FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 7 \ 1934 ^ NUMBER 70 * OMiteO ’

Washington, Friday, , 1942

The President or appropriate for the effective prose­ CONTENTS cution of the war; and in the administra­ tion or enforcement of any such priorities THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9125 or rationing authority or any priorities or rationing authority heretofore con­ Executive Order: Page ferred upon the Office of Price Adminis­ War Production Board and D efining Additional F unctions, Duties Office of Price Administra­ and P owers of the W ar P roduction tration or upon the Price Administrator by the Office of Production Management tion; additional functions, B oard and the Office of P rice Admin­ duties, and powers______2719 istration or by the Chairman of the War Pro­ duction Board, the Price Administrator RULES, REGULATIONS, By virtue of the authority vested in is hereby authorized: me by the Constitution and statutes of ORDERS (a) To exercise all functions, duties, the United States, as President of the T itle 10—Army : W ar D epartment: United States and as Commander in powers, authority or discretion with re­ Aircraft, authorization of pas­ Chief of the Army and Navy, and for the spect to such priorities or rationing in sengers in______2720 purpose of assuring the most effective the same manner, and to the same degree Personnel: prosecution of war procurement and and extent, as if such functions, duties, Appointment of officers and production, it is hereby ordered as fol­ powers, authority or discretion had been chaplains, qualifications. 2720 lows: conferred upon or transferred to the Prescribed service , Office of Price Administration directly brassards______2721 1. In addition to the responsibilities by Executive order. and duties described in Executive Order T itle 17—Commodity and Securi­ No. 9024, of January 16, 1942,1 and in (b) To delegate the functions, duties, powers, authority or discretion men­ ties E xchanges: Executive Order No. 9040 of January 24, Commodity Exchange Adminis­ 1942,2 the Chairman of the War Produc­ tioned in subparagraphs (a) and (d) hereof, including the authority and tration: tion Board, with the advice and assist­ General amendments______2721 ance of the members of the Board, shall power to sign and issue subpenas, to such person or persons as he may designate Securities and Exchange Com­ perform the additional functions and mission: duties, and exercise the additional or appoint for that purpose, to be exer­ cised by such person or persons in any New registration under Secu­ powers, authority and discretion con­ rities Act of 1933______2721 ferred upon the President of the United place and at any time. States by Title in of the Second War (c) To institute civil proceedings in T itle 32—National D efense: Powers Act 1942. his own name to enforce any such prior­ Office of Price Administration: 2. The Chairman of the War Produc­ ity or rationing authority or any regu­ Cotton textile raw materials: tion Board may perform the functions lation or order heretofore or hereafter Carded yarns..______2737 issued, or action taken, pursuant to such Combed yarns______2737 and duties, and exercise the powers, au­ Cotton textiles: thority, and discretion conferred upon authority, and to intervene in any civil him by this or any other order through proceedings in which any such regula­ Bed linens______2739 such officials or agencies, including the tion or order is or could be relied upon Carded grey and colored- Office of Price Administration (created as ground for relief or defense or is other­ yarn goods______2738 by the Act of January 30,1942, Pub. Law wise involved, in any Federal, State, or Fine grey goods______2737 421, 77th Cong., 2d Sess.), and in such Territorial court. The Price Administra­ Fuel ; anthra­ manner as he may determine. In any tor shall be represented in any such pro­ cite ______2739 and all such cases the decision of the ceedings by attorneys appointed or desig­ Paper and products______2740 Chairman of the War Production Board nated by him. Sugar, raw cane______2736 shall be final. (d) To exercise, to the extent neces­ Selective Service System: 3. The Chairman of the War Produc­ sary for the purposes of this order, the P hysical examination by tion Board is authorized to delegate to functions, duties, powers, authority or armed forces, regulations the Office of Price Administration or the discretion conferred upon the President deleted______2722 Price Administrator such of his func­ by paragraphs (3) and (4) of subsection War Production Board: tions, duties, powers, authority, or dis­ (a) of section 2 of the Act of June 28, Authority delegations______2729 cretion with respect to priorities or ra­ 1941 (54 Stat. 676), as amended by the Construction, conserva­ tioning, as he may deem to be necessary Act of May 31, 1941 (Pub. Law 89, 77th tion order______2730 Cong.) and by Title III of the Second Copper, conservation order 17 FJi. 329. War Powers Act, 1942 (Act of March 27, amended______2729 * 7 F JR. 527. 1942, Pub. Law 507, 77th Cong.). (Continued on next page) 2719 2720 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 CONTENTS—Continued Rules, Regulations, Orders Department of Agriculture—Con. Farm Security Administration— federaiM register Continued. Paie \ 193* TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT v

(ii) All measurements for length of or when manufactured for or sold to the (9) With fur trimmings with a wool separate and skirts for all sizes and Army or Navy of the United States, the cloth lining under the fur trimmings. United States Maritime Commission, the ranges are to be from the of the (g) Curtailment on women’s, misses’ band at center back to the bottom Panama Canal, the Coast and Geodetic and junior misses’ daytime and evening of finished garment. No skirt shall ex­ Survey, the Coast Guard, the Civil Aero­ dresses. No person shall, after the effec­ ceed its maximum length at any point nautics Authority, the National Advisory tive date of this section with respect to in its circumference. Commission for Aeronautics, the Office such person, put into process or cause to (iii) All measurement for evening of Scientific Research and Development, be put into process by others for his dresses are to be taken from the center or for any foreign country pursuant to account, any cloth for the manufacture of the hollow of the neck to the end of the Act of March 11, 1941, entitled, “An of, and no person shall sell or deliver the finished garment in front. No eve­ act to promote the defense of the United any: ning dress shall exceed its maximum States.” (Lend-Lease Act.) specified length by more than two inches (e) General restrictions on the manu­ (1) Daytime dresses, as follows: at any point of its circumference. facture and sale of all articles of femi­ (1) With a separate , redingote, (14) “” means any outer garment nine apparel. Except as otherwise coat, , or bolero to be sold with a usually worn over other outer apparel herein expressly provided, no person one or two piece dress at one unit price. and shall include a cape, but shall not shall, after the effective date of this sec­ (ii) With a separate or simulated include a jacket as herein defined. tion with respect to such person, put jacket or top that is longer than 25 (15) “Suit” means any separate jacket into process any cloth for the manufac­ inches from the nape of the neck to the and separate skirt of either matching or ture of, or sell or deliver any feminine end of the finished jacket for size 16; contrasting material, to be sold at one apparel with: other sizes varying in accordance with unit price. (1) More than two articles of apparel Schedule B attached hereto. (16) “One piece dress” means any at one unit price, except when specific (iii) With a separate or attached , outer garment whose various parts have restriction herein has limited the sale of , cape or . been joined together to be handled and any article of apparel to one unit at one (iv) Exceeding 43 inches in length for sold as one complete unit. unit price. size 16; other sizes in accordance with (17) “Two piece dress” means any gar­ (2) Any garment of multiple units, any Schedule C attached hereto. ment consisting of a separate skirt and of which contain wool cloth to be sold at (v) With a lining known as a bodice a top or jacket to be sold as one com­ a unit price, if they were not in jobbers attached to skirt of a two piece dress. plete unit at one unit price. or retailers stock at the time this section (vi) With a petticoat, overskirt or (18) “Evening dress or skirt” means became effective on the manufacture of . either a one or two piece garment worn such garments made of wool cloth. (vii) With more than 78 inches of for formal or semi-formal use, made and (3) French cuffs on sleeves. material other than wool cloth at its worn at floor or ankle length and to be (4) Double material yokes. maximum width or sweep, exclusive of sold at one unit price. (5) Balloon, dolman, or leg-of-mutton seams, for size 16; other sizes in ac­ (19) “Rayon cloth” shall mean cloth sleeves. cordance with Schedule C attached made from rayon fiber or yarn produced (6) Fabrics which have been reduced hereto. from cellulose or .with a cellulose base, from normal width or length by all over (viii) With more than 72 inches of whether under the viscose, acetate, cu- tucking, shirring, or pleating, except for wool cloth weighing 9 oz. or less at its prammonim, or other processes. minor trimmings. maximum width or sweep, exclusive of (20) “Sweep” means amount of mate­ (7) Inside pockets of wool cloth. seams, for size 16; other sizes in accord­ rial in circumference of the garment. (8) Patch pockets of wool cloth on a ance with Schedule C attached hereto. (21) All weights of wool cloth in ounces lined wool cloth garment. (ix) Made of wool cloth weighing more are based on the standard yards of (9) Interlinings containing any virgin than nine ounces per yard, containing at women’s wear woolen or worsted fabrics or reprocessed wool. its maximum width or sweep more than approximately 54" in width. (f) Curtailment on women’s, misses’ 64 inches of cloth, exclusive of seams, for (22) Unless otherwise expressly de­ and junior misses’ coats. No person size 16; other sizes in accordance with fined, all terms shall have their usual and shall, after the effective date of this sec­ Schedule E attached hereto. customary trade meanings. tion with respect to such person, put into (x) With a separate or attached or exceeding 2 inches in width. (c) General provisions with respect to process or cause to be put into process by others for his account, any cloth for the (xi) With a three-quarters of full- finished garments. The prohibitions and length sleeve exceeding 14 inches in cir­ restrictions of this section, other than manufacture of, and no person shall sell, any coat: cumference at the bottom of the finished those relating to sales at unit prices or sleeve, for size 16; other sizes varying in sales of garments in groups or combina­ (1) With separate or attached cape, accordance with Schedule C attached tions, shall not apply to articles of femi­ hood, , scarf, bag, or . hereto. (2) With separate skirt or slacks at nine apparel, the cloth for which was put (2) Evening dresses, as follows: into process prior to the effective date a unit price. of this section, with respect thereto, or (3) Whether single or double breasted, (i) With a separate or attached jacket, to articles of feminine apparel in ex­ exceeding the following measurements shawl, fichu, cape or handkerchief to be for any box coat or cape: 42 inches sold with an evening dress at one unit istence on that date or to sales of second­ length and 60 inches sweep for a size price. hand articles of feminine apparel. 16; with other sizes varying in accord­ (ii) With a hood. (d) General exceptions. The prohibi­ ance with Schedule A attached hereto. (iii) With a separate or simulated tions and restrictions of this section shall (4) Exceeding the following measure­ jacket that is longer than 25 inches from not apply to feminine apparel manu­ ments for any fitted or -around the nape of the neck to the end of the factured or sold for use as: coat: 43 inches in length and 70 inches finished jacket, for size 16; other sizes (1) Infants’ and toddlers’ apparel, size sweep for size 16; with other sizes vary­ in accordance with Schedule B attached ranges from 1 to 4; ing in accordance with Schedule A at­ hereto. (2) Bridal ; tached hereto. (iv) Made of non-transparent mate­ (3) Maternity dresses; (5) With self fabric or contrasting belt rial, including velvets, containing at its wider than 2 inches finished. (4) Clothing for persons who, because maximum width or sweep more than 144 (6) Of wool cloth or fur with a sepa­ of abnormal height, size or physical de­ rate or attached wool cloth lining. inches of material for all sizes, and ex­ formities, require additional material for (7) With sleeves cut on bias, or with ceeding in length 59 inches for size 16; proportionate length of skirt or jacket wool cloth cuffs on sleeves, or with inside other sizes in accordance with Schedule or sweep of skirt or width of sleeve; sleeve facing exceeding 2 inches. D attached hereto. (5) Burial gowns; (8) Of the type known as an evening (v) With a lining known as a bodice at­ (6) and as required coat, or any evening jacket, made of or tached to the skirt of a two piece evening by the rules of religious orders or sects; lined with wool cloth. dress. 2724 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

(vi) With an overskirt and/or an silk, linen, rayon, or mixtures thereof, for size 32; other sizes in accordance with apron. exceeding 28 inches in length from the Schedule H attached hereto. (vii) With a separate or attached belt top of the back waist band to the bottom (vi) With a hem exceeding lU inch in or sash exceeding two inches in width. of the finished garment, and 81 inches in width. (viii) With a three-quarters or full- sweep, for a size 16; other sizes varying (i) Curtailment on teen age, girls’ and length sleeve exceeding 14 inches in cir­ in accordance with Schedule E attached children’s dresses, coats, snow and ski cumference at the bottom of the finished hereto. suits, suits, skirts, jackets, slacks, play- sleeve, for size 16; other sizes in accord­ (iii) With a turn-up, known as a hem, clothes and rainwear. No person shall, ance with Schedule C attached hereto. exceeding 2 inches. after the effective date of this section (ix) With a hem exceeding 2 inches in (iv) With a matching or contrasting with respect to such person, put into width. separate belt. process or cause to be put into process (x) Made of wool cloth. (v) Made of wool cloth lined with wool. by others for his account, any cloth for (xi) Made of non-transparent mate­ (vi) A skirt with separate or attached the manufacture of, and no person shall rial, including velvets, with a . on misses’ sizes 10 to 20, or sell or deliver any teen age, girls’ and (h) Curtailment on women’s, misses’ junior misses’ sizes 9 to 17, or sizes larger children’s dresses, coats, snow and ski and junior misses’ suits, jackets, suits, than herein stated. suits, suits, skirts, jackets, slacks, play- blouses, culottes, slacks and playclothes. (vii) An evening skirt of wool cloth. clothes and rainwear as follows: No person shall after the effective date (viii) An evening skirt of non-trans­ of this section with respect to such per­ parent material containing at its maxi­ (1) Teen age, girls’ and children’s son, put into process or cause to be put mum width or sweep more than 144 dresses: into process by others for his account, inches of material, exclusive of seams, (1) With a separate jacket, redingote, any cloth for the manufacture of, and no for all sizes, or exceeding 45 inches in coat, cape, pants or bolero to be sold with person shall sell or deliver any women’s, length for size 16; other sizes in accord­ a one or two piece dress at one unit price. misses’ and junior misses’ suits, jackets, ance with Schedule D attached hereto. (ii) With a separate or simulated skirts, blouses, culottes, slacks and play- (ix) An evening skirt with a hem ex­ jacket that is longer than 17 inches for clothes, as follows: ceeding 2 inches. age 4, children’s range; 18/2 inches for (4) Slacks and playclothes: size 10, girls’ range; or 23 inches for (1) Suits: size 16, teen age range, measured from (i) All of the prohibitions and restric­ (i) A slack suit or ski suit with a the nape of the neck to the bottom of tions of this section upon the manufac­ jacket or top exceeding the restrictions the finished garment; other sizes in ture and sale of jackets shall apply to the applicable to jackets, in subparagraph accordance with Schedule I attached said garment in the manufacture and (2). hereto. sale of suits. (ii) A play suit with a skirt exceeding (iii) With a separate or attached hood, (ii) A suit with a separate coat or a restrictions applying to dresses, in para­ shawl or scarf. separate or attached cape or or graph (f) (1). (iv) Exceeding the measurements as vest to be sold with a suit at one unit (iii) Any slacks, riding , jodh­ shown on Schedule J, attached hereto. price. purs, ski suit, play suit, or with (v) With a lining known as a bodice (iii) With a skirt of wool cloth weigh­ a hat, bag, scarf, hood, shawl, belt or attached to the skirt of a two piece dress. ing more than 9 oz. per yard, exceeding , except that a play suit may be (vi) With a petticoat, overskirt or 28 inches in length and 64 inches in manufactured and sold with a belt. apron, or . sweep for a size 16; other sizes in ac­ (iv) Any slacks exceeding a maximum (vii) With more than 56 inches of cordance with Schedule P attached. outseam over-all measurement, includ­ material at its maximum width or sweep, (iv) With a skirt of wool cloth weigh­ ing turn-up of 44x/2 inches and a maxi­ for size 4 children’s range; 66 inches of ing 9 oz. or less per yard or of fabric other mum circumference at the bottom, of 19 material for size 10 girls’ range; other than wool exceeding 28 inches in length inches, for size 16; other sizes in accord­ sizes in accordance with Schedule J at­ and 72 inches in sweep for size 16; other ance with Schedule F attached hereto. tached hereto. sizes in accordance with Schedule P. (v) Any slacks with self or contrasting (viiiX With more than 68 inches of (v) With a skirt with a turn-up, belt, patch pockets, or flaps on pockets. wool cloth or 74 inches of rayon, silk, known as a hem, exceeding 2 inches. _ (vi) Any slacks with a cuff. cotton or linen, or mixtures thereof, at (vi) With a skirt with matching or (vii) A play suit consisting of more its maximum width or sweep, exclusive contrasting belt or with suspenders. than two units at one unit price. of seams, for a size 12 teen age; with (vii) With a skirt of wool cloth lined (viii) Any ski pants exceeding a maxi­ other sizes in accordance with Schedule with wool. mum outseam over-all measurement in­ J attached hereto. cluding turn-up of 42 inches, for a size (ix) With a separate or attached belt (2) Jackets: 16, and a maximum ankle width of 12x/> or sash exceeding 2 inches in width. (i) A jacket that exceeds 25 inches in inches for a size 16; other sizes in accord­ (x) With suspender exceeding in width length for size 16; with other sizes in ance with Schedule G attached hereto. IV2 inches. accordance with Schedule B attached (ix) Any ski pants with separate or at­ tached bib or suspenders. (2) Teen age, girls’ and children’s hereto. coats: (ii) A jacket with bi-swing, vent in (5) Blouses: back, pleat back or Norfolk style. (i) With separate or attached cape, (iii) A wool cloth jacket with a sep­ (i) With separate or attached hood, hood, scarf, muff, , , hat, bag, arate or attached wool lining, or with a shawl, or scarf. skirt, gloves, or mittens. French facing of wool. (ii) Of rayon, silk, cotton, linen, or a (ii) With pants or known as (iv) A jacket with sleeves cut on the mixture thereof, with more than one a “double duty” outfit for teen age, sizes bias or with cuffs on long sleeves. patch pocket. 10 to 16. (v) A jacket with a separate or at­ (iii) With a three-quarters or full- (iii) A single or double breasted box tached hood, cape, scarf, muff, bag, hat, length sleeve exceeding 14 inches in cir­ coat or cape exceeding the measurements shawl, or vest. cumference at the bottom of the finished as shown in Schedule K attached hereto. sleeve or at the part attached to the cuff, (iv) A single or double breasted fitted (3) Separate skirts and culottes: for size 32; other sizes in accordance with coat or cape exceeding the measure­ (i) Made of wool cloth weighing more Schedule H attached hereto. ments as shown in Schedule K attached than 9 ounces per yard, exceeding 28 (iv) Exceeding in length from the nape hereto. inches in length from the top of the back of the neck to the bottom of the finished (v) With self fabric or contrasting belt, waist band to the bottom of the finished garment a maximum length of 22 inches, wider than 2 inches finished. garment, and 64 inches in sweep, for a for size 32; other sizes in accordance with (vi) With a separate or attached wool size 16; other sizes in accordance with Schedule H attached hereto. lining. Schedule E attached hereto. (v) With an underarm length exceed­ (vii) With sleeves cut on bias, or with (ii) Made of wool cloth weighing up ing 18 V* inches, including cuff, from un­ wool cuffs or sleeves, or with inside fac­ to 9 ounces per yard, or made of cotton, derarm seam to end of finished sleeve, ings exceeding 2 inches. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2725

(viii) With wool cloth lining under fur the manufacture and sale of teen age, (1) Appeal. Any person affected by trimmings. girls’ and children’s rainwear. this section who considers that compli­ ance therewith would work an excep­ (3) Teen age, girls’ and children’s (5) Teen age, girls’ and children’s tional and unreasonable hardship upon suits, skirts and jackets: slacks and playclothes: him, or that it would result in a degree (i) With more than two pieces sold at (i) All of the applicable prohibitions of unemployment which would be un­ one unit price, except when specific re­ and restrictions of this section upon the reasonably disproportionate compared striction herein has limited the sale to manufacture and sale of jackets, skirts with the amount of wool, silk, rayon, one unit, at one unit price. and snow and ski suits shall apply to the cotton and linen conserved, or that com­ (ii) A jacket or skirt with a separate manufacture and sale of slacks and play- pliance with this section would disrupt or attached muff, mittens, hat, bag, or clothes, in addition to those specifically or impair a program of conversion from hereinafter provided. non-defense to defense work, may ap­ (iil) A suit with a separate coat or a (ii) Slacks, riding breeches, , peal to the War Production Board by let­ separate or attached cape, or blouse, or and coveralls with a hat, bag, scarf, hood, ter or telegraph, Reference L-85, setting vest, to be sold with a suit at one unit shawl, belt or shoes. forth the pertinent facts and the reason price. (iii) A play suit with a hat, bag, scarf, he considers he is entitled to relief. The (iv) A jacket not exceeding the meas­ hood, shawl or shoes. Director of Industry Operations may urements as shown in Schedule I attached (iv) Slacks exceeding a maximum cut thereupon take such action as he deems hereto. seam overall measurement, including appropriate. (v) A jacket with bi-swing pleats in turn-up of 41 y2 inches for size 14, of teen ' (m) Certificate. Any person putting back, vent in back, or Norfolk style. age size range, and 36 Y2 inches for size 10 cloth into process for the manufacture (vi) A wool cloth jacket with a sepa­ of girls’ size range; other sizes in accord­ of any feminine apparel after the effec­ rate or attached wool lining. ance with Schedule M attached hereto. tive date of this section with respect (vii) A jacket with bias cut sleeves, (v) Slacks with self or contrasting belt to such person, shall endorse upon, or at­ with cuffs on sleeves, or with inside sleeve or patch pockets, or flaps on any pockets, tach to the purchaser’s copy of invoice facings exceeding two inches. or separate or attached suspenders in for such feminine apparel sold by him (viii) A jacket with a hem exceeding 2 teen age size range. a certificate signed by an individual au­ inches. (vi) Slacks with a cuff. thorized to sign for such person, in sub­ (ix) A jacket or skirt with a separate (vii) A play suit consisting of more stantially the following form: or attached hood, cap, scarf, muff, bag, than 2 units at one unit price. The undersigned hereby certifies to his hat, shawl, or vest, except that a collar­ (6) Teen age, girls’ and children’s vendee and to the War Production Board that less mackinaw or ski jacket may have an snow and ski suits: the articles of feminine apparel covered by attached hood. our invoice N o .___ o f ______have been (x) A skirt exceeding 14 inches in (i) Of wool cloth with a wool cloth manufactured and are being sold in accord­ lining. ance with the provisions of General Limitation length for size 4, children’s range; 19V2 Order L -85,______- — _— , inches for size 10, girls' range; or 24 (ii) With separate or attached cape, Name of seller inches for size 12, teen age range; other muff, scarf, bag, hat, coat or mittens. B y ------sizes in accordance with Schedule L at­ (iii) With self or contrasting fabric Authorized individual belt exceeding 2 inches in width. tached hereto. Provided, however, That in the case of (xi) A jacket or skirt with a matching (iv) With a separate or detachable or contrasting separate or attached belt. hood. sales by jobbers, wholesalers and other (v) With a collar if an attached hood persons who did not manufacture the (xii) A skirt exceeding sweep shown in feminine apparel, except retailers’ sales Schedule L attached hereto. is used. (vi) With an attached hood of wool to ultimate consumers, the said certifi­ (xiii) A skirt with a turn-up, known as cate shall be in substantially the fol­ a hem, exceeding 2 inches. cloth lined with wool cloth. (xiv) A skirt with matching or con­ (vii) With more than one pair of lowing form: trasting separate belt and a skirt with pants or leggings. The undersigned hereby certifies to his matching or contrasting separate or at­ (viii) All of the prohibitions and re­ vendee and to the War Production Board that tached suspenders for teen age range. strictions of this section upon teen.age, the articles of feminine apparel covered by girls’ and children’s jackets shall apply our invoice N o .___ o f ______were pur­ (xv) A wool cloth skirt with cool cloth chased by us from a manufacturer who fur­ lining. to the manufacture and sale of teen age, nished us with a certificate stating that they (xvi) All of the prohibitions and re­ girls’ and children’s ski and snow suit had been manufactured and sold in accord­ strictions of this section upon the manu­ jackets. ance with the provisions of General Limita­ facture and sale of teen age, girls’ and (j) Curtailment on nurses' and maids’ tion Order L-85, and we have no reason to children’s jackets and skirts shall apply believe that the said manufacturer’s cer­ uniforms. No person shall, after the tificate is false in any respect, and our sale to the manufacture and sale of teen age, effective date of this section with respect to you is in accordance with all of the pro­ girls’ and children’s suits. to such person, put into process or cause visions of the said Order with the terms of (xvii) All of the prohibitions and re­ to be put into process by others for his .which we are familiar,______strictions of this section upon the manu­ account any cloth for the manufacture Name of seller facture and sale of teen age, girls’ and of, and no person shall sell or deliver, B y ...... -...... — children’s skirts shall apply to teen age, any nurses and maids uniforms as fol­ Authorized individual girls’ and children’s culottes. lows: (n) Violations. Any person who wil­ (4) Teen age, girls’ and children’s rain­ (1) A nurse’s uniform exceeding the fully violates any provision of this section wear: measurements as shown in Schedule N or who wilfully-furnishes false informa­ attached hereto, with other sizes in ac­ tion to the Director of Industry Opera­ (i) A coat or cape, with separate or tions in connection with this section is attached scarf, hat, bag, skirt, slacks, cordance with Schedule N attached hereto. guilty of a crime, and upon conviction leggings, pants, mittens, or cap. may be punished by fine or imprison­ (ii) A coat or cape with a separate or (2) A maid’s uniform exceeding the ment. In addition, any such person may detachable hood. measurements as shown in Schedule O be prohibited from making or obtaining (iff) A coat or cape with a collar and attached hereto. further deliveries or from processing or a permanently attached hood. (3) A nurse’s or maid’s uniform with using material under priority control and (iv) A coat or cape with permanently a separate belt exceeding 2 inches in may be deprived of priorities assistance attached hood for sizes larger than width. by the Director of Industry Operations. children’s sizes 2 to 6 and girls’ sizes 7 (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; to 14. (k) Reports. All persons affected by this section shall execute and file with W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 9040, (v) All other restrictions and prohibi­ the War Production Board such reports 7 F.R. 329, 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, tions of this section upon the manufac­ 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Law 89, ture and sale of teen age, girls’ and chil­ and questionnaires as may be required dren’s coats and jackets shall apply to by said Board from time to time. 77th Cong.) 2726

This section shall take effect on: above putting any cloth into process for SCHEDULE B—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES, FOR VARIOUS WOMEN’Sf MISSES’ AND JUNIOR MISSES’ SEPARATE AND SIMULATED JACKETS OR TOPS (1) April 9, 1942 at 12:01 A. M. With the manufacture of feminine apparel. respect to persons putting any wool cloth (3) August 17,1942 at 12:01 A. M. with [All hems on suit jackets or separate jackets not to exceed 1)4 inch! into process, or putting any cloth into respect to retailers, jobbers and all other process for the manufacture of fall and persons selling feminine apparel. Misses’ sizes...... 10 12 14 16 18 20 Winter garments. Issued this 8th day of April 1942. (2) June 19, 1942 at 12:01 A. M. with J. S. K nowlson, Length...... 23)4 24)4 24)4 25 25)4 25)4 respect to persons not covered by (1) Director of Industry Operations. Junior misses’ sizes...... 9 11 13 15 17 SCHEDULE A—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES FOR VARIOUS MISSES’ COATS AND CAPES, DAYTIME AND EVENING Length...... 22 23 23 Ji 23M 23)4

Misses’ sizes...... 10 12 14 16 18 20 Little women’s (short)______14)4 16)4 18)4 20^ 22)4 24)4 26)4 28)4

Length box coat______40 V i 41 41)6 42 42)4 43 REGISTER, FEDERAL Sweep box coat______56 57 58)4 60 61)4 63 Length...... 24 U 25 25)4 25)4 25)4 26 26)4 26)4 Length fitted coat______41)6 42 42)4 43 43)4 44 Sweep fitted coat______, 66 67 68^ 70 71)4 73 Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 Women’s regular sizes______36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52

Junior misses’ sizes-...... 9 11 13 15 17 19 Length______25 »A 26 26)4 26)4 26)4 27 27)4 27)4 28

Length box coat...... 39 30)4 40 ¥D4 41 41)4 Women’s stout sizes______- 38)4 40)4 42)4 44)4 46)4 48)4 50)4 52)4 Sweep box coat-______56 57 58)4 60 61)4 63 Length fitted coat______40 40)4 41 41)4 42 42)4 Sweep fitted coat______^______66 67 68)4 70 71^ 73 26 26)4 26)4 27 27H 27)4 27)4 2 2 2 2 2 2 Length...... 26)4

Women's odd sizes.------35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 Little women’s sizes (short)______14)4 16)4 18)4 20)4 22)4 24)4 26^ 28)4

Length______26 26H 26H 26)4 27 27)4 27)4 27)4 28 194210, April Friday, Length box c o a t...... 41)4 42 42)4 43 43)4 44 44)4 44)4 Sweep box coat______60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 Length fitted coat...... 42)4 43 43^ 44 44)4 45 4 5 y2 45)4 SCHEDULE C—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES FOR VARIOUS WOMEN'S Sweep fitted coat...... 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 AND MISSES’ DAYTIME DRESSES Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Misses’ sizes______- ...... —...... 10 12 14 16 18 20 Women’s regular sizes...... 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 Lengths...... - ...... 41 42 42)4 43 43 )4 44 68 69 72 73)4 75 45 46 46 Wool sweep 9 ounces or less 1------70)4 Length box coat...... 43)4 44 44)4 45)4 45)4 46)4 Other than wool sweep______74 75 76)4 78 70)4 81 Sweep box coat______62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 2 2 2 2 2 2 Length fitted coat...... 44)4 45 45 )4 46 46)4 46)4 47 47 47)4 13 13 H 13)4 14 14)4 15 Sweep fitted coat______72 74 76 78 SO 82 84 .86 88 Sleeve circumference2______-...... - ...... Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Junior misses’ sizes...... -...... 9 11 • 13 15 17 19 Women’s stout sizes...... 38)4 40^ 42)4 44)4 46)4 48)4 50)4 52)4 Lengths...... 39)4 40)4 41 41)4 42 42)4 68 69 70)4 72 73)4 75 45 45)4 46 46 47 Wool sweep 9 ounces or less L . ______44)4 46)4 46)4 Other than wool sweep...... -...... 74 75 76)4 78 79)4 81 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 2 2 2 2 2 45)4 46 46)4 47 47 47)4 47)4 48 13 13)4 14 14)4 15 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 Sleeve circumference 2______-...... 13)4 H e m l...... 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Little women’s sizes (short)______14)4 16)4 18)4 20)4 22)4 24)4 26)4 Women’s odd sizes______35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 Lengths...... 42)4 43 43)4 44 44 44)4 45 72 74 76 78 80 82 45 46 46 46 46^ 47 Wool sweep 9 ounces or less 1______70 Length box coat______44)4 44)4 45)4 Other than wool sweep______76 78 80 82 84 86 Sweep box coat______62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Length fitted coat______45)4 45)4 46 46^ 47 47 47 47^ 48 15 15)4 16 16 16)4 16)4 Sweep fitted coat______72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 Sleeve circumference2______14)4 H e m ...... 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 See skirt fechedule E for sweep of wool eloth weighing more than 9 ounces. 2 Sleeve circumference is at bottom of sleeve or at part attached to cuff. SCHEDULE C—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES FOR VARIOUS SCHEDULE D—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES FOR VARIOUS MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DAYTIME DRESSES—Continued WOMEN’S, JUNIOR'S EVENING DRESSES AND EVENING SKIRTS— Continued

Women’s regular size s...... 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 Women’s sizes______^ i . . . ______36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50

L en gths...... 44% 45 45 % 46 46% 46% 47 47 47}$ Lengths...... 45 45h 45}$ 45% 45% 45% 45% 45% Wool sweep 9 ounces or less1______72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 Sweep______j A ______144 144 144 144 144 144 Hem. ______2 2 144 144 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Hem...... V...... 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Other than wool sweep______78 80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 14% 16% 15% 16 16 % 16% 17}$ 18 18 Junior nRsses’ sizes...... 9 11 13 ' 15 17 Women’s stout sizes______38% 40% 42% 44% 46*$ 48}$ 50}$ 52}$ Lengths...... 43 43 43% 43% 43% Swgep..______144 144 144 144 144 Lengths______45 46 46% 47 47 47% 47% 48 H^m______2 2 2 2 2 Wool sweep 9 ounces or less 1...... 74 76 78 80 82 84 88 88 Other than wool sweep______80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 /S c h e d u l e e —m a x i m u m measurements f o r a l l s iz e s a n d r a n g e s f o r v a r i o u s Sleeve circumference *...... 15 15% 16 16% 17 17}$ 18 18 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SKIRTS AND CULOTTES; ALSO JUNIOR MISSES’ FEDERAL REGISTER, REGISTER, FEDERAL Women’s odd sizes______35 37 30 41 43 45 47 49 51 Misses’ skirts______10 12 14 16 18 20

Lengths...... 45 45% 46 46% 47 47 47 47}$ 48 ' Length, including waist band...... 26% 27}$ 27% 28 28% 28% Wool sweep 9 ounces or less1...... 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 90 Sweep; wool cloth, more than 9 ounces____..... 60 61 62% 64 65% 67 Other than wool sweep______78 80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 Sweep; all fabrics and wool cloth not more than 9 ounces...... 76 77 78% 81 82% 84 Hem______;______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Hem...... 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sleeve circumference2______16 16% 16 16 % 17 17*$ 18 18 18

Junior misses’ sizes...... 9 11 1 See skirt Schedule E for sweep of wool cloth weighing more than 9 ounces. 13 16 17 19 2 Sleeve circumference is at bottom of sleeve or at part attached to cuff. Length, including waist band______26 26% 27 27% 27% 28 SCHEDULE D—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZE RANGES FOR VARIOUS MISSES’, Sweep; wool cloth, more than 9 ounces...... 60 61 62% 64 65% 67 WOMEN’S, JUNIOR’S EVENING DRESSES AND EVENING SKIRTS Sweep; all fabrics and wool cloth, not more than 9 ounces... 77 78 79% 81 82% 84 Hem...... 2 2 2 2 2 2 E vening D resses

Women’s regular sizes...... 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 10, 1942 April Friday, Misses’ sizes...... 10 12 14 16 18 20

Length, including waist band...... 28% 29 29% 29}$ 29% 29% 30 30 30 Lengths...... 58 58% 58% 59 69% 59}$ Sweep; wool cloth, more than 9 ounces. 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 Sweep...... 144 144 144 144 144 144 Sweep; all fabrics and wool cloth, not Hem____...... 2 2 2 2 2 more than 9 ounces...... 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 OT Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Women’s sizes..______36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 s c h e d u l e f —M a x i m u m o u t s e a m o v e r -a l l l e n g t h i n c l u d i n g w a i s t b a n d a n d Lengths...... 59 % 59% 60 60% 60}$ 60 % 61 61 TURN-UP FOR WOMEN’S, MISSES’, AND JUNIOR MISSES’ SLACKS Sweep___...... 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Misses’ sizes______10 12 14 16 18 20

9 11 15 17 Length...... 43 43% 44% 44}$ 44% 45% 13 2727 Bottom width...... 18 18}$ 19 19 19% 20 Lengths...... 56 % 57 57% 57}$ 57% Sweep...... 144 144 144 144 144 Women’s regular sizes...... 36 44 2 2 2 2 2 38 40 42 46 48

Length______45}$ 45% 45% 46% 46% 46% 46% E vening Skirts Bottom width______•______20 21 22 22 23 23 23%

Misses’ sizes______...... 10 12 14 16 2018 Junior misses’ sizes...... 9 11 13 15 17 Lengths...... 44 4 4 % 45 45 45 45 144 144 144 144 144 144 42% 43% 43% 44 44% Hem______2 2 2 2 2 2 Bottom width...... 18. 18% 19 19 19%

No. 70----- 2 2728 SCHEDULE G—MAXIMUM OUTSEAM, OVERALL LENGTH INCLUDING WAIST BAND AND SCHEDULE J—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS’ AND TEEN AGE TURN-UP FOR WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND JUNIOR MISSES’ SKI AND SNOW PANTS DRE S SES— Continued

Misses’ sizes...... 12 14 16 18 20 Teen age sizes...... 10 12 14 16

Length...... 40 40*4 41 42 42 *4 43 37 38*4 39*4 40*4 Bottom width______11*4 12 12*4 12*4 12 H 13 Sweep, wool cloth...... 67 68 69 70 Hem, wool cloth...... 2 2 2 2 Sweep, other than wool cloth------73 74 75 76 2 2 2 2 Women’s sizes. 36 38 40 Hem, other than wool c lo th ......

Length______43*4 44 44*4 45 SCHEDULE K—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS’ AND Bottom width. 13 X 13*4 14 14*4 TEEN AGE COATS

SCHEDULE H—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZES AND RANGES FOR BLOUSES 2 3 4 5 6 6X

25 26 Misses’ and ladies’ sizes. 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 18 19 21 23 47 48 48*4 50 51*4 63*4 2*4 2*4 2*4 2*4 2*4 2*4 REGISTER, FEDERAL Body length...... 22 22*i 22*4 22»4 23 23 X 24 24*4 Underarm sleeve length. 18*4 19 m i 19*4 m i 19*4 m i 19*4 Hem...... X XX XX XXX Girls’ sizes. Sleeve circumference1__ 14 14*4 15 15*4 16 16*4 17 17*4

Length box coat... 36 ^Sleeve circumference at bottom of finished sleeve or part attached to cuff. Sweep box coat___ 52 Length fitted coat. 36 SCHEDULE I—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS', AND TEEN AGE Sweep fitted ooat.. 62*4 JACKETS AND TOPS Hem...... 2

Children’s sizes...... 2 3 4 6 6 Teen age sizes. 10 12 14 16

Length...... 16 16*4 17 17*4 18 39 40 2 2 2 2 2 Length box coat__ 37 38 Sweep box coat___ 55 56*4 58 59 Length fitted coat. 37*4 38*4 40 41 64 66 68 Sweep fitted coat.. 62 Friday Girls’ sizes...... 7 8 10 12 14 Hem______2 2 2 2

Length...... 17 17*4 18*4 19*4 20*4 SCHEDULE L—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS’AND TEEN AGE SKIRTS 1*4 1*4 1*4 1*4 1*4 , pi 1, 1942 10, April Children’s sizes. 2 3 4 5 6 6X Teen age sizes. Length, including waist band------12 13 14 15 16 1694 Length. 21 21 *4 22*4 23 Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces...... 46 48 50 52 54 57 Hem 1*1 1*4 1*4 1*4 46 48 50 52 54 57 __ Sweep, all fabrics and wool cloth not more than 9 ounces. 2 Hem...... - ...... 2 2 2 2 2 SCHEDULE J—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS’ AND TEEN AGE DRESSES Girls’ sizes. 7 8 10 12

4 5 6 6X 2 3 Lengths, including waist band...... 16*4 17*4 19*4 22 Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces...... — 56 57 58 60 Sweep, all fabrics and wool cloth not more than 9 ounces. 64 65 66 68 18 19 21 23 25 26 2 2 2 2 54 55 56 67 58 58 Hem...... ------3 3 3 3 3 3 55 56 57 58 58 54 18 3*4 3*4 3*4 3*4 3*4 3*4 Teen age sizes. 12 14 • 23*4 24 24*4 25** 14 Length, including waist bands______63 Girls’ sizes. Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces______59 60 62 76 77 78 79 Sweep, all fabrics and wool cloth not more than 9 ounces . 2 Hem______;...... 2 2 2 Lengths, all fabrics______28 31 34 36 Sweep, wool cloth______65 66 67 68 Hem, wool cloth______3 3 3 3 Sweep, other than wool cloth. 65 66 67 68 Hem, other than wool cloth_ 3*4 3*4 3 *4 3*4 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2729

SCHEDULE M—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S, GIRLS’ AND TEEN AGE BLACKS Chapter IX—War Production Board Subchapter A—General Provisions Size...... 2 8 4 6 6 P art 903—D elegations of Authority

Length, including waist band and tum-up...... 21% 23 24% 26 27% AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO SUPPLEMENTARY DI­ Circumference at bottom of slack...... 14 14% 14% 14% 15 RECTIVE NO. 1A— AMENDMENT TO DELEGA­ TION OF AUTHORITY TO OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION WITH REFERENCE TO Girl's sizes ______7 8 10 12 14 RATIONING OF PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES

Length, including waist band and tum-up* . 32 33 36% 39 40 Paragraph (a) of Supplementary Di­ Circumference at bottom of slack...... 16% 17 17% 17% 17% rective No. 1A (§ 903.2)1 is hereby amended to read as follows: Teen age sizes______10 12 14 16 - (a) In order to permit the efficient rationing of new passenger automobiles, Length, including waist band and tum-up...... 39% 40% 41% 42% the authority delegated to the Office of Circumference at bottom of slack...... 17% 17% 17% 18 Price Administration by Directive No. 1 is hereby extended to the exercise of SCHEDULE N—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZES AND RANGES, FOR NURSES’ rationing control over the sale, transfer UNIFORMS or other disposition of new passenger automobiles by any person to any other Misses’ sizes...... 10 12 14 16 18 20 person except those specified in para­ graphs (a) (1) and (2) of said Directive Length...... J______42 42% 43 43H 44 No. 1. The exercise of such authority Sweep___ .______;___ 58 60 62 64 66 shall be subject to the terms and condi­ Hem...... 3 3 3 3 3 tions specified in said Directive No. 1. (E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329, E.O. 9040, Jan. 24, W omen’s sizes...... 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 1942, 7 F.R. 567; Sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Length______43 43 M 44 44 44% 45 45% Law 89, 77th Cong., and Pub. Law 507, 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 77th Cong.; W.PJB. Dir. No. 1, Jan. 24, 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1942, 7 FH. 562) Issued this 9th day of April 1942. Jr. misses' sizes______9 11 13 15 17 J. S. K nowlson, Director of Industry Operations. Length...... ■...... 40 40% 41 41% 42 Sweep...... 56 58 60 62 64 [F. R. Doc. 42-3176; Filed, April 9, 1942; Hem...... :.. 3 3 3 3 3 11:34 a. m.]

SCHEDULE O—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZES AND RANGES FOR MAIDS’ UNIFORMS Subchapter B—Division of Industry Operations Misses sizes...______.. 10 12 14 16 18 20 P art 933—Copper AMENDMENT TO CONSERVATION ORDER M -9-C * L engths...______42 42% 43 43% 44 AS AMENDED DECEMBER 10, 1941 CURTAIL­ Sweep...... 5658 6062 64 Hem______2 2 2 2 2 ING THE USE OF COPPER IN CERTAIN ITEMS Section 933.4 (Conservation Order Women’s sizes...... 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 M-9-c) is hereby amended by adding at the end of paragraph (d) the following: Sweep______58 60 62 64 66 68 70 On and after April 9, 1942, no Person Lengths...... 43 43% 44 44 44% 45 45 Hem...... , 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 shall deliver, install or cut any Copper or Copper Base Alloy insect screening (1) unless such screening is to be delivered SCHEDULE P—MAXIMUM MEASUREMENTS FOR ALL SIZES AND RANGES FOR SUIT SKIRTS to, installed for or cut on the order of the Army or Navy of the United States, Misses’ sizes_____ ’______. 10 12 14 16 18 20 the United States Maritime Commission,

1 the Panama Canal, the Coast Guard, any Length including waistband______26% 27% 28 28% 28% foreign country pursuant to the Act of Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces______60' 61 64 65% 67 Sweep, wool cloth not more than 9 ounces and all other fabrics.. March 11, 1941 entitled “An Act to Pro­ 68 69 72 73% 75 mote the Defense of the United States” (Lend-Lease Act), or Defense Supplies Junior misses’ sizes______.' . ___ 9 11 13 15 17 19 Corporation, Metals Reserve Corporation or any other corporation organized un­ Length including waistband.. . 26 26% 27 27% 27% 28 der section 5 (d) of the Reconstruction Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces .. 60 61 62% 64 65% 67 Sweep, wool cloth 9 ounces or less and all other fabrics____ Finance Corporation Act as amended or 68 69 70% 72 73% 75 any Person acting as agent of any such corporation, or (2) unless such delivery, Women’s remilar sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 installation or cutting shall be with the specific authorization of the Director of Length including waistband______28% 29 29% 29% 29% 29% 30 30 30 Industry Operations. The foregoing Sweep, wool cloth more than 9 ounces.. 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 Sweep, wool cloth 9 ounces or less & shall not apply to used or second hand all other fabrics...______72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 insect screening or to insect screening in *7 F JR. 698, 1493, 2229. [F. R. Doc. 42-3117; Filed, April 8, 1942; 11:25 a. m.] * 6 FR. 6354, 6424; 7 FR. 27, 250, 1626, 2448. 2730 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 rolls partly used on the 9th day of April, (6) “Begin Construction” means to in­ (b) (5), and (b) (6) shall not be con­ 1942. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. itiate Construction by physically incor­ strued to authorize separate or succes­ 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, porating into any Construction material sive Construction operations the aggre­ 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040. 7 F.R. 527; sec. which is an integral part of the Con­ gate Cost of which over any continuous 2 (a), Pub. Law 671. 76th Cong., as struction. twelve month period exceeds the amount amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong.) (7) “Cost” is meant to include the specified in the applicable paragraph for total cost of labor and material, includ­ the particular building, structure or This Amendment shall take effect im­ ing equipment, architects’, engineers', project. mediately. Issued this 9th day of April, and contractors’ fees, insurance charges (c) Prohibited deliveries. No Person 1942. and financing costs. shall accept an order for, sell, deliver, or J. S. K nowlson, (8) “Maintenance” means the upkeep cause to be delivered, material or con­ Director of Industry Operations. of a building, structure or project in struction plant which he knows, or has [F. R. Doc. 42-3169; Filed, April 9, 1942; sound working condition. reason to believe, will be used in violation 11:36 a. m.] (9) “Repair” means the restoration, of the terms of this Order. without change of design, of any portion (d) Further construction limitations. of a building, structure or project to Nothing in this Order shall be construed sound working condition, when such por­ to authorize the use or delivery of any P art 1075—Construction tion has been rendered unsafe or unfit material, or the application or extension CONSERVATION ORDER NO. L -41 for service by wear and tear, damage or of any preference rating, in violation of other similar causes. the provisions of any conservation, limi­ War requirements of the United States (b) Prohibited construction. No Per­ tation or other order or regulation here­ have created a shortage of all materials son shall, after the date of issuance of tofore or hereafter issued by the Di­ required for war production and con­ this Order, Begin Construction, or order, rector of Priorities, Office of Production struction necessary thereto, for private purchase, accept delivery of, withdraw Management, or by the Director of In­ account and for export; the War Pro­ from inventory or in any other manner dustry Operations. duction Board accordingly has stated as secure or use material or construction (e) Orders or certificates not consti­ its policy that it is in the national in­ plant in order to Begin Construction, tuting authorization. The assignment of terest that all construction which is not unless the Construction is within one of a preference rating by a PD-1, PD-1A essential, directly or indirectly, to the the following classes: or other certificate, or by any order other successful prosecution of the war, and (1) The Construction is to be the prop­ than those listed in Schedule A, shall not which involves the utilization of labor, constitute authorization to Begin Con­ material or construction plant urgently erty of the Army or Navy of the United struction. needed in the war. effort, be deferred for States, the United States Maritime Commission, the Panama Canal, the (f) Applications for authority to begin the duration of the emergency; the fol­ Construction. (1) If the applicant re­ lowing order is, therefore, necessary and Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Coast Guard, the Civil Aeronautics Authority, quires priorities assistance for the pro­ appropriate in the public interest to posed construction, an application shall conserve scarce materials by allocating or the Office of Scientific Research and Development. be made for the appropriate Preference them to essential uses and restricting Rating Order or Certificate listed on their use in non-essential construction. (2) The Construction consists of any building, structure or project which is Schedule A on the form referred to § 1075.1 Cou,servation Order L-41— used directly in the discovery, develop­ therein. (a) Definitions. For the purpose of this ment or depletion of mineral deposits. (2) Where the applicant does not re­ Order: (3) The Construction is of a type sub­ quire priorities assistance, application (1) “Person” means any individual, ject to the provisions of any order in the for the specific authorization to Begin partnership, association, business trust, M-68 series relating to the production Construction referred to in paragraph corporation, governmental corporation and distribution of petroleum. Any (b) (7) (ii) hereof may be made by filing or agency, or any organized group of such construction is permitted only to Forms PD-200 and PB-200A, or such persons, whether incorporated or not. the extent authorized by the applicable other forms as may hereafter be pre­ order in the M-68 series.' scribed, together with a statement show­ (2) “Construction” means the erec­ ing (1) that no priorities assistance is tion, construction, remodeling or re­ (4) The Construction is Residential, and requested, (2) whether any previous ap­ habilitation of any building, structure plication for authorization has been or project, or additions thereto or ex­ (i) the estimated Cost is less than denied, and, if so, the reasons therefor, tensions or alterations thereof, but not five hundred dollars; or and (3) the total value of all Construc­ including maintenance or repair as de­ (ii) is to reconstruct or restore Resi­ tion on the particular building structure fined in paragraphs (a) (8) and (a) (9) dential Construction damaged or de­ or project in the preceding twelve month below. stroyed after December 31, 1941, by fire, period. Such forms or statements are (3) “Residential Construction” means flood, tornado, earthquake, act of God to be filed with the field office of the Fed­ any Construction where the principal or the public enemy. eral Housing Administration having function of the building, structure or (5) The Construction is Agricultural jurisdiction over the location of the site. project is or will be to provide living and the estimated Cost is less than one (3) In applying either for priority as­ space or accommodations, including, but thousand dollars. sistance or for authorization to Begin not limited to, single or multiple dwelling (6) The Construction is Other Re­ Construction, the applicant should also units, dormitories, hotels, and apartment stricted Construction and the estimated submit additional information as to the houses. Cost is less than five thousand dollars. necessity for the proposed construction, £4) “Agricultural Construction” means (7) The Construction has been or is any exceptional hardships which the re­ any Construction, other than Residential hereafter authorized by the Director of strictions of this Order impose upon him, Construction, where the building, struc­ Priorities of the Office of Production the effect on employment conditions if ture or project is used in the production Management or by the Director of In­ the application is denied, and any other of agricultural products including but not dustry Operations by the issuance of pertinent facts. limited to, those produced by farmers, (i) one of the Preference Rating (g) Violations. Any person who wil­ planters, ranchmen, dairymen, or nut or Orders or Certificates listed on Schedule fully violates any provision of this Order fruit growers. A attached hereto, as that Schedule may or who wilfully furnishes false informa­ (5) “Other Restricted Construction” be amended from time to time, accord­ tion to the Director of Industry Operar means any Construction, other than Res­ ing priorities assistance to the Construc­ tions in connection with this Order is idential and Agricultural Construction, tion; or guilty of a crime, and upon conviction including but not limited to commercial, (ii) an order specifically authorizing j may be punished by fine or imprison­ industrial, recreational, institutional, the Construction. ment. In addition, any such person may highway, roadway, sub-surface and utili­ be prohibited from making or obtaining ties construction, whether publicly or pri­ Provided, however, That the exceptions vately financed. set forth in paragraphs (b) (4). (i), further deliveries or from processing or FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2731 using material under priority control cultural Construction “Agr.”, and those (10) Outlet plugs and strainers; and may be deprived of priorities as­ relating to Other Restricted Construc­ (11) Tail pieces; sistance by the Director of Industry tion, “O.R.” (12) Flush ells; Operations. (i) Effective date. This Order shall (13) Flush valves for closet tanks. (h) Communications. Applications, take effect immediately. (PJD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 P.R. 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 Provided, however, That copper or cop­ communications and reports under this P.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, per base alloy may be used for valve Order shall, unless otherwise directed, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th seats, valve stems, bonnets, discs and be addressed to: War Production Board, Cong., as amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th disc screws, or valve trimming units com­ Washington, D. C. (Ref.: L-41) Cong.) bining these separate parts into one unit, in the articles specified in subparagraphs Those relating to Residential Construc­ Issued this 9th day of April 1942. (1) to (9) inclusive, if it is limited to tion shall in addition be conspicuously J . S. K nowlson, the minimum amount practicable. marked “Res.”, those relating to Agri­ Director of Industry Operations. (c) General exception. The prohibi­ tions and restrictions contained in this SCHEDULE A— CONSERVATION ORDER L -41 Schedule shall not apply to the use of The following Preference Rating Orders and Certificates are listed pursuant to copper or copper base alloy in the manu­ facture of articles or parts thereof which paragraph (b) (7) (i) of the above Order. A general description of the type of are being produced construction covered by each, the appropriate application form and where such- (1) Under a specific contract or sub­ form should be filed, are given solely for purposes of identification. contract for use in chemical plants, re­ search laboratories or hospitals, where Preference rating order Type of construction Application forms Where filed and to the extent that the physical and chemical properties make the use of any other material impractical. Such use is P-14-a, P-14-h______Shipyards and Shipways No form . Maritime Commission, Wash­ ington, D. C. not deemed impractical for ordinary P-19, P-19-a______Buildings, structures and pro- No further application ac- plumbing fixtures and trim and the ex­ jeets important to the war cepted under P-19 and effort and essential civilian P-19-a. Apply for P - ception covers only those cases where the needs, other than housing. 19-h or P-19-i. technical operation of the plant makes P-19-d, P-19-g...... Publicly financed housing____ Application is made only by the federal agency the use of other material impractical; principally interested in (2) Under a specific contract or sub­ the construction. P-19-ft Public Roads...... Application is made by or contract for use as part of the equip­ through the Public Roads ment of vessels other than pleasure craft Administration of PW A. and of aircraft where corrosive action P-19-h, P-19-i...... Buildings, structures and proj- Forms PD-200 and P D - With the field office of FHA ects important to the war 200A. having jurisdiction over the makes the use of other material imprac­ effort and essential civilian location of the site. tical. needs other than housing. P-41...... Construction of air transport See Order. (d) Effective date of simplified prac­ facilities. P-46______Certain types of utilities Con- See Order. tices; exceptions. On and after June 15, struction. 1942, no plumbing fixture fittings or trim P-56, P-55 amended.. Privately financed Defense Form PD-105...... With the field office of FHA which do not conform to the standards Housing. having jurisdiction over loca­ tion of the site. established by this Schedule shall be P-98...... Construction related to Petrol- See Orders in M-68 series.. produced or delivered by any producer or eum Enterprises as defined and limited therein. accepted by any person from any such P-110 ...... Remodeling of housing in de­ Form PD-406 producer, except with the express per­ fense areas. ing jurisdiction over the location of the site. mission of the Director of Industry Op­ P-116...... Expansion of Canning Plants. Form PD-28S With WPB, Washington. erations: Provided, however, That the foregoing shall not prohibit the delivery CEKTIFICATFS by any producer of such plumbing fixture PD-3, PD-3A...... Principally buildings, struc­ Form PD -3A ...... With the contracting or pro­ fittings or trim as were in his stock in tures and projects owned or curement official having ju­ to be owned by the Army, risdiction over the contract. finished form on June 15,1942. Navy or certain other gov­ (e) Records covering excepted plumb­ ernmental agencies. ing fixture fittings and trim. Each pro­ ducer shall retain in his files records [P. R. Doc. 42-3172; Filed, April 9, 1942; 11:33 a. m.] showing his inventory of excepted plumb­ ing fixture fittings and trim (by types) as of June 15, 1942, and such records shall P art 1076—P lumbing and H eating (b) Limitations. Pursuant to Limita­ be kept readily available and open to Simplification tion Order No. L-42 the following limita­ audit and inspection by duly authorized representatives of the War Production SCHEDULE V-a— PLUMBING FIXTURE FITTINGS tions are established for the manufacture of fittings and trim: Board. AND TRIM TO LIMITATION ORDER NO. (f) Relation to Schedule V. The pro­ L—42 1 No copper or copper base alloy may visions of this Schedule, when effective, § 1076.9 Schedule V-a to Limitation be used in the manufacture of the shall supersede the provisions of Sched­ Order L-42—(a) Definitions. For the articles specified below: ule V to the extent that this schedule purposes of this Schedule: (1) Bath tub fillers and nozzles; prohibits uses which are permitted by (1) “Producer” means any person who (2) Shower fittings; Schedule V. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 manufactures, processes, fabricates or (3) Lavatory compression faucets; F.R. 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561, E.O. assembles fittings or trim. (4) Lavatory combination faucets; 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; sec. (2) “Fittings and Trim” means plumb­ (5) Sink compression faucets; 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as ing fixture fittings and plumbing fixture (6) Combination sink faucets and amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong.) trim. spout; Issued this 9th day of April 1942. (3) “Copper Base Alloy” means any (7) Combination faucets for J. S. K nowlson, alloy which contains 40% or more cop­ tubs and spouts; Director of Industry Operations. per by weight. (8) Combination faucets for wash sinks; [P. R. Doc. 42-3175; Piled, April 9, 1942; 17 P.R. 2275. (9) Laundry tray faucets; 11:31 a. m.] 2732 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

P art 1107—T rack-L aying T ractors and inspection by duly authorized representa­ (i) Applicability of other orders. In Auxiliary E quipment tives of the War Production Board. so far as any other Order issued, or to (f) Reports. All persons affected by be issued hereafter, limits the use of any SUPPLEMENTARY LIMITATION ORDER L -53-A this Order shall execute and file with material in the production of electrical The fulfillment of requirements for the War Production Board such reports appliances to a greater extent than the •the defense of the United States has and questionnaires as said Board shall limits imposed by this Order, the restric­ created a shortage in the supply of ma­ from time to time require. tions in such other Order shall govern terials and facilities necessary to pro­ (g) Violations or false statements. unless otherwise specified therein: Pro­ duce track-laying tractors of certain Any person who willfully violates any vided, however, That during the period specifications for .defense, for private provision of this Order or who willfully from the effective date of this Order to account and for export; and the follow­ furnishes false information to the War May 31,1942, inclusive, manufacturers of ing Order is deemed necessary and ap­ Production Board is guilty of a criminal electrical appliances may use within the propriate in the public interest and to offense punishable by fine and imprison­ limits of this Order electrical resistance promote the national defense; ment (Pub. No. 507, 77th Cong., 2d Sess., material which was in the inventory of § 1107.2 Supplementary Limitation approved March 28, 1942; and 18 U.S.C. a manufacturer of electrical appliances Order L-53-a—(a) Applicability of Pri­ 80). Any person committing such an on the effective date of this Order, not­ orities Regulation No. 1. This Order and offense or 'willfully falsifying any records withstanding the provisions of Conserva­ all transactions affected thereby are which he is required to keep by the terms tion Orders Nos. M-6-b and M-21-d. subject to the provisions of Priorities of this Order may be deprived of priori­ (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended 6 F.R. 6680; Regulation No. 1, as amended from time ties assistance or may be prohibited by W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. to time, except to the extent that any the War Production Board from obtain­ 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. provision hereof may be inconsistent ing any materials or facilities subject to Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. therewith, in which case the provisions allocation. Law 89, 77th Cong.) (h) Appeal. Any person affected by of this Order shall govern. this Order who considers that compli­ This amendment shall take effect im­ (b) Definitions. For the purpose of ance therewith would work an excep­ mediately. this Order: tional and unreasonable hardship upon Issued this 9th day of April 1942. (1) “Person” means any individual, him, or that it would result in a serious J. S. K nowlson, partnership, association, business trust, problem of unemployment in the com­ Director of Industry Operations. corporation, governmental corporation munity, or that compliance with this [F. R. Doc. 42-3170; Filed, April 9, 1942; or agency, or any organized group of Order would disrupt or impair a program 11:31 a. m.] persons, whether incorporated or not. of conversion from nondefense work, (2) “Producer” means any person en­ may apply for relief by addressing a gaged in the manufacture of Track-lay­ letter to the War Production Board set­ ing Tractors. ting forth the pertinent facts and the P art 1158—I ndustrial M achinery (3) “Track-1 aying Tractor” means a reasons such person considers that he is general limitation order L—83 vehicle powered by an internal combus­ entitled to relief. The War Production tion engine, used for pushing or pulling Board may thereupon take such action, The fulfillment of requirements for heavy loads and obtaining traction from if any, as it deems appropriate by the the defense of the United States has a crawler or track-type device. created a shortage in the supply of cer­ amendment of this Order or otherwise. tain types of Industrial Machinery for (c) General restrictions. (1) During (i) Communications. All communi­ cations concerning this Order shall be defense, for private account and for ex­ the period commencing April 1,1942, and port; and the following order is deemed ending August 31,1942, no Producer shall addressed to War Production Board, Washington, D. C., Ref.; L-53-a. necessary and appropriate in the public produce any of the particular models of interest and to promote the national de­ Track-laying Tractors designated below (j) Effective date. This Order shall fense: in excess of the number of such models take effect immediately. (PD. Reg. 1, set opposite its name; as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; W.P.B. Reg. § 1158.1 General Limitation Order 1, 7 F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. L-83—(a) Definitions. For the purpose 9040, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law of this order: Name of producer Number Models 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Law (1) “Person” means any individual, 89, 77th Cong.) Caterpillar Tractor Co____ 1,000 D-2 or R-2. partnership, association, business trust, International Harvester Co. 600 TD-6 or T-6. Issued this 9th day of April 1942. corporation, governmental corporation Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co...... 1,000 M. Cleveland Tractor Co...... 435 A or H. J. S. K nowlson, or agency, or any organized group of Director of Industry Operations. persons, whether incorporated or not. (2) “Critical Industrial Machinery” Any producer named may, however, [F. R. Doc. 42-3173; Filed, April 9, 1942; means new, second-hand or recondi­ produce during such period any number 11:33 a. m.] tioned machinery, of the kinds listed, of any single model set opposite its name from time to time, in List A. provided its aggregate production during (3) “Manufacturer” means any person such period of all models set opposite its P art 1130—E lectrical Appliances producing Critical Industrial Machinery. name does not exceed the number set (4) “Distributor” means any person in opposite its name and provided further AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO GENERAL LIMITATION the business of distributing Critical In­ that the Cleveland Tractor Co. shall in ORDER L—65 dustrial Machinery. no event produce more than 100 Model Section 1130.1 (General Limitation (5) “Order” means any commitment A’s. Order L-65)1 is hereby amended in the or other arrangement for the delivery (25 On and after September 1, 1942, following particulars: of Critical Industrial Machinery, whether no Producer shall produce any model by purchase, lease, rental, renewal of designated in subparagraph (c) (1) Subparagraph (b) (4) (i) is hereby lease or rental, or otherwise. above or any model of substantially the amended to read as follows: (6) “Approved Order” means: same specifications or weight as any (4) (i) Having a total factory sales (i) Any Order for Critical Industrial model so designated. value greater than 20 per cent of the total Machinery, when accompanied by a PD- (d) Records. All persons affected by factory sales value of electrical appliances 3A certificate, to be delivered to, or for this Order shall keep and preserve for produced by him in the calendar year the account of: not less than 2 years accurate and com­ 1941. plete records concerning inventories, pur­ (a) The Army or Navy of the United chases, production and sales. Paragraph (i) is hereby amended to States, the United States Maritime Com­ (e) Audit and inspection. All records read as follows: mission, the Panama Canal, the Coast required to be kept by this Order shall, and Geodetic Survey, the Coast Guard, upon request, be submitted to audit and 17 F.R. 2465. the Civil Aeronautics Authority, the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2733

National Advisory Committee for Aero­ chinery delivered by such Distributor to of who by any act or omission falsifies nautics, the Office of Scientific Research fill an Approved Order, or to limit the records to be kept or information to be and Development; right of a Manufacturer legally to ex­ furnished pursuant to this order, may (b) The government of any of the tend any Preference Rating Certificate be prohibited from receiving further de­ following countries: The United King­ to secure material for the production of liveries of any Material subject to allo­ dom, and other Dominions, Approved Orders for Critical Industrial cation, and such further action may be Crown Colonies and Protectorates of the Machinery. taken as is deemed appropriate, includ­ British Empire, , China, Greece, ing a recommendation for prosecution The Kingdom of the , Nor­ (2) Manufacturers or Distributors way, Poland, Russia and Yugoslavia. may apply for authorization to produce under section 35 (a) of the Criminal or deliver orders now on their books Code (18 U.S.C. 80). (ii) Any Order placed by any agency which are not Approved Orders by filing (h) Records and reports. All Manu­ of the United States Government for facturers and Distributors affected by Critical Industrial Machinery to be de­ with the War Production Board, in tripli­ livered to, or for the account of, the cate, plainly marked “Ref: L-83”, a list this order shall keep and preserve for Government of any country listed above, of all such orders now on the books to­ not less than two years accurate and or any other country, including those in gether with the name of the purchaser complete records concerning production, the Western Hemisphere, pursuant to or lessee, the date of the order, the num­ deliveries, and orders for Industrial Ma­ the Act of March 11, 1941 entitled “An ber of pieces of equipment or machinery, chinery. Act to Promote the Defense of the United a description of the machinery, the sales All Persons affected by this order shall States” (Lend-Lease Act). or rental value of the machinery, the execute and file with the Division of In­ (iii) Any Order for Critical Industrial rating assigned, the Preference Rating dustry Operations, War Production Machinery bearing a preference rating Certificate number, if any (or blanket Board, such reports and questionnaires of A-9 or higher assigned by a Prefer­ preference rating order and serial num­ as said Division shall from time to time ence Rating Certificate PD-3 or PD-3A ber) , the specified delivery date, the per­ request. countersigned prior to the effective date centage of completion of the order, and On or before ,1942 every Man­ of this Order or by a Preference Rating the expected use to which the machinery ufacturer of Critical Industrial Machin­ Certificate PD-1 or PD-1A, or Preference will be put. The Director of Industry ery shall file in triplicate with the War Rating Order P-19h (PD-200 or 200A) Operations may thereupon, if he shall Production Board, plainly marked “Ref.: issued at any time. After the effective deem it necessary or appropriate in the L-83”, a supplementary list of all orders date of this order Preference Rating Cer­ public interest and to promote the na­ for Critical Industrial Machinery now on tificate PD-3A shall be used only to as­ tional defense, authorize the production his books (in excess of the amounts listed sign preference ratings to Approved Or­ and delivery of any such orders, or the in List A), not reported under paragraph ders to be delivered to or for the account assignment of preference ratings thereto. (b) (2), together with the name of the of the agencies set forth in subparagraph (c) Non-applicability to repair or purchaser or lessee, the date of the order, (i) hereof. Any Preference Rating Cer­ maintenance of existing equipment. the number of pieces of equipment or tificate or Order of any of the kinds The prohibitions of paragraph (b) hereof machinery, a description of the machin­ enumerated above may be used to secure shall not be construed to restrict any ery, the sales or rental value of the ma­ Critical Industrial Machinery only by delivery (1) to fill any Order of less chinery, the rating assigned, the prefer­ the person to whom it was originally is­ than $1000 for parts to be used to repair ence rating certificate number, if any, sued and only when such Machinery is or maintain a single piece of existing (or blanket preference rating order and expressly specified on the Certificate or machinery, or a single piece of machin­ serial number), the specified delivery Order (or its Form PD-200 or 200A). ery delivered under the terms of this date, the percentage of completion of Any person placing an Approved Order order, or (2) to fill any Order of $1000 the order, and the expected use to which for Critical Industrial Machinery bear­ or more for repair or maintenance parts the machinery will be put. ing a rating assigned by any such Certi­ when and only when there has been an (i) Effective date. This order shall ficate or Order who does not deliver such actual breakdown or suspension of op­ take effect immediately and shall con­ Certificate or Order but retains the same, erations because of damage, wear and tinue into effect until revoked by the as permitted by Priorities Regulation No. tear, destruction or failure of parts, or Director of Industry Operations. 3, as amended from time to time, or by the like, and the essential repair or Issued this 9th day of April 1942. the terms of Preference Rating Order maintenance parts are not otherwise P-19h, shall, in addition to furnishing available. J. S. K n o w l s o n , the endorsement required by such Priori­ (d) Applicability of Priorities Regula­ Director of Industry Operations. ties Regulation No. 3, as amended from tion No. 1. This order and all transac­ LIST A time to time, or such Preference Rating tions affected thereby are subject to the Order P-19h, certify to the person from provisions of Priorities Regulation No. 1 1. Leather working machinery, on all whom the Machinery is to be acquired (Part 944) as amended from time to Orders. that the Certificate was originally issued time, except to the extent that any 2. Tanning machinery, on all Orders. to him and that the Critical Industrial provision hereof may be inconsistent 3. Textile machinery and equipment, Machinery ordered was expressly speci­ therewith, in which case the provisions on all Orders. The term “Textile ma­ fied on the Certificate or Order (or its of this order shall govern. chinery and equipment” includes but is Form PD-200 or 200A), (e) Appeals. Any person affected by not limited to machinery and mechanical (b) Restrictiohs or acceptance of or­ this order who considers that compli­ equipment used in mills for carding, ders for, and production and distribution ance therewith would work an excep­ combing, spinning, throwing, winding, of critical industrial machinery. (1) No tional and unreasonable hardship upon weaving, knitting, printing, bleaching, Manufacturer or Distributor shall ac­ him may appeal to the War Production dyeing and otherwise processing or fin­ cept any Order for Critical Industrial Board setting forth the pertinent facts ishing cotton, wool, silk, flax, asbestos, Machinery, or deliver or produce any and the reason he considers he is en­ hemp, jute, and other fibers and the Critical Industrial Machinery in fulfill­ titled to relief. The Director of Industry products of these fibers; and further, any ment of any Order, whether accepted or Operations may thereupon take such machinery and mechanical equipment not; unless such Order is an Approved action as he deems appropriate. for the production, processing, and finish­ Order. No person shall accept delivery (f) Communications to War Produc­ ing of artificial and synthetic textile fibers of any Critical Industrial Machinery ex­ tion Board. All reports required to be such as those produced from wood pulp, cept pursuant to an Approved Order: filed hereunder, and all communica­ cotton linters, coal tar, and glass. Provided, however, That nothing in this tions concerning this order, shall, unless 4. Packaging and labeling machinery, order shall be construed to prevent the otherwise directed, be addressed to: except machinery to be used to package shipment of machinery from any Manu­ War Production Board, Washington, or label fruits or vegetables packed in facturer to any Distributor (i) to fill D. C. Ref: D-83 hermetically sealed containers and steril­ approved Orders actually received by (g) Violations. Any Person who wil­ ized by the use of heat, on Orders in ex­ such Distributor or (ii) to replace ma­ fully violates any provision of this order, cess of $200. 2734 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

5. Pulp and paper making machinery, order or contract therefor be validated upon request, be submitted to audit and on Orders in excess of $1,000. by the purchaser’s certification to the inspection by duly authorized representa­ 6. Paper converting machinery, on seller, endorsed upon the order or con­ tives of the War Production Board. Orders in excess of $200. tract in substantially the form set forth (4) Violations or false statements. 7. Printing and publishing machinery, in Exhibit “A”, attached to this Order. Any person who wilfully violates any pro­ on Orders in excess of $200. The endorsement shall state that the vision of this Order, or who by any act 8. Bakery machinery, on Orders in ex­ purchaser is familiar with the terms of or omission falsifies records to be kept cess of $200. this Order (in its present form or as it or information to be furnished pursuant 9. Confectionery machinery, on Orders may be amended from time to time) and to this Order, may be prohibited from in execess of $200. that during the life of this Order, he will receiving further deliveries of any ma­ 10. Beverage bottling machinery, on not use any rubber sealed closures pur­ terial subject to allocation, and such fur­ Orders in excess of $200. chased from the seller in violation of its ther action may be taken as is deemed ap­ 11. Industrial sewing machinery, on terms. Only one such endorsed certi­ propriate, including a recommendation Orders in excess of $200. fication covering all present and future for prosecution under section 35 (A) of - 12. Cotton ginning and delinting ma­ purchases from a given seller need be the Criminal Code (18 U.S.C. 80). chinery, on all Orders. furnished by any purchaser to that (5) Appeal. Any person affected by 13. manufacturing machinery,.on seller, but no seller shall be entitled to this Order who considers that compliance all Orders. rely on any such certification if he therewith would work an exceptional and 14. Shoe repairing machinery, on all knows, or has reason to believe it to be unreasonable hardship upon him, or that Orders. false. it would result in a degree of unemploy­ (3) Each person who manufactures ment which would be unreasonably dis­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3174; Filed, April 9, 1942; such rubber sealed closures for glass proportionate compared with the amount 11:36 a. m.] containers shall file such reports as of rubber conserved, or that compliance the War Production Board may pre­ with this Order would disrupt or impair scribe for the purpose of effective ad­ a program of conversion from non-de­ P art 1164—R ubber S ealed Closures for ministration of this Order. fense work, may appeal to the War Pro­ G lass Containers duction Board by letter or other written (c) Restrictions upon purchase, ac­ communication, setting forth the perti­ CONSERVATION ORDER M -119 ceptance of delivery, and use. Beginning nent facts and the reason he considers The fulfillment of requirements for the thirty days after the effective date of he is entitled to relief. The Director of defense of the United States has created this Order, no person shall buy, accept Industry Operations may thereupon take a shortage in the supply of rubber for delivery of, or use any rubber sealed such action as he deems appropriate. defense, for private account and for ex­ closures for sealing glass containers (6) Communications. All reports re­ port; and the following Order is deemed which shall be packed with any product quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ listed upon Table I, annexed to this munications concerning this Order shall, necessary and appropriate in the public Order, or any other product which the interest and to promote the national Director of Industry Operations may unless otherwise directed, be addressed defense: hereafter designate from time to time to: “War Production Board, Washington, § 1164 Conservation Order M-119— D. C. Ref: M-119 by Supplementary Order, provided that (7) Effective date. This Order shall (a) Definitions. For the purposes of this this Order shall not prevent the pur­ take effect upon the date of the issuance Order: chase, acceptance of delivery, or use, thereof and shall continue in effect until 1. “Person” means any individual part­ for packing such products in glass con­ revoked by the Director of Industry Op­ nership, association, business trust, cor­ tainers, of such rubber sealed closures erations subject to such amendments or poration, governmental corporation or which were completely manufactured supplements thereto as may be issued agency, or any organized group of per­ on or before the effective date of this from time to time by the Director of sons, whether incorporated or not. Order, or within ten days thereafter, Industry Operations. v (P.D. Reg. 1, as 2. “Glass container” means any bottle, and which cannot be used for another amended, 6 F.R. 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 jar or tumbler, made of glass, which is product because of special formula, F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, intended for packing, packaging, or decoration or packer’s label upon the 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th putting up products of any kind for sale. Closure. Cong., as amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th 3. “Rubber sealed closure” means any (d) Exception. This Order shall not Cong.) covering device for retaining the con­ apply to the manufacture, sale and de­ tents within a glass container, which livery, or the purchase, acceptance of Issued this 9th day of April 1942. closure is affixed or sealed to the con­ delivery, and use of rubber sealed J. S.JKnowlson, closures for sealing glass containers Director of Industry Operations. tainer by any rubber product or rubber which are to be delivered, pursuant to compound, whether such rubber medium Exhibit “A” be incorporated into the closure, or be a purchase order or contract, to any for­ used in conjunction with the closure, as eign country pursuant to the Act of Endorsement is illustrated by a separate rubber sealing March 11, 1941, entitled “An Act to Pro­ The undersigned purchaser hereby certifies ring. mote the Defense of the United States” to the seller herein and to the War Produc­ (Lend-Lease Act), to the Army or Navy tion Board that he is familiar with Con­ (b) Restrictions upon manufacture, of the United States, or to such other servation Order M-119 (in its present form sale and delivery. 1. Beginning ten days Governmental Agency as the Director or as it may be amended'from time to timè) after the effective date of this Order, of Industry Operations may designate. and that, during the life of such Order, he no person shall buy, accept delivery of, (e) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Ap- will not use any Rubber Sealed Closures pur­ or use any rubber product or rubber plicability of Priorities Regulation No. 1. chased from the seller pursuant to this or future contracts or orders, in violation of the compound for the manufacture of rubber This Order and all transactions affected terms of such Order. sealed closures for glass containers in­ thereby are subject to the provisions of Dated, ______tended to be used for the packing of any Priorities Regulation No. 1. (Part 944) product listed upon Table I, annexed to as amended from time to time, except to By ------this Order, or any other product which the extent that any provision hereof may the Director of Industry Operations may be inconsistent therewith, in which case T able I hereafter designate from time to time the provisions of this Order shall govern. Animal Food. by Supplementary Order. (2) Records. All persons affected by Beefsteak Sauce. 2. Beginning ten days after the effec­ this Order shall keep and preserve for not Candied Fruits. tive date of this Order, no person who less than two years accurate and com­ Candy. manufactures rubber sealed closures for plete records concerning inventories, pro­ Chili Peppers. glass containers shall sell or deliver to duction and sales. Chow Chow. any purchaser any rubber sealed closures (3) Audit and inspection. All records Chutney. for glass containers, unless the purchase required to be kept by this Order shall, Citron Peel. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2735

Cocoa Powder. aggregate used by a Manufacturer dur­ gram of conversion from non-defense Coffee. ing the calendar year 1941 divided by to defense work may appeal to the “War Corn-on-the-Cob. 365. Production Board, Washington, D. C., Flavoring Extract. (b) General restrictions. (1) During Ref: L-93”, setting forth the pertinent Greens, including Spinach, Turnips, the restricted period no manufacturer facts and the reasons such person con­ etc. shall use for the production of golf siders that he is entitled to relief. The Honey. clubs a greater total of iron and steel Director of Industry Operations may Macaroni. in the aggregate than 50% of his aver­ thereupon take such action as he deems Marshmallow Topping. age daily use of iron and steel multiplied appropriate. Mayonnaise. by the number of days (including Sun­ (h) Communications to War Produc­ Nuts. days and holidays) contained in the tion Board. All reports required to be Peanut Butter. filed hereunder and all communications Piccalilli. restricted period. concerning this Order shall, unless other­ Pickles, except home style processed. (2) After May 31, 1942, no manufac­ wise directed, be addressed to: “War Pickled Mangoes. turer shall process, fabricate, work on, Production Board, Washington, D. C. Pickled Relishes. or assemble any iron and steel for use Ref: L-93.” Pickled Sauces. in the production of golf clubs. (i) Applicability of Priorities Regula­ Potato Products of all kinds. (3) From the effective date of this tion No. 1. This Order and all trans­ Powdered Skim* Milk. Order, no manufacturer shall procure actions affected thereby are subject to Salad Dressing. or acquire any iron, steel, or critical the provisions of Priorities Regulation Sandwich Spread, not including Meat materials for use in the production of No. 1 (Part 944), as amended from time Spreads. golf clubs. to time, except to the extent that any Shortening. (4) From the effective date of this provisions hereof may be inconsistent Soups and Chowders. Order, no manufacturer shall process, therewith, in which case the provisions Spaghetti. fabricate, work on, or assemble any of this Order shall govern. Spices. critical materials for use in the produc­ (j) Application of other orders. In­ Sweet Potatoes. tion of golf clubs. sofar as any other Order issued by the Syrups, including only Corn, Cane, (5) From the effective date of this Director of Priorities or the Director of Maple, Molasses and Sorghum. Order, no manufacturer shall sell, lease, Industry Operations, or to be issued here­ Tea. trade, lend, deliver, ship, or transfer any after by the Director of Industry Opera­ Tobacco. critical materials to any person what­ tions, limits the use of any iron, steel, Turnips. soever, except pursuant to specific critical materials or any other material Vinegar. authorization of the Director of Industry in the production of golf clubs to a Whole Apricots. Operations. greater extent than the limits imposed Whole Carrots. (6) After May 31, 1942, no manufac­ by this Order, the restrictions in such Whole Pears. turer shall sell, lease, trade, lend, deliver, other Order shall govern unless other­ ship or transfer any Iron and Steel to wise specified therein. [P. R. Doc. 42-3167; Filed, April 9, 1942; any person whatsoever, except: 11:35 a. m.] (k) Effective date. This Order shall (i) If such Iron and Steel is contained take effect immediately. (P.D. Reg. 1, in a completed golf club or component as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; WP.B. Reg. 1, part thereof, or 7 F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. P art 1179—G olf Clubs (ii) Pursuant to specific authorization 9040, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law of the Director of Industry Operations. 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Law LIMITATION ORDER NO. L -93 89, 77th Cong.) The fulfillment of requirements for the (c) Records. All persons affected by Issued this 9th day of April 1942. this Order shall keep and preserve for defense of the United States has created J. S. K nowlson, a shortage in the supply of iron and steel not less than two years accurate and Director of Industry Operations. and other materials for defense, for complete records concerning inventories, production, and sales. [P. R. Doc. 42-3171; Filed, April 9, 1942; private account and for export; and the 11:32 a. m.] following Order is deemed necessary and (d) Audit and inspection. All rec­ appropriate in the public interest and ords required to be kept by this Order to promote the national defense: shall upon request, be submitted to audit and inspection by duly authorized repre­ P art 1185—Sanitary Napkins § 1179.1 General Limitation Order sentatives of the War Production Board. GENERAL LIMITATION ORDER NO. L -95 L-93—(a) Definitions. For the pur­ (e) Violations. Any person who wil­ poses of this Order: fully violates any provision of this Order, The fulfillment of requirements for the defense of the United States has cre­ (1) “Iron and steel used” means the or who by any act or omission falsifies records to be kept or information to be ated a shortage in the supply of cotton aggregate weight of iron or steel con­ gauze and wood cellulose for defense, tained in finished golf clubs. furnished pursuant to this Order, may be prohibited from receiving further de­ for private account and for export; and (2) “Manufacturer” means any indi­ the following Order is deemed necessary vidual, partnership, association, business liveries of any material subject to allo­ trust, corporation, governmental corpo­ cation, and such further action may be and appropriate in the public interest ration or agency, or any organized group taken as is deemed appropriate including and to promote the national defense: of persons, whether incorporated or not, a recommendation for prosecution under § 1185.1 General Limitation Order engaged in the production of golf clubs section 35 (A) of the Criminal Code (18 No. L-95—(a) Definitions. For the pur­ or of any parts made specifically for in­ U.S.C. 80). poses of this Order: corporation into golf clubs. (f) Reports. All persons affected by (1) “Sanitary napkin” means any (3) “Critical material” means plastics, this Order shall execute and file with the napkin manufactured and sold for con­ cork, and any metal other than iron, War Production Board such reports and sumer use but not including so called steel, gold and silver. questionnaires as said Board shall from hospital type napkins sold in bulk for (4) “Production” means the fabrica­ time to time request. hospital use. tion or processing of material for golf (g) Appeal. Any person affected by (2) “Gauze wrapper” means any clubs or the assembly of finished parts this Order, who considers that compli­ woven sanitary napkin cover which into golf clubs. ance therewith would work an excep­ wraps around the filler. (5) “Restricted period” means the tional and unreasonable hardship upon (3) “Knitted wrapper” means any period from the effective date of this him, that it would result in a serious sanitary napkin cover which is knitted Order to May 31, 1942. problem of unemployment in the com­ in seamless circular form. (6) “Average daily use” means the munity, or that compliance with this (4) “Cellulose filler” means any sani­ total amount of iron and steel in the Order would disrupt or impair a pro­ tary napkin filler made principally of No. 70----- 3 2736 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 wood cellulose either in layer or shredded or who by any act or omission falsifies submitted to the Office of Price Adminis­ form. records to be kept or information to be tration) for the calendar year 1942. (5) “Cotton filler” means any sanitary furnished pursuant to this Order, may The seller plantation companies follow: napkin filler made entirely of cotton ma­ be prohibited from receiving further da- Hilo Sugar Company, Honolulu, T. H., terial. liveries of any material subject to allo­ a jporporation organized and existing cation, and such further action may be (b) General restrictions. (1) After 20 under the laws of the Territory of taken as is deemed appropriate, includ­ Hawaii. days from the effective date of this ing a recommendation for prosecution Order, no person shall manufacture any Hakalau Plantation Company, 2 Pine under section 35 (a) of the Criminal Street, , , a cor­ sanitary napkin with a gauze wrapper Code (18 U.S.C. 80). or knitted wrapper of a length greater poration organized and existing under (i) Appeal. Any person affected by the laws of the State of California. than 19 inches. this Order who considers that compliance (2) After 60 days from the effective Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Com­ herewith would work an exceptional and pany, 2 Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal­ date of this Order, no person shall manu­ unreasonable hardship upon him, may facture: ifornia, a corporation organized and ex­ appeal to the War Production Board, isting under the laws of the State of (i) Any sanitary napkin of a size other setting forth the pertinent facts and the California. than super, of the cellulose filler type, reasons such person considers that he is Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company, 2 with a gauze wrapper of a width greater entitled to relief. The Director of Indus­ Pine Street, San Francisco, California, a than 8% inches; try Operations may thereupon take such corporation organized and existing un­ (ii) Any sanitary napkin of a size action as he deems appropriate. der the laws of the State of California. other than super, of the cotton filler type, (j) Communications. All reports re­ quired to be filed hereunder, or com­ Kaeleku Sugar Company, Limited, with a gauze wrapper of a width greater Honolulu, T. H., a corporation organ­ than 9 inches; munications concerning this Order, shall, (iii) Any sanitary napkin of super size, unless otherwise directed, be addressed ized and existing under the laws of the of either the cellulose filler or cotton to: “War Production Board, Health Sup­ Territory of Hawaii. filler type, with a gauze wrapper of a plies Branch, Washington, D. C. (Ref: Gay and Robinson, Makaweli, Kauai, width greater than 9% inches; Lr-95) T. H., a co-partnership consisting of (iv> Any sanitary napkin with a gauze (k) Effective date. This Order shall Mrs. Alice Robinson, Sinclair Robinson, wrapper having more than 18 warp take effect on the date of its issuance and Alymer F. Robinson, Selwyn A. Robin­ threads per inch or more than 14 filling shall continue in effect until revoked. son, Eleanor Robinson, and Lester B. threads per inch. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; Robinson. W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561, E.O. 9024, 7 Wailea Milling Company, Ltd., Hono­ (3) No person shall manufacture in F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), lulu, T? H., a corporation organized and 1942 more sanitary napkins of super Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by existing under the laws of the Territory or large size, by percentage of total pro­ Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong.) of Hawaii. duction, than he manufactured in 1940. Olokele Sugar Company, Limited, Issued this 9th day of April, 1942. (c) Avoidance of excessive inventories. Kauai, T. H., a corporation organized No producer of sanitary napkins shall J. S. K nowlson, and existing under the laws of the Ter­ accumulate for use in the manufacture Director of Industry Operations. ritory of Hawaii. of such sanitary napkins inventories of [P. R. Doc. 42-3168; Filed, April 9, 1942; Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company, raw materials, semi-processed materials 11:35 a. m.] 2 Pine Street, San Francisco, California, or finished parts in quantities in excess of a corporation organized and existing un­ the minimum amount necessary to main­ der the laws of the State of California. tain production of sanitary napkins in (b) The following deductions specified the quantities permitted by this Order. Chapter XI—Office of Price Adminis­ in Article 9 of each of said contracts are (d) Applicability of Priorities Regula­ tration approved: tion No. 1. This Order and all trans­ actions affected thereby are subject to P art 1334—Sugar First: A deduction of twenty hundredths the provisions of Priorities Regulation (.20) of one cent per pound delivered net ORDER NO. 1 UNDER REVISED PRICE SCHEDULE weight before conversion on all sugars polar­ No. 1 (Part 944), as amended from time NO. 16 1—RAW CANE SUGARS to time, except to the extent that any izing'ninety-three degrees (93°) or more, if For reasons set forth in an opinion is­ sugars are delivered in bags; or provisions hereof may be inconsistent Second: A deduction of twenty-six hun­ therewith, in which casé the provisions of sued simultaneously herewith and filed dred and twenty-five ten thousands (.2625) this Order shall govern. with the Division of the Federal Register of one cent per pound delivered net weight (e) Records. All persons affected by and under the authority vested in the before conversion on all sugars polarizing this Order shall keep and preserve for Price Administrator by the Emergency ninety-three degrees (93°) or more, if sugars not less than two years accurate and Price Control Act of 1942, it is hereby are delivered in bulk; and ordered: Third : An additional deduction of one-half complete records concerning inventories, (.5) of one per cent of the applicable average production and sales. § 1334.101 Granting approval and ex­ market price per pound. (f) Audit and inspection. All records ception under § 1334.9 (a) (6). (a) J.D. required to be kept by this Order shall, and A. B. Spreckels Company (doing (c) All prayers of the application not upon request, be submitted to audit and business as to one of its departments granted herein are denied. inspection by duly authorized represen­ under the name and style of “Western (d) This Order No. 1 may be revoked tatives of the War Production Board. Sugar Refinery”), a corporation or­ or amended by the Price Administrator (g) Reports. Every person manufac­ ganized and existing under the laws of at any time. turing sanitary napkins shall, within the State of California and with its prin­ (e) Unless the context otherwise re­ thirty days from the effective date of cipal place of business in the City and quires, the definitions set forth in § 1334.7 this Order, report by letter the following County of San Francisco, State of Cal­ of Revised Price Schedule No. 16 shall data: (1) his production of sanitary nap­ ifornia, as buyer, and the following apply to the terms used herein. (Pub. kins of super or large size, by aggregate named plantation companies, engaged in Law 421, 77th Cong.) number of units, in 1940; (2) his pro­ the business of growing sugar cane and This Order No. 1 shall be effective as duction of sanitary napkins of all sizes, producing raw sugar therefrom within of January 1, 1942, and shall, unless including super, by aggregate number of the Territory of Hawaii, as sellers, may earlier revoked, expire at twelve o’clock units, in 1940. All persons affected by employ the method of averaging prices midnight December 31, 1942. this Order shall execute and file with for such raw sugar specified in the re­ Issued this 8th day of April 1942. the War Production Board such other spective contracts entered into between Leon H enderson, reports and questionnaires as said Board said buyer and said sellers as of Jan­ Administrator. shall from time to time prescribe. uary 1, 1942 (copies of which have been (h) Violations. Any person who wil­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3139; Filed, April 8, 1942; fully violates any provision of this Order, 17 F.R. 1239, 1836, 2132, 2138. 5:03 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2737

P art 1307—Raw Materials for Cotton P art 1307—R aw M aterials for Cotton has been prepared and is issued simul­ T extiles T extiles taneously herewith:2 AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED- A new section 1316.12a is added as set AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED­ forth below: ULE NO. 7 1— COMBED COTTON YARNS AND ' ULE NO. 33 3— CARDED COTTON YARNS THE PROCESSING THEREOF A statement of the considerations in­ Section 1316.13 (d) (4), Table II there­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ of, is amended to add the following: A statement of the considerations in­ ment has been prepared and is issued § 1316.12a Effective dates of amend­ volved in the issuance of this amendment simultaneously herewith:2 ments. (a) Amendment No. 1 (§ 1316.- has been prepared and is issued simul­ Section 1307.60 (b) (2) is amended to 12a and § 1316.13 (d) (4), Table II) to taneously herewith:2 add the following: Revised Price Schedule No. 11 shall be­ Section 1307.12 (d) (3), Tables I and come effective April 9, 1942. II thereof, is amended to add the fol­ § 1307.60 Appendix A: Maximum prices for carded cotton yarn. § 1316.13 Appendix A: Maximum lowing: ***** prices for fine cotton goods. § 1307.12 Appendix A: Maximum (b) Maximum prices. m * * # ♦ prices for combed yarns and for mercer­ ***** (d) Fine cotton goods not covered by izing, bleaching, and/or gassing thereof. (2) Table of base maximum prices. contract prior to December 24,1941. ***** * * * ***** (d) Maximum prices for combed yam (4) Maximum price tables. * * * not covered by contract prior to Decem­ Cotton spot prices (cents per TABLE I I 1 ber 24, 1941, and for mercerizing, bleach­ pound) ing and/or gassing. ***** Spot cotton price—Cents Yarn No. 20.00 20.44 20.89 21.33 21.78 per pound (3) Tables of maximum prices for to to to to to 20.43 20.88 21.32 21.77 22.21 combed yams. * * * Type and construction 19.99 20.49 20.99 21.49 Table I—Yarn numbers up to 50s * * * •of cloth to to to to The above prices shall be adjusted as Cents per pound 20.48 20.98 21.48 21.98 follows in accordance with the spot cot­ Single: Cents per yard ton price: 8s and under...... 39.5 40.0 40.5 41.0 41.5 10s...... — ...... 40.0 40.5 41.0 41.5 42.0 Spot cotton price (cents 12s...... 40.5 41.0 41.5 42.0 42.5 Combed broadcloth single per pound—all num- Adjustment 14s...... 41.0 41.5 42.0 42.5 43.0 ply: bars inclusive): (cents per pound) 16s...... 41.5 42.0 42.5 43.0 43.5 37" 136 x 60...... 17.00 17.15 17.30 17.45 43.0 43.5 44.0 * * * * * 18s...... 42.0 42.5 37" 128x68...... 17.65 17.80 17.95 18.10 42.5 43.0 43.5 44.0 44.5 37" 144 x 76...... 18.60 18.75 18.90 19.05 20.02 to 20.41______— Add 5- 24s...... 43.5 44.0 44.5 45.0 45.5 37" 152 x 80...... 19.15 19.30 19.45 19.60 26s...... 44.5 45.0 45.5 46.0 46.5 Combed lawns: 20.42 to 20.82______——------Add 5%. 30s...... 46.5 47.0 47.5 48.0 48.5 36" 76 x 72...... 10.11 10.18 10.25 10.32 20.83 to 21.22______Add 6. 36s...... 49.5 50.0 50.5 51.0 51.5 36" 88 x 80...... 11.86 11.93 12.00 12.07 21.23 to 21.62______— — Add 6y2. 38s...... 50.5 51.0 51.5 52.0 52.5 39" 68 x 56...... 8.93 8.99 9.05 9.11 21.63 to 22.03------Add 7. 40s...... 51.5 52.0 52.5 53.0 53.5 40" 72 x 68...... 10.26 ■10,33 10.40 10.47 50s...... 59.5 60.0 60.5 61.0 61.5 40" 76 x 72...... il. 35 11.43 11.50 11.58 * * * * * Plied: 40" 88x80...... 12.79 12.87 12.95 13.03 8s and under...... 43.5 44.0 44.5 45.0 45.5 40" 96 x 9 2 ...... 14.02 14.11 14.20 14.29 T able II—Yarn numbers 50s and 10s...... 44.0 44.5 45.0 45.5 46.0 40" 96 x 100 ?...... 15,55 15,65 15. 75 15.85 12s...... 44.5 45.0 45.5 46.0 46.5 40" 108 x 112...... 17.78 17.89 18.00 18.11 above. * * * 45.0 45.5 46.0 46.5 47.0 45" 76 x 72...... 12.73 12.82 12.90 12.99 The above prices shall be adjusted 16s...... 45.5 46.0 46.5 47.0 47.5 45" 88 x 80...... 14.02 14.11 14.20 14.29 18s...... 46.0 46.5 47.0 47.5 48.0 Dimities: as follows in accordance with the spot 46.5 47.0 47.5 48.0 48.5 36" 96 x 68...... - ...... 11.00 11.08 11. 15 11.23 24s...... -...... 47.5 48.0 48.5 49.0 49.5 36" 114x64— ...... 12.56 12.66 12. 75 12.85 cotton prices: 49.5 50.0 50.5 26s...... - 48.5 49.0 36)2" 116 X 76...... 12.63 12,72 12..60 12.89 Spot cotton price (cents Adjustment 30s______50.5 51.0 51.5 52.0 52.5 Voile: 36s...... -...... 54.5 55.0 55.5 56.0 56.5 39" 60 x 52 slack tw ist... 9.95 10.02 10 . to 10.17 per pound—all num- (cents 57.5 bers inclusive): Per pound) 38s...... 58.5 56.0 56.5 57.0 Pique: 40s...... 56.5 57.0 57.5 58.0 58.5 38" 176 x 100...... 25.32 25. 51 25.70 25.89 ***** 50s..— ...... 64.5 65.0 65.5 66.0 66.5 Pongee: 20.01 to 20.36______Add 5i/2. 38" 72 x 100...... - 14.49 14.6014.70 14.81 Marquisettes: 20.37 to 20.73------Add 6. § 1307.62 Effective" dates of amend­ 38)$" 44 x 18...... 7.15 7.20 7.25 7.30 20.74 to 21.09— ------Add 6y2 . 39" 44x 22...... 7.73 7.79 7.85 7.91 21.10 to 21.46______Add 7. ments. 39)$" 46 x 2 0 ...... 7.73 7.79 7.85 7.91 21.47 to 21.82______Add 7y2. • * * * * 39)$" 48 x 22.-...... 8.17 8.23 8.30 8.36 39)$" 48 x 28...... 8.77 8.84 8.90 8.97 21.83 to 22.19______Add (f) 8. Amendment No. 2 (§ 1307.60 (b) 39)$" 48 x 32...... 9.21 9.28 9.35 9.42 (2)) to Revised Price Schedule No. 33 49" 48 x 28...... 10.39 10.47 10.55 10.63 § 1307.11 Effective dates of Amend­ shall become effective April 9, 1942. 49" 48 X 32...... 10.89 10.97 11.05 11; 13 ments. (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) ***** 1 The maximum price for cloth of a thread count Issued this 8 day of April 1942. listed in this table but of a different width from that (k) Amendment No. 3 (§ 1307.12 (d) mentioned therein shall be directly proportionate, in (3) Tables I and II) to Revised Price Leon H enderson, the ratio of the respective widths, to the stated maximum Administrator. price for cloth of that thread count. Schedule No. 7 shall become effective For seconds and short lengths of any fabric subject to April 9,1942. (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) [F. R. Doc. 42-3157; Filed, April 9, 1942; the maximum prices established in this Price Schedule 10:48 a. m.] No. 11, the maximum prices shall be 5 percent less than Issued this 8 day of April 1942. the above prices. 2 For 40" 96 x 100 combed lawn meeting United States Leon H enderson, Marine Corps specifications for Rubberized Administrator. (adopted May 10, 1938, corrected to December 30,1940) P art 1316—Cotton T extiles a premium of H cent per yard may be charged. [F. R. Doc. 42-3155; Filed, April 9, 1942;' AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED­ (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) 10:47 a. m.] ULE NO. 11 *—FINE COTTON GREY GOODS Issued this 8th day of April 1942. A statement of the considerations in­ Leon H enderson, 17 F.R. 1221, 1836, 2000, 2132, 2277, 2393^ volved in the issuance of this amendment 2509. Administrator. 2 Filed with the Division of the Federal Register; requests for copies should be act- *7 F.R. 1267, 1836, 1837, 2000, 2132. [F. R. Doc. 42-3156; Filed, April 9, 1942; dressed to the Office of Price Administration. *7 F.R. 1231, 1836, 2000, 2132. 10:47 a. m.] 2738 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

P art 1316—Cotton T extiles TABLE III—SHEETING YARN GROUP October 21, 1941 and January 22, 1942, inclusive, the maximum prices are as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED­ [Specifications for the types and classes of cloth listed herein are set forth in Table III-A] ULE NO. 3 5 1----CARDED GREY AND COL­ Class Description of class Maximum prices ORED— YARN COTTON GOODS Spot cotton price—cents per A statement of the considerations in­ pound A ...... Yarn numbers up Same as for Class to 9s, inclusive. A, above. volved in the issuance of this amend­ B ...... Yarn numbers above Same as for Class ment has been prepared and is issued 20.36 20.80 21.23 21.67 9s. D, above. simultaneously herewith.* Type and class of cloth to to to to 20.79 21.22 21.66 22.10 A new § 1316.60a is added and § 1316.61 inclu­ inclu­ inclu­ inclu­ e The maximum prices set forth in the table above are sive sive sive sive for part-waste osnaburgs. Maximum prices tor clean (b) (4), Tables II, III, IV and V thereof, osnaburgs shall be the above prices plus the following is amended to add the following: differentials: § 1316.61 Appendix A: Maximum Cents per pound1 For clean osnaburgs made of tinged cotton, l}$0perlb. For clean osnaburgs made entirely of white cotton, 20 prices for cotton goods. per lb. Sheetings: * * * * * Class A______40.50 41.00 41.50 42.00 No osnaburg shall be classed, for the purposes of Price

TABLE V—COLORED YARN GROUP. P art 1316—Cotton T extiles Dollars EXCLUSIVE OF DENIMS Special physical properties: per dozen AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED­ Regular Hemstitching______0.17 [Prices are for all shades and colors] Thread Drawn Hemstitching------. 27 ULE NO. 89 1—BED LINENS Two-row Thread Drawn Hemstitch­ Cotton spot price—cents per A statement of the considerations in­ ing______. 47 pound (all numbers inclusive) volved in the issuance of this amend­ Colored Borders______- — .36 ment has been prepared and is issued Colored Piping______.12 Class of cloth and 20.19 20.61 21.03 21.45 21.87 simultaneously herewith:2 All-Over Prints______.56 weight in yards per to to to to to Scalloped Hem______. 67 pound1 20.60 21.02 21.44 21.85 22.28 Section 1316.11 (c) Table in thereof, Printed Borders------.46 is amended to add the following: § 1316.110a Effective dates of amend­ Cents per yard2 § 1316.111 (d) (7) is amended to read as ments. follows: ***** Carded fine yarn ­ ing chambrays:3 § 1316.111 Appendix A: Maximum (c) Amendment No. 3 (§ 1316.111 (c), Mill finish: prices for bed linens. Table m , and § 1316.111 (d) (7)) to Re­ 4.85 yards...... 12.50 12.625 12.75 12.875 13.00 3.90 yards...... 13. 75 13.875 14.00 14.125 14.25 ***** vised Price Schedule No. 89 shall become 3.20 yards...... 16.25 16.375 16.50 16.625 16.75 effective April 9, 1942. Sanforized: (c) Maximum price tables. 3.90 yards...... 16.25 16.375 16.50 16.625 16.75 * * * * * (Pub. No. 421, 77th Cong., 2d Sess.) 3.20 yard...... 19.00 19.125 19.25 19. 375 19.50 Carded coarse yarn shirting chambray3 TABLE III— M A X I M U M PRICES FOR Issued this 8th day of April 1942. Mill finish: manufacturers , c o n v e r t e r s OR Leon H enderson, 3.00 yards______16.25 16.375 16.50 16.625 16.75 TT'TmSTTtfRS Sanforized: Administrator. 3.00 yards______19.00 19.125 19.25 19.375 19.50 [Percentage discounts from base prices in table II] Carded fine yam [F. R. Doc. 42-3159; Filed, April 9, 1942; shirting coverts:3 10:49 a. m.] Mill finish: Spot cotton price (cents Type Type Type Type 3.90 yards...... 14.50 14.625 14.75 14.875 15.00 per pound) 180 140 ,128 112 3.20 yards...... 17.00 17.125 17.25 17.375 17.50 Sanforized: - * * 3.90 yards______17.00 17.125 17.25 17.375 17.50 * # * • * 3.20 yards...... 19.75 19.875 20.00 20.125 20.25 20.39 to 20.93...... 8.6 9.5 7 4.5 P art 1340—F uel Carded coarse yarn 20.94 to 21.48...... —- 7.8 8.5 6 3.5 shirting coverts:3 21.49 to 22.03______7.0 7.5 5 2.5 AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO MAXIMUM PRICE REG­ Mill finish: ULATION NO. 112— PENNSYLVANIA AN­ 3.20 yards...... 16.50 16.625 1& 75 16.875 17.00 Sanforized: ***** THRACITE 3 3.20 yards...... 19.50 19.625 19.75 19.875 20.00 Cotton pants coverts:4 (d) Deductions, premiums and special A statement of the considerations in­ Sanforized: classes of bed linens. volved in the issuance of this Amend­ 1.65 yards.....;___ 32.50 32.80 33.10 33.40 33.70 ***** ment has been prepared, and is issued simultaneously herewith.2 1 The maximum prices set forth herein are for fabrics (7) (i) The maximum price for print- 36 or more inches in width. The maximum price for a cloth bed linens shall be the sum of the Section 1340.193 is amended and new fabric of any lesser width shall be that price which stands § 1340.199a is added, as set forth below: in the same relation to lh e applicable price sot forth maximum price of the print-cloth from herein (i. e., for the same cloth of 36-inch width) as does which such print-cloth bed linens are § 1340.193 Conditional agreements. its width to 36 inches. Maximum prices for cloths of weight other than those fabricated, determined pursuant to Re­ (a) Except as set forth in paragraphs listed herein (for the same type of cloth) shall be deter­ vised Price Schedule No. 35 as of the date (b) and (c) of this section, no agreement mined in proportion to the respective number of yards, per pound, from the maximum price for the cloth of that of the sale or contract of sale of such shall be entered into permitting the ad­ type and of the nearest weight. ' print-cloth bed linens, plus the applica­ justment of the selling prices of anthra­ 2 The maximum prices set forth herein shall be dis­ ble margin set forth in Table IV in this cite to prices which may be higher than counted (1) where payment is made within 10 days of delivery, by 3 percent; and (2) where payment is made sub-paragraph. the maximum prices provided by within the next 60 days, by 2 percent and by interest at § 1340.200 in the event that this Maxi­ 6 percent per annum for such portion of the 60-day penod (ii) Table IV—Margins for determin­ as the buyer, at his option or pursuant to agreement with ing maximum prices of print-cloth bed mum Price Regulation No. 112 is the seller, anticipates by earlier payment. linens. amended or is determined by a court 3 Maximum prices for seconds and short lengths of to be invalid or upon any other shirting chambrays and shirting coverts shall be the Classes and dimensions oi goods: contingency. above prices, discounted as follows: Dollars Cents Pillow cases:1 per dozen (b) Nothing contained in this Maxi­ per yard 42” X 36” ----- 0.-57 mum Price Regulation No. 112 shall be Seconds..-»------Vs 45” x 36”____------59 deemed to prohibit the making of an Short lengths: 20 to 40 yards, inclusive...... yi Crib sheets: agreement specifying that the price shall 10 to 19.99 yards, inclusive...... 1 36” X 54”— ...... 76 be the maximum price in effect at the 1 to 9.99 yards, inclusive...... l)z 36” X 68” ...... -89 time of delivery or that, if any changes 4 Maximum prices for seconds and short lengths of pants coverts shall be the above prices, discounted as 2 The margin for print-cloth bed linens are subsequently effected in the maxi­ follows: . differing in any dimension from those listed mum prices, the stipulated price, as to Cents herein shall be the margin provided herein per yard deliveries made on and after the date for print-cloth bed linens of the nearest in­ of the change, shall be adjusted accord­ Seconds------1 ferior area; Provided, That the margin for Short lengths: print-cloth bed linens having an area less ingly; but in no event shall any contract 20 to 40 yards, inclusive...... 1 permit the retroactive adjustment of the 10 to 19.99 yards, inclusive...... 2)a than 42” x 36” shall be 57 cents per dozen 1 to 9.99 yards, inclusive...... - 3)4 reduced by 5 per cent for each 5 per cent or selling prices of anthracite to prices fraction thereof by which the area of such higher than the maximum prices in effect § 1316.60a Effective dates of amend­ print-cloth bed linens is less than 42” x 36” . at the time of the delivery thereof (un­ less an exception is granted by the Price ments. (a) Amendment No. 1 (§§ 1316.- (ill) In addition to the maximum 60a and 1316.61 (b) (4) . Tables H, III, IV Administrator, as provided in paragraph prices set forth in this sub-paragraph, (c) of this section.) and V) to Revised Price Schedule No. 35 the following premiums may be charged shall become effective April 9, 1942. (c) If a petition for amendment (or for print-cloth bed linens having the for adjustment or for exception) has (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) following special physical properties: been duly filed, and such petition requires Issued this 8th day of April 1942. extensive consideration, and the Admin­ 17 FR. 1375, 1836, 2000, 2107, 2132, 2300, Leon H enderson, istrator determines that such an excep­ 2299. Administrator. 2 Filed with the Division of the Federal tion would be in the public interest pend- [F. R. Doc. 42-3158; Filed, April 9, 1942; Register; requests for copies should be ad­ 10:49 a. m.] dressed to the Office of Price Administration. * 7 FR. 2612. 2740 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 ing such consideration, the Administra­ costs for packing required for export (b) Closed waters. The following wa­ tor may grant an exception from the shipment and for freight occasioned by ters are closed to fishing. All closed provisions of this section permitting the the extra weight of materials used in waters will be posted: making of contracts adjustable upon the such export packing. Such additional Indian Creek. granting of the petition for amendment items of cost shall be shown separately Panther Creek. (or for adjustment or for exception.) on the producer’s invoice. Glen Creek. _ Requests for such an exception may be § 1347.60a Effective dates of amend­ Gardiner River for its entire length included in the aforesaid petition for ments. (a) Amendment No. 1 (§§ 1347.59, above the Mammoth water supply amendment (or for adjustment or for 1347.60a, 1347.63) to Revised Price intake. exception.) Schedule No. 32, shall become effective Riddle Lake. § 1340.199a Effective dates of amend­ April 9, 1942. Duck Lake near West Thumb. ments. (a) Amendment No. 1 (§§ 1340.- (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) Buck Lake, Trout Lake, Shrimp Lake, 193 and 1340.199a) to Maximum Price and their tributaries, near Soda Regulation No. 112 shall become effective Issued this 9th day of April 1942. Butte. April 9, 1942. Until such date, Maxi­ Leon H enderson, All streams trapped for*egg taking pur­ mum Price Regulation No. 112 continues Administrator. poses are closed from the mouths of in effect as if not amended by Amend­ [P. R. Doc. 42-3161; Piled, April 9, 1942; the streams to a distance of three ment No. 1. 10:51 a. m.] miles above the traps during the (Pub. Law No. 421, 77th Cong.) spawning season. Issued this 8th day of April, 1942. (c) Limit of catch; special areas. The Leon H enderson, TITLE 36—PARKS AND FORESTS limit of catch per day by each person Administrator fishing, and the limit of fish in posses­ Chapter I—National Park Service sion at any one time by any one person, [P. R. Doc. 42-3160; Filed, April 9, 1942; P art 20—S pecial R egulations shall be 15 pounds of fish (dressed weight 10:50 a. m.] with heads and tails intact), plus one AMENDMENTS fish, not to exceed a total of 10 fish, ex­ Pursuant to the authority contained in cept that in the following waters the limit P art 1347—P aper, P aper P roducts, R aw the act of August 25, 1916 (39 Stat. 535, of fish in possession at any one time by M aterials for P aper and P aper P rod­ 16 U.S.C. 3), and Executive Order No. any one person shall not exceed a total ucts 7496 of November 14, 1936 (1 P.R. 1946), of 5 fish: amendment no. i to revised price sched­ Part 20 of Title 36, Code of Federal Regu­ Within a one mile radius of the boat ule NO. 32 1—PAPERBOARD SOLD EAST OF lations, is hereby amended as follows; docks at West Thumb. THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS Sections 20.1 (c) (1), 20.2 (a), 20.4 (f), All waters of Yellowstone Lake en­ A statement of the consideration in­ 20.13 (a), (b), (c), (f), 20.14 (a), (b), closed by a line from Gull Point to volved in the issuance of this Amend­ (d), (h), 20.15, 20.18, and 20.24 (a) (3) the extreme north end of Stevenson ment has been prepared and is is­ are amended to read as follows: Island and continued to the mouth sued simultaneously herewith.2 Section § 20.1 Colonial National Historical of Pelican Creek. 1347.59 (f) (g) and (h) are amended Park. The Yellowstone River and its tribu­ to read as follows, and two new sections ***** taries from a point 150 yards above Fishing Bridge to the Upper Falls at 1347.60a and 1347.63 are added as set (c) Speed. (1) Speed of automobiles forth below; Canyon. and other vehicles, except ambulances ***** § 1347.59 Definitions. and Government cars on emergency trips, * * * * * is limited to 40 miles per hour on the (f) Speed. The maximum speed of (f) “Paperboard” means all kinds, Colonial Parkway. automobiles and other vehicles, except grades, types, calipers, colors, and pat­ ***** ambulances and Government cars on terns of paperboard described in Appen­ § 20.2 Crater Lake National Park— emergency trips, shall not exceed the dices A and B (§§ 1347.61, 1347.62), or (a) Fishing; limit of catch. The limit following prescribed limits:. slight variations thereof; of catch is 12 fish per person per day. In all areas which are so posted, 25 (g) “Person” includes an individual, ***** miles per hour. corporation, partnership, association, or § 20.4 Grand Canyon National Park. On the Norris Junction-Canyon Junc­ any other organized group of persons, ***** tion road, 30 miles per hour. or legal successor or representative of (f) Speed. Speed of automobiles and All trucks of IV2 tons capacity or over, any of the foregoing, and includes the other vehicles, except ambulances and 30 miles per hour. United States or any agency thereof, or Government cars on emergency trips, is Cars towing trailers or other cars or any other government, or any of its po­ limited to 40 miles per hour. vehicles of any kind, 30 miles per litical subdivisions, or any agency of any § 20.13 Yellowstone National Park— hour. of the foregoing; (a) Fishing; open season; special areas. Passenger cars and trucks of less than (h) “Producer” means any person The fishing season shall be from sunrise IV2 tons capacity, 40 miles per hour who manufactures from any raw mate­ on May 30 to sunset on October 15, of on straight and open stretches. rial paperboard for any use whatever, each year, except in special areas as § 20.14 Great Smoky Mountains Na­ and includes the agents and representa­ follows: tional Park—(a) Fishing; open and tives of such person; closed waters. The following park ***** (1) All streams emptying into Yellow­ streams in the States of § 1347.63 Sale of paperboard for ex­ stone Lake, including the mouths of the and Tennessee are open to fishing. All port. The sale of paperboard by pro­ streams, and the Yellowstone River and other streams are closed. Main streams ducers for export f. o. b. inland carrier its tributaries from a point 150 yards only of waters listed are open; all tribu­ or warehouse port of exit shall be sub­ above Fishing Bridge to the Upper Falls taries thereof are closed: ject to Revised Price Schedule No. 32. at Canyon are open to fishing from July 1 All other sales of paperboard for export to October 15, inclusive. (1) North Carolina section of the shall not be subject to Revised Price (2) The Madison River, for its entire park: Schedule No. 32. Upon sales for export length within the park, is open to fishing Big Creek below Rocky Branch. f. o. b. inland carrier or warehouse port from May 30 to September 30, inclusive. Cataloochee Creek below Palmer of exit, the producer may add the actual (3) Grebe Lake and its tributaries, Creek. and the Gibbon River from the outlet Palmer Creek below Lost Bottom 17 P.R. 1264, 1836, 2000, 2132. of Grebe Lake to the inlet of Wolf Lake, Creek. a Filed with the Division of the Federal are open to fishing from July 1 to Octo­ Oconaluftee River below Jake Brad­ Register. ber 15, inclusive. ley Branch. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2741

Raven Pork below Cherokee Reser­ President’s Camp, and the north and TITLE 43—PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR vation. south forks of Moormans River, fishing Chapter I—General Land Office is permitted in conformity with the laws Straight Pork below Ledge Creek. [Circular No. 1506] Bradley Fork below Taywa Creek. and regulations of the State of Virginia. Deep Creek below confluence of In all other open waters fishing is per­ P art 257—Lease or Sale op T racts, Not Right and Left Porks. mitted under the following conditions: E xceeding F ive Acres, for H ome, Cabin, Left Pork below Hermit Branch. (1) Fishing season: to July 31, Camp, H ealth, Convalescent, R ecrea­ Forney Creek below Steel Trap inclusive. tional or Business Sites Branch. (2) Hours of fishing: From sunrise to The regulations governing the lease or Twentymile Creek below Proctor sunset. sale of tracts, not exceeding five acres, for Branch. (3) Size limit: Fish under 7 inches in home, cabin, camp, health, convalescent, Moore Spring Branch below Big length shall not be retained unless seri­ recreational, or business sites, issued un­ Laurel Branch. ously injured in catching. der the act of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609; (2) Tennessee section of the park: (4) Limit of catch: Ten fish per per­ 43 U.S.C. 682a), and contained in 43 CFR son per day. All undersized fish not Abrams Creek below Forge Creek. 257.1-257.25 (Clrc. 1470, June 10, 1940), seriously injured in catching shall be are hereby amended as follows: Forge Creek below the Myers Place immediately and carefully returned to at 1930 ft. elevation. the water. All undersized fish which are Sec. 257.4. The second sentence is Middle Prong Little River below seriously injured in catching shall be amended to read: “All applications must Thunder head Prong. retained and shall constitute part of the be prepared with an original and one Little River below Rough Creek. catch. copy.” West Prong Little Pigeon River be­ (5) Bait: Artificial flies, artificial bugs Sec. 257.6. The word “copies” in the low Road Prong. or spinners, only. last sentence is changed to “copy.” Middle Prong Little Pigeon River Sec. 257.7. The word “copies” in the below Eagle Rock Creek. (c) Fishing license. The park as such second sentence is changed to “copy.” Eagle Rock Creek below Chapmans does not charge for fishing, but persons The note at the top of Form 4-775, Branch. fishing in the park must first procure “Application Under Five-Acre Law,” is Greenbrier Creek below Gabes State fishing licenses issued by the State amended to read: “(All applications must Creek. of Virginia. be prepared with an original and one Cosby Creek below Toms Creek. § 20.18 Hot Springs National Park— copy. See footnote, paragraph 1.)” Crying Creek below forks at 1,800 (a) Speed. Speed of automobiles and Footnote, paragraph 1. The words ft. elevation. other vehicles, except ambulances and “three copies” in the first sentence are Government cars on emergency trips, is changed to “one copy.” (b) Fishing; open season. Trout, limited to 15 miles per hour on all roads May 16 to August 31, inclusive; rock bass in the campground area. (52 Stat. 609; 43 U.S.C. 682a) and small-mouthed bass, June 16 to (b) Use of water. The taking or car­ F red W. J ohnson, August 31, inclusive; except that Little rying away of hot springs water from Commissioner. River below Sinks Bridge and Abrams any of the springs, fountains, or other Approved: March 25, 1942. Creek below Abrams Palls are closed to soiirces of supply, for the purpose of W. C. M endenhall, all fishing until June 16. Pishing is per­ sale, or for any use other than personal Acting Assistant Secretary. mitted only between the hours of 7:00 drinking, is prohibited. A. M. and 8:30 P. M., Eastern War Time, § 20.24 Catoctin Recreational Dem­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3152; Filed, April 9, 1942; in the North Carolina section of the onstration Area—(a) Fishing. 9:46 a. m.] park, and between the hours of 6:00 * * # * * A. M. and 7:30 P. M., Central War Time, (3) The open season for fishing shall in the Tennessee section of the park. be from to June 30, inclusive. Chapter III—Grazing Service The hours mentioned are of the same Fishing is permitted only between the day. hours of 7:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M., East­ P art 502—List of Orders Creating or * * * * * ern War Time, from April 15 to April M odifying G razing Districts (d) Fishing, size limits. Rainbow and 30, inclusive, and between the hours of ADDITION TO COLORADO GRAZING DISTRICT brook trout under 7 inches in length, 7:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M., Eastern War NO. 7 x rock bass under 6 inches in length, and Time, from May 1 to June 30, inclusive. small-mouthed bass under 11 inches in Under and pursuant to the provisions length shall not be retained unless seri­ Secs. 20.40 and 20.41 are added read­ of the act of June 28, 1934 (48 Stat. ously injured in catching. ing as follows: 1269, 43 U. S. Code, sec. 315, et seq.), as * * * ♦ 4‘ § 20.40 Statue of Liberty National amended, commonly known as the Tay­ (h) Camping. (1) Camping within Monument—checking parcels and bag­ lor Grazing Act, and subject to the lim­ one-eighth mile of any open public road, gage. All parcels and bags, other than itations and conditions therein con­ except at designated public camp or pic­ purses, brought within the Statue of tained, Colorado Grazing District No. 7, nic grounds, is prohibited. Liberty National Monument shall be as established and defined by depart­ checked before the person or persons mental orders of October 12, 1940, Octo­ (2) Camping within one-half mile of carrying such articles will be permitted ber 22, 1940, December 4, 1940, and Feb­ the tower on Clingmans Dome is pro­ to enter the statue: Provided, That this ruary 24, 1941, is hereby augmented to hibited. requirement may be waived by the mon­ include all vacant, unappropriated, and (3) Camping or trespassing on the ument superintendent or his representa­ unreserved public lands, and all lands watershed of any stream furnishing tive in the case of bags or parcels which withdrawn for other purposes which may domestic water supply is prohibited. are voluntarily submitted for inspection hereafter be included in the district in * * * * * of their contents. (39 Stat. 535; 16 accordance with the provisions of section § 20.15 Shenandoah National Park.— U.S.C. 3) 1 of the Taylor Grazing Act by approval (a) Fishing; closed waters. The follow­ § 20.41 Blue Ridge Parkway—speed. of the head of the Department having ing waters are closed to fishing: Speed of automobiles and other ve­ jurisdiction thereover, and all lands here­ Rapidan River and its forks within hicles, except ambulances and Govern­ after acquired by lease under the provi­ ment cars on emergency trips, is limited sions of the act of June 23, 1938 (52 Stat. and above the President’s Camp. to 40 miles per hour. (39 Stat. 535, 1033, 43 U. S. Code, sec. 315 m-1, 2, 3, 4), Rose River and its tributaries above 16 U.S.C. 3) commonly known as the Pierce Act, not a point one and one-half miles Approved: , 1942. excluding lands withdrawn by Executive below Fisher’s Gap. order of November 26, 1934 (No. 6910), The waters of White Oak Canyon [seal] J ohn J. Dempsey, within the following-described subdivi­ above the upper bridge. Under Secretary. sions: (b) Fishing season, etc. In the Con­ j [F. R. Doc. 42-3143; Filed, April B, 1942; way River, the Rapidan River below the 10:03 a. m.] 1 Affects tabulation in § 502.le. C o lo ra d o (46 U.S.C. 375), and Executive Order (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4440, as § 155.4 Second mate of ocean steam 2742 SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 9083, dated February 28, 1942 (7 F.R. amended 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, or motor vessels.11 The following provi­ T. 8 S., R. 95 W., secs. 19, 20, and 21; sec. 86, 1609), the following amendments to the 391a, 404, 224, 228, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 sions are, during the emergency, applica­ SW^. emergency regulations are prescribed: F.R. 1609) ble as alternative qualifying experience The Federal Range Code, as revised, Part 155 is amended by the addition to that provided by §§36.3-5 and 62.37 shall be effective as to the lands em­ Part 155 is amended by the addition of of new § 155.4, which reads as follows: of this chapter: braced herein from and after the date new § 155.2, which reads as follows: of the publication of this order in the § 155.2 Master of ocean steam or Length of Lowest rank or F ederal R egister. service Vessel Trade or other While holding a motor vessels.1 s The following provi­ required employment capacity license as— J ohn J . D empsey, sions are, during the emergency, appli­ Acting Secretary of the Interior. cable as alternative qualifying experience Third mate. M arch 25, 1942. or to that provided by §§ 36.3-1 and 62.30 On deck, 2 years of [F. R. Doc. 42-8144; Filed, April 9, 1942; of this chapter: such service as able 10:07 a. m.] seaman. or Assistant junior offi­ Third mate. 1 Commensurate with the experience of the cer of the ) to applicant the inspectors shall designate upon the officer in eharge REGISTER, FEDERAL TITLE 46—SHIPPING the license the limit of tonnage of vessel of the watch. or Chapter II—Coast Guard: Inspection upon which he may act. U. S. Naval Academy and Navigation 2 In cases where the experience of an ap­ or U. S. Coast Guard plicant for a license as a deck officer of ocean Academy. Subchapter O—Regulations applicable to certain steam ar motor vessels does not meet the or vessels and shipping during emergency Seamanship class of a specific requirements of this section, he may eluding 2 state nautical school P art 155—L icensed O fficers and Cer tifi­ submit other service which, if considered sat­ years. ship. cated M en; R egulations D uring E mer­ isfactory as a fair and reasonable equivalent gency by the Board of U. S. Local Inspectors con­ cerned, and approved by the U. S. Supervis­ (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4440, as § 155.5 Third mate of ocean steam or By virtue of the authority vested in ing Inspector of the District, may be accepted motor vessels.11 The following provi­ me by section 4405, R.S., as amended in lieu of the service specified above. amended, 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 228, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. sions are, during the emergency, appli­ cable as alternative qualifying experi­ 1609) ence to that provided by §§ 36.3-7 and Length of serv­ Vessel Trade or other Lowest rank or While holding a ice required employment capacity license as— Section 155.5 is amended to read as 62.39 of this chapter: Friday follows: (a) Qualifying experience: General. 6 months_____ Steam or motor______Chief mate. or 1 year______Steam or m o to r______Chief mate. or Length of serv­ Trade or other Lowest rank or While holding a , ice required Vessel employment capacity license as— 3 months...... Steam or motor...... Master coastwise. 10 April or 6 months...... Sail, 700 gross tons or Master sail. or over 18 months, Steam or motor______Ocean, coastwise, or Great On deck. ly ea r...... Steam or motor______Lakes. Master Great Lakes. or 6 months.. Steam or motor 150 gross Great Lakes, lakes, bays, Master or pilot... Master or pilot Great

tons or over, except and sounds. Lakes, lakes, bays , ferry vessels. and sounds. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4439, as 1942 § 155.3 Chief mate of ocean steam or or amended 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, motor vessels.12 The following provi­ 2 years... Steam or motor___ ..... Great Lakes, lakes, bays, On deck. 391a, 404, 224, 226, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. sions are, during the emergency, applica­ sounds, or rivers. 1609) plus ble as alternative qualifying experience to 6 months Ocean or coastwise.. On deck. or Part 155 is amended by the addition of that provided by §§ 36.3-3 and 62.36 of 3 years. .. Steam, motor, or sailing On deck. new section 155.3, which reads as follows: this chapter: yachts over 100 gross tons. plus Length of serv­ 6 months., Vessel Trade or other Lowest rank or While holding a or ice required employment capacity license as— 2 years__ Steam or motor______Ocean or coastwise fish­ On deck. eries. plus 6 months_____ Steam or motor______Second mate. or 6 months.. Steam or mo tor...... Ocean or coastwise______On deck. 1 year...... or Steam or motor______Second mate. 2 years.... U. S. N aval Academy or or Coast Guard Academy, 6 months...... Steam or motor______Master Great Lakes. or including one training cruise. 1 year______Steam or motor, 1,000 Lakes, bays, and sounds. Master lakes, bays gross tons or over. and sounds. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as sounds and lakes other than the Great (b) Qualifying experience: United application. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4440, as amended, 49 Stat. 1544; amended; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, Lakes, or river, steam vessels .*4 5 The States merchant marine training systems. following provisions are, during the (1) 18 months’ service in the deck depart­ 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 228, 367; 229; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609) E.O. 9083; 7 P.R. 1609) emergency, applicable as alternative ment of ocean, coastwise, or Great Lakes Part 155 is amended by the addition of qualifying experience to that provided vessels. Time spent at a United States Part 155 is amended by the addition a new § 155.7 which reads as follows: by §§ 36.3-10, 36.4-9, 36.5-6, 36.6-6, Maritime Service Training School for of a new § 155.6 which reads as follows: § 155.7 First assistant engineer of 36.7-6, 62.51, 78.44, 96.43, and 115.41 of prospective officers, upon completion of ocean and coastwise, Great Lakes, hays, this chapter: the prescribed course of training, may be § 155.6 Chief engineer of ocean and credited as a part of the required sea coastwise, Great Lakes, hays, sounds and service, but not less than fourteen months lakes other than the Great Lakes, or river, steam vessels? 4 8 The following Length of serv­ Trade or other Lowest rank or capacity Wihle holding a shall be served at sea; or, ice required Vessel employment license as— (2) Deck cadets of the United States provisions are, during the emergency, ap­ plicable as alternative qualifying ex­ Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, admin­ 6 months_____ Steam______Engine department of Second assistant en­ Second assistant en­ istered by the Coast Guard, after having perience to that provided by §§36.3-9, any waters. gineer. gineer. 36.4-9, 36.5-5, 36.6-5, 36.7-5, 62.50, 78.43, 1 year______i Steam______. ______Engine department of Third assistant engi­ Second assistant en­ served a minimum of 16 months as such, or any waters. neer. gineer. at least six months of which shall have 96.42, and 115.40 of this chapter: 18 months7___ : Steam...... Engine department of 1 year as, or in a posi­

any waters. tion equivalent to a .REGISTER, FEDERAL been served aboard a merchant or train­ qualified member of ing vessel designated by the Coast Guard; * Commensurate with the experience of the the engine depart­ applicant the inspectors shall designate upon ment. or, the license the lim it of horsepower of vessel 3 months____ . Steam------Engine department of Qualified member of First assistant engi­ (3) Deck cadets of the United States any waters. the engine depart­ neer motor. and waters upon which he may act, and the ment. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, adminis­ local inspectors shall use “Merchant Vessels tered by the Coast Guard, on active duty of the United States” as a guide in determin­ as Midshipmen, MMR in the United ing such horsepower. » For license as first assistant engineer of.steam vessels of not more than 1,000 horsepower. Time spent at the U . S* Maritime Service school for prospective officers, upon completion of the prescribed course of training, may be credited States Navy, upon completion of 16 * In cases where the experience of an ap­ as part of the required service, but not less than 14 months shall be served in the engine department of steam vessels months’ training of which at least 12 plicant for a license as an engineer officer of months shall have been served aboard steam or motor vessels does not meet the specific requirements of this section, he may (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as sounds and lakes other than the Great merchant vessels designated by the Coast submit other service which, if considered amended; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, Lakes, or river, steam vessels?4 c The Guard, or naval vessels; or, satisfactory as a fair and reasonable equiv­ 229; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609) following provisions are, during the (4) Cadets at a state maritime acad­ alent by the Board of U. S. Local Inspec­ emergency, applicable as alternative emy governed by regulations of the Coast tors concerned, and approved by the U. S. Section 155.8 is amended to read as qualifying experience to that provided

Guard after having served 6 months in Supervising Inspector of the District, may be follows: by §§ 36.3-11,36.4-9, 36.5-7, 36.6-7, 36.7-7, 1942 10, April Friday, a merchant or training vessel designated accepted in lieu of the service specified above. § 155.8 Second assistant engineer of 62.52, 78.45, 96.44, and 115.42 of this by the Coast Guard, together with 10 « Any applicant for ra^e of grade of license to chief engineer, or first assistant engineer, ocean and coastwise, Great Lakes, bays, chapter: months’ shore training. or second assistant engineer of steam or Certification of satisfactory comple­ motor vessels may substitute service as en­ tion of course by district merchant ma­ Length of serv­ While holding a gine-room watch electrician on electric-drive Vessel Trade or other employment Lowest rank or capacity license as— rine cadet training instructor in the steam or motor vessels, such service to count ice required cases of (2) and (3) and by the super­ one-half, but in no case shall such experience 6 months...... Steam______Engine department of any Third assistant engineer...... Third assistant en­ intendent of state maritime academy in exceed three months of the required ex­ gineer. the case of (4) must be submitted with perience. waters. 3 years...... Steam...... Engine department of any 2 years as, or in a position waters. equivalent to a qualified member of the engine de­ Length of serv­ Trade or other employ­ Lowest rank or capacity While holding a license partment. Vessel as— ice required ment or 2743 3 years8...... - . Apprentice to machinist trade, 6 months_____ Steam...... Engine department of First assistant engineer- First assistant engineer plus any waters. 6 months_____ Steam...... Engine department of any Any capacity. or waters. « year...... Steam...... Engine department of Second assistant engi­ First assistant engineer or any waters. neer. 3 months...... Steam______Engine department of any Qualified member of the en­ Second assistant or waters. gine department. engineer motor. 6 months®...... Steam...... Engine department of Licensed assistant engi­ Licensed assistant engi­ or any waters. neer. neer. Graduation___ Mechanical, marine or elec­ or trical engineering from 3 months_____ Steam______- Engine department of Qualified member of the Chief engineer motor. duly recognized school of any waters engine department. plus technology. 6 months_____ Steam ...... Engine department of any Any capacity. waters. • For license as chief engineer of steam vessels of not more than 1,000 horsepower. 8 6 months of such service shall be engaged in the construction, installation, or repair of marine engines. administered by the Coast Guard, after Section 155.18 Third assistant engi­ 2744 Length of serv­ While holding a having served a minimum of sixteen neer of Great Lakes steam vessels is de­ ice required Vessel Trade or other employment Lowest rank or capacity license as— months as such, at least six months of leted. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, which shall have been served aboard as amended; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, or a merchant or training vessel designated 229; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609). Graduation___ IT. S. Naval Academy or U. S. Coast Guard Acad­ by the Coast Guard; or, Section 155.27 Third assistant engi­ emy. (3) Engineer cadets of the United neer of bays, sounds, and lakes other than or Graduation in- Engineering class of a State States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, the Great Lalces steam vessels is deleted. cluding 2 nautical school ship. on active duty as Midshipmen, MMR in (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as years. the United States Navy, upon comple­ amended; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, tion of sixteen months’ training, at least 229; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609). twelve months of which shall have been (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as Lakes, or river, steam vessels.*4 The served aboard merchant vessels desig­ Part 155 is amended by the addition amended; 46 U.S.C. 375. 391a, 404, 224, following provisions are, during the nated by the Coast Guard or naval of a new § 155.28 which reads as follows: 229; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609) emergency, applicable as alternative vessels; or, § 155.28 Chief engineer of motor ves­ Section 155.9 is amended to read as qualifying experience to that provided (4) Cadets at a state maritime acad­ sels.4919 The following provisions are, follows: by §§ 36.3-12, 36.4-9, 36.5-8, 36.6-8, emy, governed by regulations of the Coast during the emergency, applicable as al­ REGISTER, FEDERAL 36.7-8, 62.53. 78.46, 96.45, and 115.43 of Guard, after having served six months § 155.9 Third assistant engineer of this chapter; ternative qualifying experience to that ocean and coastwise, Great Lakes, bays, in a merchant or training vessel desig­ provided by §§ 36.3-14, 36.4-9, 36.5-9, sounds and lakes other than the Great (a) Qualifying experience: General. nated by the Coast Guard together with ten months’ shore training. 36.6-9, 36.7-9, 62.55, 63.1a, 78.48, 96.47, Certification of satisfactory completion and 115.48 of this chapter: Length of serv­ Vessel Trade or other employment Lowest rank or capacity of course by district merchant marine ice required cadet training instructor in the cases of M Commensurate with the experience of the (2) and (3) and by the superintendent of applicant the inspectors shall designate upon 18 months. Steam or mo­ Engine department of any waters. One year as, or in a position equiv the license the lim it of horsepower of vessel tor. alent to, a qualified member of state maritime academy in case of (4). upon which he may act, and the local in­ the engine department. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as spectors shall use “Merchant Vessels df the or amended; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 3 years */. Steam. Machinist trade apprentice, United States” as a guide in determining plus or plus 229; E.O. 9083; 7 P.R. 1609). such horsepower. 3 months, motor. Engine department of any waters. Any capacity. or 2 years— Steam.

Locomotive or stationary engineer, 10, 1942 April Friday, plus or plus Length of Vessel Trade or other Lowest rank of capacity While holding a 1 y e a r - motor. Engine department of any waters. Qualified member of the engine service required employment license as— department. or 3 years. Steam. Completion of a prescribed course in me­ 6 months, Motor______Engine department of First assistant engi­ First assistant engi­ chanical, marine, or electrical engineering or any waters. neer. neer. at a duly recognized school of technology, 1 year__ Motor...... Engine department of Second assistant en­ First assistant engi­ plus or plus or any waters. gineer. neer. 3 months. motor. Engine department of any waters______Any capacity. 3 months. Motor...... Engine department of Qualified member of Chief engineermotor. any waters. the engine depart­ ment. or (b) Qualifying experience: United for prospective officers, upon completion 1 year11__ Motor...... Engine department of Any capacity. any waters. States merchant marine training sys­ of the prescribed course of training, may or tems. (1) Eighteeen months’ service in be credited as part of the required serv­ 6 months it. Construction, installa­ tion, or repair of ma­ the engine depaitment of a steam or ice, but not less than fourteen months rine engines, motor vessel as, or in a position equiva­ shall be served in the engine department plus Motor plus , lent to, a qualified number of the engine of such vessels; or, 6 months. Engine department of Any capacity. department. Time spent at the United (2) Engineer cadets of the United any waters. States Maritime Service Training School States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, m For chief engineer of motor vessels of not more than 600 horsepower. (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as amended; 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 229, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 F.R. 1609) FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2745

Part 155 is amended by the addition of sions are, during the emergency, applica­ TITLE 56-WILDLIFE a new section 155.29 which reads as fol­ ble as alternative qualifying experience Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service lows: to that provided by §§ 36.3-15, 36.4-9, § 155.29 First assistant engineer of 36.5-9, 36.6-9, 36.7-9, 62.56, 63.1a, 78.49, P art 91—Alaska G ame R egulations motor vessels.*510 The following provi- 96.48, and 115.49 of this chapter: REGULATIONS RESPECTING GAME ANIMALS, LAND FUR-BEARING ANIMALS, GAME BIRDS, NONGAME BIRDS, AND NESTS AND EGGS OF Length of While holding a service Vessel Trade or other employment Lowest rank or capacity license as— BIRDS IN ALASKA required Pursuant to the authority and direc­ tion contained in section 10 of the Alaska 6 months_____ M o to r...____ Engine department of any Second assistant engineer. Seoond assistant waters. engineer. Game Law of January 13, 1925 (43 Stat. or 739), as amended by acts of February 14, 1 year___...... M otor...... Engine department of any Third assistant engineer__ Second assistant waters. engineer. 1931, 46 Stat. 1111; June 25,1938, 52 Stat. or 1169, and October 10, 1940, 54 Stat. 1103 3 m o n th s...... Motor______Engine department of any Qualified member of the First assistant en­ waters. engine department. gineer steam. (48 U.S.C. 198); I, Harold L. Ickes, Sec­ or retary of the Interior, upon consultation 18 months11___ Motor______Engine department of any Qualified member of the engine department. with and recommendation from the waters. Alaska Game Commission, and having 1 year11------Motor...... Engine department of any Any capacity. determined when, to what extent, and by waters. or what means game animals, land fur­ 6 months 13___ Construction, installation, or bearing animals, game birds, nongame repair of marine engines, plus birds, and nests and eggs of birds may 6 months_____ Motor. Engme department of any Any capacity. be taken, possessed, transported, bought, waters. or sold in Alaska, in accordance with such determinations do hereby amend « For first assistant engineer of motor vessels of 1,500 horsepower. regulation 8 of the regulations respecting 1» For first assistant engineer of motor vessels of 750 horsepower. game animals, land fur-bearing animals, game birds, nongame birds, and nests and (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as § 155.30 Second assistant engineer of motor vessels*010 The following provi­ eggs of birds in Alaska (7 F.R. 2062; amended; 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, adopted March 4, 1942 and effective on 391a, 404, 224, 229, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 sions are, during the emergency, ap­ plicable as alternative qualifying expe­ July 1, 1942), to the extent herein set P.R. 1609) rience to that provided by §§36.3-16, out, and hereby adopt said amended reg­ Section 155.30 is amended to read as 36.4-9, 36.6-9, 36.6-9, 36.7-9, 62.57, 63.1a, ulation permitting and governing the 78.50, 96.49, and 115.50 of this chapter: taking of game animals, land fur-bear­ follows: ing animals, game birds, nongame birds, and nests and eggs of birds in Alaska: While holding a Length of service Vessel Trade or other employment Lowest rank or capacity Regulation 8 (§ 91.8) paragraph (f) is required license as— amended to read as follows: § 91.8 Open seasons and limits on cer­ Motor___ .. Engine department of any Third assistant engineer. Third assistant en- waters. gineer. tain game animals. or * * * • * Motor______Engine department of any 2 years as, or in a posi­ waters. tion equivalent to a (f) Bear (large brown and grizzly), qualified member of the engine depart­ September 1 to June 20. (i) Limit: 2 a ment. season, except cm Admiralty Island and or Apprentice to machinist trade. the Kodiak-Afognak Islands Group, 1. pius In testimony whereof, I have hereunto. Motor______Engine department of any Any capacity. waters. set my hand and caused the official seal or of the United States Department of the Motor...... Engine department of any Qualified member of the Second assistant waters. engine department. engineer motor. Interior to be affixed in the city of or Washington, this 31st day of March, 1942. Mechanical, marine, or elec­ trical engineering from duly H arold L. I ckes, recognized school of tech­ Secretary of the Interior. nology, plus plus [F. R. Doc. 42-3177; Filed, April 9, 1942; Engine department o: any Any capacity. 9:47 a. m.] waters. or U. S. Naval Academy or U. S. Coast Guard Academy. or Engineering class of a state P art 91—Alaska G ame R egulations ing 2 years. nautical school ship. REGULATIONS RESPECTING GAME ANIMALS, LAND FUR-BEARING ANIMALS, GAME BIRDS, u e months of which time shall have been engaged in the construction, installation, or repair of marine engines. NONGAME BIRDS, AND NESTS AND EGGS OF BIRDS IN ALASKA (R.S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as ternative qualifying experience to that amended; 49 Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, provided by §§ 36.3-17, 36.4-9, 36.5-9, Pursuant to the authority and direc­ 391a, 404, 224, 229, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 P.R. 36.6-9, 36.7-9, 62.58, 63.1a, 78.51, 96.50, tion contained in section 10 of the Alaska 1609) and 115.51 of this chapter. (R.S. 4405, Game Law of January 13, 1925 (43 Stat. 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4441, as amended; 49 739), as amended by acts of February 14, Section 155.31 is amended to read as Stat. 1544; 46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 1931, 46 Stat. 1111; June 25,1938, 52 Stat. follows: 229, 367; E.O. 9083; 7 P.R. 1609). 1169, and October 10, 1940, 54 Stat. 1103 (48 U. S. C. 198); I, Harold L. Ickes, § 155.31 Third assistant engineer of R. R. W aesche, motor vessels.*10 The provisions in Commandant, Secretary of the Interior, upon consulta­ Section 155.9 Third assistant engineer United States Coast Guard. tion with and recommendation from the of ocean and coastwise, Great Lakes, Alaska Game Commission, and having bays, sounds and lakes other than the April 8, 1942. determined when, to what extent, and Great Lakes, or river, steam vessels are, [F. R. Doc. 42-3145; Filed, April 9, 1942; by what means game animals, land fur­ during the emergency, applicable as al­ 9:55 a. m.] bearing animals, game birds, nongame 2746 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

birds, and nests and eggs of birds may be Division at the Coronado Hotel, St. [Docket No. B-220] taken, possessed, transported, bought, or Louis, ; and IN the Matter of Arthur G ibbs and sold in Alaska, in accordance with such It appearing to the Acting Director determinations do hereby amend regula­ W ilson G ibbs, I ndividuals and as Co- that it is advisable to postpone said P artners, D oing Business U nder the tion 6, schedule b, and regulation 8 of hearing;. the regulations respecting game animals, Name and S tyle of G ibbs Brothers Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the (G ibbs Brothers), Code M embers, land fur-bearing animals, game birds, hearing in the above-entitled matter be D efendants nongame birds, and nests and eggs of and it hereby is postponed from April 15, birds in Alaska (Circular AGC-19; 6 F.R. 1942, until 10 o’clock in the forenoon of ORDER POSTPONING AND CHANGING PLACE OF 2913, 50 CFR 91), to the extent herein , 1942, at the place and before HEARING set out, and hereby adopt, effective im­ the Examiner heretofore designated. The above-entitled matter having mediately, said amended regulation as Dated: April 9,1942. been heretofore scheduled for hearing a suitable regulation permitting and gov­ [seal] D an H. W heeler. on , 1942, at 10 a. m., at a hear­ erning the taking of game animals, land Acting Director. ing room of the Bituminous Coal Divi­ fur-bearing animals, game birds, non­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3151; Filed, April 9, 1942; sion at the United States Post Office game birds, and nests and eggs of birds 10:39 a. m.] Building, Bedford, Indiana; and in Alaska: It appearing to the Acting Director Regulation 6, schedule b (§91.38), that it is advisable to postpone said Areas in which there are continuous close [Docket No. B-129] hearing and change the place thereof; seasons on specified game animals, land Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the fur-hearing animals, and game birds, ex­ I n the Matter of R. B. M orphew, Code M ember hearing in the above-entitled matter be cept for scientific or propagating pur­ and it hereby is postponed from April poses is amended by inserting the follow­ ORDER REVOKING AND CANCELLING CODE 13, 1942, to , 1942, at 10 a. m., ing at the end of paragraph (i): MEMBERSHIP at a hearing room of the Bituminous In the Alaska Peninsula area, bordered District Board 13 having filed a com­ Coal Division at the Superior Court on the west by False Pass and on the plaint with the Bituminous Coal Division Room, Knox Circuit Court, Vincennes, east by the Mail Trail which connects on October 30,1941, pursuant to the pro­ Indiana, before the Examiner hereto­ Herendeen Bay on the Bering Sea with visions of section 4 II (j) and 5 (b) of the fore designated. Portage Bay on the Pacific Ocean; and Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, alleging wil­ Dated: April 9, 1942. by inserting new paragraphs at the end ful violations by R. B. Morphew, a code [seal] Dan H. W heeler, of the section as follows: member, of the Bituminous Coal Code Acting Director. (o) Migratory game birds. In the and the rules and regulations thereunder, [F. R. Doc. 42-3150; Filed, April 9, 1942; Alaska Peninsula area, bordered on the as follows: 10:39 a. m.] west by False Pass and on the east by That R. B. Morphew, during the month the Mail Trail which connects Herendeen of July 1941, sold for truck shipment to Bay on the Bering Sea with Portage Bay Sheffield, Alabama, an undetermined [Docket No. A-1375] on the Pacific Ocean. amount of IV2" x 0 steam coal and mine- P etition of District Board No. 6 for (p) Any fur-hearing animal. In fur run coal produced at the aforesaid mine, Change in Loading P oint of D evenney district 3, north and east of Kupreanof at prices of $1.25 per ton f. o. b. the No. 1 M in e, M ine I ndex No. 26, in D is ­ Straits, Afognak Islands group. mine for the steam coal and $2.25 per ton trict No. 6, for All Shipments E xcept Regulation 8 (Section 91.8) paragraph f. o. b. the mine for the mine-run coal, T ruck (f) is amended to read as follows: which sales were at prices below the es­ tablished minimum prices of $2.20 and ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY RELIEF AND CONDITIONALLY PROVIDING FOR FINAL § 91.8 Open seasons and limits on cer­ $2.90 per ton f. 0. b. the mine, respec­ tain game animals tively; RELIEF * * * * * Pursuant to appropriate orders, and An original petition, pursuant to sec­ (f) Bear (large hroum and grizzly), after notice to interested persons, a hear­ tion 4 n (d) of the Bituminous CoahAct September 1 to June 20. (i) Limit; 2 a ing having been held in this matter on of 1937, having been duly filed with this season, except on Admiralty Island and January 22,1942, before Travis Williams, Division by the above-named party, re­ the Kodiak-Afognak Islands Group, 1. a duly designated Examiner of the Divi­ questing a change in the loading point of sion, at a hearing room thereof, at which the Devenney No. 1 Mine, Mine Index In testimony whereof, I have hereunto all interested persons were afforded an No. 26, of Wheeling Valley Coal Corpora­ set my hand and caused the official seal opportunity to be present, adduce evi­ tion, in District No. 6, from Warwood, of the United States Department of the dence, cross-examine witnesses, and West Virginia, on Pennsylvania Railroad Interior to be affixed in the city of Wash­ otherwise be heard; to Beech Bottom, West Virginia, on the ington, this 31st day of March, 1942. All parties having joined in waiving said railroad, for rail shipments; and H arold L. I c k e s , the preparation and filing of the Re­ It appearing that a reasonable showing Secretary of the Interior. port by the Examiner; the record of the of necessity has been made for the grant­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3178; Filed, April 9, 1942; proceeding thereupon having been sub­ ing of temporary relief in the manner 9:48 a. m.] mitted to the undersigned for considera­ hereinafter set forth; and tion; the undersigned having made Find­ No petitions of intervention having ings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and been filed with the Division in the above- Notices having rendered an Opinion, which are entitled matter; and filed herewith; The following action being deemed necessary in order to effectuate the pur­ Now, therefore, it is ordered, That ef­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. poses of the Act; fective fifteen (15) days from the date Now, therefore, it is ordered, That, Bituminous Coal Division. of this Order, the code membership of pending final disposition of the above- R. B. Morphew, code member, be, and entitled proceeding, temporary relief is [Docket No. 1657-FD] it hereby is, revoked and cancelled. granted as follows: Commencing forth­ It is further ordered, That prior to I n the Matter of J . S. T urley, D oing with, the price classifications and mini­ Business Under the Name and S tyle the reinstatement of R. B. Morphew to mum prices effective for the coals of the membership in the Code, there shall be of I ndustrial Coal Sales Co., R egis­ Devenney No. 1 Mine, Mine Index No. 26, paid to the United States a tax, as pro­ tered Distributor, R egistration No. of Wheeling Valley Coal Corporation, for 4687 vided in section 5 (c) of the Act, in the rail shipments, shall be applicable only amount of $56.67. for shipments on Pennsylvania Railroad ORDER postponing hearing Dated: April 9, 1942. from Beech Bottom, West Virginia, and The above-entitled matter having been [seal] D an H. W heeler, shall no longer be applicable for ship­ heretofore scheduled for hearing on Acting Director. ments on Pennsylvania Railroad from April 15, 1942, at 10 o’clock a. m. at [F. R. Doc. 42-3148; Filed, April 9, 1942; Warwood, West Virginia. All allowances a hearing room of the Bituminous Coal 10:40 a. m.] or adjustments required or permitted FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2747 mines in Freight Origin Group No. 30 thorization shall not be construed as a certain increased rates or charges for shall be applicable to all shipments of limitation upon my authority to exercise natural gas sold to Pavilion Natural Gas the coals of the Devenney No. 1 Mine, such power and authority at any time or Company for resale for ultimate public Mine Index No. 26, on Wheeling Valley to make further delegations of authority consumption are proposed to become Coal Corporation from Beech Bottom, to other persons within the Farm Secur­ effective as of February 8, 1942; West Virginia, on Pennsylvania Railroad. ity Administration. (b) Said Supplement No. 3 to Cabot It is further ordered, That pleadings in [seal] C. B. Baldwin, Gas Corporation Rate Schedule FPC No. opposition to the original petition in the Administrator. 1 was received by the Commission on February 3, 1942, but was not accom­ above-entitled matter and applications April 8, 1942. to stay, terminate or modify the tempo­ panied by the information required by [F. R. Doc. 42-3163; Filed, April 9, 1942; Commission’s Orders No. 72 and No. rary relief herein granted may be filed 11:12 a. m.] with the Division within forty-five (45) 72-A, to support or justify the proposed days from the date of this Order, pur­ changes in rates or charges; this omis­ suant to the Rules and Regulations Gov­ D esignation of Localities in County in sion was called to the attention of the erning Practice and Procedure before the W hich Loans, P ursuant to T itle I company in a letter of February 10,1942, Bituminous Coal Division in Proceedings of the Bankhead-J ones F arm T enant and in compliance, Cabot Gas Corpora­ Instituted Pursuant to section 4 II (d) Act, May B e M ade tion submitted the required information on March 14, 1942, the date designated of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. In accordance with the rules and reg­ It is further ordered, That the relief by the Commission as the filing date ulations promulgated by the Secretary thereof, in accordance with the require­ herein granted shall become final sixty of Agriculture on July 1,1941, loans made (60) days from the date of this Order, ments of said Orders No. 72 and No. in the county mentioned herein, under 72-A; unless it shall otherwise be ordered. Title I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Dated: , 1942. (c) The filing of said Supplement No. Tenant Act, may be made within the 3 was not complete until March 14, 1942, [seal] Dan H. W heeler, localities herein described and desig­ in accordance with the provisions of said Acting Director. nated. The value of the average farm Orders No. 72 and No. 72-A; and under [P. R. Doc. 42-3149; Filed, April 9, 1942; unit of thirty acres and more in each of the provisions of section 4 (d) of the 10:40 a. m.] these localities has been determined in Natural Gas Act, the said supplement accordance with the provisions of the could not, unless* otherwise ordered by said rules and regulations. A descrip­ the Commission, become effective until tion of the localities and the determina­ General Land Office. thirty days thereafter, i. e., April 13, tion of value for each follow: 1942; S tock D riveway W ithdrawal N o. 75, Region XI—Idaho (d) The schedule of increased rates Nevada No. 19, Adjusted or charges contained in said Cabot Gas Gem County. Locality I—Consisting Corporation Rate Schedule FPC No. 1, It is ordered that the departmental of the precincts of Bench and Hanna, as modified by Supplement No. 3 to said order of March 21, 1919, establishing $8,090. schedule, which supplement by its terms Stock Driveway Withdrawal No. 75, Ne­ Locality II—Consisting of the pre­ is proposed to become effective as of vada No. 19, be construed in conformity cincts of Bramwell, Gross, Montour, February 8, 1942, may result in excessive with the official plat of the survey of T. North Emmett, Ola, Pearl, South Em­ rates or charges to Pavilion Natural Gas 13 N., R. 50 E., M. D. M., approved by mett, Sweet, and West Emmett, $6,493. Company, or place an undue burden the General Land Office on September The purchase price limit previously upon ultimate consumers of natural gas, 6,1940, to include the following-described established for the county above-men­ which increased rates or charges have public land: tioned is hereby cancelled. not been shown to be justified; ount iablo eridian Approved April 2, 1942. M D M The Commission finds that: T. 131/2 N., R. 50 E., [seal] C. B. B aldwin, secs. 24, 25, and 36; Administrator. It is necessary, desirable and in the public interest that the Commission aggregating 1,542.44 acres. [F. R. Doc. 42-3165; Filed, April 9, 1942; 11:12 a. m.] enter upon a hearing concerning the W. C. M endenhall, lawfulness of the proposed increased Acting Assistant Secretary rates or charges and that said proposed of the Interior. increased rates or charges be suspended March 26, 1942. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. pending such hearing and the decision [P. R. Doc. 42-3154; Filed, April 9, 1942; [Docket No. G-251] thereon, but not for a longer period than 9:45 a. m.] five months beyond April 13, 1942; I n the Matter of Cabot G as Corporation The Commission, upon its own motion, ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING AND SUS­ orders that: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. PENDING RATE SCHEDULE (A) A public hearing be held on May Farm Security Administration. April 7,1942. 11, 1942, at 10 o’clock a. m. in the Hear­ ing Room of the Federal Power Commis­ Delegating P owers U nder the T rading It appearing to the Commission that: sion in the Hurley-Wright Building, W ith the E nemy Act, as Amended by (a) Cabot Gas Corporation has on file 1800 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Wash­ the F irst W ar P owers Act of 1941 a certain Rate Schedule, designated in ington, D. C., concerning the lawfulness For the purpose of enabling the De­ the files of the Commission as Cabot Gas of the rates or charges contained in partment of Agriculture to carry out the Corporation Rate Schedule FPC No. 1, said Cabot Gas Corporation Rate Sched­ agricultural aspects of the evacuation and certain supplements thereto, desig­ ule FPC No. 1, and Supplements No. 1 program for the West Coast military nated as Supplements No. 1 and No. 2 and No. 2 thereto, as modified by Sup­ areas and designated zones, Laurence L to said Cabot Gas Corporation Rate plement No. 3 thereto, which are pro­ Hewes, Jr., Regional Director of the Farm Schedule FPC No. 1 ; and Cabot Gas Cor­ posed to become effective under the Security Administration for Region IX, poration, on March 14, 1942, completed terms of said supplement as of Febru­ is hereby authorized and directed to ex­ its filing with the Commision of a certain ary 8,1942; ercise under my supervision the authority supplemental rate schedule, designated (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ vested in. the Farm Security Administra­ as Supplement No. 3 to Cabot Gas Cor­ sion thereon the schedule of increased tion under section 5 (b) of the Trading poration Rate Schedule FPC No. 1, rates or charges contained in said Cabot With The Enemy Act, as amended by which schedule and supplements, among Gas Corporation Rate Schedule FPC No. Title III of the First War Powers Act of other things, contain provisions whereby 1, and Supplements No. 1 and No. 2 1941, by order of the Secretary of Agri­ thereto, as modified by Supplement No. culture dated April 7, 1942.1 This au­ *7 F.R. 2713, 2715. 3 to said schedule, except in so far as 2748 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 it may provide for the sale of natural gas FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY. the Clayton Act (U.S.C. Title 15, section for resale for ultimate public consump­ (Docket No. FDC-27] 13) as amended by the Robinson-Pat- tion for industrial use, be and the same is man Act, approved June 19, 1936, hereby hereby suspended for a period of five A D efinition and S tandard of I dentity, issues its complaint stating its charges months beyond April 13, 1942, and be a S tandard of Quality and a Standard with respect thereto as follows: subject to all other requirements which of F ill of Container for Canned F ruit P aragraph O n e : Respondent,' Tennes­ may be applicable under the provisions Cocktail of section 4 (e) of the Natural Gas Act; see Tufting Company, is a corporation (C) During the said period of sus­ NOTICE OF REOPENING OF HEARING organized and existing under and by pension the rates or charges of Cabot A public hearing in the above-styled virtue of the laws of the State of Ten­ Gas Corporation to Pavilion Natural Gas and numbered proceeding having been nessee with its principal office and place held on January 13 and 14, 1941, pur­ of business at 2404 Heiman Street, Nash­ Company, as provided for in said Rate ville, Tennessee. Schedule FPC No. 1, as modified by Sup­ suant to notice thereof published in the P ar. T w o : Respondent is now and plements No. 1 and No. 2 thereto, shall F ederal R egister of December 11, 1940, remain and continue in full force and at pages 4899 and 4900 upon proposals has been, since June 19, 1936, engaged effect, except in so far as they may be for contained therein for a definition and in the business of manufacturing and the sale of natural gas for resale for standard of identity, a standard of qual­ selling tufted bedspreads, bath mats, rugs ity and a standard of fill of container and allied products for use, and resale industrial use; within the United States. In the course (D) At such hearing, the burden of for canned fruit cocktail; it appearing that there is additional evidence which and conduct of its said business, respond­ proof to show that the proposed in­ ent sells the aforesaid products to pur­ creased rates or charges are just and is relevant and material to the aforesaid proposals for a standard of quality and chasers located in the various states of reasonable shall be upon Cabot Gas Cor­ the United States, and causes said prod­ poration, as is provided in section 4 (e) a standard of fill of container for canned fruit cocktail; and it further appearing ucts, when sold, to be shipped and trans­ of the Natural Gas Act; ported from its place of business in the (E) Interested State commissions may that such evidence should be considered in the above-styled and numbered pro­ State of Tennessee across state lines to participate in said hearing as provided in the respective purchasers thereof located § 67.4 of the Provisional Rules of Practice ceeding, notice is hereby given that the hearing in the above-styled and num­ in various states of the United States and Regulations under the Natural Gas other than the State of Tennessee. Act. bered proceeding will be reopened on May 11, 1942, at 10:00 A. M. in Room There is and has been, at all times men­ By the Commission. 3106, South Building, United States De­ tioned herein, a constant current of trade [seal] Leon M. F uquay, partment of Agriculture, Independence in said products, between respondent, lo­ Secretary. Avenue between 12th and 14th Streets cated in the State of Tennessee, and its SW., Washington, D. C., for the sole pur­ customers located in various other states [F. R. Doc. 42-3146; Filed, April 9, 1942; of the United Sates. 10:00 a. m.] pose of receiving additional evidence rel­ evant and material to the original P ar. T hree: In the course and con­ proposals published as aforesaid for a duct of its business as aforesaid, respond­ ent has been, and is now, engaged in sub­ {Project No. 1853] standard of quality and a standard of fill of container for canned fruit cock­ stantial competition in commerce with I n the M atter of F irst I owa H ydro- tail. Additional evidence relating to the other manufacturers and sellers of tufted E lectric Cooperative proposal for a definition and standard bedspreads, bath mats, rugs and allied of identity for canned fruit cocktail pub­ products, who, for many years prior here­ ORDER REOPENING PROCEEDING AND FIXING to, have been, and are now, engaged in DATE FOR HEARING lished as aforesaid will not be received. All interested persons are invited to manufacturing and selling and shipping April 7, 1942. attend this reopened hearing either in such products in commerce across state It appearing to the Commission that: person or by representative and to offer lines to purchasers thereof located in the additional evidence relevant and mate­ various states of the United States. (a) On March 28, 1942, First Iowa Many of respondent’s customers are Hydro-Electric Cooperative, applicant in rial to the original proposals for a stand­ ard of quality and a standard of fill of competitively engaged with each other the above-entitled proceeding, filed a and with the customers of respondent’s petition to reopen said proceedings, for container for canned fruit cocktail. The hearings will be conducted in ac­ competitors in the resale of said prod­ the purpose of presenting additional evi­ ucts within the several trade areas in dence concerning the safety, adequacy, cordance with the procedure1 referred to in the original notice of hearing pub­ which respondent’s said customers re­ and suitability of the structures of the spectively offer for sale and sell the said lished as aforesaid in the F ederal R egis­ proposed project; products purchased from respondent. (b) On April 2,1942, the State of Iowa ter of December 11, 1940. Washington, D. C., April 8, 1942. P ar. F our: In the course and conduct filed a protest to the reopening of the of its said business, since June 19, 1936, proceeding, alleging, among other things, [seal] P aul V. M cNutt, respondent has been and is now dis­ that applicant had been given sufficient Administrator. criminating in price between different opportunity to present evidence; [F. R. Doc. 42-3162; Filed, April 9, 1942; purchasers of said products of like grade The Commision, having considered the 10:33 a. m.] and quality, which products have been above mentioned documents finds that: and are being sold by respondent in commerce for use, and resale as afore­ Good cause has been shown for reopen­ said, by selling said products to some ing the proceedings herein as requested FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. of said purchasers at lower prices than by the applicant, and [Docket No. 4744] the prices at which it sells products of It is ordered by the Commission that: the same grade and quality to other of In the M atter of T ennessee T ufting its said purchasers, and by giving and The proceedings be- reopened, for the Company, a Corporation allowing certain of said purchasers ad­ purpose of adducing additional evidence complaint justments, rebates or discounts not at a public hearing commencing at 9:45 given or allowed to other of respondent’s a. m., on May 18, 1942, in Room 705, The Federal Trade Commission having said purchasers. United States Custom House, 610 South reason to believe that the party respond­ Canal Street, Chicago, Illinois. ent named in the caption hereof and (a) Among the general practices pur­ sued by the respondent in discriminat­ By the Commission. hereinafter more particularly designated and described, since June 19, 1936, has ing in price, since June 19, 1936, are the [seal] Leon M. F uquay, violated and is now violating the pro­ following: Secretary. visions of subsection (a) of section 2 of 1. A rebate of 5% has been granted [F. R. Doc. 42-3147; Filed, April 9, 1942; and allowed to each customer who is a 10:05 a. m.] 15 FR. 2379-2381. member of a buying syndicate if the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2749

total purchases of the member customers will have the right, under said Act, to SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ of the buying syndicate through which appear and show cause why an order MISSION. the purchases of such member customer should not be entered by said Commis­ [File No. 1-165] are made aggregate a minimum of sion requiring you to cease and desist $10,000 annually. from the violations of the law charged I n the M atter op W m . F ilene’s Sons 2. A rebate of 5% has been granted in the complaint. Company Common Stock, No P ar and allowed to certain of respondent’s You are notified and required, on or Value large individual customers upon varying before the twentieth day after service ORDER SETTING HEARING ON APPLICATION TO terms and conditions. Some of this class upon you of this complaint, to file with STRIKE FROM LISTING AND REGISTRATION of customers were granted and allowed the Commission an answer to the com­ a rebate of 5% when their individual plaint. If answer is filed and if your ap­ At a regular session of the Securities annual purchases aggregated a minimum pearance at the place and on the date and Exchange Commission, held at its of $5,000 and 6% when their individual above stated be not required, due notice office in the City of Washington, D. C., purchases aggregated a minimum of to that effect will be given you. The on the 6th day of April, A. D. 1942. $15,000. Others of this class of custom­ Rules of Practice adopted by the Com­ The New York Stock Exchange pursu­ ers were granted a rebate of 5% irre­ mission with respect to answers or fail­ ant to section 12 (d) of the Securities Ex­ spective of the aggregate amount of ure to appear or answer (Rule IX) pro­ change Act of 1934 and Rule X-12D2-1 their individual annual purchases and vide as follows: (b) promulgated thereunder, having the rebate was denied entirely to others made application to strike from listing In case of desire to contest the pro­ and registration the Common Stock, No of said class of customers irrespective ceeding the respondent shall, within of the aggregate amount of their annual Par Value, of Wm. Filene’s Sons Com­ twenty (20) days from the service of the pany. purchases. complaint, file with the Commission an The Commission deeming it necessary (b) More recently and at the present answer to the complaint. Such answer for the protection of investors that a time among the practices pursued by shall contain a concise statement of the hearing be held in this matter at which the respondent in discriminating in price facts which constitute the ground of de­ all interested persons be given an oppor­ are the following: fense. Respondent shall specifically ad­ tunity to be heard; mit or deny or explain each of the facts 1. The respondent grants and allows It is ordered, That the matter be set alleged in the complaint, unless re­ down for hearing at the office of the Se­ a 5% rebate to any retail customer on spondent is without knowledge, in which its purchases if such purchases exceed curities and Exchange Commission, 120 case respondent shall so state. Broadway, , on Thursday, $5,000 per year. Such rebate is entirely sfc * * * * , 1942, at 10:00 a. m. and con­ denied others of this class of customers Failure of the respondent to file answer whether or not their purchases of the tinue thereafter at such times and places within the time above provided and fail­ as the Commission or its officer herein respondent’s products exceed $5,000 per ure to appear at the time and place year. designated shall determine, and that gen­ fixed for hearing shall be deemed to au­ eral notice thereof be given; and 2. The respondent grants and allows thorize the Commission, without further a 5% rebate to each customer who is a It is further ordered, That Adrian C. notice to respondent, to proceed in regu­ Humphries, an officer of the Commission, member of a buying,syndicate if the an­ lar course on the charges set forth in the nual purchases of such member customer be and he hereby is designated to admin­ complaint. ister oaths and affirmations, subpoena aggregate a minimum of $500.00, or if If respondent desires to waive hearing the total purchases of the member cus­ witnesses, compel their attendance, take on the allegations of fact set forth in evidence, and require the production of tomers of the buying syndicate through the complaint and not to contest the which the purchases of such member any books, papers, correspondence, mem­ facts, the answer may consist of a state­ oranda or other records deemed relevant customer are made aggregate a mini­ ment that respondent admits all the ma­ mum of $10,000 annually. or material to the inquiry, and to perform terial allegations of fact charged in the all other duties in connection therewith Par. Five: The effect of such discrimi­ complaint to be true. Respondent by authorized by law. nation in price by respondent, as set forth such answer shall be deemed to have By the Commission. in Paragraph Four hereof, has been and waived a hearing on the allegations of [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, may be substantially to lessen competi­ fact set forth in said complaint and to Secretary. tion in said line of commerce in which have authorized the Commission, with­ respondent is engaged, and to injure, out further evidence, or other interven­ [F. R. Doc. 42-3131; Filed, April 8, 1942; destroy and prevent competition with ing procedure, to find such facts to be 3:01 p. m.] respondent and with those of respond­ true, and if in the judgment of the Com­ ent’s customers who are granted the mission such facts admitted constitute benefit of such discrimination. a violation of law or laws as charged [File No. 1-1730] Such discrimination in price by re­ in the complaint, to make and serve find­ In the Matter of Chapman’s I ce Cream spondent between different purchasers ings as to the facts and an order to Company Common Stock, No P ar of commodities of like grade and quality cease and desist from such violations. Value in interstate commerce in the manner Upon application in writing made con­ ORDER SETTING HEARING ON APPLICATION TO and form aforesaid are in violation of temporaneously with the filing of such WITHDRAW FROM LISTING AND REGISTRA­ the provisions of subsection (a) of sec­ answer, the respondent, in the discretion tion 2 of the Act described in the pre­ of the Commission, may be heard on TION amble hereof. brief, in oral argument, or both, solely At a regular session of the Securities Wherefore, the premises considered, on the question as to whether the facts and Exchange Commission, held at its the Federal Trade Commission on this so admitted constitute the violation or office in the City of , Pa., on 8th day of April, A. D. 1942, issues its violations of law charged in the com­ the 7th day of April, A. D. 1942. complaint against said respondent. plaint. The Chapman’s Ice Cream Company pursuant to section 12 (d) of the Securi­ NOTICE In witness whereof, the Federal Trade ties Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule Commission has caused this, its comr X-12D2-1 (b) promulgated thereunder, Notice is hereby given you, Tennessee plaint, to be signed by its Secretary, and Tufting Company, a corporation, re­ having made application to the Commis­ its official seal to be hereto affixed, at sio n to withdraw its Common Stock, No spondent herein, that the 15th day of Washington, D. C., this 8th day of April, May, A. D. 1942, at 2 o’clock in the after­ Par Value, from listing and registration A. D. 1942. on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange; and noon, is hereby fixed as the time, and the By the Commission. offices of the Federal Trade Commission The Commission deeming it necessary [seal] O tis B. J ohnson, for the protection of investors that a in the City of Washington, D. C., as the Secretary. place, when and where a hearing will hearing be held in this matter at which be had on the charges set forth in this IP. R. Doc. 42-3166; Filed, April 9, 1942; all interested persons be given an oppor­ complaint, at which time and place you 11:49 a. m.] tunity to be heard; 2750 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942

It is ordered, That the matter be set sumers, that a hearing be held with re­ a hearing be held on such matter, stat­ down for hearing at 10:00 a. m. on Mon­ spect to the reasonableness of such fees ing the reasons for such request and the day, May 11, 1942, at the office of the and expenses, and the allocation thereof nature of his interest, or may request Securities and Exchange Commission, 312 among the applicants, and that no such that he be notified if the Commission North Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cali­ fees or expenses be paid except pursuant should order a hearing thereon. At any fornia, and continue thereafter at such to further order of the Commission; time thereafter such declaration or ap­ times and places as the Commission or It is ordered, That a hearing on such plication, as filed or as amended, may Its officer herein designated shall deter­ matters under the applicable provisions become effective or may be granted, as mine, and that general notice thereof of the Act and the Rules of the Commis­ provided in Rule U-23 of the Rules and be given; and sion thereunder, be held on , 1942, Regulations promulgated pursuant to It is further ordered, That John G. at 10:00 A. M., at the offices of the said Act, or the Commission may exempt Clarkson, an officer of the Commission, Securities and Exchange Commission, such transaction as provided in Rules be and he hereby is designated to admin­ 105 West Adams Street, Chicago, Illinois. U-20 (a) and U-100 thereof. Any such ister oaths and affirmations, subpoena It is further ordered, That Henry Fitts, request should be addressed: Secretary, witnesses, compel their attendance, take or any other officer or. officers of the Securities and Exchange Commission, evidence, and require the production of Commission designated by it for that Philadelphia, Pa. any books, papers, correspondence, mem­ purpose shall preside at the hearing in All interested persons are referred to oranda or other records deemed relevant such matter. The same officer so desig­ said declaration or application, which is or material to the inquiry, and to per­ nated to preside at any such hearing is on file in the office of said Commission, form all other duties in connection there­ hereby authorized to exercise all powers for a statement of the transactions with authorized by law. granted to the Commission under sec­ therein proposed, which are summarized By the Commission. tion 18 (c) of said Act, and to a trial below: examiner under the Commission’s Rules [seal! F rancis P. B rassor, Braddock Light & Power Company, Secretary. of Practice. Incorporated, a wholly owned subsid­ It is further ordered, That pending the iary of The Washington and Rockville [F. R. Doc. 42-3132; Filed, April 8, 1942; further order of this Commission, no fees 3:02 p. m.] Railway Company of Montgomery or expenses incurred or to be incurred in County, a registered holding company connection with the plan of reorganiza­ which is a wholly owned subsidiary of tion and any transactions incident there­ Washington Railway and Electric Com­ [File No. 54-32] to shall be paid, and jurisdiction is re­ pany, a registered holding company served as to all such fees and expenses. which is a subsidiary of The North Amer­ I n the M atter of North Shore G as Com­ Any interested public agency, munici­ pany, N orth Shore Coke & Chemical ican Company, proposes to issue and sell pality, security holder, or other person for cash at a price of $10 per share 50,- Company, and N orth C ontinent Ut il i­ desiring to be heard or to intervene in ties Corporation 000 shares of its capital stock having a such proceeding shall file an appropriate stated value of $10 per share or an ag­ NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING notice, request or application for that gregate stated value of $500,000 to Wash­ purpose with the Commission not later ington Railway and Electric Company At a regular session of the Securities than , 1942, stating the reasons and Exchange Commission, held at its and to use the proceeds therefrom (a) for such request, and the nature of his to pay an indebtedness due an affiliate office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., interest. Any such request should be ad­ on the 6th day of April 1942. and incurred for capital expenditures dressed to the Secretary, Securities and heretofore made in the amount (as at North Continent Utilities Corporation, Exchange Commission, Philadelphia, a registered holding company, and North February 28, 1942) of $41,327.54 and (b) Pennsylvania. Any person not included to pay for anticipated construction ex­ Shore Gas Company and North Shore in applicants’ notification of the fees and Coke & Chemical Company, subsidiaries penditures during 1942 and 1943; and of North Continent Utilities Corporation, expenses requested herein, who desires Washington Railway and Electric having filed applications and declarations to request payment of fees or expenses for Company proposes to acquire for cash under section 11 (e) and other applicable services rendered in this proceeding, shall at a price of $10 per share the above sections of the Public Utility Holding file a notification with the Commission described 50,000 shares of the capital Company Act of 1935, with respect to a as to the proposed amount of such fees stock of Braddock Light & Power Com­ plan of reorganization for North Shore and expenses, not later than April 23, pany, Incorporated. 1942. Gas Company and North Shore Coke & By the Commission. Chemical Company; By the Commission. [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, [seal] F rancis P. Brassor, The Commission having entered an Secretary. order on November 13, 1941, approving, Secretary. with certain conditions and reservations, [F. R. Doc. 42-3133; Filed, April 8, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-3134; Filed, April 8, 1942; the said plan of reorganization, but re­ 3:02 p. m.] 3:03 p. m.] serving jurisdiction with respect to the payment of fees and expenses incurred [File No. 70-506] or to be incurred in connection with the [File No. 70-523] plan, and directing that the applicants I n the Matter of T he Ohio P ublic Serv­ I n the M atter of B raddock Light & file with the Commission a notification ice Company and Ohio R iver P ower, P ower Company, I nc., and W ashington and itemized statement of such fees and I nc. expenses; R ailway and E lectric Company order granting applications and per­ Applicants having filed a statement NOTICE REGARDING FILING with the Commission setting forth the mitting declarations to become amounts of fees and expenses already At a regular session of the Securities EFFECTIVE paid, and the amounts for which request and Exchange Commission held at its At a regular session of the Securities for payment has been made by various office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., and Exchange Commission, held at its persons interested in this proceeding, on the 7th day of April, A.D. 1942. office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa. on totalling in the aggregate the sum of Notice is hereby given that a declara­ the 3d day of April, A. D. 1942. $251,964.32; tion or application (or both) has been The Ohio Public Service Company and Applicants having stated that they de­ filed with this Commission pursuant to Ohio River Power, Inc., having filed ap­ sire to be heard with respect to such fees the Public Utility Holding Company Act plications and declarations pursuant to and expenses and the allocation thereof of 1935 by the above named parties; and the Public Utility Holding Company Act among the applicants; Notice is further given that any in­ of 1935 regarding: It appearing to the Commission that it terested person may, not later than is appropriate and in the public interest, April 23, 1942 at 5:30 P. M., E. W. T., The issue and sale by Ohio River and the interests of investors and con­ request the Commission in writing that Power, Inc., of $500,000 par value of com- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, April 10, 1942 2751 mon stock, and the acquisition thereof pany of not to exceed $250,000 on open A hearing having been held after ap­ by The Ohio Public Service Company. account, at no interest, so that con­ propriate public notice, and the Com­ The sale by The Ohio Public Service struction may proceed prior to receipt mission having examined the record and Company of a power site on the Ohio of funds from the Reconstruction Fi­ having made and filed its findings herein: nance Corporation. It is ordered, That said applications River, and the acquisition thereof by be, and they hereby are, granted, and Ohio River Power, Inc. The lease by Ohio River Power, Inc., that said declarations be, and they The issue and sale to the Reconstruc­ to The Ohio Public Service Company hereby are, permitted to become effective, tion Finance Corporation by Ohio River of the new generating plant for a mini­ forthwith, except with respect to the Power, Inc., and the guarantee thereof mum annual rental of $1,000,000 which issue and sale of such portion of the by The Ohio Public Service Company, will be applied by Ohio River Power, Inc., notes as are applicable to the transmis­ of $8,000,000 principal amount of 4% to payment of principal and interest on sion line, rights-of-way and appurtenant notes, the proceeds thereof to be used to the notes to the Reconstruction Finance facilities as to which jurisdiction is construct an electric generating plant Corporation and to its ordinary cor­ reserved. and a transmission line from such plant porate expenses. By the Commission. to existing transmission lines of The The assignment of said lease to the [seal] F rancis P. Brassor, Ohio Public Service Company. Reconstruction Finance Corporation by Secretary, The advance to Ohio River Power, Ohio River Power, Inc., as additional [F. R. Doc. 42-3135; Filed, AprU 8, 1942; Inc., by The Ohio Public Service Com- security for the payment of such notes. 3:03 p. m.] No. 70----- 5