administered, known as Emilio Ernesto Borj as Syl­ liquidated, sold, or otherwise dealt with vester Stelzer, deceased. File No. F-63- in the interest of and for the benefit of 12933. [File Nos. 70-2435, 70-2436] the United States. Under the authority of the Trading The terms “national” and “designated With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ Southern C o. et al. enemy country” as used herein shall ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and ORDER RELEASING JURISDICTION OVER FEES have the meanings prescribed in section Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. AND EXPENSES law, after investigation, it is hereby At a regular session of the Securities found: Executed at Washington, D. C. on and Exchange Commission, held at its 1. That Edgar Sylvester, also known February 6, 1951. as Edgar Burchard Gustav Karl Sylves­ office in the city of Washington, D. C., For the Attorney General. on the 3th day of February A. D. 1951. ter, as Edgar Sylvester Beyerlein, and as Edgar Burchard Gustav Karl Sylves­ In thé matter of the Southern Com­ [ seal] P aul V. M yron, pany, Alabama Power Company, File ter Beyerlein, and Mrs. Gertrude Siebel, Deputy Director, also known as Mrs. Gertrud Sylvester Office of Alien Property. No. 70-2435; Electric Bond and Share Beyerleia^e Siebel, and as Gertrud Anna Company, File No. 70-2436. Helga Sylvester Beyerlein, who on or [F. R. Doc. -«51-2096; Filed, Feb. 9, 1951; The Commission having by order since the effective date of Executive Or-' 8:56 a. m.} dated August 24, 1950 granted and per­ der 8389, as amended, and on or since mitted to become effective applications December 11, 1941, have been residents and declarations filed by the Southern of Germany, are nationals of a desig­ Company, Alabama Power Company, nated enemy country (Germany) ; [Vesting Order 17203] and Electric Bond and Share Company 2. That the property described as fol­ (“Bond and Share”) relating, among E rnst and J ohanna H eymann other things, to the transfer by Bond lows: All property in the possession, custody or control of Credit Suisse New In re: Securities owned by and debts and Share of its holdings of the common owing to Ernst Heyman, also knowiras stock of Birmingham Electric Company York Agency, 30 Pine Street, New York, New York, as depositary thereof for the Ernst Theodor Heyman, and Johanna to the Southern Company in exchange account of the Estate of Emilio Sylves­ Heymann. F-63-13050-A-1. for common stock of the Southern Com­ ter, also known as Emilio Ernesto Bor j as Under the authority of the Trading pany; and Sylvester Stelzer, deceased, including With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ The Commission having in said order particularly but not limited to: ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ reserved jurisdiction with respect to the (a) $6,000—Dominion of Canada 3t4 per­ ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, payment of accounting fees and ex­ cent bonds—due January 15, 1961, together after investigation, it is hereby found: penses incurred by Bond and Share in with any and all rights thereunder and 1. That Ernst Heyman, also known as connection with the proposed transac­ thereto; Ernst Theodor Heymann, and Johanna tions; and Haskins and Sells having (b) 25 shares American Can Co. common, 25 shares American Tobacco Co. common, Heymann on or since the effective date submitted evidence with respect to ac­ of Executive Order 8389, as amended, and counting services rendered in these pro­ 50 shares Barden Co. common, 50 shares Gen­ eral Electric Co. common, together will all on or since December 11,1941, have been ceedings and having requested the declared and unpaid dividends thereon; and residents of Germany and are nationals payment of $11,626.43 for services and (c) Cash in the amount of $12,470.63 as of of a designated enemy country (Ger­ $2,603.86 as reimbursement of expenses; September 26, 1950, together with any accru­ many) ; and als thereon, 2. That the property described as fol­ The Commission having examined is property within the United States lows: such evidence and finding that the pro­ owned or controlled by, payable or de­ a. Five (5) shares of $15.00 par value posed payment of fees and expenses to liverable to, held on behalf of or on common stock of Consolidated Natural Haskins and Sells is not unreasonable account of, or owing to, or which is evi­ Gas Co., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, and finding it appropriate in the public dence of ownership or control by, the New York, evidenced by a certificate interest to release jurisdiction over the aforesaid nationals of a designated en­ numbered 0137672, registered in the emy country (Germany); name of and presently in the custody of payment of such fees and expenses: Wertheim & Co., 120 Broadway, New It is ordered, That the jurisdiction and it is hereby determined: York, New York, together with all de­ heretofore reserved over the accounting 3. That the national interest of the clared and unpaid dividends thereon, fees and expenses incurred by Bond and United States requires that the aforesaid b. Fifty-three (53) shares and sixty- Share in connection with these proceed­ Edgar Sylvester, also known as Edgar three two-hundredths (63/200ths) of a ings be, and the same hereby is, released. Burchard Gustav Karl Sylvester, as Ed­ share of $25 par value common stock of It is further ordered, That said order gar Sylvester Beyerlein, and as Edgar Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, 30 of August 24, 1950, is, except as herein Burchard Gustav Karl Sylvester Beyer­ Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York, lein, and Mrs. Gertrude Siebel, also expressly modified, continued in full evidenced by certificates numbered and known as Mrs. Gertrud Sylvester BeyerV in the amounts listed below: force.and effect. lein de Siebel, and as Gertrud Anna Helga Sylvester Beyerlein, be treated as Certificate No.: Number of shares By the Commission. C 86775 ...... ___ 1. nationals of a designated enemy country 582789 ______1. [ sea l] Orval L . DuB ois, (Germany). 735704 ______1. Secretary. AU déterminations and all action re­ 966166 ______50. [F. R. DOC. 51-2112; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951J quired by law, including appropriate F 244874 ______8/200ths of à share. 8:48 a. m.] consultation and certification, having F 230735 ______55/200ths of a share. Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1487 said certificates registered in the name and it is hereby determined: (b) Cash in the amount of $1,857.71 as of of and presently in the custody of Wert- 3. That to the extent that the persons September 26, 1950, together with any accru­ als thereon. Cash in the amount of $87.50 heim & Co., 120 Broadway, New York, named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not as of September 26, 1950, together with any New York, together with all declared and within a designated enemy country, the accruals thereon (General Ruling No. 6 unpaid dividends thereon, national interest of the United States accou nt), c. That certain debt or other obliga­ requires that such persons be treated as tion owing to Ernst Heymann, also nationals of a designated enemy country is property within the United States known as Ernst Theodor Heymann, and (Germany). owned or controlled by, payable or de­ Johahna Heymann, by Wertheim & Co., All determinations and all action re­ liverable to, held on# behalf of or on 120 Broadway, New York 5, New York, quired by Taw, including appropriate con­ account of, or owing to, or which is evi­ arising from proceeds of sale of securi­ sultation and certification, having been dence of ownership or control by, the ties and accumulation of dividends and made and taken, and, it being deemed aforesaid nationals of a designated held for the account of Ernst Heymann necessary in the national interest, enemy country (Germany); and Mrs. Johanna Heymann, together There is hereby vested in the Attorney and it is hereby determined: with any and all accruals thereto and General of#the United States the prop­ 3. That the national interest of the any and all rights to demand, enforce erty described above, to be held, used, United States requires that the aforesaid and collect the same, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ Edgar Sylvester, also known as Edgar d. One hundred (100) shares of $1.00 wise dealt with in the interest of and for Burchard Gustav Karl Sylvester, as par value capital stock of North Ameri­ the benefit of the United States. Edgar Sylvester Beyerlein, and as Edgar can Aviation, Inc., Municipal Airport, The terms "national” and "designated Burchard Gustav Karl Sylvester Beyer­ Los Angeles, California, evidenced by the enemy country” as used herein shall have lein, and Mrs. Gertrude Siebel, also certificates numbered and in the the meanings prescribed in section 10 of. known as Mrs. Gertrud Sylvester Beyer­ amounts listed below: Executive Order 9193, as amended. lein de Siebel, and as Gertrud Anna Certificate No.: Number of shares Executed at Washington, D. C., on Helga Sylvester Beyerlein, be treated as A 117-671 ...... 1 January 24, 1951. nationals of a designated enemy coun­ A 178-264 ...... 17 try (Germany). A 178-266 ...... - _____ 4 For the Attorney General. All determinations and all action re­ A 178-262 ______78 quired by law, including appropriate [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, said certificates presently in the custody consultation and certification, Shaving Assistant Attorney General, been made and taken, and, it being of Swiss Bank Corporation, New York Director, Office of Alien Property. Agency, 15 Nassau Street, New York 5, deemed necessary in the national in­ New York, in a blocked Depot account of [F. R. Doc. 51-2093; Filed, Feb. 9, 1951; terest, the Geneva Office of the aforesaid Swiss 8:55 a. m.] There is hereby vested in the Attorney Bank Corporation, together with all de­ General of the United States the prop­ clared and unpaid dividends thereon, erty described in subparagraph 2 hereof e. One hundred and ten (110) shares subject to all lawful fees and disburse­ and twenty-five o n e - h u n d r e d t h s [Vesting Order 17299] ments of Bankers Trust Company, 16 Wall Street, New York, New York, as de­ (25/100ths) of a share of no par capital E m ilio S ylvester stock of Standard Oil Company of Cali­ positary of the aforesaid property, held fornia, San Francisco, California, evi­ In re: Estate of Emilio Sylvester, also for the account of the Estate of Emilio denced by the certificates numbered and known as Emilio Ernesto Borj as Syl­ Sylvester, also known as Emilio Ernesto in the amounts listed below: vester Stelzer, deceased. File No. F -63- Bor j as Sylvester Stelzer, deceased, to be Certificate No.: Nuthber of shares 12933. held, used, administered, liquidated, sold B 90504______25/l00ths of a share. Under the authority of the Trading or otherwise dealt with in the interest of NYC506330./1______13. With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ and for the benefit of the United States. NYC 529008/13_____ 5 shares each. ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and The terms "national” and “designated NYC 529003/07______1 share each. Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to enemy country” as used herein shall have NYC 361913______32. law, after investigation, * it is hereby NYC 499450__ i._____20. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of NYC 552819...... 5. found: Executive Order 9193, as amended. NYC 402800...... 5. 1. That Edgar Sylvester, also known as Edgar Burchard Gustav Karl Sylves­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on said certificates presently in the custody ter, as Edgar Sylvester Beyerlein, and February 6, 1951. of Swiss Bank Corporation, New York as Edgar Burchard Gustav Karl Syl­ For the Attorney General. Agency, 15 Nassau Street, New York 5, vester Beyerlein, and Mrs. Gertrude New York, in a blocked Depot account of Siebel, also known as Mrs. Gertrud Syl­ [ seal] P aul V. M yron, the Geneva Office of the aforesaid Swiss vester Beyerlein de Siebel, and as Deputy Director, Bank Corporation, together with all de­ Gertrud Anna Helga Sylvester Beyer­ Office of Alien Property. clared and unpaid dividends thereon, lein, who on or since the effective date and [F. R. Doc. 51-2097; Filed, Feb. 9, 1951; of Executive Order 8389, as amended, 8:57 a. m.] f. Three hundred (300) shares of and on or since December 11, 1941, have stock of Curtiss-Wright Corp., 30 Rocke­ been residents of Germany, are na­ feller Plaza, New York, New York, tionals of a designated enemy country evidenced by certificates numbered (Germany)’; '* [Vesting Order 15704, Amdt.] D247308/9, and D236298 for 100 shares 2. That the property described as fol­ each, presently in the custody of Swiss lows: All property in the possession, E rnest L o e ffl er Bank Corporation, New York Agency, 15 custody or control of Bankers Trust In re: Safe deposit lease and contents Nassau Street, New York 5, New York, in Company, 16 Wall Street, New York, owned by Ernest Loeffler. a blocked Depot account of the Geneva New York, as depositary thereof for the Office of the aforesaid Swiss Bank cor­ Vesting Order 15704, dated November account of the Estate of Emilio Sylves­ 15, 1950, is hereby amended as follows poration, together with all declared and ter, also known as Emilio Ernesto Bor j as unpaid dividends thereon, Sylvester Stelzer, deceased, including and not otherwise: particularly but not limited to: By deleting subparagraph 2b of Vest­ is property within the United States ing Order 15704 and substituting there­ (a) 5 shares Central Illinois Public Service owned or controlled by, payable or de­ for the following subparagraph: liverable to, held on behalf $ or on ac­ Co. common, 10 shares Central & South West count of, or owing to, or which is Corporation common, 15 shares Cincinnati 2b. All property of any nature what­ evidence of ownership or control by Ernst Gas & Electric Co. common, 50 shares Colum­ soever owned by Ernest Loeffler, located bia Gas System Inc. common, 60 shares Pub- In the safe deposit box referred to in Heymann, also known at Ernst Theodor lio Service Electric & Gas Co. common, 20 Heymann, and Johanna Heymann, the shares West Texas Utilities Corp. $6 cum. subparagraph 2a hereof, and any and aforesaid nationals of a designated pref. together with all declared and unpaid all rights of said person evidenced or enemy country (Germany); dividends thereon; and represented thereby, which includes par- No. 30------3 1488 NOTICES ticularly but is not- limited to the County, Ohio, entered June 5, 1944, in Film A. G., and is, a national of a desig­ following: the matter of the estate of Theresia nated enemy country (Germany); 1. 4/10ths (0.4) of a share of $10 par Horsinka, deceased, together with any 3. That the property described as fol­ value common capital stock of Cities accumulations thereon, is property pay­ lows: Service Company, 60 Wall Street, New able or deliverable to or claimed by the (a) All right, title, interest and claim York 5, New York, evidenced by certi­ aforesaid nationals of a designated en­ of whatsoever kind or nature, under the ficates numbered VL 475666 and XL emy country (Germany) ; statutory and common law of the 270975 for three and one shares respec­ 3. That such property is in the proc­ United States and of the several States tively of no par value common stock of ess of administration by the Treasurer of thereof, in, to and under the following: the aforesaid company, registered in the Mahoning County, Ohio, as depositary, (1) The motion pictures listed in Ex­ name of Ernest Loeffler, together with all acting under the judicial supervision of hibit A attached hereto and made a part declared and unpaid dividends thereon the Probate Court of Mahoning County, hereof, including, but not limited to, the and any and all rights to receive a new Ohio; exclusive right to exhibit same in whole certificate for shares of $10 par value and it is hereby determined: a or in part by any means within the stock of the aforesaid company, 4. That to the extent that the persons United States, all rights to arrange, 2. One hundred (100) shares of no named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not adapt, revise, translate, and duplicate par value common stock of Seaboard within a designated enemy country, the said motion pictures in whole or in part, Airline Railway Company, Norfolk, Vir­ national interest of the United States and every copyright, claim of copyright, ginia, evidenced by certificate numbered requires that such persons be treated as right to copyright, and right to renew NY 31693, registered in the name of nationals of a designated enemy country the copyright or copyrights in said mo­ Ernest Loeffler, together with all declared (Germany). tion pictures, and unpaid dividends thereon, and All determinations and all action re­ <2) The screen plays, scenarios, and 3. One hundred (100) shares of no quired by law, including appropriate shooting scripts upon which said motion par value common stock of Warner consultation and certification, having pictures are based, including, but not Bros. ' Pictures, Inc., 321 West 44th been made and taken, and, it being limited to, all motion picture and tele­ Street, New York City, New York, evi­ deemed necessary in the national inter­ vision rights therein, and every copy­ denced by a certificate numbered AC- est, right, claim of copyright, right to copy­ 189925 registered in the name of JJrnest There is hereby vested in the Attorney right, and right to renew the copyright Loeffler, together with all declared and General of the United States the prop­ or copyrights in said screen plays, unpaid dividends thereon, erty described above, to be held, used, scenarios, and shooting scripts, n administered, liquidated, sold or other­ (3) The rights to dramatize, perform, All other provisions of said Vesting wise dealt with in the interest of and for represent, and reproduce on motion pic­ Order 15704 and all actions taken by the benefit of the United States. ture film those portions of the published or on behalf of the Attorney General The terms “national” and “designated and unpublished works subject to copy­ of the United States in reliance thereon, enemy country” as used herein shall right, other than the above mentioned pursuant thereto and under the author­ have the meanings prescribed in section screen plays, scenarios, and shooting ity thereof are hereby ratified and con­ 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. scripts, which underlie or are embodied firmed. in said motion pictures and to exhibit Executed at Washington, D. C., on such film by any means in the United Executed at Washington, D. C., on January 8, 1951. January 19, 1951. States, For the Attorney General. (b) All right, title, interest and claim For the Attorney General. of whatsoever kind or nature, under the [sea l] H arold I. B aynton, statutory and common law of the United [ sea l] H arold I. B aynton, Assistant Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General, States and of the several States thereof, Director, Office of Alien Property. Director, Office of Alien Property. of Wien Film G. m. b. H., and also of all other persons (including individuals, [F. R. Doc. 51-2099; Filed, Feb. 9, 1951; [F. R. Dqc. 51-2137; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; 8:57 a. m.] 8:53 a. m.] pamerships, associations, corporations or other business organizations), wheth­ er or not named elsewhere in this Order, who are citizens and residents of, or [Vesting Order 16960] [Vesting Order 16979] which are organized under the laws of or have their principal places of busi­ T heresia H orsinka W ien F ilm G. m. b. H. ness in, Germany, and are nationals of In re: Estate of Theresia Horsinka, In re: Rights in motion pictures owned such designated enemy country, in, to deceased. D-17-186. by Wien Rim G. m. b. H. and under the following: Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading (1) All prints-in the United States of With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ the motion pictures listed in said Ex­ ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ hibit A, Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, (2) All arrangements, adaptations, law, after investigation, it is hereby after investigation, it is hereby found:- revisions, dramatizations, translations, found: 1. That Universum-Film A. G., also and versions of the motion pictures 1. That Johanna Lokoc Horsinka, Rai- known as Ufa, the last known address of listed in said Exhibit A, mund Horsinka, Robert Horsinka, Anna which is Berlin, Germany, is a corpora­ (3) Every license, agreement, privi­ Hartmannova, Gustav Horsinka, Step- tion organized under the laws of Ger­ lege, power and right of whatsoever na­ anka Cepkova, Hedvika Teichmannova, many and which has or, on or since the ture arising under or with respect to the Anna (Emma) Kubicova, Anna Schaf- effective date of Executive Order 8389, property described in subparagraphs 3 ferova and Marie Hartmannova, whose as amended, has had its principal place (a), 3 (b) (1) and 3 (b) (2) of this last known address is Germany, are resi­ of business in Berlin, Germany, and is Vesting Order, dents of Germany and nationals of a a national of a designated enemy coun­ (c) All monies arid amounts, and all designated enemy country (Germany); try (Germany) ; rights to receive monies and amounts, by 2. That all right, title, interest, and 2. That Wien Film G. m. b. H., the last way of damages, royalty, share of prof­ claim of any kind or character whatso-* known address of which is Vienna, Aus­ its or other emolument, accrued or to ever of the persons named in subpara­ tria, and which there is reasonable cause accrue, whether arising pursuant to law, graph 1 hereof in and to the sum of to believe is a corporation organized un­ contract or otherwise, with respect to the der the laws of Austria, is or, on or since $9,482.30 deposited with the Treasurer property described in subparagraphs 3 of Mahoning County, Ohio, to the credit the effective date of Executive Order of Joseph Horsinka, John Horsinka, 8389, as amended, has been owned or (a) and 3 (b) of this Vesting Order, and Hedwig Hartmann, Francisca Horsinka controlled by or acting or purporting to (d) All causes of action accrued or to and Franz Horsinka, pursuant to an act directly or indirectly for the benefit accrue at law or in equity with respect order of the Probate Court of Mahoning or on behalf of the aforesaid Universum- to the property described in subpara- Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1489 graphs 3 (a), 3 (b), and 3 (c) hereof, Die heimliche Gräfin. are residents of, or are organized under including but not limited to the rights Das Herz muss schweigen. the laws of, or have or on or since the Hundstage. effective date of Executive Order 8389, as to sue for and recover all damages and Das jüngste Gericht. profits and to request and receive the Die kluge Marianne. amended, have had their principal places benefits of all remedies provided by Krambamuli (Die Geschichte eines Hundes). of business in, Germany and are na­ common law and by statute for the in­ Ein Leben lang. tionals of a designated enemy country fringement of any copyright, for the vio­ Leinen aus Irland. (Germany); lation of any right and for the breach of Der liebe Augustin. 2. That the producers of the motion any obligation described in or affecting Liebe ist zollfrei. pictures listed in Exhibit B, attached the aforesaid property, Liebe nach Noten. hereto and made a part hereof, who, if Ein Mann gehört ins Haus (Bankerl unterm individuals, there is reasonable cause to is property within the United States Birnbaum ). believe are residents of Germany and owned or controlled by, payable or de­ Meine Tochter lebt in 'Wien. Mutterliebe. who, if partnerships, associations, corpo­ liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ 'Operette. rations or other busirfess organizations, count of, or owing to, or which is Der Postmeister. there is reasonable cause to believe are evidence of ownership or control by, the Reisebekanntschaft. organized under the laws of, or havd or persons referred to in subparagraphs 2 Romantische Brautfahrt. on or since the effective date of Execu­ and 3 (b) hereof, the aforesaid nationals Schicksal. tive Order 8389, as amended have had of a designated enemy country (Ger­ Schrammeln. their principal places of business in Ger­ many) and is property of, or is property Schwarz auf weiss. So gefällst Du mir. many, are nationals of a designated payable or held with respect to copy­ Sommerliebe. enemy country (Germany) ,* rights or rights related thereto in which Späte Liebe. 3. That the property described as fol­ interests are held by, and such property Ulli und Marei. lows: itself constitutes interest therein held by, Umwege zu Dir. (a) All right, title, interest and claim the aforesaid nationals of a designated Unsterblicher Walzer. of whatsoever kind or nature, under the enemy country (Germany); Der weisse Traum. / Wen die Götter lieben (Mozart). statutory and common law of the United and it is hereby determined: Wie ein Dieb in der Nacht (Der Herzensdieb). States and of the several States thereof, 4. That Wien Film G, m. b. H., is con­ Wien 1910. in, to and under the following: trolled by or acting for or on behalf of a Wiener Blut. (1) The motion pictures listed in said designated enemy country (Germany) or Wiener G’schichlen. Exhibits A and B, including, but not persons within such country and is a Wir bitten zum Tanz. limited to, the exclusive right to exhibit national of a designated enemy country Zwei glückliche Menschen. same in whole or in part by any means (Germany); and Part II—Motion Picture Short Subfects within the United States, all rights to 5. That to the extent that the persons Autarkie im Bergdorf. arrange, adapt, revise, translate, and du­ referred to in subparagraphs 1 and 2 Deutsch-Litta ein deutsches Dorf in der plicate said motion pictures in whole or hereof are not within a designated en­ Slowakei. in part, and every copyright, claim of emy country, the national interest of the Fischerparadies Donaudelta. copyright, right to copyright, and right United States requires that such persons Die Frisur im Wandel der Zeiten. to renew the copyright or copyrights in be treated as nationals of a designated Frühlingsbräuche in der Ostmark. said motion pictures enemy country (Germany). Flösser. (2) The screen plays, scenarios, and Goldene Hochzeit im Salzburgerland. shooting scripts upon which said motion All determinations and all action re­ Die grosse Welt in Kinderaugen. quired by law, including appropriate Heimat am Steilhang. pictures are based, including but not consultation and certification, having Hilfe—Erpresser. v limited to, all motion picture and televi­ been made and taken, and it being Historie der deutschen Puppe. sion rights therein, and every copyright, deemed necessary in the national in­ Hof ohne Mann. claim of. copyright, right to copyright, Holzfäller. and right to renew the copyright or terest, Holzzieher. There is hereby vested in the Attorney copyrights iijsaid screen plays, scenarios, Hüttenwacht. and shooting scripts General of the United States the prop­ Peter Roseggers Waldheimat. erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof, Rund um Wien. (3) The rights to dramatize, perform, to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Schwarz gegen blond. represent, and reproduce on motion pic­ dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the Steine reden. ture film those portions of the published Tag in Schönbrunn. and unpublished works subject to copy­ interest of and for the benefit of the Von Ohr zu Ohr. United States. right, other than the above mentioned Wacht auf dem Strom. screen plays, scenarios, and shooting The terms “national” and “designated Wagen Nr. 1 kämpft sich seinen Weg. scripts, which underlie or are embodied enemy country” as used herein shall Wie ich den Urwald in Wien erlebte; in said motion pictures and to exhibit have the meanings prescribed in section Wille zum Leben. Wiener Mode. such film by any means in the United 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. States Executed at Washington, D. C., on Jan ­ [F. R. Doc. 51-2139; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; (b) All right, title, interest, arid claim uary 8, 1951. 8:54 a. m.] of whatsoever kind or nature, under the For the Attorney General. statutory and common law of the United States and of the several States thereof, [seal] H arold I. B aynton, of the persons referred to in subpara­ Assistant Attorney General, [Vesting Order 17071] graphs 1. and 2. hereof and also of all Director, Office of Alien Property. other persons (including individuals, U niversum -F ilm A. G. et al. Exh ibit A partnerships, associations, corporations or other business organizations), Part I—Feature Motion Pictures In re: Rights in motion pictureiowned by Universum-Film, A. G., and others. whether or not named elsewhere in this Am Ende der Welt. Under the authority of the Trading Order including, said Exhibit A, who are Anton der Letzte. citizens and residents of, or which are Ein Blick zurück (Am Vorabend). With thè Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and organized under the laws of or have their Brüderlein fein. principal places of business in, Germany, Donauschiffer. Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to Dreimal Hochzeit. law, after investigation, it is hereby and are nationals of such designated en­ Das Ferienkind. t found: emy country, in, to and under the Frau im Strom. 1. That the persons (including individ-. following: Frauen sind keine Engel. uals, partnerships, associations, corpo­ (1) All prints in the United States of Freunde. rations or other business organizations) the motion pictures listed in said Exhib­ Der gebieterische Ruf. its A and B Glück bei Frauen. * whose names and last known addresses Die goldene Fessel. are set forth in Column 2 of Exhibit A (2) All arrangements, adaptations, re­ Heimkehr. 1 attached hereto and made a part hereof, visions, dramatizations, translations, and

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versions of the motion pictures listed in E xhibit A said Exhibits A and B Column 1 Column 2 (3) Every license, agreement, privi­ Titles of motion pictures (short subjects) Producers or distributors lege, power and right of whatsoever na­ Arbeiter—heute------D. A. F., Deutsche Arbeitsfront, NSDAP, Berlin, ture arising under or with respect to the Germany. property described in subparagraphs 3 Auf grosser Fah rt------Döring-Film-Werke, Berlin, Germany. (a), 3 (b) (1) and 3 (b) (2) of this Aus der Arbeit des Frauenarbeits- Umlauf, Berlin, Germany. Vesting Order Dienstes. (c) All monies and amounts, and all Beschwingte Ehen------Universum-Film A. G.; “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. rights to receive monies and amounts, Betrachtungen an eines Kerze______Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Munich, Germany. Deutschland erwacht------Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, by way of damages, royalty, share of Germany. profits or other emolument, accured or Dienst am Leben..------Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, to accrue, whether arising pursuant to Germany. law, contract or otherwise, with respect Dorfjugend------Terra-Filmkunst G. m. b. H„ Berlin, Germany. to the property described in subpara­ Dornröschen------Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. graphs 3 (a) and 3 (b) of this Vesting Durch Kampf zum Sieg------,------Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Order, and Germany. (d) All causes of action accrued or to Ehrt eure deutschen Meister------Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, RprUn accrue at law or in equity with respect Germany. to the property described in subpara­ Festliches Nürnberg------_<------D. F. G., Deutsche Films G. m. b. H„ Berlin, graphs 3 (a), 3 (b), and 3 (c) hereof, Germany. including but not limited to the rights Fliegende Menschen______D. F. G., Deutsche Films G. m. b. H., Berlin, to sue for and recover all damages and Germany. Flieger empor__ "ffl1______Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Munich, Germany. profits and to request and receive the Fische unserer H eim at.....______Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Munich, Germany. benefits of all remedies provided by com­ Für Ehre, Freiheit, Frieden______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, mon law and by statute fot the infringe­ Germany. ment of any copyright, for the violation Gesunde Frau—Gesundes Volk.______Universum Film A. G., “Ufä”, Berlin, Germany. of any right and for the breach of any Gläserne Wundertiere______Universum Film A. G., "Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. obligation described in or affecting the Hänschen fährt ins Spielzeugland______I. G. Färbenindustrie A. G., Frankfurt am Main, aforesaid property, Germany. Hänsel und Gretel__ '______I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Frankfurt am Main, is property within the United States Germany. owned or controlled by, payable or de­ Die Heinzelmännchen von Köln______I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Frankfurt am Main, liverable to, held on behalf of or on Germany. account of, or owing to, or which is evi­ Heimkehr ins Reich______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, dence of ownership or control by, the Germany. persons referred to in subparagraphs 1, Hier spricht das Kind______Terra-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. 2, and 3 (b) hereof, the aforesaid na­ Hitlerjugend in den Bergen------Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, tionals of a designated enemy country Germany. (Germany) and is property of, or is Im gleichen Schritt und Tritt______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, property payable or held with respect to Germany. copyrights or rights related thereto Die Jüngsten unserer Luftwaffe______in which interests are hejg by, and such Jugend und Heimat______Reichsverband deutscher Jugendherbergen, NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. property itself constitutes interest there­ Jungen auf Fahrt______in held by, the afbresaid nationals of a Reichsverband deutscher Jugendherbergen, designated enemy country (Germany); NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. Jungmädel______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, and it is hereby determinad: Germany. 4. That to the extent that the per­Jungzug 2______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, sons referred to in subparagraphs 1 and Germany. 2 hereof are not within a designated K. D. F.—Stadt______D. A. F., Deutsche Arbeitsfront, NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. enemy country, the national interest of Klar Schiff zum Gefecht______the United States requires that such per­ Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. Kreuzer Emden______... ______Gemeinnütziger Kulturfilm Vertrieb, Berlin, sons be treated as nationals of a desig­ Germany. nated enemy country (Germany). Kriegskamerad Pferd______Lieberenz, Berlin, Germany. All determinations and all action re­ Liebesieben der Pflanzen______Universum Film A. G., "Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. quired by law, including appropriate Panzerschiff Deutschland______Gemeinnütziger Rulturfllm Vertrieb, Berlin, consultation and certification, having Germany. been made and taken, and it being Das Parades der Kinder______... Lieberenz, Berlin, Germany. deemed necessary in the national in­ Pferde und Fohlen______Rodegg-FIlm, Berlin, Germany. terest, Riemenschneider, der Meister von Würz­ Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. burg. There is hereby vested in the Attorney Rotkäppchen.______General of the United States the prop­ I. G. Farbeniüdustrie A. G., Frankfurt am Main, Germany. erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof, Schmetterlingsleben.______to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Munich, Germany. Schönheit der Arbeit______D. A. F., Deutsche Arbeitsfront, NSDAP, Berlin, dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in Germany. the interest of and for the benefit of Ski-Heil______DIehl-Film, Leipzig, Germany. the United States. Spaten und Ähren..______Reichsarbeitsdienst, NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. The terms “national” and “desig­ Spiel der Freude....______D. A. F„ Deutsche Arbeitsfront,* NSDAP, Berlin, nated enemy country” as used herein Germany. shall have the meanings prescribed in Spielzeug. Gemeinnütziger Kulturfilm Vertrieb, Berlin, section 10 of Executive Order 9193, as Germany. amended. Die steinernen Wunder von N aum burg... Oertel, Berlin, Germany. Sudentenland kehrt heim______...... Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. Executed at Washington, D. C., on Tiere als Jagdgehilfen des Menschen.««, Universum-Fjlm A. G., “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. January 17, 1951. Tiere werden präpariert___...... ______Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., MSunlch, Germany. For the Attorney General. Unser Führer______•______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, Unsere Ju ngen...... ______D. F. Deutsche Films G. m. b. H., Berlin, Assistant Attorney General, Germany. Director, Office of Alien Property. Unsichtbare K etten.... Universum Film A.- G., “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. Tuesday, February 13, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1491

E x h ibit A—Continued Neuer Boden. Der Neusiedler. Column 1—Continued Column 2—Continued Nur ein Tümpel. Die Parks der Vergangenheit. Titles of motion pictures {short subjects) Producers or distributors Peter Parier; Dombaumeister zu Prag. Unter der Fahne der Jugend______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Pferde beim Besteigen. Germany. Pferdeparadies. Volk ans Gewehr______Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany, Physikalische Spiele. Vom Mieter und Hauswirt auf dem Tobis-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Berlin, Germany. Das Ponriie. Meeresgrund. Pulsschlag des Meeres. Räuber als Jagdgehilfen. Vom Uhu und anderen Gesichtern der Universum Film A. G., “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. Reitpferde. Nacht. Restorierung von Kunstwerken. Waffenträger der Nation______Bavaria-Filmkunst G. m. b. H., Munich, Germany. Ritterlieder. Von Katzen und Kätzchen______Rodegg-Film, Berlin, Germany. Rumänische Heiraten. Was ist die Welt?______Noldan, Berlin, Germany. Schatzkammer Deutschland. Der Weg zur Leistung______D. A. F., Deutsche Arbeitsfront, NSDAP, Berlin, Schönheit der Alpen. Germany. Schutz den Schwachen. Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und Reichsstelle für den Unterrichtsfilm, Berlin, Die Singvögel. Igel. Germany. Sommer in Grönland. Wie Eulenspiegel den Neunmalweisen Gemeinnütziger Kulturfilm Vertrieb, Berlin, Sommertage auf den Lofoten Inseln. Rede und Antwort steht. Germany. Die Sonne geht unter. Wie Eulenspiegel zu Marburg den Land- Gemeinnütziger Kulturfilm Vertrieb, Berlin, Die Spanische Hofreitschule zu Wein. grafen malte. Germany. Spree Hafen Berlin. Wir Jungen im Sommerlager______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Südamerickanischer Tiergarten. Germany. Tanzende Kufen. Wir und das Werk______D. A. F., Deutsche Arbeitsfront, NSDAP, Berlin, Tiere und ihre Idylle. Germany. • * I Tieres Idylle. Ein Titel den man nicht lesen soll. Wir unter uns______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Germany. Über das Mittelmeer. Worte aus Stein______'____ Universum Film A. G., “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. Übersicht Nr. 1. Wunder des Vogelfluges______Universum-Film A. G.. “Ufa”, Berlin, Germany. Unnütze Gewohnheiten. Unterirdische Gletscher. Zeltburgen der Jugend______Reichspropaganda Leitung der NSDAP, Berlin, Untersee-Fauna im Adriatischen Meer, Germany. Verwandlungskunst der Natur. Eine Viertelstunde mit Marika Rökk. Vogelidylle. E xh ibit B Gewinnung von Tuberculin. Vogelparadies. Gezähmte Tiere. Von Balz und Ätzung. Title (Original or Alternate) of Motion Glaube und Schönheit. Picture Short Subjects Von Luft und Licht. __ Grazie des Tieres. Von Narvik bis Piraeus. Abseits vom Wege. Grönlandsexpedition-Forschungsfahrt. Waldgeheimnisse. Akrobaten, Gleichgewichtskünstler u. s. w. Grubenarbeiter. Der weisse Sport. Akrobaten und Luftmenschen. Gute Miene. Die Weit der Chrystalle. Alarm. Guter Wein. Die Welt der Vögelchen. Ameisen unter der Lupe. Haartrachten (Frisuren durch die Jahrhun- Die Welt im Kleinsten. Der Ameisenstaat. • derte). Wertvolles Wasser. Arbeitstag im grünen Mantel. Haruni. Wie Ali und Medor Freunde wurden. Arbeitstag zwischen Grubentürmen. Die Heide von Rominten. Wie Ali und Wolfl. Auf der Brücke. Japans heiliger Vulkan. Wie spät ist es? Aus der Jugend der Lippizaner. Herbstlied. Wildes Geflügel. Bärenjagd in Rumänien. Idylle der Vögel. Windige Probleme. Die Bamberger Kathedrale. Im Lager verschneit Winter im Spreewald. Bau’n wir uns ein Nest. Im Land Tirol. Winterweiden. Befruchtung der Blumen durch Insekten. Im Lande der Königin von Saba. Wissenschaftliche Kultivierung. Die bezaubernden Inseln. Im Reicher des Steinadlers. Wolkenspiel. Bilder von der Küste Japans. Inder Feuerzone des Aetna. Wunder im Teich. * Bildhauerei aus Franken. In der Welt der Eisberge. Der Zirkus Kommt. Bildhauerei aus Würzburg. In der Welt des Mikroskops. Zwecklose Gewohnheiten. Boote mit Flügeln. Insel in der Wüste. Bremen—Schlüssel zum Reich. Isar. [F. R. Doc. 51-2141; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; Brüssel. Junge Hirten und hohe berge. 8:55 a. m.j Cairo. Jungenpflege. Das Cembalo. Kalt, kälter, am kältesten. Das Cembalo, der Ahnherr des Klaviers. Kampf im Schilf. Deutsche Waffenschmieden. Der Kanerienvogel. [Vesting Ord£r 17241] Deutscher Boden. K ik ir ik i. W ILH ELM IN E BERGER ET AL. Deutsches U-Boot auf Kaperfahrt. Kinder auf der Reise.' Durchsichtiges Holz. Kinder reisen in die Sommerfrische. In re: Rights of Wilhelmine Berger et Der Eisberg.. Eine kleine'Geschichte vom Leben. al. under contracts of insurance. Files Eisberge. ' Kleine Wintergäste. Die Erde ruft. König der Amazonas. F-28-28789-H-1 and H-2. * Entdeckungsreise nach Grönland. Können Pflanzen fühlen? or Haben Pflanzen Under the authority of the Trading Entstehung von Wirbeln bei Wasserstio- •Sinne? With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ mungen. Kopernikus. utive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ Ewiges Werden. (Krystalle der Welt. ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, Fahrt auf der Elbe. Das Land der Inkas. after investigation, it is hereby found: Ein Fall von Auszehrung. Das Land der Motzen. Falten in der Erde. Das Land hinter dem Deich. 1. That Wilhelmine Berger, whose last Farnkräuter. Das Land Peer Gynts. known address is Germany, is a resident Fischerparadies im Donau-Delta. Das Leben der Ameisen. of Germany and a national of a desig­ Florenz, die Stadt der Künste. Das Leben eines Genies. nated enemy country (Germany); Die Frisur im Wandel der Zeiten. Daä Leben eines Titanen. 2. That the domiciliary personal rep­ Frühe Zivilisation. Das Leben unter Wasser im Adriatischen resentatives, heirs, next-of-kin, legatees Der Führer und sein Werk. Meer. Furtwängler. Leichtmetalle. and distributees, names unknown, of Gefahr. Luftströmung .um Körper, Wilhelmine Berger, except Wilhelmine Gefiederte Baumeister. Mausender Fuchs. B. Sommer, a resident of the United Geheimnisse der Natur. Meerestiere in der Adria. States, who there is reasonable cause to Das Geheimnis Tibet. Mit eigener Kraft. believe are residents of Germany, are Die geheimnisvolle Welt des Moores. Der Mond ist aufgegangen. Der Geissbube. Muskeln aus Stahl. nationals of a designated enemy coun­ Gelehrt's in Himmelsnähe. Musisches Gymnasium. try (Germany); 1492 NOTICES

3. That the net proceeds due or to be­ utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ of Germany and a national of a desig­ come due to Wilhelmine Berger and the utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, nated enemy country (Germany); domiciliary personal representatives, after investigation, it is hereby found: 2. That Pia V. Scherf and Norman H. heirs, next-of-kin, legatees and distrib­ 1. That Takezo Koshiba, also known Scherf, and the children, names un­ utees, names unknown, of Wilhelmine as Takeji Koshiba, and Taroemon Ko­ known of Pia V. Scherf and the children, Berger, except Wilhelmine B. Sommer, a shiba, whose last known address is Ja ­ names unknown, of Norman H. Scherf, resident of the United States, under con­ pan, are residents of Japan and nationals who on or since the effective date of Ex­ tracts of insurance evidenced by Policies of a designated enemy country (Japan ); ecutive Order 8389, as amended, and on No. 67549591 and No. 99177167, issued by 2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ or since December 11, 1941, have been The Prudential Insurance Company of come due under a contract of insurance residents of Germany, are nationals of a America, Newark, New Jersey, to Wil­ evidenced by Policy No. 1,510,495, issued designated enemy country (Germany); helmine Berger, and any and all other by the Sun life Assurance Company of 3. That the children, names unknown, benefits and rights of any kind or char­ Canada, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, to of Ralph A. Scherf, who there is reason­ acter whatsoever under or arising out of Takezo Koshiba, also known as Takeji able cause to believe are residents of said contracts of insurance except those Koshiba, and any and all other benefits Germany, are nationals of a designated of Wilhelmine B. Sommer, a resident of and rights of any kind or character enemy country (Germany); the United States, and the aforesaid The whatsoever under or arising out of said 4. That the net proceeds due or to be­ Prudential Insurance Company of Amer­ contract of insurance except those of the come due under a contract of insurance ica together with the right to demand, aforesaid Sun Life Assurance Company evidenced by Policy No. 3911615 issued enforce, receive and collect the same, is of Canada, together with the right to de­ by The Mutual Life Insurance Company property within the United States owned mand, enforce, receive and collect the of New York, New York, New York, to or controlled by, payable or deliverable same including without limitation the Alexander Scherf, and any and all other to, held on behalf of or on account of, or right to proceed for collection against benefits and rights of any kind or char­ owing to, or which is evidence of own­ branch offices and legal reserves main­ acter whatsoever under or arising out of ership or control by Wilhelmine Berger tained in the United States), is property said contract of insurance except those or the domiciliary personal representa­ within the United States owned or con­ of the aforesaid The Mutual Life Insur­ tives, heirs, next-of-kin, legatees and trolled by, payable or deliverable to, held ance Company of New York together distributees, names unknown, of Wilhel­ on behalf of, or on account of, or owing with the right to demand, enforce, re­ mine Berger, except Wilhelmine B. to, or which is evidence of ownership or ceive and collect the same Sommer, a resident of the United States, control by Takezo Koshiba, also known the aforesaid nationals of a designated as Takeji Koshiba, or Taroemon Ko­ is property within the United States enemy country

[Vesting Order 17252) Under the authority of the Trading 1. That Takasuke Takeshita and Ta­ F riedrich J ebenstreit et al. With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ kao Takeshita, whose last known address ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and is Japan, are residents of Japan and In re: Rights of Friedrich Jebenstreit Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to nationals of a designated enemy country et al. under insurance contract. File law, after investigation, it is hereby (Japan ); No. F-28-26767-H-1. found: 2. That the net proceeds due or to Under the authority of the Trading 1. That Kanji Nunome and Kakujiro become due under a contract of insur­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ Nunome, whose last known address is ance evidenced by policy No. 7964069, is­ utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ Japan, are residents of Japan and na­ sued by The Prudential Insurance Com­ utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, tionals of a designated enemy country pany of America, Newark, New Jersey, after investigation, it is hereby found; (Japan ); to Takasuke Takeshita, and any and all 1. That Friedrich Jebenstreit and 2. That the net proceeds due or to other benefits and rights of any kind or Elizabeth Wilhelmine Irma Erna Fran- become due under a contract of insur­ character whatsoever under or arising ziska Hedwig Jebenstreit, whose last ance evidenced by policy No. 9 832 787, out of said contract of insurance except known address is Japan, are residents issued by The Prudential Insurance those of the aforesaid The Prudential of Japan and nationals of a designated Company of America, Newark, New Je r­ Insurance Company of America, together enemy country (Japan ); sey, to Kanji Nunome, and any and all with the right to demand, enforce, re­ 2. That the net proceeds due or to other benefits and rights of any kind or ceive and collect the same, is property become due under a contract of insur­ character whatsoever under or arising within the United States owned or con­ ance evidenced by policy No. 204198, is­ out of said contract of insurance except trolled by, payable or deliverable to, held sued by the West Coast Life Insurance those of the aforesaid The Prudential on behalf of or on account of, or owing Company, San Francisco, California, to Insurance Company of America, to­ to, or which is evidence of ownership or Friedrich^ Jebenstreit, and any and all gether with the right to demand, enforce, control by, Takasuke Takeshita or Takao other benefits and rights of any kind or receive and collect the same, is property Takeshita, the aforesaid nationals of a character whatsoever under or arising within the United States owned or con­ designated enemy country (Japan); out of said contract of insurance except trolled by, payable or deliverable to, and it is hereby determined: those of the aforesaid West Coast Life held on behalf of or on account of, or owing to, or which is evidence of owner­ 3. That to the extent that the persons Insurance Company together with the named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not right to demand, enforce, receive and ship or control by, Kanji Nunome or within a designated enemy country, the collect the same, is property within the Kakujiro Nunome, the aforesaid na­ national interest of the United States United States owned or controlled by, tionals of a designated enemy country requires that such persons be treated as payable or deliverable to, held on behalf (Japan ); nationals of a designated enemy country of or on account of, or owing to, or which and it is hereby determined: (Japan). is evidence of ownership or control by, 3. That to the extent that the persons All determinations and all action re­ Friedrich Jebenstreit or Elizabeth Wil­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not quired by law, including appropriate helmine Irma Erna Franziska Hedwig within a designated enemy country, the consultation and certification, having Jebenstreit, the aforesaid nationals of a national interest of the United States been made and taken, and, it being designated enemy country (Japan); requires that such persons be treated as deemed necessary in the national inter­ and it is hereby determined: nationals of a designated enemy country est, 3. That to the extent that the persons (Japan). There is hereby vested in the Attorney named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not All determinations and all action re­ General of the United States the prop­ within a designated enemy country, the quired by law, including appropriate con­ erty describeid above, to be held, used, national interest of the United States re­ sultation and certification, having been administered, liquidated, sold or other­ quires that such persons be treated as made and taken, and, it being deemed wise dealt with in the interest of and for nationals of a designated enemy country necessary in the national interest, the benefit of the United States. (Japan). There is hereby vested in the Attorney The terms “national” and “designated All determinations and all action re­ General of the United States the prop­ enemy country” as used herein shall quired by law, including appropriate con­ erty described above, to be held, used, ad­ have the meanings prescribed in section sultation and certification, having been ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. made and taken, and, it being deemed dealt with in the interest of and for the Executed at Washington, D. C., on necessary in the national interest, benefit of the United States. January 26, 1951. There is hereby vested in the Attorney The terms “national” and “designated General of the United States the prop­ enemy country” as used herein shall For the Attorney General. erty described above, to be held, used, have the meanings prescribed in section [ sea l] H arold I. B aynton, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Assistant Attorney General, . wise dealt with in the interest of and for Executed at Washington, D. C., on Director, Office of Alien Property. the benefit of the United States. January 26, 1951. The terms “national” and “designated [P. R. Doc. 51-2149; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; enemy country” as used herein shall have For the Attorney General. 8:57 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of i [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, Executive Order 9193, as amended. Assistant Attorney General, Executed at Washington, D, C., on Director, Office of Alien Property. [Vesting Order 17263] «January 26, 1951. [P. R. Doc. 61-2147; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; J u n ic h i Y amamoto et al, For the Attorney General. 8:57 a. m.) •In re: Rights of Junichi Yamamoto et [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, al. under insurance contract. File No. Assistant Attorney General, D-39-19017 -H -l. Director, Office of Alien Property. [Vesting Order 17259] Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended. Ex­ [P. R. Doc. 51-2145; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; T akastjke and T akao T akeshita 8:56 a. m.] ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and In re: Rights of Takasuke Takeshita Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to and Takao Takeshita under insurance law, after investigation, it is hereby contract. File No. F-39-4793-H-1. found: [Vesting Order 17254] Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended, 1. That Junichi Yamamoto and Yo- K a n ji Nunome et al. Executive Order 9193, as amended, and shino Yamamoto, whose last khown In re: Rights of Kanji Nunome et aL Executive Order 9788,, and pursuant to address is Japan, are residents of Japan under insurance contract, File No. D - law, after investigation, it is hereby and nationals of a » designated enemy 39-15593-H-l. found: country (Japan); 1494 NOTICES

2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ law, after Investigation, It is hereby have the meanings prescribed in section come due under a contract of insurance found: 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. evidenced by policy No. 1,472,628, issued 1. That Else Englehardt and Johanna by the Sun Life Assurance Company of Englehardt, whose last known address is Executed at Washington, D. C., on Canada, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, to Germany, are residents of Germany and January 26, 1951. Junichi Yamamoto, and any and all nationals of a designated enemy country For the Attorney General. other benefits and rights of any kind or (Germany); character whatsoever under or arising [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, 2. That the domiciliary personal rep­ Assistant Attorney General, out of said contract of insurance except resentatives, heirs, next of kin, legatees Director, Office of Alien Property. those of the aforesaid Sun Life Assur­ and distributees, names unknown, of ance Company of Canada, together with Emma Weinrich, deceased, who there is [F. R. Doc. 51-2150; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; the right to demand, enforce, receive and reasonable cause to believe are residents 8:57 a. m.] collect the same (including without limi­ of Germany, are nationals of a desig­ tation the right to proceed for collection nated enemy country (Germany); against branch offices and legal reserves 3. That all right, title, interest and [Vesting Order 16960, Arndt.] maintained in the United States), is claim of any kind or character whatso­ property within the United States owned ever of the persons identified in sub- T heresia H orsinka or controlled by, payable or deliverable paragraphs 1 and 2 hereof, and each of In re: Estate of Theresia Horsinka, de­ to, held on behalf of or on account of, or them, in, to and against the estate of ceased. ' D 17-186. owing to, or which is evidence of owner­ F. J. Weinrich, also known as Francis J. ship or control by, Junichi Yamamoto Vesting Order 16960 dated January 8, Weinrich, deceased, arising out of and 1951, is hereby amended 'as follows and or Yoshino Yamamoto, the aforesaid na­ by virtue of their claim for monies loaned not otherwise. tionals of a designated enemy country to or had and received by the said F. J. (Jap an ); By deleting the words Mahoney County Weinrich, also known as Francis J. Wein­ wherever they appear in said Vesting and it is hereby determined: rich, including but not by way of limita­ Order 16960 and substituting therefor tion all rights, claims, demands and the words Mahoning County. 3. That to the extent that the persons causes of action of any kind or nature named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not All other provisions of said Vesting whatsoever of the persons identified in Order 16960 and all actions taken by or within a designated enemy country, the subparagraphs 1 and 2 hereof., and each national interest of the United States re­ on behalf of the Attorney General of the of them, ¿gainst the estate of F. J. Wein­ United States in reliance thereon, pur­ quires that such persons be treated as rich, also known as Francis J. Weinrich, nationals of a designated enemy country suant thereto and under the authority (Japan). deceased, by reason of the rejection of thereof are hereby ratified and con­ any claim filed by or on behalf of the firmed. All determinations and all action re­ said persons identified in subparagraphs quired by law, including appropriate 1 and 2 hereof, and each of them, for Executed at Washington, D. C., on consultation and certification, having the payment of any and all amounts due January 26, 1951. ^ been made and taken, and, it being them by virtue of their claim against the deemed necessary in the national in­ For the Attorney General. terest, said estate of F. J. Weinrich, also known as Francis J. Weinrich, deceased, [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, There is hereby vested ip the Attorney Assistant Attorney General, General of the United States the prop­ is property within the United States, Director, Office of Alien Property. erty described above, to be held, used, owned or controlled by, payable or de­ liverable to, held on behalf of or on [F. R. Doc. 51-2152; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; administered, liquidated, sold or other­ 8:58 a. m.] wise dealt with in the interest of and account of, or owing to, or which is evidence of ownership or control by, the for the benefit of the United States. aforesaid nationals of a designated en­ The terms “national” and “designated emy country (Germany); enemy country” as used herein shall O rder E xtending th e T im e F ixed b y B ar and it is hereby determined: have the meanings prescribed in section Order No. 1 for F iling Claims in R e ­ 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. 4. That to the extent that the persons spect o f D eutsches K alisyndikat named in subparagraph 1 hereof, and G . m. b . H. Executed at Washington, D„ C., on the domiciliary personal representatives, January 26, 1951. . heirs, next of kin, legatees and distribu­ In accordance with section 34 (b) of tees, names unknown, of Emma Wein­ the Trading With the Enemy Act, as For the Attorney General. rich, deceased, are not within a amended, and by virtue of the authority vested in the Attorney General by said ¡[sea l] H arold L B aynton, designated enemy country, the national interest of the United States requires Act and Executive Order No. 9788, the Assistant Attorney General, time fixed by Bar Order No. 1 (12 F. R. Director, Office of Alien Property. that such persons be treated as nationals of a designated enemy country (Ger­ 1448, March 1, 1947; 12 F. R. 3395, May [F. R. Doc. 51-2151; Piled, Peb. 12, 1951; many) . 24, 1947; 14 F. R. 3798, August 25, 1947; 8:57 a. m.] All determinations and all action and May 21, 1948, 13 F. R. 2763; see 8 required by law, including appropriate CFR 501.2 (b) (2)) for the filing of debt consultation and certification, having claims in respect of Deutsches Kalisyn­ dikat G. m. b. H., is hereby extended from [Vestiiig Order 17262] been made and taken, and, it being deemed necessary in the national August 8,1948, to April 30,1951. F . J . W einrich interest, Executed at Washington, D. C., this 8th day of February 1951. In re: Estate of F. J. Weinrich, also There is hereby vested in the Attorney General of the United States the prop­ For the Attorney General. known as Francis J. Weinrich, deceased. erty described above, to be held, used, File D-28-12940. administered, liquidated, sold or other­ [ sea l] P aul V. M yron, Under the authority of the Trading wise dealt with in the interest of and De p u t y Director, With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ for the benefit of the United States. Office of Alien Property. ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and The terms “national” and “designated [F. R. Doc. 51-2153; Filed, Feb. 12, 1951; Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to enemy country” as used herein shall 8:58 a. m.]