Washington, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

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The President 19 U.S.C. 1559) y provides in part as CONTENTS follows: “Merchandise upon which any duties or THE PRESIDENT PROCLAMATION 2599 charges are unpaid, remaining In bonded P roclamation: Page warehouse beyond three years from the date Merchandise In G eneral—Order and of importation, shall be regarded as aban Merchandise in general; order B onded Warehouses doned to the Government and shall bis sold and bonded warehouses___ 15359 under such regulations as the Secretary of E xecutive Orders: BY THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES the Treasury shall prescribe, * * Land transfers from jurisdiction OF AMERICA of Department of Agricul WHEREAS‘section 318 of the said act A PROCLAMATION ture to Tennessee Valley (46 Stat. 696; i9 U.S.C. 1318) provides in Authority: WHEREAS section 491 of the Tariff part as follows; Cherokee National Forest Act of 1930, as amended (46 Stat. 726; 52 “Whenever the President shall by proclama (C orr.)______15360 Stat. 1083; 19 U.S.C. 1491) provides in tion declare an emergency to exist by reason part as follows: Nantahala National Forest of a state of war, or otherwise, he may au (C orr.)______15360 “Any entered or unentered merchandise thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to (except merchandise entered under section extend during the continuance of such emer REGULATIONS AND gency the time herein prescribed for the 557 of this Act, but including merchandise NOTICES entered for transportation in bond or for performance of any act * * exportation) which shall remain in customs AND WHEREAS, by my Proclamation Alien P roperty Custodian: custody for one year from the date of im Vesting orders: portation thereof, without all estimated du No. 24871 (55 Stat. 1647) I did, on May ties and storage or other charges thereon 27, 1941, declare an unlimited national Arima, Sumisato______15403 having been paid, shall be considered un emergency to exist; Bonfiglio, Cecelia and Nicola— 15405 claimed and abandoned to the Government NOW, THEREFORE, I, FRANKLIN D. Grazzini, Josephine (2 docu and shall be appraised lay the appraiser of ROOSEVELT, President of the United ments) ------15398,15409 merchandise and sold by the collector at States of America, acting under and by Haag, Martha______15408 public auction under such regulations as the virtue of the authority vested in me by Hafner, Dr. Sigmund Martin« 15394 Secretary of the Treasury shall pre scribe * * the foregoing provision of section 318 of Hassencamp, Hermine Kubler the Tariff Act of 1930, do hereby author and Oliver______15402 WHEREAS section 557 of the said act, ize the Secretary of the Treasury, until Holmstroem, Anton, et al__ 15401 as amended (46 Stat. 744; 52 Stat. 1087 the termination of the emergency pro Kirchhoff, Anna Marié and and 1088; 19 U.S.C. 1557), provides in claimed on May 27, 1941 or until it shall Siegfried Richard Xaver part as follows: be determined by the President and de F ritz------15399 “(a) Any merchandise subject to duty, with clared by his proclamation that such Kugler, Arthur, et al______15401 the exception of perishable articles and ex action is no longer necessary, whichever Leipzig Trade Fair, Inc_____ 15396 plosives substances other than firecrackers, is earlier; Lochner, Emma______15398 may be entered for warehousing .and be (1) To extend the one-year period Mangold, Ella______15395 deposited in a bonded warehouse at the prescribed in section 491, supra, as Meyer, Frederick______15406 expense and risk of the owner, importer, or amended, for not more than one year Motion picture film copyright consignee. Such merchandise may be with drawn, at any time within three years from from and after the expiration of such interests owned by desig the date of importation, for consumption one-year period in any case in which nated nationals: upon payment of the duties and charges ac said period has already expired or shall Italian______15391 cruing thereon at* the rate of duty imposed hereafter expire during the continuance Japanese______«______15393 by law upon such merchandise at the date of of said emergency and in which the For Nagy, John, et al______15407 withdrawal; or may be withdrawn for ex eign Economic Administration certifies Nothdorf, Herman______15397 portation or for transportation and exporta to the Commissioner of Customs that Pilster, Gustav and Julie___ 15405 tion to a foreign country, * * * without Rompf, Katherine_____ !____ 15400 the payment of duties thereon, or for trans such extension will not impede the war effort; and Rossi, Maddalena______15402 portation and rewarehousing at another port Sambataro, Antonio______15390 or elsewhere, or for transfer to another (2) To extend the three-year period Sauer, Christian, and Mary bonded warehouse at the same port: Pro prescribed in sections 557 and 559, supra, Viser______15395 vided, That the total period of time for as amended, for not more than one year Schimmel, Anna______15396 which such merchandise may remain in from and after the expiration of such Schoenberger, Christian, Jr _ 15403 bonded warehouse shall not exceed three three-year period in any case in which * Sentrup, Laurp, Meyer and years from the date of importation * * Paul______15408 WHEREAS section 559 of the said act, 16 F.R. 2617. Sohre, Eleonore______15397 as amended (46 Stat. 744; 52 Stat. 1088; (Continued on p. 15361) (Continued on p. 15360) 15359 15360 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS^Continued

I nterstate Commerce Commis S ecurities and E xchange Commis sion—Continued. Pa€e sio n : Pags F E D E R A L » register Steam roads; uniform system of Hearings, etc.: accounts______i______« 15386 Acme Mining Co______15412 Navy D epartment: New England Gas and Electric Enlistments; revision of regu Assn., et al______15412 lation ______15381 North American Co______15415 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following legal holidays, by the Naval reserve; volunteer reserve Southern Colorado Power Co_ 15413 Division of the Federal Register, The National (special service) medical United Utilities, Inc______15413 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained officers______15385 Ward Baking Co. and Conti in the Federal Register Act, approved July 28. Offic e of D efense T ransportation: nental Baking Co______15414 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Adams Transfer and Storage S elective S ervice S y st e m : ch. 86), under regulations prescribed by the Co., et al., coordinated op Conscientious objectors’ estab Administrative Committee, approved by the erations plan______15410 lishments: President: Distribution is made only by the O ffic e of P rice Administration: Kalamazoo State Hospital Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Adjustments, exceptions, etc.: Project, Mich______15415 The regulatory material appearing herein is Bressler Brothers, Inc______15377 New Lisbon Project, N. J ------15415 keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Individual orders under price Wernersville State Hospital which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant regulations, list______15410 Project, Pa______15415 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Job printers in Denver, Colo— 15411 S olid F uels Administration for amended June 19, 1937. Alfalfa hay, designated western War: The F ederal R egister will be furnished by states (RMPR 322, Am. 1)_ 15379 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Anthracite, restrictions on de per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad Bakery products (MPR 319, Am. liveries by retail dealers__ 15363 vance. The charge for individual copies 7) ______15379 Bituminous coal, unbilled____ 15362 (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the Butyl alcohol and esters thereof W age and Hour Div isio n : size of the issue. Remit check or money (MPR 37, Am. 10)______15368 Embroideries industry, employ order, made payable to the Superintendent Canadian residents, ration books ment of home workers; ef of Documents, directly to the Government (Gen. RO 15)______: 15378 fective date postponed___ 15362 Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Doors, grain and coal (MPR 483, Learner employment certifi There are no restrictions on the republica Am. 1 ) ______I _____ 15380 tion of material appearing in the F ederal cates, issuance to various R egister. Food rations, temporary (Gen. industries (2 documents) _ 15387, RO 9, Am. 3 )______- 15378 15388 Fuel oil, rationing (RO 11, Am. W ar D epartment: 8 7 )______15380 CONTENTS—Continued Lighting control within re Hawaii: stricted zones; designated Alien P roperty Custodian— Con. Motor vehicle lighting and Western Defense Command Vesting orders—Continued. Pa8e phonograph records zones______15361 Thomasen, Eduard, and oth (MPR 373, Am. 22)____ 15369 Navigation regulations; areas of ers______!______15407 Tire rationing (RO IE, Am. Atlantic Ocean and Gulf Uccello, Domenico and An 2 )______15378 of Mexico______15381 gelo______15398 Miscellaneous commodities; ex W ar F ood Administration: Weidinger, Ida Becker______15404 ceptions for sales to United Maben, Buell F., designated Civ il Aeronautics B oard: States agencies (Rev. Supp. Reg. 1, Am. 34)______15381 Pacific Regional Director_15416 Hearings, etc.: Milk and cream, designated Pan-American Airways, Inc_ 15389 Peanut oilmeal, cake, etc. (MPR Western Air Lines, Inc------15389 442,*Am. 2 )______15368 areas: C ustoms B ureau: Processed foods, rationing (RO Leavenworth, Kansas, termi- Appraisement; flavoring sirup * 13, Am. 84)______15380 nqtion of license______15416 entering at Brownsville, Puerto Rico; toys and games Springfield, Ohio, restrictions Texas______15361 (RMPR 183, Am. 12)____ 15369 on delivery (Corr.)____ 15361 F ederal Communications Commis Regional and district office W ar P roduction B oard : sio n : orders: Generating equipment, electric Press Wireless, Inc., modification Food and drink sold for im- (L-102)_____ 15367 of license______15389 mediate consumption, designated areas: Fibre shipping containers; Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., State manufacture and use (L- police radio station con San Antonio, Texas (Res taurant MPR 5-3, Am. 317, Int. 1)____ 15364 struction permit______15389 1 )______— 15370 Jacks,’ mechanical, hydraulic, F ish and W ild life S ervice: * St. Louis, Mo. (Restaurant etc. (L-322)______15366 Southern region national wild MPR 5 - 8 ) ______15370 Newspapers (L-240)______15363 life refuges; fishing in Western states (Restaurant Office machinery (L-54-c, Int. White River National Wild RMPR 8-1)______15374 2 )___ , 15366 life Refuge, Ark______15386 Fluid milk, designated areas: Plumbing and heating emer G eneral Land Of f ic e : Champaign, Urbana, etc., gency repairs (P-84)_____ 15364 Arizona, land withdrawal for use Ill______15412 Stop construction orders: of War Department______15385 Jacksonville, 111______15411 Anderson Ranch Dam, Boise Los Angeles, Calif., land open for Plattsmouth, Nebr_i______15411 Project, Idaho______15416 leasing (Corr.)______15387 Shingles, red cedar cMPR 164, Am. 7)______- A . 15368 Cleveland Pneumatic Aero 1, I nterstate Commerce Com m issio n: Soybean oil meal, cake, etc*? Inc— ______— 15416 Bituminous coal; suspension of (MPR 443, Am. 2 )______15368 List of orders filed (2 docu Part______15386 Sugar, rationing (RO 3, Am. ments) ______15416,15417 Citrus fruits and vegetables, re 99) ______15368 Los Angeles and Long Branch frigeration ______15389 Yarn, converted and converting ' Harbors, Calif------— 15416 Machinery for Grand Coulee charges (MPR 168, Am. 4) _ 15368 W ar S hipping Administration: Power Plant, Wash., re R ural E lectrification Adminis , | “Barrollton”, etc., ships’ owner routing______15386 tration: ship determination------15417 Allocation of funds for loans__ 15387 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15361

said period has already expired or shall EXECUTIVE ORDER 9390 Whereas, it has been determined that hereafter expire during the continuance in view of improved defensive measures of said emergency and in which the For T ransferring the Use, P ossession, and now in effect, those lighting restrictions eign Economic Administration certifies Control of Certain Lands in the Nan- are not, for the time being, required, to the Commissioner of Customs that tahala Natjonal F orest F rom the Now, therefore, I, Delos C. Emmons, such extension will not impede the war Department of Agriculture to the Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, by virtue effort; and T ennessee Valley Authority of the authority vested in me by the (3) To extend further the one-year Correction President of the United States and by period prescribed in section 491, supra, In Executive Order 9390, appearing on the Secretary of War and of my powers as amended, and the three-year period page 14597 of the issue for Thursday, and prerogatives as Commanding Gen prescribed in sections 557 and 559, supra, October 28,1943, under the caption “F R - eral of the Western Defense Command, as amended, for additional periods of 824” the second coordinate referred to in do hereby declare and proclaim that, not more than one year each from and the first paragraph should read “E. effective 1 November 1943, the lighting after the expiration of the immediately 639,336”. restrictions of said Proclamation No. 19 preceding extension in any case in which are hereby suspended until further no said extension shall expire during the tice; but this suspension shall not affect continuance of said emergency and in EXECUTIVE ORDER 9391 any offense committed or penalty in which the Foreign Economic Admin curred under said Proclamation No. 19, T ransferring the Use, P ossession, and istration certifies to the Commissioner or any orders issued thereunder, prior Control of Certain Lands in the of Customs that such additional exten to the effective date hereof. Cherokee National F orest F rom the sion will not impede the war effort; Department of Agriculture to the The lighting restrictions hereby sus pended may be renewed, in full force and Provided, however, That in each and T ennessee Valley Authority every case under numbered paragraphs effect, at any time and from time to time (1), (2), and (3), above, in which the Correction as may be deemed necessary because of merchandise is charged against an entry In Executive Order 9391, appearing at the military situation. bond, the Secretary of the Treasury shall page 14597 of the issue for Thursday, The suspension herein provided for require that the principal on such bond, October 28, 1943, the following changes shall have no effect upon existing or fu in order to obtain the benefit of any ex should be made: ture laws or regulations governing black tension which may be granted under the Under the caption “AR-143-T” the outs, but relates solely to lighting restric authority of this proclamation, shall1 third paragraph should read “To SE Cor. tions for dim-out purposes as promul furnish to the collector of customs at the Sec. 16, S. 66° 00' E., 1465 ft;”. gated by said Proclamation No. 19. port where the bond is on file either the For “Occee” read “Ocoee” wherever Delos C. E mmons, agreement of the sureties on the bond to it occurs. Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, remain bound under the terms and con Commanding. ditions of the bond to the same extent as [F. R. Doc. 43-17986; Filed, November 6, 1943; if no extension had been granted, or Regulations 10:09 a. m.] an additional bond with acceptable sure ties to cover the period of extension; and that, in each and every case in TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE which the merchandise remains charged Chaper XI—War Food Administration against a carrier’s bond the Secretary of (Distribution Orders) TITLE 19—CUSTOMS DUTIES the Treasury shall require that the principal on such bond shall agree to the [FDO 79-86] Chapter I—Bureau of Customs extension and shall furnish to the col P art 1401—Dairy Products [T. D. 50959] lector of customs at the port where the FLUID MILK AND CREAM, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, charge wag made the agreement of the P art 14—Appraisement sureties on the bond to remain bound SALES AREA under the terms and conditions of the Correction EXAMINATION OF MERCHANDISE AT BROWNS VILLE, TEXAS bond to the same extent as if nd exten In F.R. Doc. 43-17559, appearing on sion had been granted; and page 14724 of the issue for Saturday, Examination of less than one package Provided further, That the extensions October 30,1943, subdivision (vi) in sub- of every ten packages of flavoring sirup of one year authorized in this proclama paragraph (3) of § 1401.121 (e) should authorized: § 14.1 (b). Customs Regula tion shall not apply in any case in which read as follows: “and (vi) cottage, pot, tions of 1943, amended (6 F.R. 8296). the period sought to be extended expired or baker’s cheese: 75 percent of skim To T he Collector of Customs, Laredo, prior to December 7,1942 or in which the milk equivalent”. T exas: merchandise in question has been sold It is my opinion that at the port of by the Government as abandoned. Brownsville, Texas, the examination of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT less than one package of every ten pack unto set my hand and caused the seal of Chapter X—Areas Restricted for National ages of flavoring sirup covered by one invoice and imported in packages, the the United States of America to be Defense Purposes affixed. contents and value of which are uniform, [Public Proclamation 2Ó] DONE at the City of Washington this will amply protect the revenue. 4th day of November, in the year of ' P art 102—Control of Lighting Within Therefore, oy virtue of the authority R estricted Zones contained in sections 499 and 624 of the our Lord nineteen hundred and Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. [seal] forty-three, and of the Inde WASHINGTON, OREGON AND CALIFORNIA; SUS secs. 1499 and 1624), I do by this special pendence of the United States PENSION OF LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS regulation permit and authorize a less of America the one hundred and sixty- eighth. October 28, 1943. number of packages than one package Whereas, Public Proclamation No. 19,1 of every ten packages, but not less than F ranklin D R oosevelt this headquarters, dated 10 October 1943, one package of every invoice, of flavoring By the President: was promulgated, imposing among other sirup to be examined at the port of E. R. S tettinitjs, Jr., things, certain restrictions upon lighting Brownsville, Texas. Acting Secretary of State. within designated zones of the Western This special regulation shall not be Defense Command, and construed to preclude the examination of [F.R. Doc. 43-17994; Filed, November 6, 1943; packages in addition to the minimum 11:20 a. m.] 1 See § 102.1, 8 F.R. 13997. number hereby permitted to be exam- 15362 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 lned if the collector or the appraiser shall workers in the embroideries industry to value in British thermal units of more deem it necessary that a greater number March Si, 1944; and than seven thousand six hundred per of packages be examined. Whereas after notice published in the pound and having a natural moisture In view of the foregoing^and a similar F ederal R egister on October 16, 1943, content in place in the mine of less than regulation as to flavoring sirup imported Mr. Merle D. Vincent, the presiding offi 30 per centum, and all coal designated at the port of Laredo, Texas, published cer designated by the Administrator, as lignite produced in the State of in Treasury Decision 50851, § 14.1 (b), held a public hearing on October 29, Wyoming having calorific value in Brit Customs Regulations of 1943 (19 CFR 1943, at New York, New York at which ish thermal units of more than seven 14.1 (b)), containing a list of merchan all interested persons were given an op thousand six hundred per pound and dise as tp which collectors are especially portunity to submit evidence and argu having a natural moisture content in authorized to designate for examination ment on the question whether the effec place in the mine of less than 30 per less than one package of every ten pack tive date of the regulations applicable to centum or more. ages, is hereby amended by inserting in the employment of home workers in the (b) “Unbilled coal frozen at mines” said list after “Silk, raw, and waste.” the embroideries industry should be post means all bituminous coal held on tracks following: poned to March 31, 1944; and at the mines pursuant to directions of Sirup, flavoring (at the ports of Laredo, Whereas the Presiding Officer has rec the Solid Fuels Administrator for War Texas, and Brownsville, Texas, only). ommended upon the record of the hear issued to producers on October 29, 1943. ing that the effective date of the indus (c) “District 2”, “District 7” and “Dis The number of this Treasury decision trial home work provisions in the wage trict 8” mean those producing districts shall be added as a marginal notation to order for and regulations applicable to described as such in the Annex to the § 14.1 (b). the employment of home workers in the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. (Sec. 499, 46 Stat. 728, secs. 15, 16 (a), embroideries industry be postponed to (d) “Producer” means any person en 52 Stat. 1084, sec. 624, 46 Stat. 759; 19 March 31, 1944. gaged in the business of mining or pre U.S.C. 1499, 1624) The effective date of the industrial paring bituminous coal (or the sales [seal] W. R. J ohnson, home work provisions in the wage order agent of any such person). Commissioner of Customs. for and regulations applicable to the em § 602.152 Shipments of unbilled coal Approved: November 5,1943. ployment of home workers in .the em frozen at mines permitted and required. broideries industry is hereby changed to Except as provided in section 3 of this H erbert E. G aston, March 31, 1944. Acting Secretary' of the Treasury. regulation: This order shall be effective upon pub (a) Producers shall ship unbilled coal [F. R. Doc. 43-18009; Filed, November 6, 1943; lication in the F ederal R egister. frozen at mines in District 7 in lump and 4:02 p. m.] Signed at New York, New York, this egg sizes on orders from retail dealers in 6th day of November 1943. the State of Michigan. L. M etcalfe W alling, (b) After obtaining clearance from the Administrator, area distribution manager, producers TITLE 29—LABOR Wage and Hour Division. shall ship unbilled coal frozen at mines Chapter V—Wage and Hour Division [F. R. Doc. 43-18066; Filed, November 8, 1943; in District 8 in lump and double screened 11:21 a. m.] sizes on orders from retail dealers in the P art 633—M inim um W age R ate and States of Michigan and Ohio or on or R egulations Applicable to the E m ders for vessel fuel use. ployment op Home W orkers in the (c) After obtaining clearance from the E mbroideries I ndustry TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES area distribution manager, producers POSTPONEMENT OP EFFECTIVE DATE shall ship unbilled coal frozen at mines in Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Administration District 2 in lump and double screened In the matter of the postponement of for War sizes on orders from retail dealers, or on the effective date of the regulations ap orders for bunker fuel use or for railroad plicable to the employment of home [Reg. 8] fuel use. • workers in the embroideries industry, (d) Producers may obtain the clear Title 29, Chapter V, Code of Federal P art 602—G eneral Orders and Directives ance referred to in paragraphs (b) and Regulations, Part 633 and § 633.100 (8 (c) of this section by securing the oral F.R. 12127). SHIPMENT OF UNBILLED COAL FROZEN AT permissioh of the area, distribution man Whereas the Administrator of the MINES PERMITTED AND REQUIRED ager to ship coal to a specified consignee Wage and Hour Division of the United On October 29, 1943 specific directions for a specified use permitted by this sec States Department of Labor, by Part were issued, pursuant to Solid Fuels Ad tion. The oral permission shall be con 633, Chapter V, Title 29, Code of Fed ministration for War Regulation No. I,1 firmed in writing by the area distribution eral Regulations, issued a wage order for to producers of bituminous coal requir manager who, before granting such oral the embroideries industry establishing ing them to hold unbilled on tracks at permission, may consult with the appro for such industry a minimum wage rate their mines “the maximum possible priate Bituminous Coal Producers Advis of 40 cents an hour effective September number of cars preferably of lump and ory Board. 20, 1943, and prescribing terms and con double screened coal consistent with § 602.153 Endorsement required on ditions applicable to industrial home continuous full mine operation.” It work employment, effective November billings covering unbilled frozen coal. now appears to be practicable and neces The unbilled coal frozen at mines per 15, 1943; and sary to modify these directions so as to Whereas the Administrator, by mitted and required to be shipped by permit and to require certain sizes of section 2 of this regulation may not be §§ 633.100 to 633.112, inclusive, Title 29, bituminous coal produced in certain dis Chapter V, Code of Federal Regulations, shipped by any producer unless the bill tricts and now held unbilled on tracks ing covering such coal shall be endorsed issued regulations applicable to indus at the mines to move to certain areas trial home work employment in the em “No-bill coal, authority I. C. C. Service and for Certain uses. Accordingly, in Order No. 120-F.” broideries industry, pursuant to the order to effectuate the purposes of Ex aforesaid wage order for the embroideries ecutive Order No. 9332, and by virtue of § 602.154 Violations. Any person who industry and sections 8 (f) and 11 (c) the authority conferred by. that order wilfully violates any provision of this of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, the following regulation is issued by the regulation is guilty of a crime, and upon effective November 15, 1943; and Solid Fuels Administrator for War: conviction may be punished by fine or Whereas a petition was filed pursuant imprisonment. In addition, any' such to § 633.112 of the aforementioned regu § 602.151 Definitions, (a) “Bitumi person may be prohibited from making lations with the Administrator by inter nous coal” means all bituminous and or obtaining further deliveries of, or from ested parties, requesting postponement subbituminous coal having calorific processing or using material under of the effective date of the regulations priority control and may be deprived of applicable to the employment of home *8 F.R. 5832, 13701. priorities assistance.

/ FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15363

§ 602.155 Communications. All com P art 3133—Printing and Publishing (2) Any newspaper of eight pages or munications regarding this regulation [Limitation Order L-240 as Amended Nov. less which is authorized to be admitted should be addressed to the Solid Fuels 3, 1943] 1 to the mails as second class matter un Administrator for War, Washington, der the provisions of section 521 of the D . C . NEWSPAPERS Postal Laws and Regulations of 1940 This regulation shall become effective § 3133.6 Limitation Order L-240— (a) (Title 39 U.S.C. sec. 229), pertaining to immediately. Definitions. For the purpose of this the publications of benevolent, fraternal, (E.O. 9332, 8 F.R. 5355; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. order: tradesunion, professional, literary, his 2719; sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended (1) “Newspaper” shall include any torical, and scientific organizations or by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176) publication usually recognized as a news societies. paper in the newspaper industry regard (d) Restrictions on deliveries. (L) On Issued this 4th day of November 1943. less of the frequency of issuance. and after November 1,1943 no publisher, H a r o l d L . I c k e s , (2) “Printing” means the act or proc unless specifically authorized by the War Solid Fuels Administrator for War. ess of impressing or otherwise trans ferring onto print paper any ink, color, Production Board, may order or accept [F. R. Doc. 43-17966; Filed, November 5, 1943; delivery of print paper in any calendar 3:21 p. m.] pigment, mark, character or delineation. (3) “Publisher” shall include, but not month in excess of 33%% of his quota by way of limitation, any person issuing for the consumption of print paper a newspaper. (plus 33%% of any additional tonnage [Reg. 6, Anrdt, 2] (4) “Print paper” means any grade or allowed on appeal) for the current cal quality of paper used in the printing of endar quarter: Provided, however, That P art 602—G eneral O rders and a newspaper, or used in the printing of orders or deliveries limited by the fore - D ir e c t iv es material physically incorporated into a going to a fraction of one carload may be restrictions u po n anthracite d el iv erie s newspaper. increased to one full carload in any BY RETAIL DEALERS (5) “Net paid circulation” means the month. It is necessary to amend Solid Fuels sales of a publisher’s newspapers audited, (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Administration for War Regulation No. 6 or otherwise verified, in accordance with paragraph (d) (1), on and after Novem- in order to prevent the imposition of the standards of the Audit Bureau of ber 1, 1943 no publisher, unless specifi Circulations of January 1,1942. undue distribution difficulties upon re cally authorized by the War Production tail dealers of anthracite coal who serve (b) General restrictions. (1) No pub lisher, and no person for the account of Board, may order or accept delivery of as a source of supply for larger consum print paper if his inventory of such paper ers of anthracite. Accordingly, pursuant any publisher, shall purchase, acquire or in any manner order or accept delivery on hand, available for use, or in transit to powers conferred by Executive Order is, or by virtue of such order or accept No. 9332, Solid Fuels Administration for of print paper except for the printing of War Regulation No. 6 is hereby amended the publisher’s newspapers. ance will become, either: as follows. (2) In each calendar quarter com (i) In excess of two carloads or 1. Section 602.102 (b) is amended to mencing October 1, 1943, no publisher (ii) If in excess of two carloads, more read as follows; shall use or cause to be used for his ac than forty days’ supply in the states count print paper for the publication of named in List A below or sixty-five days’ § 602.102 Restrictions upon anthra his newspapers in excess of his quarterly cite deliveries by retail dealers, (b) A supply in the states named in List B be quota, which shall be determined as low, computed on the basis of his aver retail dealer may deliver anthracite coal follows: age daily rate of consumption during the up to but not in excess of one ton to (i) Ascertain the weight of print paper any household consumer if such con comprising the net paid circulation of first six months of 1943, less 10 per cent. sumer has less than a ten days’ supply. the publisher’s newspapers during the List A List B A retail dealer m%y deliver anthracite Connecticut Alabama coal in any quantity to other than house correspond’ng calendar quarter of 1941. (ii) Add 3% to compensate for pro District of Columbia Arizona hold consumers provided that the ton duction waste. Delaware Arkansas nage delivered, when added to the in Illinois California ventory on hand, does not exceed a ten (iii) If this figure is 500 tons or more, Indiana , Colorado days’ supply. deduct 10%; if it is less than 500 tons, Iowa Florida deduct 10% of the amount in excess of Kansas Georgia This amendment shall become effec 25 tons. Kentucky Idaho tive immediately. (3) If a publisher uses less print paper Maine Louisiana Maryland Montana (E.O. 9332, 8 F.R. 5355; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. than he is permitted to use in the fourth Massachusetts Mississippi 2719; sec. 2 (a) 54 Stat. 676, as amended quarter of 1943, he may increase his con Michigan New Mexico by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176) sumption and his inventory by that Minnesota Nevada Issued this 6th day of November 1943. Missouri North Carolina amount in the first quarter of 1944. Nebraska Oklahoma M ich ael W. S traus, (c) Exceptions. The provisions of par New Hampshire Oregon Acting Solid Fuels agraph (b) (1) and (2) hereof shall not New Jersey South Carolina Administrator for War. apply to: New York Tennessee North Dakota Texas [F. R. Doc. 43—18022; Filed, November 8, 1943; (1) Any newspaper which shall use*25 Utah tons or less of print paper in any calen Ohio 9:42 a. m.] Pennsylvania Washington dar quarter. The publisher of any such Rhode Island Wyoming newspaper is authorized, in addition, to South Dakota deduct from the tonnage of print paper Vermont TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE used by him in any calendar quarter the Virginia amount of print paper used in copies of West Virginia Chapter IX—War Production Board the said newspaper which he shall fur Wisconsin nish to the armed services of the United (iii) On and after November 3, : Subchapter B—Executive Vice-Chairman States. Authority : Regulations in this subchapter each order by a publisher for delivery of issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as 1 This document is a restatement of print paper shall contain substantially amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; Amendment 1 to Limitation Order L-240 the following certification, signed manu E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; which appeared in the F ederal R egister of ally or as provided in Priorities Regula W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, November 5, 1943, page 15241, and reflects the 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May order in its completed form as of November 3, tion 7 (§ 944.27) by an official duly au- 15, 1943, 8 F R . 6727. 1943. thorized for such purpose: 15364 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

The undersigned hereby certifies, subject a publisher may accept in any month. If (2) “Heating equipment” means any to the criminal penalties for misrepresenta- this amount works out to a whole number material, device or apparatus, including tion contained in section 35 (A) of the United of carloads plus a fraction of another car- component parts thereof, used as a unit load, a publisher may carry the fraction over or included in a system designed for States Criminal Code, that acceptance of the into the next month. Thus, if a publisher’s print paper covered by this delivery order quarterly quota of print paper would fill 25 y2 generating, conveying, circulating, dis will not result in a violation of paragraph freight cars, he would be permitted to ac tributing, transferring, or controlling (d) of War Production Board Order L-240, cept 8 y2 carloads per month. However, if heat, and designed for, but not neces as amended November 3, 1943, with which the he accepts only 8 carloads in the first month sarily limited to, heating air spaces or he may accept 9 in the next month, (Issued undersigned is familiar. controlling temperature within buildings Aug. 17, 1943) or other structures, excluding ships. It No person shall deliver print paper to a I nterpretation 3 shall also include electrical heat con trols. publisher except upon deliveryurders Paragraph (d) (2) of Order 1^240 (§ 3133.6) which bear the above certification. limits the inventory df print paper which a It shall not include critical heat ex changers as defined in L-172, fans and (3) The foregoing restrictions apply publisher may carry. As used in this para graph, “inventory” includes paper on hand, blowers as defined in L-280, equipment not only to deliveries to other persons, available for use, and in transit. If print designed primarily for refrigeration or including affiliates and subsidiaries, but paper in inventory is destroyed or damaged dehumidification as defined in L-38, steel also to deliveries from one branch, divi to such an extent that it becomes unusable, power boilers of the types defined in sion, or section of a single enterprise whether this ocgurs while the paper is in L-117, steel boilers designed for loco to another branch, division, or section transit or after it has reached its destina tion, the publisher may accept delivery of motive or for marine shipboard use, of the same or any other enterprise un equipment exterior to a building which der common ownership or control. additional paper to replace that which he was unable to use. This will not constitute is heated by steam or hot water distrib (e) Loans of print paper. Any loan of a violation of paragraph (d) (2). (Issued uted from a central source for general print paper made by. a publisher shall Aug. 25, 1943) use as a public utility, equipment de be reported by addressing a letter in signed for industrial processing, equip triplicate to the War Production Board [P. R. Doc. 43-17997; Filed, November 6, 1943; 11:23 a. m.] ment for generating power, equipment on or before thé 30th day following the using electricity as a fuel, or equipment date of the loan. This reporting require designed for heating aircraft or automo ment has been approved by the Bureau tive or railroad vehicles, but it shall in of the Budget in accordance with the P art 3270—Containers clude trailer and caboose stoves. Federal Reports Act of 1942. [Interpretation 1 of Limitation Order L-317] (3) “Domestic cooking appliances” (f) Miscellaneous provisions—(. 1) Ap means gas ranges, cooking stoves, and plicability of regulations. This order FIBRE SHIPPING CONTAINERS; MANUFACTURE AND USE hot plates for household use; coal and and all transactions affected by it are wood ranges and cooking stoves (includ subject to all applicable regulations of The following interpretation is issued ing laundry stoves except jacketed and the War Production Board, as amended with respect to Limitation Order L-317: built-in coil types) for household use; from time to time. The restrictions of L-317 (§ 3270.6) are ap kerosene, fuel oil, and gasoline ranges, (2) Appeals. Any appeal from the plicable only to new fibre shipping containers. cooking stoves, table stoves, and hot provisions of this order shall be made A question has arisen as to thé" status of such plates for household Use; combination by filing a letter in duplicate, referring containers which have been rejected during ranges (including kitchen heater and to the particular provision appealed the course of manufacture or upon delivery because of errors in size, printing, etc. Such bungalow types), except electric, for from, and stating fully the grounds of containers are new containers and subject to household use; camp and trailer stoves the appeal. the restrictions contained in the order until for cooking purposes; fuel oil conversion (3) Communications to the War Pro they have been used for the packing of a range burners; drum ovens, and portable duction Board. All reports required to product. ovens. i be filed hereunder and all communica Issued this 6th day of November 1943. (4) “Commercial »cooking and food tions concerning this order shall, unless and plate warming equipment” means otherwise directed, be addressed to: War W ar P roduction B oard, equipment using coal, wood, oil, gas or Production Board, Printing and Pub B y J . J oseph W helan, other non-electric fuel, or equipment at lishing Division, Washington 25, D. C. Recording Secretary. tached to any steam or hot water system, Ref.: Lr-240. [F. R. Doc. 43-17998; Filed, November 6, 1943; designed for the heating of kitchen (4) Violations. Any person who wil 11:23 a. m.] utensils or plates, or for the cooking or fully violates any provision of this or baking of food for consumption or sale der, or who, in connection -with this on the premises in which the equipment order, wilfully conceals a material fact or J P art 3288—Plumbing and H eating is located. It includes, but is not lim furnishes false information to any de E quipment 1 ited to, such items as bakers, broilers, partment or agency of the United States [Preference Rating Order P-84 as Amended fryers, griddles, grills, hot plates, ovens is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Nov. 6, 1943] (except built-in types), ranges, roasters, may be punished by fine or imprison steamers, toasters, urns and warmers, ment. In addition, any such person may PLUMBING AND HEATING EMERGENCY REPAIRS . but does not include appliances for be prohibited from making or obtain § 3288.11 Preference Rating Order household use. ing further deliveries of, or from proc No. P-84— (a) Definitions. For the pur (5) “Commercial dishwasher” means essing or using, material under priority pose of this order: any device designed for washing dishes, control and may be deprived of priori (1) “Plumbing equipment” means any cutlery, glassware and kitchen utensils ties assistance. fixture, material, device or apparatus, in establishments where food is prepared Issued this 3d day of November 1943. including component parts thereof, used for consumption or sale on the premises; W ar P roduction B oard, as a unit or included in a system designed provided, that “commercial dishwasher” By J . J oseph W helan, for the supply of water for drinking or does not include any dishwasher for do Recording Secretary. sanitary purposes, for heating or storage mestic or household use. of domestic hot water, or for removal of (6) “Consumer” means any person I nterpretation 1 waste water or water-borne wastes, and who purchases for use but not for resale PRINT PAPER the gases therefrom, including water, any material, equipment or parts in gas and sewer piping, or designed for cluded in the definitions (a) (1) through "Print paper”, as used in this order, in the chemical treatment of waste matter. cludes paper reclaimed wholly or partly from (a) (5) above. white or printed waste, as well as new paper It does not include equipment operated (7) “Repair item” means any equip made from virgin fibers. (Issued July 24, for general use as a public utility, equip ment or component part thereof included 1943) ment designed for industrial processing, in the definitions (a) (1) through (a) (5) I nterpretation 2 or fire protection systems, or for use in above, except the equipment shown on aircraft, railroad vehicles or ships, or ' NEWSPAPERS Lists A and B ; however, it does include equipment using electricity as a fuel. * Paragraph (d) (1) of Order L-240 (§ 3133.6) i component parts of this equipment restricts the tonnage of print paper which ? ) »Formerly Part 1022, 5 1022.1. shown on Lists A and B. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15365

(8) “Conversion part” means any I hereby certify that the items included in List A—R ationed E quipment this purchase are needed by me to replace component part, other than a stoker, The following items are subject to ration- required to convert oil-burning or gas equipment worn out, damaged beyond re pair or destroyed, or to repair such equipment ing by the Office of Price Administration, burning equipment to solid-fuel burn because of an actual breakdown or for con ing equipment. however, since the Office of Price Adminis version purposes. I further certify that the tration is free to change its rationing regu (9) “Seller” means any person who: use of the repair" items will npt provide more (D- Sells repair items and conversion extensive facilities than now exist. lations, within the limits of Directives 1 and parts to a consumer; Address of installation_____ 2:______!___ IS, the applicable Office of Price Administra (ii) Has the contract to sell to and/or Consumer’s signature______tion rationing regulations or the local War install repair items and conversion parts Address______Rationing Board must be consulted if au for a consumer. Such certification shall constitute a thoritative information is desired as to what (b) Restrictions on use of preference representation to the War Production items aré under rationing control at any ratings. (1) The rating assigned by Board as well as to the seller of the facts -particular time. paragraph (c) .(1) is to be used only to certified therein. Coal and wood heating stoves. obtain materials, equipment, or parts No person shall make delivery under Oil heating stoves (including those using needed in replacements of equipment this order who has reason to believe that kerosene or gasoline as a fuel). worn out, damaged beyond repair, or the purchaser has furnished a false cer Gas heating stoves and heaters. tification; and no person shall make a Coal and wood cooking stoves and ranges. destroyed, or to repair such equipment false statement in the certification speci Oil cooking stoves and ranges-(including because of an actual breakdown, or for fied above. those using kerosene or gasoline as fu el). conversion parts. They may not be Any seller may rely upon the facts fur Gas cooking stoves and ranges. used to replace useable equipment nished in the above mentioned certifica Combination ranges (except those using or to make a substitution which tion and shall not be responsible for any electricity as one of the fuels). would provide more extensive facili action taken by him under this order in Bungalow ranges (except those using elec- ties than are necessary to replace the reliance upon inaccurate or untrue state tricity as one of the fuels). equipment, part or parts worn out, dam ments therein, unless he has reason to Coal or wood laundry stoves (except those aged or destroyed. The ratings assigned believe that such statements are inac having a built-in water Jacket or coils). may not be applied to obtain any equip curate or untrue. Conversion burners (to convert coal or ment shown on List A contrary to any (2) The seller shall retain this certifi wood ranges to use of kerosene or oil). ration order of the OPA or any equip cate in his files for a period of two years ment on List B. open to inspection by duly authorized Kitchen heater ranges. (2) The preference rating herein as representatives of the War Production Oil table stoves. signed shall not be applied by any per Board. List B— Commercial Cooking Equipment and son to deliveries- of repair and mainte (e) Salvage. No person may install Commercial Dishwashers 3b* nance items to which deliveries any other material obtained by a rating assigned For the following equipment use Form order or regulation (such as CMP Regu by this order, except conversion parts, PD-638—A. Mail to the War Production lation 5 or 5A) has assigned a preference unless he takes any replaced metallic Board, Washington 25, D. C. rating, except that CMP Regulation 5 Bain Maries. may not be used to obtain plumbing parts or equipment, not coated with a Bake ovens. equipment or heating equipment by any fused p r nonmetallic surface, and ar Barbecue machines. Broilers. business not specified in Schedule I or ranges for its further use, or turns it in Broiler griddles. Schedule II of that Regulation and any for salvage to any^ authorized scrap Broiler roasters. such business may obtain plumbing and metal dealer, within thirty days after the Cake bakers. heating repair items in accordance with replacement. Chicken singers. the terms of this order. Chop suey ranges. (c) Assignment o f preference ratings. (f) Extension of old ratings. In the Urns. case of ratings assigned or applied under Confectioners stoves. (1) A preference fating of AA-5 is as this order prior to its amendment August Cup warmers. signed to orders of sellers and consum 21, 1943, deliveries may be re-rated in Deep fat fryers (all types). ers for repair items and conversion parts. accordance with the provisions of Priori Dish warmers. Egg boilers. However, no rating is assigned to the ties Regulation No. 12. Food warmers. delivery of any repair items, the cost of (g) Applicability of regulations. This Grilles. which to the purchaser is not more than order and all transactions affected there Griddles. Hot plates. $5.00, but any person making such a by are subject to all applicable regula tions of the War Production Board as Nut blancher ovens. delivery to a seller may apply’a rating of amended from time to time. Hotel ranges. AA-5 to replenish his inventory. Restaurant ranges. (h) Violations. Any person who wil Nut roasters. (2) An order for a stove is the same fully violates any provision of this order Oven steamers. as an order rated AA-5, if supported by or who, in connection with this order, Oyster stoves. a certificate on Form OPA R-901, and wilfully conceals a material fact or Peanut roasters. Plate warmers. needs no endorsement or certification furnishes false information to any de partment or agency of the United States, Pop corn machines. except that required on the OPA Form is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction French broilers. for the rating to be validly applied and Roll warmers. may be punished by fine or imprison Rotisseries. extended. ment. In addition any such person may Salamanders. (3) Sellers may obtain steel and be prohibited from making or obtaining Sausage warmers. wrought iron pipe and steel sheets for further deliveries of, or from processing Short order ranges. Steam cookers. repairs in accordance with the provisions or using, material under priority control and may be deprived of priorities Steam jacketed kettles. of CMP Regulation 4. Their inven assistance. Steam tables. tories of these materials are subject to Toasters. (i) Communications. All communi Urn burners. r CMP Regulation 2. cations concerning this order shall be ad Vegetable steamers. (d) Method of applying preference dressed as follows: Plumbing and Heat Waffle irons. ratings. (1) Before the seller applies ing Division, War Production Board, Warming ovens. the AA-5 preference rating for repair Washington 25, D. C., Ref: P-84. Field ranges. items or conversion parts he shall secure Marine ranges. from the consumer a certification in sub Issued this 6th day of November 1943. Broiler toaster griddle combinations. stantially the following form signed War P roduction B oard, Sterilizer for dishes. manually or as provided in Priorities By J . J oseph W helan, Cereal cookers, steam. Regulation No. 7 by the consumer: Recording Secretary. Cabinet type bake ovens. 15366 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Roasting ovens. P art 3292—Automotive Vehicles, Parts self-contained (hand operated) jacks, Section bake ovens. and E quipment he may deliver the balance of his non Commercial dishwashers. military production, not covered by’such [Limitation Order L-322] Olasswashers. orders, against other orders. Automatic F uel B urning E quipment JACKS, MECHANICAL, HYDRAULIC, AIR AND (d) Restriction on sales. On and For the following equipment use Form ELECTRICALLY ^OPERATED after November 15, 1943, no producer PD-668. Mail to the local Field Office of the The fulfillment of requirements for shall sell,,transfer, or deliver, to any War Production Board. the defense of the United States has person any jacks listed in Schedule A ' Stokers, Coal ------Capacity 36 sq. ft. created a shortage in the supply of iron, or B to this order, except pursuant to grate area and less. steel and other critical materials enter orders bearing preference ratings of AA- 5 or higher. The provisions of this para [F. R. Doc. 43-17995; Filed, November 6, 1943; ing into the production of mechanical, 11:23 a. m.] hydraulic, air and electrically operated graph (d) shall not apply to repair parts for mechanical, hydraulic, air or elec jacks for defense, for private account trically operated jacks. and for export; and the following order (e) Exceptions to applicability of this is deemed necessary and appropriate in P art 1112—Office Machinery order. The terms and restrictions of the public interest and to promote the paragraph (b) of this order shall not [Interpretation 2 of General Limitation Order national defense. L-54-c, as Amended] apply, until February 1, 1944, to jacks § 3292.116 Limitation Order L-322— produced under contracts or orders for This official interpretation of § 1112.4 (a) Definitions. For the purpose of this delivery to or for the account of the General Limitation Order L-54-c is is order: United States Army, Navy, Maritime sued by the War Production Board for (1) “Person” means any individual, Commission or the War Shipping Ad the purpose of eliminating current un partnership, association, business trust, ministration. certainty about the effect of Interpreta corporation, governmental corporation (f) Violations. Any person who wil tion No. 6 of Priorities Regulation No. 3 or agency, or any organized group of per fully violates any provision of this or-, upon Order L-54-c: sons whether incorporated or not. der, or who, in connection with this (1) An authorization to deliver restricted (2) “Producer” means any person en order, wilfully conceals a material fact office machinery, issued on Form WPB-1688 gaged in the manufacture or assembly or furnishes false information to any or on Form WPB-2798, is not a preference of mechanical, hydraulic, air or elec department or agency of the United rating certificate within the meaning of In trically operated jacks. States is guilty of a crime, and upon terpretation No. 6 of Priorities Regulation (3) “Jack” means any lifting, support conviction may be punished by fine or No. 3. Accordingly, that interpretation is ing, pulling, pushing, or bending device inapplicable to such authorizations. imprisonment or both. In addition, any (2) If permission to deliver office ma listed in Schedules A and B to this order. such person may be prohibited from chinery is granted on Form WPB-2798 or on (4) “Non-military production” means making or obtaining further deliveries Form WPB-1688, the only person to whom the any mechanical, hydraulic, air or elec of, or from processing or using material supplier may deliver the machinery is the trically operated jacks produced or under priority control and may be de applicant named in the form. Moreover, assembled except under contracts or or prived of priorities assistance. the supplier named in the form is the only ders for delivery to the United States (g) Appeals. Any appeal from the pro manufacturer or dealer who is authorized to Army, Navy, Maritime, Commission or deliver the machinery to the applicant. How visions of this order shall be made by the War Shipping Administration. * filing Form WPB-1477 in triplicate with ever, other manufacturers and dealers may (b) Restriction on production. On deliver the machinery described in the form the Field Office of the War Production to the supplier named in the form pursuant and after November 15, 1943, no pro Board for the district in which is lo to paragraph (c) (4) (i) of Order L-54—c. ducer shall manufacture or assemble any cated the plant or branch of the appel (3) Form WPB-1688 requires the appli jack except of a model, size, and capacity lant to which the appeal relates, stating cant to state the “name of manufacturer” listed in Schedules A and B of this order. therein the information called for. of the machinery to be delivered. This is an (c) Restriction on distribution. Not (h) Applicability of regulations. This essential part of the description of the ma withstanding the provisions of Priorities order and all transactions affected there chinery which the War Production Board Regulation Number 1, commencing with by are subject to all applicable provi authorizes the supplier to deliver pursuant the month of November, 1943, and each sions of the regulations of the War Pro to paragraph (c) (1) of Order L-54-c. The month thereafter, each producer shall duction Board as amended from time to supplier may not deliver to the applicant ma retain, for delivery against orders rated time, except as stipulated in para chinery produced by andther manufacturer, on Form WPB-547, a minimum of graph (c). even though his product’is similar to the twenty-five (25) percent of the number (i) Communications. All communi machinery produced by the manufacturer of 3, 5, 8, 12, and 20-ton capacity cations concerning this order shall, un named in the form WPB-1688 approved by hydraulic self-contained (hand oper less otherwise directed, be addressed to: the War Production Board. ated) jacks manufactured or assembled War Production Board, Automotive Divi Issued this 8th day of November 1943. by him in non-military production. sion, Washington 25, D. C., reference: L-322. War Production B oard, (1) In the event that in any month a By J. J oseph Whelan, producer’s orders rated on Form W PB- Issued this 8th day of November 1943. Recording Secretary. 547, do not equal twenty-five (25) per War P roduction B oard, [F. R. Doc. 43-18062; Filed, November 8, 1943; cent of his non-military production of 3, By J . J oseph Whelan, 11:21 a. m.] 5, 8, 12, and 20-ton capacity hydraulic Recording Secretary.

S C H E D U L E A

Num Num Num ber Num ber sizes Capac ber sizes Capac ber Closed height specifications Item ity models per Closed height specifications Item- ity models per tons per mitted tons per mitted mitted per mitted per model model

15" to 30" x 1 % ". 2 " or 1 2 14" to 21". V. Cable reel screw jack s.. 2 6 I. Ratchet lever automat- 5 2 \ i" screw. ic lowering jacks (rigid 10 1 1 21" to 22". % • 15 1 2 22" to 28". V I. Telescope screw jacks. 3 1 7" to 11". base). 7" to 13". 20 1 1 28" to 29". 5 1 1 1 22" to 23". 8 1 8 " to 11". H. Ratchet lever auto- 15 10" to 14". matic lowering jacks 8 " to 13". (hinged base). 12 1 28" to 50". 9H " to 27" III. Ratchet lever automatic 5 1 20" to 22". 1 1 37" to 38". 25 lowering pole jacks. 15 4" to 6". 5 1 1 20" to 21". V II. Telescope scissors screw 3 10 2 2 24)4" to 40". jacks— mechanical, r VIII. Track or trip jacks 15 1 10H" to 20". - single acting.

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SCHEDULE A—Continued

Num Num Num ber Num ber Capac ber sizes Capac ber sizes Item ity models per Glosfed height specifications Item ity models per Closed height specifications. tons per mitted tons per mitted mitted per mitted per model model

IX. Track or trip jacks 16 1 2 22" to 31". XVII. Bell bottom jack 1 12 1 % " screw x 10"-12"-14". double acting. screws ratchet head. 2 " screw x 10"-12"-14"- X. Combination trip and 15 1 1 22" to 23". 16". automatic lowering jacks. •2A" screw x 10"-12"-14"- X I. Geared automatic lower 25 1 1 27" to 28". 16"-18". ing jacks. 35 1 1 27" to 28". X V III. Shoring or house rais- 1 8 2" screw x Ì0"-12"-14"- 50 1 1 27" to 28". ing jack screws. 16". XII. Journal jack: (stand 15 1 1 10". - 2J^" screw x 12"-16"-18"- ard speed). 25 1 1 10". 20". 35 1 1 10". X IX . Hydraulic Self con- 3 1 2 7 " to 11". 50 1 1 10" to 17". tained jacks (hand oper- 5 1 2 7" to 13". v XIII. Jacks on traversing 10 1 1 ated). 8 1 2 8" to 11". bases (completeunits). 25 1 1 12 1 2 8 " to 13". 35 „ 1" 1 aftSaplKH 20 2 2 7 W to 22". XIV. Standard speed bevel 10 1 1 14". 25 or 30 2 2 7lA " to 16". gear screw jacks. 15 2 2 14" & 22". X X . Wheel type service or l t t 1 t 25 2 2 20" & 28". shop jacks—hydraulic or 4 1 1 35 • 2 2 22". & 27". mechanical (only -as per- 10 1 1 50 2 2 16" & 27". mitted in Limitation Order 75 1 1 24" or 27". L-270). X V . Self lowering bevel gear 20 1 1 28". XXI. Transmission jacks ton 1 1 screw'jacks. 25 2 2 26" & 28". only as permitted in Limi- or over 35 2 4 22" & 30". tation Order L-270). 50 2 4 20" & 36". X X II. Power jacks (air and/ 20 1 1 28". 75 1 1 26//. or electric operated). 50 1 2 28" and 36". 100 1 1 26". 100 1 2 X V I. Bell bottom jack screws 1 19 1" screw x 6". X X I I I . Hydraulic self-con- 10 2 1 22" to 30". four way bead. V / i" screw x 6"-8"-10". tained heavy duty jacks 15 2 -2 25" to 33". VA" screw x 8"-10"-12". (hand operated). 20 2 1 22" to 27". screw x 10"-12"-14". 25 or 30 <3 1 20" to 30". 2" screw x 10"-12"-14"- 50 or 60 2 1 11" to 30". 16". 100 2 1 11" to 30". 2 H " screw x 10"-12"-14"~ 125 2 1 20" to 30". 16"-18". 150 2 1 20" to 30".

S chedule B Subchapter C— Director, Office of War Utilities accurate and complete records of all The following, types and models of mechan P art 4500—P ower; Water, Gas, and sales, leases, options or transfers of such ical and hydraulic jacks have not been sim Central S team Heat equipment made by him. Sftch records plified and may be produced by manufactur [Limitation Order L-102, as Amended Nov. 6, shall be submitted to audit and inspec ers, unless they are prohibited by other orders 1943] tion by duly authorized representatives of _the War Production Board: of the War Production Board. USED ELECTRIC GENERATING EQUIPMENT Aircraft jacks, wing, tail, nose, bomber, tri (d) Communications. A ll. communi pod, testing, (turret. General Limitation Order L-102 is cations concerning this order shall be Push-pull jacks hereby amended to read as follows: addressed to War Production Board, Steamboat jacks Power Division, Washington 25, D. C., § 4500.27 General Limitation Order Ref.: L-^102. Adjustable mine roof Jacks L-102— (a) Prohibition of transactions Mine timber Jacks in used electric generating equipment. (e) Violations. Any person who wil Mine post puller jacks - Regardless of any preference rating, no fully violates any provision of this order Anchor or hold down Jacks person shall sell, lease, option, or trans or who wilfully furnishes false informa Cable and wire extension Jacks * tion to any department or agency of the fer, and no person shall purchase,- ac War Production Board in connection Pipe pulling and pushing jacks quire by lease, take an option on or make Pull rod jacks a transfer of any.used electric generating with this order is guilty of a crime, and Planer or machinists jacks upon conviction may be punished by fine Oil Well circle jacks equipment having a rated capacity of 1500 KW or more without specific ap or imprisonment. In addition, any such Suspension type journal jacks person may be prohibited from making Independent pumps and rains proval in advance from the War Pro duction Board. Such specific approval or obtaining further deliveries of qr from Under aircraft jacks processing or using material under pri Aircraft axle jacks may be requested by letter signed both Bloat bridge jacks by the present owner and by the person ority control and may be deprived of Bolt pulling jacks who will be the ultimate user, explaining priorities assistance by the War Produc Pipe bending Jacks the war necessity for the transfer and tion Board. Rail bending Jacks • addressed to the War Production Board, Power Division, Washington 25, D. C., (Sec, 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by Hydraulic jenny puller jacks 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; E.O. 9024, Hydraulic or mechanical pit jacks (five-ton" Ref.: L-102. This requirement has been or over) approved by the Bureau of the Budget in 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; WPB Jacks: designed as an integral part of special accordance with the Federal Reports Act Reg. 1 as amended March 24,1943, 8 F.R. military equipment, vehicle or vessel, or for of 1942. 3666; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May 15, specific uses in connection with military (b) Definitions. “Used electric gen 1943, 8 F.R. 6727) equipment, vehicle or vessel, or as a com erating equipment” means any used or Issued this 6th day of November 1943. ponent part of a product and included in reconditioned stationary steam-turbine the sales price of that product; as original generator unit. War P roduction B oard, equipment. (c) Records and reports. Every per B y J. J oseph Whelan, son who has any used electric generat Recording Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 43-18063; Filed, November 8, 1943; ing equipment shall keep and preserve 6 11:21 [F. R. Doc. 43-17996; Filed, November , 1943; * a. m.J for not less than two jyears thereafter 11:23 a. m.] No. 222------2 15368 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Chapter XI—Office of Price (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th cation to the case of a bona fide employ er-employee relationship where the em Administration Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) ployee serves only one employer, insofar P art 1337—R ayon as procurement of shingles is concerned, Issued this 5th day of November 1943. and where the compensation paid by the [MPR 168, Amdt. 4] Chester B ow les, employer is a fixed salary and is not based CONVERTED YARN AND CONVERTING CHARGES Acting Administrator. directly or indirectly on the quantity, [F. R. Doc. 43-17969; Filed, November 5, 1943; price or value of the shingles in connec A statement of the considerations in tion with which the service is rendered. volved in the issuance of this amend 4:49 p. m.] ment has been issued simultaneously This amendment shall become effective herewith and filed with the Division of November 11, 1943. the Federal Register,* P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Section 1337.56 (c) is amended to read [MPR 443,* Amdt. 2] Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, as follows: 8 F.R. 4681) (c) On or before the 10th day of each SOYBEAN OIL MEAL, CAKE, PEA SIZE MEAL AND Issued this 5th day of November 1943. PELLETS month every person performing a con Chester B ow les, verting operation for which maximum A statement of the considerations in Acting Administrator. prices are established by Table XXL of volved in the issuance of this amend paragraph (a) of § 1337.62 shall file a ment, issued simultaneously herewith, [F. R. Doc. 43-17971; Filed, November 5,1943; report with the Office of Price Adminis has been filed with the Division of the 4:49 p. m.] tration in the detail required by Form Federal Register.* No. 268:1 for each type of conversion Section 5 (a) (3) is amended to read as operation which has not been previously follows: IJart 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood P roducts reported. (3) $1.50 per ton more than the maxi This Amendment No.' 4 shall become^ mum price specified in subparagraph (2) [RO 3,1 Amdt. 99] effective November 11, 1943. of this paragraph (a) for soybean oil SUGAR RATIONING REGULATIONS No t e : The reporting requirements in this pellets processed at a plant with respect amendment have been approved (by the Bu to which the processor executed the A rationale accompanying this amend reau of the Budget in accordance with the Processor Contract—Pacific States, 1942 ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Federal Reports Act of 1942. Soybean Program of the Commodity has been filed with .the Division of the Credit Corporation. Federal Register.* (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Laws 151, 78th Rationing Order No. 3 is amended in Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, This amendment shall become effective the following respect: 8 F.R. 4681) November 11, 1943. Section 1407.86 (h) is added to read as Issued this 5th day of November 1943. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th follows: Chester B ow les, Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, (h) A registering unit is entitled to Acting Administrator. 8 F.R. 4681) receive an increase in its allotment for [F. R. Doc. 43-17975; Filed, N&vember 5, 1943; Issued this 5th day of November 1943. the period beginning November 1, 1943, 4:51 p. m.] Chester B ow les, in an amount equal to ten per cent of its Acting Administrator. sugar base for the months of November and December 1943. However, no such [F. R. Doc. 43-17970; Filed, November 5, 1943; increase in allotment may be computed 4:49 p. m.] on the part of a registering unit’s base P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts shown on OFA Form R-310, Schedule I, [MPR 442,1 Arndt. 2] line h. Application for such increases in allotment shall be made to the board on PEANUT OIL MEAL, CAKE, SIZED CAKE, PELLETS P art 1381—S oftwood L umber OPA Form R-315 and may be made at AND PEANUT HULLS [MPR 164,2 Amdt. 7] any time from November 10 to December 31,1943, inclusive. A statement of the considerations in RED CEDAR SHINGLES volved in the issuance of this amend This amendment shall become effective ment, issued simultaneously herewith, A statement of the considerations in November 10,1943. has been filed witht the Division of the volved in the issuance of this amendment, Federal Register.* issued simultaneously herewith, has been (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 Section 5 (a) is amended to read as fol filed with the Division of the Federal F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; WPB Dir. No. 1 and Supp. Dir. No. IE, 7 F.R. lows: Register.* Section 1381.4 . (c) is amended to read 562, 2965; Food Dir. No. 3, 8 F.R. 2005) (a) The maximum price for the sale as follows: Issued this 5th day of November 1943. and delivery by a processor of domes tic peanut oil meal, cake, sized cake or (c) It is unlawful for any person to Chester B owles, charge, receive or pay a commission for Acting Administrator. pellets produced from peanuts of the 1942 the service of procuring (including buy crop which he owned or had contracted ing, selling, or locating red cedar shingles [F. R. Doc. 43-17976; Filed, November 5, 1943; to purchase on or prior to July 31, 1943, or for any related service such as “ex 4:50 p. m.] per ton, in carload lots or pool car lots, pediting”) which does not involve actual bulk, 45 percent up to 47 percent of pro physical handling of the shingles, if the tein at production plant, shall be $2.00 commission plus the purchase price re P art 1412—S olvents per ton above the minimum trade prices sults in a total payment by the buyer of [MPR 37,2 Amdt. 10] shingles which is higher than the maxi specified in section 1 of the Crusher BU TYL ALCOHOL AND ESTERS THEREOF (Processor) Contract, 1942 Peanut mum price for the shingles established Crushing Program, of the Commodity by this regulation. For the purposes of A statement of the considerations in this regulation, a commission is any com volved in the issuance of this amend- Credit Corporation. pensation, however designated, which is This amendment shall become effec paid for tjie procurement of red cedar 18 F.R. 5909, 5846, 6135, 6412, 6626, 6961, tive November 11, 1943. shingles. This prohibition has no appli- 8351, 7380, 8010, 8189, 8678, 8811, 9304, 9458, 10304, 10512, 12026, 12181, 12296, 12484, 12560, ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of *8 F.R. 10759, 11740. 12693, 13341, 13390, 13394, 14010, 14138. * 7 F.R. 4541, 8384, 8948; 8 F.R. 2876, 2992, 2 7 F.R. 6657, 7001, 7910, 8941, 8948; 8 F.R. Price Administration. 6046, 8874, 9884, 10672, 11686, 13721. >8 F.R. 10736. 4514, 12296. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15369

ment, issued simultaneously herewith, P art 1418— T er r ito r ies and P o sse ssio n s the maximum specifications for light has been filed with the Division of the [Rev* MPR 183,1 Arndt. 12] permitted by Part 3 of said General Federal Register.* Orders 3 as amended by said General Section 1412.118 is added to read as TOYS AND GAMES IN PUERTO RICO Orders No. 36-shall be $2.00 when such follows: A statement of the considerations In service is guaranteed in the manner pro § 1412.118 Appendix C: Maximum volved in the issuance of this amend vided in paragraph (e) below. Such prices for dibutyl sebacate—(a) Base ment, issued simultaneously herewith, changing shall include any and all maximum prices for dibutyl sebacate. has been filed with the Division of the scraping and/or repainting of the head These maximum prices are per pound, Federal Register.* light lenses which is necessary in order f. o. b. works, for sales by a producer: Section 55 is added to read as follows: to make such headlights conform to said specifications. If such change requires Tank cars______$.495 S ec. 55. Maximum retail prices forjtoys that the hoods on the headlights be re Drum carloads (drums Included)____ . 505 and games. The maximum retail price placed by new shields an additional Drums 1. c. 1. (10 or more drums, drums for toys and games sold or delivered in Included)-.______.51 charge of $1.50 may be made for each Drums 1. c. 1. (1 to 9 drums, drums in 1 the Territory of Puerto Rico shall be shield so replaced. cluded)-^___ •______computed 52 as follows: * (d) The maximum price for blacking 1-5 gallon cans (container Included)_.57 (a) On imported toys and games the out the rear light or rear lights on a direct cost to the importer, as defined in motor vehicle in accordance with the (b) Differentials for fluctuations in section 17 (a) (4) may be multiplied by average cost pert pound of butyl alcohol. specifications of P art 3 of said General 1.75. Orders 3 as amended by General Orders For every increase or decrease of $.01 per (b) On toys and games manufactured pound in the computed average cost of 36 shall be $0.50 when such service is in the Territory of Puerto Rico the price guaranteed in the manner provided in butyl alcohol delivered at the works from charged by the manufacturer, which in a base average cost of $.15 per pound, the paragraph (e) below. Such maximum no event may exceed the maximum price price shall apply for the blacking out of maximum prices for dibutyl sebacate set established by any applicable price-reg forth in paragraph (a) above shall be the total of all, rear lights whether one ulation or order, may be multiplied by or more than one and regardless of increased or decreased, as the case may 1.75. be, by $.0055 per pound. whether such rear light or lights have previously been blacked out. (c) Method of computation of average This amendment shall become effective cost of the butyl alcohol and reporting. November 11, 1943. (e) The maximum prices prescribed above apply only in the event that the The computed average cost of butyl al (56 Stat. 23, 756; Pub. Law 151, 78th cohol of each seller of dibutyl sebacate person selling such service guarantees Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, to the purchaser to do, without charge, for each monthly period beginning with 8 F.R. 4681) November 10, 1943 and ending on the all repair or alteration work necessary ninth day of the succeeding month, shall Issued this 5th day of November 1943. to ma^e such blacking out conform to the said specifications for a period of be the average delivered cost of the butyl Chester B ow les, alcohol inventory on hand at the begin Acting Administrator. thirty days from the time of completion. ning of the current calendar month and Such guarantee need not cover any re [F. R. Doc. 43-17973; Filed, November 5, 1943; pair or alteration work made necessary the butyl alcohol allocated at the begin 4:50 p. m.] ning of that month by the War Produc because of damage caused by collision or tion Board for delivery to him during the misuse. A more comprehensive guaran month. In the case of a producer who tee than the one above may be given, P art 1418—T erritories and P ossessions but no extra charge may be made there produces butyl alcohol, his own butyl al for. cohol shall be included in the computa [MPR 373,2 Arndt. 22] tion at the maximum tank car price for (f) In the event that such guarantee is not given the maximum price for the the current calendar month as deter Maximum prices in the territory op mined by him under Appendix A of this HAWAII services specified in paragraphs (b), (c) regulation. On or before the fifteenth and (d) shall be 50% of the maximum day of each current calendar month, each A statement of the considerations in prices above specified. seller of dibutyl sebacate. making sales volved in the issuance of this amend 2. Sections 35 (b), (TKand (d) are for which maximum prices are estab ment, issued simultaneously herewith, added to read as follows: lished by this section shall report to the has been filed with the Division of the (b) Allowance for record scrap. If Office of Price Administration his maxi .Federal Register.* the seller of new records requires the mum prices for dibutyl sebacate for each Maximum Price. .Regulation 373 is buyer to furnish record scrap in order period, and a detailed statement of his amended in the following respects: to purchase new records he shall make computed average cost for butyl alcohol 1. Sections 31 (b) (c) (d) and (e) are an allowance to the purchaser for such delivered to his plant, showing the amended and (f) is added to read as record. scrap at the following rates sources of supply, the amounts, and the follows: (where an amount to be allowed or paid prices of the butyl alcohol allocated to (b) The maximum price for blacking includes a fraction of a cent, such him during that current calendar month out the headlights on a motor vehicle in amount shall be adjusted to the next by the War Production Board. accordance with the specifications of higher cent)“: Part 3 of General Orders No. 3 as (1) in the case' of a sale , by a retail This amendment shall become effec amended by General Orders No. 36 of the seller not less than: tive November 10, 1943. Military Governor of the Territory of (1) 20 for each 10" solid stock scrap Note: The reporting requirement of this Hawaii, shall be $5.00 when such service record; amendment has been approved by the Bureau is guaranteed iiv the manner provided (ii) 30 for each 12" solid stoc' scrap of the Budget in accordance with the Federal in paragraph (e) below. record; y Reports Act of 1942. (c) The maximum price for changing (iii) 10 for each 10" laminated scrap record; (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th the blackout on the headlights of a motor (iv) 1^0 for each 12" laminated scrap Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871: E.O. 9328, vehicle, which blackout had originally record; 8 F.R. 4681) been made in accordance with the speci (v) 40 per pound for broken record scrap Issued this 5th day of November 1943. fications of Part 3 of said General Orders in bulk. Chester B ow les, No. a prior to its amendment by said (2) In the case of sales by wholesalers Acting Administrator. General Orders No. 36, to conform with or distributors not more than: (i) 2>/2 0 for each 10" scrap record; [F. R. Doc. 43-17977; Filed, November 5, 1943; 18 F.R. 9532, 10763, 10906, 11437, 11847, (ii) 40 for each 12" scrap record; 4:51 p. m.] 12549, 12632, 13165, 13847, 14090. (iii) 60 per pound for record scrap in bulk. ^ *8 F.R. 5388, 6359, 6849, 7200, 7457, 8064, ‘ Copies may be obtained from the Office 8550, 10270, 10666, 10984, 11247, 11437, 11849, (c) Maximum charge for securing of Price Administration. 12299, 12703, 13023, 13342, 13500, 14139. scrap for buyer. If the seller of new

3 15370 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 records, either at wholesale or at retail, (1) If your acquisition was subsequent Director, a private club may consider requires the buyer to furnish record to the seven-day period but prior to the itself exempt unless and until it is other scrap in order to purchase new records, effective date of this regulation, you may wise notified by the District Director. and the buyer is unable to furnish such apply to the Office of Price Administra Any club which, subsequent to such filing, record scrap, the seller may make a tion for permission to price under para changes its operations with respect to charge of not more than three cents for graph (b) of this section. You may not, any of the requirements stated above each new record sold, for securing for however, make such application after shall immediately notify its Office of such buyer the required record scrap. January 1, 1944. Price Administration District Office ac In such case, no allowance for record (2) Prior to acquiring another’s busi cordingly. Any club which sells food scrap need be made by the seller to the ness after the effective date of this reg items or meals to persons other than buyer. ulation, you may apply to the Office of members and bona fide guests of mem (d) Evasion. (1) The price limita Price Administration for permission to bers is subject to this regulation with re tions set forth herein shall not,be evaded price under paragraph (b) of this section. spect to all sales. directly or indirectly. < If you are granted permission to price 3. Section 20, paragraph (d), is (2) Specifically, but not exclusively, under paragraph (b) of this section, it amended to read as foljows: the sale of a new record to a buyer, in will be-subject to such conditions as the connection with the sale of another new Office of Price Administration deems (d) “Food item” means an article or portion of food (including beverages) record or records to the buyer, for use necessary. by the buyer in furnishing record scrap sold or served by an eating or drinking 2. Section 18 is amended by addingplace for consumption, in or about the to the seller in connection with the sale new paragraphs (d), (e), (f) and (g) to place or to be taken out for eating or of such other records, is prohibited. read as follows: drinking without changé in form or ad (3) The seller of a new record or rec (d) Eating and drinking places op ditional preparation. (Mere heating, ords may not require the buyer thereof cooling, seasoning or mixing with other Jo furnish scrap as a condition of sale erated by a school, college, university or other educational institution or a stu food items does not constitute prepara except to the extent that the seller was tion.) It includes two or more kinds of required by his supplier to furnish scrap dents’ fraternity or other students’ or ganization or association primarily for food which are prepared or served to be or to promise to furnish scrap in con eaten together as one dish, such as ham nection with the purchase of such rec the convenience or accommodation of students and faculty and not for profit and eggs, bread and butter, apple pie ord or records by the seller from his and cheese. supplier. as a commercial or business enterprise or undertaking. 4. Section 23 is amended to read as This amendment shall become effec (e) Eating and drinking places owned follows: tive as follows: or operated by charitable, religious or cultural organizations, recognized as S ec. 23. Licensing. The provisions of (a) As to sections 31 (b), (c), (d) and Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per (e) and (f) as of October 4,1943. such by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and exempt from payment of income tax sons who make sales under price control, (b) As to sections 35 (b), (c) and (d) are applicable to all sellers subject to this as of October 19, 1943. by reason thereof, where no part of the net earnings inures to the benefit of any regulation or schedule. A seller’s license (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th private shareholder or individual, and may be suspended for violations of the Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, (1) The net profits, if any, are devoted license or of one or more applicable price 8 F.R. 4681) * to religious, charitable or cultural pur schedules or regulations. A person whose license is suspended may not, dur Issued this- 5th day of November 1943. poses generally recognized as such in the community where the food items and ing the period of suspension, make any Chester B owles, sale for which his license has been sus Acting Administrator. meals are served by such organization; or pended. • [P. R. Doc. 43-17972; Piled, November, 5, 1943; (2) The food items and meals are This amendment shall become effec 4:50 p. m.] served primarily on a non-profit basis to tive October 25, 1943. members of the Armed Forces. N o t e : The reporting and record keeping (f) Eating cooperatives formed by requirements of this regulation have been officers in the Armed Forces (as for ex approved by the Bureau of the Budget in P art E ating and Drinking 1448— ample, Officers’ Mess) operated as a non accordance with the Federal Reports Act of E stablishments profit cooperative (where no part of the 1942. [Restaurant MPR 5-3, Amdt. 1] net earnings inures to the benefit of any (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th individual), which sells food items or POOD AND DRINK SOLD FOR IMMEDIATE CON Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.O. meals on a cost basis (or as near thereto 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) SUMPTION IN SAN* ANTONlO AREA, TEX. as reasonable accounting methods will permit), and substantially all sales of Issued at San Antonio, Texas, this the A statement of the considerations in 18th day of October 1943. - volved in the issuance of this Amend which are made to officers who are mem bers of the cooperative. F rank M. Covert, Jr., ment No. 1 to Restaurant Maximum District Director. Price Regulation No. 5-3 has been issued (g) Bona fide private clubs which file with the appropriate Office of Price Ad simultaneously herewith and filed with [F. R. Doc. 43-17979; Filed, November 5,1943; the Division of the Federal Register.* ministration District Office a statement 4:52 p. m.] Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation setting forth that: No. 5-3 is amended in the following re (1) The club is a non-profit organi zation and is recognized as such by the P art 1448—Eating and Drinking spects: E stablishments 1. Paragraph (a) of section 9 is Bureau of Internal Revenue; amended to read as follows: (2) It sells food items and meals only [Restaurant MPR 5-8] to members‘and bona fide guests of mem S ec. 9. Rules for new proprietors. bers; FOOD AND DRINK SOLD FOR IMMEDIATE CON (a)' If you acquire another’s business (3) Its members pay dues of more than SUMPTION IN ST. LOUIS DISTRICT, MO. subsequent to the seven-day period and a mere nominal amount (the amount of In the judgment of the District Di continue the business in the same place, dues paid by each class of members and rector of the St. Louis District Office, the you are subject to the same ceiling prices the period covered by such dues should prices of food and beverages sold for and duties as the previous proprietor be indicated) and are elected to member immediate consumption in that portion would have been had he continued to ship by a governing board, membership of *the State of Missouri, including and lying east of the Counties of Schuyler, operate the business. committee or other body; and (4) It is otherwise operated as a club. Adair, Macon, Chariton, Howard, Cooper, Morgan, Camden, Laclede, ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office Five days after filing such information, of Price Administration. or earlier if so notified by the District Wright, Douglas, and Ozark, have risen FEDERAL REGISTER^ Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15371 and are threatening further to rise to Sec. or meal. If, however, you can find no an extent and in a manner inconsistent 5. No ceiling price for any food item or,' food item or meal of the same class, you with the Emergency Price Control Act meal to be higher than the highest may use for comparison the most similar of 1942' as amended, and Executive Or ceiling price for a food item or meal of the same class in the base period. food item or meal of another class hav ders 9250 and 9328. 6. Substitution of food items in meals. ing a food cost equal to or less than your In the judgment of the District Di 7. Prohibition against manipulation of meal food cost for the new food item or meal. rector, the maximum prices established offerings. by this regulation are generally fair and 8. Evasion. “Currently” as used herein means cur equitable and are necessary to check 9. Rules for new proprietors. rent on the day you figure your price. inflation and to effectuate the purposes 10. Seasonal eating and drinking places. (c) Once your ceiling price for a food of the act. So far as practicable, the 11. Taxes. item or meal has been fixed, it may*not District Director has given due consid 12. Records. be changed except as. provided in sec 13. Posting. tion 4. eration to prices prevailing between Oc 14. Operation of several places. tober 1 and 15, 1941, and has consulted 15. Relation to other maximum price regu S ec. 4. How you figure your price for with the representatives of those affected lations. seasonal items. First, determine your by this regulation. 16. Geographical application. ceiling price for a “seasonal food item” A statement of the considerations in 17. Enforcement. (defined in section 20 (e)) in accordance volved in the issuance of this regulation 18. Exempt sales. with the appropriate rule of sections 2 is issued simultaneously herewith. * 19. Adjustments. and 3 of this regulation. Thereafter, 20. Definitions and explanations. * this price must be varied in proportion Therefore, in accordance with the di 21. Classes of food items and meals. rection of the President to take action 22. Special orders. to any seasonal change in" the raw food which will stabilize prices affecting the 23. Licensing. cost of the item: Provided, That in no cost of living, and under the authority 24. Revocation. event shall the price be higher than the therewith delegated by the President ceiling price as, originally determined. S ectio n 1. Sales at higher than ceiling If in the past it has been your practice to pursuant to the Act of Congress ap prices prohibited. If you own or operate proved October 2, 1942, entitled “An Act maintain one price" throughout the sea a restaurant, hotel, cafe, bar, delicates son, you need not vary your ceiling price to Aid in Stabilizing the Cost of Living”, sen, soda fountain, boarding house, or 77th Gongress, Second Session, and under according to this rule provided the ceiling any other eating or drinking place, you price was based upon estimated average the authority of Executive Order 9250, must not offer or sell any “food item” Executive Order 9328, and thè Emer raw food cost of the item for the entire (including any beverage) or “meal” at season. • gency Price Control Act of 1942, the a price higher than the ceiling price District Director of the St. Louis Dis S ec. 5. No ceiling price for any food which you figure according to the direc item or meal to be higher than the high trict Office hereby issues this Restaurant tions in the next two sections (sections Maximum Price Regulation No. 5-8, est ceiling price for a food item or meal 2 and 3). You may, of course, sell at of the same class in the base ptriod. establishing as maximum prices for food lower than ceiling prices. Under no circumstances are you permit and drink sold for immediate consump S ec . 2. How you figure ceiling prices tion in the portion of the State of Mis ted to charge a higher price for a food for food items and meals you offered in item or a meal than: souri mentioned above, the prices pre the seven-day period from April 4, 1943, vailing therefor during the seven-day to April 10, 1943. Your ceiilng price for (a) Your highest ceiling price for food period beginning April 4, 1943, and end items or meals of the same class offered any food item or meal which you offered in the seven-day period; or ing April 10, 1943. . in the seven-day period beginning Sun (b) The last price at which you sold § 1448.408 Maximum prices for food day, April 4, 1943, and ending Saturday, April 10, ■ 1943, is the highest price at the same food item or meal prior to April and drink sold for immediate consump 4,1943: Provided, That you first file with tion. Under the authority vested in the which you offered the same food item or meal in that seven-day period. the appropriate War Price and Rationing District Director of the St. Louis Dis Board a menu or certified copy of a S ec. 3. How you figure ceiling prices trict Office by the Emergency Price Con record showing the last price charged. trol Act of 1942, as amended, Executive for food items and meals you did not offer Order 9250, Executive Order 9328, Gen in the seven-day period. You must figure The provisions of this section shall your ceiling price for a food item or meal not apply to seasonal dessert specialties eral Order No. 50. issued by the Office of specified in section 21 (a) Class 24a. Price Administration, and an order issued which you did not offer during the seven- by the Regional Administrator of Region day period as follows: Example 1. If ypur highest ceiling price V on April 13, 1943, -delegating to the (a) If you offered the same food item for any soup offered by you during the seven- Director of the St. Louis District Office or meal at any time during the four day period is 15 cents, you may not offer any weeks from March-7 to April 3," 1943, in other soup at a higher price than 15 cents. " the authority conferred upon such Re Example 2. You served sirloin steak in gional Administrator by General Order clusive, and if you have adequate records March at $1.50. You did not serve sirloin No. 50, Restaurant Maximum Price Reg of the prices you then charged, take as steak during the base period. The highest ulation No. 5-8 (Food and Drink Sold for your ceiling price the highest price at price at which you can now' serve sirloin Immediate Consumption), which is an which you-offered that food item or meal steak is $1.50. nexed hereto and made part hereof, is during the four-week period.. issued. (b) If you did not offer the food item S ec. 6. Substitution of food/ items in or meal during the five-week period from meals. If you have already determined Authority : § 14481408 issued under 56 Stat. your ceiling price -for a meal you may 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Congress; „E.O. March 7 to April 10, 1943, inclusive, or 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681. if you do not have adequate records of substitute for any food item other than the entree (or main dish) in that meal Restaurant Maximum Price R egulation No. prices charged prior to the seven-day period, you must proceed as follows: any other food item of the same class F ood and Drin k S old for Immediate without re-figuring your ceiling price: . Consumption (1) Determine the cost of the raw food Provided, The new food item costs you contents which you use in preparing the new food Sec. item or meal. approximately as much and offers cus 1. Sales at higher than ceiling prices pro (2) From the food items and meals for tomers about the same value as the food hibited. which you have already established ceil item which it replaces. A meal becomes 8. How you figure ceiling prices for food ing prices, choose a food item or meal a “new” meal whenever the entree (or items and meals you offered in the which currently has a raw food cost equal main dish) is changed or a new food seven-day period from April 4, 1943, to item is substituted which costs you less April 10, 1943. to or less than the raw food cost of the t. How you figure ceiling pricés for food new food item or meql. or offers your customers lower value than items and meals you did not offer in (3) Take as your ceiling price for the the food item which it replaces, and you the seven-day period. new food item or meal your ceiling price must therefore determine its ceiling price 4. How you figure your prices for seasonal fdr the food item or meal chosen for * in accordance with the rules established items s comparison. The food item or meal by section 3. chosen for such comparison should be S ec. 7. Prohibition against manipula •Filed as part of the original document. of the same class as the.new food item tion of meal offering. You must not ma- 15372 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 nipulate your meal offerings in a manner ing you also offer dessert and beverage to You must not regard this exemption as which will force your customers to pay be served with the meals at prices which do relieving you from the obligations im more than they did during the seven-day not total more than 200. posed upon you by General Order No. period. Among other things you must (b) You will not be considered evading 50, and you áre still subject to the pro not: the provisions of this regulation, how visions of section 22 of this regulation. (a) Reduce the number of meals of ever, if you do any of the following Pursuant to this latter section the District fered at prices equal to or below your things, even though you did not do any Director will by special order establish “middle price” for meals of the same of these things during the seven-day maximum prices for any seasonal eating class without making a corresponding re period: * or drinking place which takes undue duction in the number of meals offered (1) You may limit your customers to advantage of the exemption. a# prices above that middle price. By one pat of butter per meal. (b) Non-exempt places. If you are “middle price” is meant the price most (2) You may reduce the quantity, or the proprietor of a seasonal eating or nearly at the mid-point of your price eliminate altogether, condiments (such drinking place which is not exempt un range for meals of the same class. as catsup, chili sauce, etc.) which you der the terms of paragraph (a), you must (b) Cease to offer at least as many may have customarily placed at the dis figure your ceiling prices as follows: different meals at or below the lowest posal of your customers and which now (1) If the place was in operation dur price charged by you for meals of the are, or may hereafter be, subject to any ing the base period from April 4 to April same class on any day you select in the rationing order or rationing regulation 10, 1943, use the rules set forth in sec seven-day period, as you did on that day. of the Office of Price Administration. tions 2, 3 and 4. Example. If you select Friday, April 9,1943, (3> "You may reduce the amount of (2) If the place was not in operation to determine the lowest price and the num sugar served with each cup of coffee or during the base period from April 4 to ber of week-day meals offered at that price, tea, or each bowl of cereal, fruit, or other April 10, 1943, but another place of the and if on that day you offered six week-day similar food items with which sugar is same type and within a reasonable dis dinners, of which two were priced at 850, served, to, but not less than, one tea tance was in operation during that pe and one each at 900, $l!00, $1.10, $1.15, you spoonful except that less may be given riod, fix your ceiling prices as a new pro must continue to offer two week-day dinners prietor under the terms of section 9 (b). at 850. Note that Sunday meals and week if required by your available supply. day meals are meals of a different class. Yoy may not, however, make the cur (3) If you cannot price under sub-par tailment authorized in the foregoing agraphs (1) or (2) above, you must ap S ec. 8. Evasion, (a) You must not sub-paragraphs and furnish these cur ply for a price to the St. Louis District evade or avoid the provisions of this reg tailed items at an additional charge. Office of the Office of Price Administra ulation by any scheme or device whatso For example, if during the seven-day tion. Your application must be filed ten ever. Some, but not all, practices which period you furnished catchup, you may days prior to the date you plan to com will be regarded as evasive are: mence operations and present the fol (1) Dropping food items from meals, not now discontinue furnishing this item free and at the same time offer to fur lowing information: deteriorating quality, or reducing quan (i) Your name and address. tity without making a -compensating re nish it for an additional charge. S ec. 9. Rules for new proprietors, (a) (ii) A brief description of your busi duction in price; ness and the manner of operation. (2) Withdrawing the offer, or increas If you acquire another’s business subse quent to the effective date of this regu . (iii) A list showing the prices you ing the price, of any meal ticket, weekly charged during the previous season as rate, or other arrangement by which cus lation and continue the business in the same place, you are subject to the same well as the prices you propose to charge tomers may buy food items or meals at during the coming season. less than the prices they must pay when ceiling prices and duties as the pre vious proprietor. Prior to acquiring an (iv) The date when you plan to com purchasing by item or meal; mence operations. (3) Increasing any cover, minimum, other’s business, however, you may ap bread-and-butter, service, corkage, en ply to the Office of Price Administration (V/ The names of two establishments tertainment, check-room, parking or for permission to price under paragraph similar to yours. other special charges, or making such (b) of. this section. If such permission You may charge the prices listed if charges when they were not in effect in is granted it may be subject to such con they are not disapproved by the St. Louis the seven-day period except that a cover ditions as the Office of Price Adminis District Office prior to the date specified charge or minimum charge in effect dur tration deems necessary. for the commencement of operations. ing the base period may be increased in (b) If you open an eating or drinking That Office may at any time, after proper accordance with your customary prac place after the seven-day period, you investigation and hearing, establish such tice, where it was the practice to vary must fix your ceiling prices in line with maximum pricey for your business as it the charge in accordance with the type the ceiling prices of the nearest eating deems proper. of entertainment offered and the in or drinking place of the same type as S ec. 11. Taxes. If in the seven-day crease does not cause the charge to go yours. If the ceiling prices so fixed are period you stated and collected the above the highest charge made during too high and threaten to have an infla amount of any tax separately from the the last twelve-month period; tionary effect on the price of food and price you charged, you may continue to (4) Requiring as a condition of sale drink, the Office of Price Administration do so. You may also separately state of an itern or meal the purchase of other may issue an order requiring you to re and collect the amount of any new tax or items or meals when such condition was duce your ceiling prices. You are sub of any increase in the amount of a pre ject to the record requirements of sec vious tax on the sale of food or drink or not in effect during, the base period; on the business of selling food or drink, (5) Reducing the selection of meals tion 12 and the posting requirements of section 13 immediately upon the opening if the tax is measured by the number or offered at table d’hote prices when the prices of items or meals. food items which you customarily of of your place. S ec. 10. Seasonal eating and drinking S ec. 12. Records, (a) You must ob fered in such meals are being offered at places— (a) Exempt places. If you are serve all of the record-keeping and filing a la carte prices which when added to the proprietor of a seasonal eating or requirements of General Order No. 50 gether total more than the table d’hote drinking place that which are hereby made a part of this price for the complete meal or give your (1) Was not open during the base regulation by reference. customers less value for their money. period from April 4 to 10, 1943; (b) Cuftomary records. You must Example 1. If you customarily offered - (2) Receives 90 percent or more of its preserve all your existing records relat fish on table d’hote dinners at $1.10, you total annual revenue during four calen ing to your prices, costs and sales. You may not now offer fish a la carte and refuse dar months of the year; must also continue to maintain such rec to offer it on a table d’hote dinner priced (3) Is located in an area for which no ords as you ordinarily kept. All such at $1.10. maximum rent regulation has been is records shall be subject to examination Example 2. If you offered table d’hote din sued; by the Office of Price Administration. ners during the base period at 850 to $1.25 which included dessert and beverage, you the prices for food items and the meals (c) Records of the seven-day period. may now offer the sarup food item excluding offered by you in that place are exempt You must make available for examination dessert and beverage at 650 to $1.05, provid from control. by any person during ordinary business FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15373 hours a copy of each menu used by you prices for meals and food items sold by meals on a non-profit or cost basis or as in the seven-day period. If. you did not eating and drinking places, except that near thereto as reasonable accounting use menus, you must make available for this regulation shall not supersede the methods will permit, and substantially all such examination a list of the highest provisions of Maximum Price Regulation sales of which are made to students, prices you charged in the seven-day No. 259 (Domestic Malt Beverages). faculty members and employees of such period. However, a price charged for a food institutions. For the purpose of this (d) Filing "by new proprietors. The or beverage item during the base period section, persons receiving instruction on proprietor of an eating or drinking place of-this regulation shall not become a the premises of such institution by ar which was not open during the seven- maximum price under this regulation if rangement with the War Department or day period (including newly opened it exceeded the maximum price estab Department of the Navy shall be con places) shall file menus or a price list in lished by another regulation applicable sidered as students. accordance with paragraph (a), except during the base period to sales of such S ec. 19. Adjustments, (a) The Office that (1) the filing shall be for the seven- food or beverage item. of Price Administration may adjust the day period beginning with the first Sun S ec. 16. Geographical application. maximum prices for any eating estab day that place is open after April 4,1943, This Restaurant Maximum Price Regu lishment under the following" circum and (2) the filing shall be made within lation No. 5-8 applies to that portion of stances: three weeks of such first Sunday. the State of Missouri including and lying (1) The establishment will be forced (e) Future records. Beginning with east of the Counties of Schuyler, Adair, to discontinue operations unless it is the effective date of this regulation, you Macon, Chariton, Howard, Cooper, Mor granted an adjustment of the maximum must keep, for examination by the Office gan, Camden, Laclede, Wright, Douglas, prices established by this regulation. of Price Administration, two each of the and Ozark. (2) Such discontinuance will result in menus used by you each day. If you do S ec. 17. Enforcement. Persons vio serious inconvenience to consumers in not use menus you must prepare in dupli lating any provisions of this regulation that they will either be deprived of all cate, and preserve for such examination, are subject to the criminal penalties, restaurant service or will have to turn to a record of the prices charged by you civil enforcement actions, suits for treble _ other establishments that present sub- each day, except that you need not record damages, and*proceedings for suspension f stantial difficulties as to distance, hours prices which are the same as, or less of licenses, provided for by the Emer of service, selection of meals or food than, prices you previously recorded for gency Price Control Act of 1942,, as items offered, capacity, or transporta the same items or meals. Proprietors amended. tion. m. who operate a number of eating or drink S ec. 18. Exempt sales. Sales by the (3) By reason of such discontinuance, ing places in the same city which haVe following eating or drinking places are the same meals x>r food items will cost customarily been subject to central con specifically exempt from the provisions the customers of the eating establish trol may keep th e records required by of this regulation: ment as much or more than the proposed this paragraph for those places at a cen (a) Eating or drinking places located adjusted prices. tral office or the principal place of busi on church premises and also any sales (b) If you are the proprietor of an ness within the city. . of food and beverages by churches, Sun eating establishment which satisfies the S ec. 13. Posting, (a) Beginning Oc day schools, and other religious organ requirements specified above, you may tober 25, 1943, each menu must have izations, unless such sales are made as apply for an Adjustment of your maxi clearly written on or attached to it the a regular business. mum prices by submitting to the St. following statement: (b) Hospitals, except for food items Louis District Office of the Office of Price All prices listed are our ceiling prices or and meals served to persons other than Administration a statement setting below. By Office of Price Administration or patients when a separate charge is made forth: der, our ceiling prices are based on our highest for such food items and meals. • (1) Your name and address. prices froin April 4, 1943, to April 10, 1943. (c) Eating and drinking places Records of these prices are available for your (2) A description of your eating es located on board common carriers (when tablishment including: type of service inspection a t ______operated as such), including railroad No t e : The ceiling price records must be rendered (such as cafeteria, table»service, available for inspection by your customers dining cars, club, bar and buffet cars, etc.), classes of meals offered (such as at a convenient and accessible location in and peddlers aboard railroad cars breakfast, lunch and dinner), number your particular eating or drinking place. The traveling from station to station. of persons served per day during the name or description of the location where (d) Bona fide private clubs insofar as most recent thirty-day period,1 and the ceiling price records may be found should such%lubs sell only to members and bona such other information that may be use be inserted In the blank space at the end fide guests of members'. Whenever such of the statement.) ful in classifying your establishment. clubs sell to persons other than members (3) The reasons why your customers (b) If you made menus available in the or bona fide guests of members, such will be seriously inconvenienced if you seven-day period, you shall continue to clubs shall be considered for all sales discontinue operations. make them available. eating or drinking places within the (4) The names and addresses of the (c) In addition to the requirements in meaning of this regulation. No club three nearest eating places of the same (a) and (b), you must post in a conspicu shall be considered to be exempt as a type as yours. ous place, preferably at or near the cash private club within the meaning of this (5) A list showing your present maxi register a sign or poster when furnished paragraph unless its members pay dues mum prices and your requested, adjust by the Office of Price Administration. (more than merely nominal in amount) ed prices. You must enter after each meal or food and are elected to membership by a (6) A profit and loss statement for item on this list your ceiling price for governing board, membership com your restaurant business for the most such meal or food item. mittee or other body, and unless it is recent three-month accounting period, S ec. 14. Operation of several places. otherwise operated as a private club. and a copy of your last income tax re If you own or operate more than- one No club organized after the effective turn if one was filed separately for your eating or drinking place, you must do date of this regulation shall be exempt restaurant business. everything required by this regulation unless and until it has filed a request Cl) Any Other information requested for each place separately. Separate for exemption with the St. Louis District by the St. Louis District Office. rooms or sepárate parts of a room in Office of the Office of Price Administra Applications for adjustment under which you charged different prices in the tion, furnishing such information as this section will be acted upon by the seven-day period are separate eating or may be required, and has received a com St. Louis District Office of the Office of drinking places. munication from such office authorizing Price Administration. S ec. 15. ReleHon to other maximum exemption as a private club. S ec. 20. Definitions and explanations^ price regulations. The provisions of (e) Eating and drinking places (a) “Person” means individual, cor- this regulation shall supersede other operated by any school, college or uni regulations, including the General Max versity which is a non-profit institution, 1 In counting the number of persons served, imum Price Regulation, now or hereafter that is, where no part of the net earnings any one who was served mqjre than once is issued by the Office of Price Administra inures to the benefit of any private indi to be counted separately for each occasion ron, insofar as they establish maximum vidual, and which sells food items or he was served. 15374 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

10. Egg and cheese dishes and combinations approved fty the Bureau of the Budget in poration, partnership, association or accordance with the Federal Reports Act of. other organized group of persons or legal thereof. 20. All other dishes such as spaghetti and 1942. successor or representative of any of the combinations, vegetable platter, baked foregoing, and includes the United States beans and combinations, chop suey, (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th or any agency thereof, any other gov etc. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, ernment, or any of its political subdivi 21. Vegetables, including potatoes. 8 F.R. 4681) sions, and any agencies of the foregoing. 22. Salads (except as served as a main course Issued this 7th day of October 1943. (b) “Meal” means -a combination of or appetizer course in a m eal). W illiam H. B ryan, food items sold at a single price. Ex 23. Desserts: cakes, cookies, pies, pastries and other baked goods. District Director. amples of meals are a five-course dinner, 24. Desserts: ice creams, sherbets, water ices, a club breakfast, and a blue-plate spe including combinations with syrups, [F. R. Doc. 43-17980; Filed, November 5, 1943; cial. Two or more kinds of food which creams, fruits and nuts. 4:51 p. m.] are prepared or served to be eaten to 24a. Desserts: seasonal dessert specialties gether as one dish are not a “meal”. Ex such as watermelon and cantaloupe. P art 1448—E ating and D rinking 25. Desserts: all others, including fruits, amples of such dishes are: ham and eggs, E stablishments bread and butter, apple pie and cheese. puddings and cheese. (c) “Offered” means offered for sale 26. Cold sandwiches, including garnishings, [Rev. Restaurant MPR 8-1] salads and vegetables. and includes the listing or posting of 27. Hot sandwiches, including garnishings, FOOD AND DRINK SOLD FOR IMMEDIATE CON prices for items and meals even though salads and vegetables. SUMPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO REGION the items and meals so offered were not 28. All other food items served in a meal actually on hand to be sold. including mints a,nd preserves. Restaurant Maximum Price Regula (d) “Food item” means an article or 29. Beverage foods, including coffee, cocoa, tion No. 8-1 is redesignated as Revised portion of food (including beverages) chocolate, tea and milk. Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation No. 8-1, and is revised and amended to sold or served by an eating or drinking BEVERAGES place for consumption in or about the read as follows: 30. Non-alcoholic beverages, including spark place or to be taken out for eating with ling and mineral waters. , In the judgment of the Regional Ad out change in form or additional prepa 31. Wines, including sparkling wines. ministrator of Region VIII, the prices of ration. It includes two or more kinds of 32. Liquors, including whiskeys, gins and food and beverages sold for immediate food which are prepared or served to be brandies, whether mixed with other consumption in California, Oregon eaten together as one dish, such as ham ingredients or not, including alcoholic Washington, Arizona and parts of Idaho and eggs, bread and butter, apple pie cocktails. have risen and are threatening further and cheese. 33. Cordials, including fruit liqueurs, to rise to an extent and in a manner in (e) “Seasonal food item” means a food 34. All other alcoholic beverages, except domestic malt beverages such as consistent with» the Emergency Price item (including beverage) not generally domestic beer and ale. Control Act of 1942, as amended, and offered for sale throughout the year and Executive Orders 9250 and 9328. normally available in quantity only dur (b) The classes of meals. For the In the judgment of the Regional Ad ing certain seasonal production periods purpose of this regulation there shall be ministrator of Region VIII, the maxi of each year. Examples are: certain thirteen classes of meals, namely, break mum prices established by this regula shell-fish such as oysters; certain fresh fast, lunch, tea, dinner and supper dur tion are generally fair and equitable and fish such as salmon, trout and shad; cer ing week days, and breakfast, lunch, tea, are necessary to check inflation and to tain vegetables such as summer squash; dinner and supper on Sundays, chil effectuate the purposes of the Act. and certain fruits such as berries and dren’s breakfast, lunch and dinner. So far as practicable, the Regional Ad melons. S ec. 22. Special orders. The provi ministrator of Region V III gave due con (f) Unless the context otherwise re-, sions of this regulation to the contrary sideration to prices prevailing between quires, the definitions set forth in sec notwithstanding, the Office of Price Ad October 1 and 15, 1941, and consulted tion $02 of the Emergency Price Con ministration may from time to time is with the representatives of those affected trol Act of 1942 and in the General Max sue special orders providing for the es by this regulation. A statement of the imum Price Regulation, issued by the tablishment or reduction of the maxi considerations involved in the issuance Office of Price Administration, shall ap mum prices of any food item or items of this regulation is issued simultane ply to other terms used herein. or meal or meals sold or offered by any ously herewith. S ec. 21. Classes of food items and seller or sellers when, in the juflgrtftent of Therefore, in accordance with the di meals. (See definition of “food item” and the District Director, such action is nec rection of the President to take action “meal” contained in section 20.) (a) The essary or desirable to prevent inflation, which will stabilize prices affecting the classes of food items. stabilize prices affecting the cost of liv cost of living, and under the authority BREAKFAST ITEMS ing, or to carry out the purposes of the therewith delegated by the President Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved 1. Fruits, fruit Juices and vegetable Juices. as amended, and Executive Orders No. 2. Cereals. October 2, 1942, entitled “An Act to Aid 8. Entrees: egg and combination egg dishes 9250 and No. 9328. in Stabilizing the Cost of Living,” 77th served at breakfast. S ec. 23. Licensing. The provisions of Congress, 2d Session, and under the au 4. Entrees: meat and meat combination Licensing Order 1 of the Office of Price thority of Executive Order 9250, Execu dishes served at breakfast. Administration, licensing all persons who tive Order 9328, and the Emergency Price 6. Entrees: all other dishes served at break make sales under price control, shall ap Control Act of 1942, the Regional Admin fast. ply to all persons whose maximum prices istrator of Region VIII hereby issues this 6. Breads, rolls, buns, Danish-pastries, etc., are regulated by this regulation. served at breakfast. Revised Restaurant Maximum' Price 7. All other breakfast dishes including S ec. 24. Revocation and amendment. Regulation No. 8-1 establishing as the Jams, Jellies and preserves. (a) This regulation may be revoked, maximum prices for food and drink sold amended or corrected at any time. for immediate' consumption in Califor OTHER ITEMS (b) You may petition for an amend nia, Oregon, Washington, Arizona and 8. Appetizers, except alcoholic cocktails. ment of aiiy provision of this regulation parts of Idaho, the prices prevailing 9. Soups, including soups in Jelly. . 10. Beef: steaks and roasts. (including a petition pursuant to Sup therefor during the seven-day period be- 11. Veal: steaks, chops and roasts. plementary Order 28) by proceeding in ginning April 4, 1943, and ending April 12. Pork: loin chops, steaks and roasts. accordance with Revised Procedural 10, 1943. 13. Lamb or mutton: chops, roasts. Regulation No. 1 except that the petition § 1448.701 Maximum prices for food 14. Poultry and fowl. shall be filed with and acted upon by and drink sold for immediate consump 15. Fish and shell-fish. the District Director. tion. For the reasons set forth in the 16. Game. statement of considerations issued simul 17. Miscellaneous and variety meats, includ This regulation shall become effective ing liver and kidneys. October 25, 1943. taneously herewith, and under the 18. Prepared dishes such as stews, casseroles, Note: The reporting and record keeping authority vested in the Regional Admin ragouts, curries, etc. requirements of this Regulation have been istrator of Region VIII by the Emer- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15375

gency Price Control Act of 1942, as which is most similar to the food item or highest price in the week-day dinner class is amended, Executive Order 9250, Execu meal you are pricing; and (1.00, your ceiling price for the new dinner is $1.00. tive Order 9328, and General Order No. (b) Figure a price which is “in line” Example 2. If during the seven-day period 50, issued by the Office of Price Admin with the price of that most similar food your highest price for soup was 15 cents, you istration, Revised Restaurant Maximum item or meal. A price is “in line” if the may not offer any soup at a price higher than Price Regulation No. 8-1 (Food and customer receives as much value for his 15 cents. Drink Sold for Immediate Consump money from the one item or meal as from tion) , which is annexed hereto and made the other, even though the two prices may S ec. 6. Holiday differentials. Not a part hereof, is hereby issued. be different. In comparing values, qual withstanding the provisions of the fore ity, sizes of portions, and the margin going section, any proprietor who has, Authority: § 1448.701 issyed under 56 customarily, in the regular course of his Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Congress; over food cost are the things that count; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; ,E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681. or business, charged higher prices for food (c) If you prefer, take as your ceiling items or meals on holidays, such as New Revised R estaurant Maximum Price R egula price the last price at which you offered Year’s EVe, Thanksgiving Day, Labor tion No. 8-1—F ood and Drin k Sold for the samfe food item or meal for sale be Day, etc., may continue to maintain his I mmediate Consumption fore the seven-day period. customary differentials. contents (d) Once your ceiling price for a food S ec. 7. Prohibition against discontinu Bee. item or meal has been fixed, it may not ing meals at certain prices. You must 1. Sales at higher than ceiling prices pro be changed except as provided for in not manipulate your meal offerings in a hibited. this regulation. manner which will force your customers 2. How you figure ceiling prices for food Sec. 4. Classes of food items and to spend more for meals than they «pent items and meals you offered in the meals— (a) The classes of food items. during the seven-day period of April 4, seven-day period from April 4, 1943, to 1943, to April 10, 1943. Among other April 10, 1943. BREAKFAST ITEMS things you must not: 8. How you figure ceiling prices for “food (1) Fruits and fruit juices. Items’' and “meals” you did not sell in (a) Reduce the number of meals of (2) Cereals. fered at prices equal to or below your the period April 4, 1943, to April 10, (3) Egg and combination egg dishes served 1943. at breakfast. “middle price” for meals of the same 4. Classes of food items and meals. (4) Breads, 'rolls, toast, etc., served at class served on any day during the seven- 5. No ceiling price to be higher than the breakfast. day period, without making a corre highest price in the base period. (5) All other breakfast dishes. sponding reduction in the number of 6. Holiday differentials. meals offered at prices above that middle 7. Prohibition against discontinuing meals OTHER ITEMS price. By “middle price” is meant the at certain prices. (6) Appetizers and cocktails. ~- 8. Evasion. (7) Soups. price most nearly at the mid-point of 9. Rules for new proprietors. (8) Beef. your price range for meals of the same 10. Taxes. (9) Lamb and mutton. class. 11. Records. (10) Pork. (b) Fail to offer at least as many dif 12. Posting. (11) Veal. ferent meals at or below the lowest price 13. Operation of several places. (12) Poultry. charged by you for-meals of the same 14. Relation to other maximum price r (13) Fish and shellfish. ulations. class on any day you select from the (14) Miscellaneous and variety meats includ seven-day period as you did on that day. 15. Geographical application. ing liver, kidneys, and made dishes 16. Enforcement. such as stews, casseroles, etc. Example. If you select Friday, April 9, 17. Definitions and explanations. (15) Egg and cheese dishes which might be 1943, to determine the lowest price and the 18. Adjustments. served as a main dish or entree in a number of week-day meals offered at that 19. Special orders. meal. price, and if on that day you offered six 20. Exemptions. (16) All other dishes which might be served week-day dinners, of which two were priced, 21. Licensing. as a main dish or entree in a meal, at 850, and one each at 900, $1.00, $1.10, $1.15, 22. Revocation and amendment. such as spaghetti, vegetable plate, you must continue to offer two week-day dinners at 850. Note that Sunday meals and S ection baked beans, chop suey, etc. 1. Sales at higher than ceiling week-day meals are meals of a different class. prices prohibited. If you own or oper (17) Potatoes. (18) All other vegetables. ate a restaurant, hotel, cafe, bar, delica (19) Bread and butter. S ec. 8. Evasion. You must not evade tessen, soda fountain, boarding house, or (20) Salads (except as served as main course the provisions of this regulation by any any other eating or drinking place, you in a meal). scheme or device, including: must not offer or sell any “food item” or (21) Cakes, cookies, pies, pastries and other ■ (a) Deteriorating quality or reducing “meal” at a price higher than the ap baked goods. quantity without making appropriate re plicable maximum price"set by this regu (22) Ice cream and all fountain items. ductions in price; lation. You may, of course, sell at a (23) All other desserts including fruits, pud (b) Withdrawing the offer, or increas dings^ cheese, etc. price lower than the applicable maximum (24) Hot sandwiches. ing the price, of any meal ticket, weekly price. (25) Cold sandwiches. rate, or other arrangement by which S ec. 2. How you figure ceiling prices (26) All other food items, except beverages. customers may buy food items or meals for “food items” and “meals” you offered at less than the prices they must pay in the seven-day period from April 4, BEVERAGES when purchasing by item or meal; 1943, to April 10, 1943. Your maximum (27) Non-alcoholic beverages. (c) Increasing any cover, minimum, price for any “food item” or “ neal” (28) Beer and other malt beverages. bread-and-butter, service, corkage, en which you offered in the seven-day period (29) Wines. (30) Other alcoholic beverages. tertainment, check-room, parking or beginning Sunday, April 4, 1943, and other special charges, or making such ending Saturday, April 10, 1943, is the

(g) Demanding or receiving rationing tax is measured by the number or price differing from those charged in any other coupons in violation of any applicable of items or meals. part of the same establishment. law, regulation, or order. S ec. 11. Records— (a) Customary rec Example 1. If a hotel operates under its S ec. 9. Rules for new proprietors, (a) ords. You must preserve all your exist own management in the hotel building, a If you acquire another’s business and ing records relating to your prices, costs “coffee shop”, a “main dining room”, and a continue the business in the same place, and sales. You must also continue to “roof garden”, even though all may be served maintain such records as you ordinarily from the main kitchen, and different price you are subject to the same ceiling prices lists or menus were used during the above and duties as the previous proprietor. kept. All such records shall be subject named seven-day period, there are three sep Prior to acquiring another’s business, to examination by the Office of Price arate eating or drinking places for the pur however, you may apply to the Regional Administration or any authorized efn- poses of this regulation. Office of the Office of Price Administra ployee thereof. Example 2. If in an eating or drinking tion or to any appropriate District Office (b) Records of the seven-day period. place food items, meals or beverages are of the Office of Price Administration to You must make available for examina served at tables at prices different from the which the applicable authority has been tion by any person during business hours prices of the same items, meals or beverages served at the bar, there are two separate eat delegated, for permission to price under a copy of each menu used by you in the ing or drinking places for the purposes of this paragraph (b) or (c) of this section. If seven-day period. If you did not use regulation. such permission is granted, it may be menus you must prepare in duplicate and granted subject to such conditions as make available for such examination a S ec. 14. Relation to other maximum the office granting the permission deems list of the highest prices you charged in price regulations, (a) The registration necessary. the seven-day period. provisions of § 1499.15 of the General (b) If you open an eating or drinking (c) Future records. Beginning with Maximum Price Regulation are applica place after the seven-day period,-^ou the effective date of this regulation, you ble to every person subject to this Re must fix ceiling prices in line with the must keep, for examination by the Office vised Restaurant Maximum Price Regu ceiling prices of the nearest eating or of Price Administration or any author lation No. 8-1. drinking place of the same type as yours. ized employee thereof, two each of the (b) In all other respects, the provisions If the ceiling prices so fixed are too high menu used by you each day. If you did of this regulation shall supersede other and threaten to have an inflationary ef not use menus you must prepare in du regulations, including the General Maxi fect on the prices of food or drink, the plicate and preserve for such examina mum Price Regulation, now or hereafter Regional Office of the Office of Price Ad tion a record of the prices charged by you issued by the Office of Price Administra ministration or the appropriate District each day, except that you need not re tion, insofar as they establish maximum Office of the Office of Price Administra cord prices which are the same as, or less prices for meals and food items sold by tion to which the power has been dele than, prices you previously recorded for eating and drinking places. However, a gated, may issue an order requiring you the same items or meals. Proprietors -v price charged during the seven-day to reduce your ceiling prices. You are who operate a number of eating or drink period of this regulation shall not be subject to the record requirements of ing places in the same city which have come a maximum price under this regu section 11 and the posting requirements customarily been subject to central con lation if it exceeded the maximum price of section 12 immediately upon the open trol, may keep the records required by established by another regulation ap ing of your place. this regulation for those places at a cen plicable at that time. In such case the (c) If you cannot price under para tral office or at the principal place of lawful maximum price applicable at that graphs (a) or (b) above, you-must apply business within the city. # time shall be the maximum price here for a price to the Regional Office of the S ec. 12. Posting, (a) Beginning May under. Office of Price Administration or to the 15, 1943, each menu must have clearly S ec. 15. Geographical application. appropriate District Office of the Office and plainly written on or attached to it This regulation applies in the States of of Price Administration to which the the following statement: California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona power to act on such applications may and in the following counties in the State All prices listed are at or below our ceiling have been delegated. Your application prices. By OPA regulation, aur ceilings are of Idaho: Benewah, Bonner, Boundary, must be filed 10 days prior to the date our highest prices from April 4, 1943 to April Clearwater,' Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, you plan to commence operations and 10, 1943. Records of these prices are avail Lewis, Nez Perce and Shoshone. must contain the following information: able for your inspection. S ec. 16. Enforcement. Persons violat (1) Your name and address. ing any provisions of this regulation are (2) A brief description of your busi For new proprietors the above state subject to the criminal penalties, civil ness and the manner of operation. ment should be changed to read: enforcement actions, suits for treble (3) A list showing the prices you pro All prices listed are at or below our ceiling damages and proceedings for suspension pose to charge. prices. By OPA regulation our ceilings are of licenses, provided for by the Emer (4) The date which you plan to com fixed in line with the ceiling prices of the nearest eating or drinking place of the same gency Price Control Act of 1942 as mence operations. type. Records of our determination of such amended. (5) The names of two establishments prices are available for your inspection. S ec. 17. Definitions and explanations. similar to yours. (a) “Person” means individual, corpora You may charge the prices listed if If you do not use menus, you must post tion, partnership, association-or other they are not disapproved by the Regional a statement by a sign which can be easily organized group of persons or legal suc Office of the Office of Price Administra read by your customers and which must cessor or representative of any of the tion or the appropriate District Office be located near the cashier’s desk, if any, foregoing, and includes the United States of the Office of Price Administration to or the principal entrance. or any agency thereof, any other govern which power to handle such applications (b) If you made menus available to ment, or any of its political sub-divisions may have been granted, prior to the date customers in the seven-day period, you and any agencies of any of the foregoing. specified for the commencement of oper shall continue to make them available. (b) “Meal” means a combination of ations. That office, at any time, after in S ec. 13. Operation of several places. If food items sold at a single price. Exam vestigation, may establish such maxi you own or operate more than one eat ples of meals are a five-course dinner, a mum prices for your business as it deems ing or drinking place you must do every club breakfast, and a blue-plate special. proper. thing required by this regulation for each Two or more kinds of food which are S ec. 10. Taxes. If in the seven-day place separately, except that as to rec prepared or served to be eaten together period of April 4, 1943 to April 10, 1943, ords only, if you can qualify to keep as one dish are not a “meal”. Examples records at a central office or principal you stated and collected the amount of of such dishes are: ham and eggs, bread any tax separately from the price you place of business pursuant to the provi sions of Section 11 of this regulation, and butter, apple pie and cheese. charged, you may continue to do so. (c) “Offered” means offered for sale, You may also separately state and col you may do so. “Eating or drinking lect the amount of any new tax or of any place” includes any part of an establish and includes the listing or posting of increase in the amount of a previous tax ment in which food items or meals were prices for items and meals even though on the sale of food or drink or on the served during the seven-day period of the items and meals so offered were not business of selling food or drink, if the April 4, 1943, to April 10, 1943, at prices actually on hand to be sold. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15377

(d) “Pood item” means an article or calendar year or fiscal year. If your last spect to any of the requirements stated portion of food or a beverage sold or Income tax return was filed separately above, shall immediately notify the ap served by an eating or drinking place for for your restaurant business you may, if propriate Office of Price Administration consumption in or about the place or to you prefer, file a copy of your income tax District Office accordingly. Any club be taken out for eating without change return in place of the profit and loss which sells food items or meals to per in form or additional preparation. It statement. sons other than members and bona fide includes two or more kinds of food which Applications for adjustment under this guests of members is subject to this reg are prepared or served to be eaten to section may be acted upon by any Dis ulation with respect to all sales. gether as one dish, such as ham and eggs, trict Office that has been authorized to (e) Hospitals, except for food items bread and butter, apple pie and cheese. do so by the Regional Administrator. and meals served to persons other than (e) Unless the context otherwise re S ec. 19. Special orders. The provi the patients when q separate charge is quires, the definitions set forth in sec sions of this regulation to the contrary made for such food items and meals. tion 302 of the Emergency Price Control notwithstanding, the Regional Office of S ec. 21. Licensing. The provisions of Act of 1942 and in the General Maximum the Office of Price Administration, or any Licensing Order No. 1, of the Office of Price Regulation, issued by the Office of District Office to whom the power has Price Administration, licensing all per Price Administration, shall apply to been delegated by the Regional Adminis sons who make sales under price con other terms used herein. trator, may from time to time issue spe trol, are applicable to all sellers subject S ec. 18. Adjustments, (a) The Re cial orders providing for the establish to this regulation. A seller’s license may gional Office of the Office of Price Admin ment or reduction of the maximum price be suspended for violations of the license istration, or any District Office of the of any food item or items or meal or or the regulation. A person whose li Office of Price Administration that may meals sold or offered by any seller or cense is suspended may not, during the be authorized by such Regional Office, sellers when, in the judgment of the period of suspension, make any sale tor may adjust the maximum prices for any Regional Administrator or the appropri which his license has been suspended. eating or drinking-place subject to this ate District Director, such action is nec S ec. 22. Revocation and amendment. regulation under the following circum essary or desirable to prevent inflation, (a) This regulation may be revoked, stances: to stabilize prices affecting the cost of amended or corrected at any time. (1) The establishment is operatihg living or to carry out the purposes of the (b) You may petition for an amend under such hardship as to cause a sub Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as ment of any provision of this regulation stantial threat to the continuance of its amended, and Executive Orders 9250 and (including a petition pursuant to Sup operations; and 9328. plementary Order 28) by proceeding in (2) It is determined with reasonable S ec. 20. Exemptions. Sales of food accordance with Revised Procedural certainty that such discontinuance will items or meals by the following eating Regulation No. 1, except that the peti result in serious inconvenience to con or drinking places are exempted from tion shall be filed with and acted upon sumers in that they will be deprived of all the provisions of this regulation : by the Regional Administrator. (a) Eating and drinking places lo restaurant service or will have to turn to This Revised Restaurant Maximum other establishments that present sub cated on church, temple or synagogue premises, and operated in connection Price Regulation No. 8-1 shall become stantial difficulties as to distance, hours effective October 12,1943. of service, selection of meals or food items with such church, temple or synagogue, offered, capacity, or transportation; and Sunday School or other religious organi Issued this 7th‘ day of October 1943. zations. (3) By reason of such discontinuance L. P. G entner, the same meals or food items will cost (b) Eating and drinking place, when Acting Regional Administrator. the customers of the eatirig or drinking operated as such, located on board com establishment as much as or more than mon carriers, including railroad dining [P. R. Doc. 43-17981; Filed, November 5, 1943; the proposed adjusted prices. cars, club, bar and buffet cars, and 4:52 p. m.] (b) If you are the proprietor of an peddlers aboard railroad cars traveling eating or drinking establishment which from station to station. satisfied all the requirements specified (c) Eating and drinking places when above, you may apply for an adjustment operated by a school, college, university P art 1499—C ommodities and S ervices or other educational institution, or a of your maximum prices by submitting [Order 210 Under 18 (b), Arndt. 1] to the appropriate District Office of the student fraternity or other student or ganization or association primarily, for Office of Price Administration a state BRESSLER BROTHERS, INC. ment setting forth: the convenience and accommodation of (1) Your name and address. students and faculty, and not for profit Amendment No. 1 to Order No. 210 (2) A description of your eating es as a commercial or business enterprise under § 1499.18 (b) of the General Maxi tablishment, including: Type of service or undertaking. mum Price Regulation; Docket No. rendered (shell as cafeteria, table serv (d) Bona fide private clubs which file GF1-439-P. ice, etc.), classes of meals offered (such with the appropriate Office of Price Ad An opinion in support of this amend as breakfast, lunch and dinner), num ministration District Office a statement ment has been issued simultaneously ber of persons served per day during the setting forth that: herewith and filed with the Secretary most recent thirty-day period, and such (1) The club is a non-profit organi of the Office of Price Administration. other information that may be useful in zation and is recognized as such by the Accordingly, for the reasons set forth in classifying your establishment. Bureau of Internal Revenue; said Opiniqn, Order No. 210 under (3) The reasons why your customers (2) It sells food items and meals only to members and bona fide guests of mem § 1499.18 (b) of the General Maximum will be seriously inconvenienced if you Price Regulation, issued March 8, 1943, discontinue operations. ■ ■ ' > . bers; (3 ) Its members pay dues of more than is amended by adding paragraph (f) to (4) The names and addresses of „the read as follows: three nearest eating or drinking places merely nominal amount (the amount of of the same type as yours. dues paid by each class of members and (f) Bressler Brothers, Inc. may with (5) A list showing your present maxi the period covered by such dues should draw from the escrow account created mum prices and your requested, adjusted be indicated), and are elected to mem pursuant to authorization of the Office prices. bership by a governing board, member ship committee or other body; of Price Administration, all monies rep (6) A profit and loss statement or, if resenting the difference between the none is available, a statement showing (4) It is otherwise operated as a club. Five days after filing such information, Protestant’s ceiling price at the time of earnings and expenses, for your restau delivery and $13.50 per dozen, and de rant business for the most recent three- or earlier if so notified by the District month accounting period. Director, a private club may consider posited in escrow on account of sales of (7) A profit and loss statement, or if itself exempt unless and until it is other garments the same as or similar to none is available, a statement showing wise notified by the District Director. those delivered by the Protestant in earnings and expenses, for your restau-. Any club which, subsequent to such March 1942 under the lot numbers 2002, rant business for your most recent full filing, changes its operations with re 2080, 3040, 3070 and 3080. 15378 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

This Amendment No. 1 to Order No. mentary Directives thereto, and Food Di food ration book he holds, issued to him 210 (§ 1499.1810) shall become effective rectives 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 issued by the under authority of Wartime Prices and November 5, 1943. Secretary of Agriculture, General Ration Trade Board Order No. 208 of the Cana Order 15 (War Ration Books for Certain dian War Orders and Regulations. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Canadian Residents) which is annexed S ec. 3. Removal of war ration books Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, hereto and made a part hereof, is hereby issued under this order prohibited. No 8 F.R. 4681) issued. war ration book issued under this order Issued this 5th day of November 1943. A u t h o r it y : § 1305.212 issued under Pub. shall be taken or sent out of the United Chester B owles, Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. States. However, the provisions of sec Acting Administrator. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. tion 8 (c) (1) of General Ration Order 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; 12 and section 11 (c) (1) of General [F. R. Doc. 43-17978; Filed, November 5, 1943; WPB Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562; Sec. of Agri. Food Ration Order 14 which require persons 4:50 p. m.] Dir. 3, 8 F.R. 2005, Food Dir. 5, 8 F.R. 2251, holding War Ration Book No. 3 and Food Dir. 6, 8 F.R. 3471, Food. Dir. 7, 8 F.R. War Ration Book Four to turn them over 3471, Food Dir. 8, 8 F.R. 7093. to a board if they leave the United States General RO 15—War R ation B ooks for for more than thirty days, shall not P art 1305—Administration Certain Canadian R esidents apply to persons who receive such books [Gen. RO 9,1 Arndt. 3] c o n t e n t s under this order. Sec. TEMPORARY FOOD RATIONS This general ration order shall be 1. Purpose and scope of this order. A rationale accompanying this amend 2. Certain residents of Canada may get come effective November 5, 1943. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, and use War Ration Books. Issued this 5th day of November 1943. has been filed with the Division of the 3. Removal of War Ration Books issued under this order prohibited. J ames F. B rownlee, Federal Register.* Acting Administrator. General Ration Order 9 is amended in S ection i. Purpose and scope of this the following respects: [F. R. Doc. 43-17968; Filed, November 5, 1943; order. This order provides for the issu 4:49 p. m.] 1. Section 1305.65 (b) is amended by ance of war ration books to persons re inserting the following sentences imme siding in Emerson County, Province of diately after the first sentence: Manitoba, and Rainy River County, Prov Part 1315—R ubber and P roducts and However, if the applicant shows good ince of Ontario, Canada, in the area bounded on the west by 96 degrees west Materials of Which R ubber I s a Com cause to the board for his failure to have ponent, longitude, on the east by 94 degrees west such application, the board may permit [RO IE,1 Arndt. 21 him to apply on OPA Form R-315. The longitude, on the north by 50 degrees applicant must produce evidence suf north latitude and on the south by the MILEAGE RATIONING ¡ "'TIRE REGULATIONS FOR ficient to satisfy the board that he is international boundary line of the United THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII eligible under this section. States and Canada. S ec. 2. Certain residents of Canada A rationale accompanying this amend 2. Section 1305.65 (c) (2) is amended may get and use war ration books. Any ment, issued simultaneously herewith, by inserting the following sentence im person described in section 1, although has been filed with the Division of the mediately after the first sentence: he does not reside in the United States, Federal Register.* However, such person may not use may apply to any board for, and may Ration Order IE is amended in the OPA Form R-315. get and use War Ration Book No. 3, (OPA following respects: Form R-130) and War Ration Book Four 1. Section 4.2 (c) is amended to read This amendment shall become effec (OPA Form R-145) in accordance with as follows: tive November 11, 1943. the provisions of General Ration Order (c) Eligibility for tires and tubes de (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended 12 and General Ration Order 14, respec termined on basis of adjusted ration. by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th tively. The application need not be The board shall then determine the ap Cong., E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9334, made in person. However, no such war plicant’s eligibility for a tire or tube on 8 F.R. 5423; WPB Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562; Sec. ration book shall be issued to him un the basis of his adjusted mileage, in of Agr. Food Dir, 3, 8 F.R. 2005, Food less he has given up to the board any accordance with the following table: Dir. 5, 8 F.R. 2251, Food Dir. 6, 8 F.R. 3471, Food Dir. 7, 8 F.R. 3471, Food Dir. Total allowed mileage Kind of tire Kind of 8, 8 F.R. 7093) tube Issued this 6th day of November 1943. lfiO miles per month or less. ( Limited service__ Used. Chester B owles, 151 to 600 miles per m o n th ______Grade III tire or recapping service with Grade O New. Acting Administrator. camelback. * 60f miles per month or over...... New. ' [F. R. Doc. 43-18010; Filed, November 6, 1943; For fleet passenger automobiles or official passen Grade III tire; if applicant establishes that the New. ger automobiles for which interchangeable gaso particular vehicle will be operated for 601 miles 4:27 p. m.] line ration books have been currently issued. per month or more, then a Grade I tire. •

(1) An applicant whose total allowed due regard for the existing inventories P art 1305—Administration mileage exceeds 600 miles per month of each class of tires in each island, and [Gen. RO 15] may be issued a certificate for the class the relationship between the total al of Grade I tire which the Director has lowed mileage of the applicant and the WAR RATION BOOKS FOR CERTAIN CANADIAN instructed the Board to issue for the to RESIDENTS expected length of life of each class of tal allowed mileage which the applicant tires. § 1305.212 The issuance of war ra drives. tion books to certain Canadian residents (i) The classes of Grade I ti'res are: . 2. Section 6.4 (d) (1) is amended to and their use. Pursuant to the author pre-war, 85% level and above; synthetic read as follows: ity vested in the Office of Price Admin rubber; pre-war, below 85% level; and (1) For recapping. A recapper may istration and the Administrator by Ex reclaimed rubber. The Director shall, apply camelback to the tread surface of ecutive Orders 9125 and 9280, War Pro when specifying the classes of Grade I a tire carcass, provided that no truck duction Board Directive 1 and Supple- tires which a Board may authorize, have type camelback shall be used in recap * Copies may be obtained from the Office of ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of ping a tire to be mounted on a “passen Price Administration. Price Administration. ger automobile” unless its total allowed *8 F.R. 7107, 10079, 12796. 18 F.R. 12434, 13920. mileage exceeds 150 miles per month. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15379

No recapper shall apply camelback to modifies listed in Appendix A hereof industrial user, nor more than a total of the tread surface of a tire carcass if it until he has calculated and reported his $3.00 maximum markup above permitted will not be serviceable as a recapped tire. maximum price to the Office of Price is charged a retailer or a feeder aj the No recapper shall apply any rubber sub Administration. Maximum prices for case may be for his purchase from any stance other than camelback to the sales to ultimate consumers shall be re country shipper of any particular lot of tread surface of a tire for the purpose of ported to the state or district office of alfalfa hay irrespective of the number of tread renewal unless authorized by the the Office of Price Administration for such country shippers who may have Office of Price Administration or the the state or district in which the com handled the alfalfa hay in question. War Pr6duction Board. modities are prQduced and maximum 2. Sections 6 (a), (b) and (c) are 3. Section 7.4 (b) is amended to read prices for sales to retailers shall be re amended to read as follows: ported to the Office of Price Administra as follows: tion in Washington, D. C. No producer (a) “Dealer” means a person who-buys (b) Pile a report on OPA Form THR- may sell any of the commodities listed alfalfa hay from a producer or country 17 (Revised) in accordance With the in in Appendix A, hereof, at a price higher shipper for resale to an industrial user structions thereon. than the price so reported or calculated, or a retailer or a feeder except by sale but he may sell at a lower price. of a type specified in section 7 hereof. This amendment shall become effec (b) The maximum price for the sale tive November 5, 1943. This amendment shall become effec or delivery of alfalfa hay by a dealer (§ 1315.19 issued -under Pub. Law 671, tive November 12, 1943. shall be $1.50 per ton (maximum 76th Cong. E.O. 9125, 7 F it. 2719; WPB (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th markup) over his cost which shall not Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562, Supp. Dir: 1-Q, 7 F.R. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, exceed the maximum price thereon to 9121, General Order No. 48, 8 F.R. 2898) 8 F.R. 4681) him of the producer or country shipper, as the case may be, from whom the Issued this 3d day of November 1943. Issued this 6th day of November 1943. alfalfa hay in question was purchased M elvin C. R obbins, Chester B o w les, plus transportation charges actually in Territorial Director, Acting Administrator. curred by such dealer. Territory of Hawaii. (c) Notwithstanding the foregoing [F. R. Doc. 43-18012; Filed, November 6, 1943; Approved: «-4:29 p. m.] provisions of this section, dealers cus J ames P. D avis, tomarily doing business as above de Regional Administrator, scribed, may trade in alfalfa hay among Region IX. themselves: Provided, That no more than a total of the $1.50 markup above per IF. R. Doc. 43-18011; Filed, November 6,1943; P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts mitted is charged in any such sale to an 4:28 p. m.j [Rev. MPR 322,1 Amdt. 1] industrial user or a retailer or a feeder for the purchase from any dealer of any ALFALFA HAYJ STATES OF CALIFORNIA, ORE particular lot of alfalfa hay irrespective GON, WASHINGTON, ARIZONA, NEVADA, UTAH, of the number of such dealers who may P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts IDAHO, NEW MEXICO AND CERTAIN COUN have handled the alfalfa hay in question. [MPR 319,1 Arndt. 7] TIES IN TEXAS 3. Sections 7 (a), (b) and (c) are CERTAIN BAKERY PRODUCTS A statement of the considerations in amended to read as follows: volved in the issuance of this amend (a) “Retailer” means a person who A statement of the considerations in ment, issued simultaneously herewith, volved in the issuance of this amendment buys alfalfa hay for the purpose of sale has been filed with the Division of the to a feeder in the quantities .and in the has been issued simultaneously herewith Federal Register.* manner specified below. and filed with the Division of the Federal Revised Maximum Price Regulation 322 (b) The maximum prices for the sale Register.* is amended in the following respects: or delivery of alfalfa hay by a retailer Maximum Price Regulation No. 319 is 1. 'Sections 5 (b), (c) and (d) areshall be one of the following markups amended in the following respects: amended to read as follows: over his cost which shall not exceed the 1. Section 1351.1907 is amended to read (b) The maximum price for the sale maximum price thereon to him of the as follows: or delivery of alfalfa hay by a country producer, country shipper or dealer from shipper to a dealer or industrial user whom the alfalfa hay in question was § 1351.1907 Producers must print on purchased plus transportation charges wrappers all maximum prices for sales shall be $2.00 per ton (maximum mark up) over his cost which shall not exceed actually incurred by such retailer in so to ultimate consumers. Wherever a selling to a feeder: producer sells a commodity listed in Ap the maximum price thereon to him of the producer from whom the alfalfa hay (1) Where the retailer has unloaded pendix A hereof in a wrapper or other and stored the alfalfa hay in question in packaging materials after having calcu in question was purchased plus transpor tation charges actually incurred by such his established place of business which lated or reported his maximum price must consist of a permanent structure thereon, and where said commodity is country shipper in selling to a dealer. (c) The maximum price for the sale or building such as a feed store or struc intended to be sold by retailers, he shall tural warehouse: print on the face of said wrapper or or delivery of alfalfa hay by a country shipper to a retailer or to a feeder except (1) $5.00 per ton maximum markup if packaging material the maximum price sold in quantities of two tons or less. of the retailer for sales to ultimate con by a sale of a type specified in section 7 hereof, shall be $3.00 per ton (maximum (ii) $4.50 per ton maximum markup sumers calculated in accordance with if sold in quantities of more than two § 1351.1904, or where he sells said com markup) over his cost which shall not exceed the maximum price thereon to tons and not over three tons. modity directly to the ultimate consumer, (iii) $3.50 per ton maximum markup his maximum price for sales to ultimate him of the producer from whom the alfalfa hay in question was purchased if sold in quantities of more than three consumers calculated in accordance with tons and not more than five tons. S 1351.1903. plus transportation charges actually in curred by such country shipper in so (iv) $3.00 per ton maximum markup 2. Section 1351.1910 (a) is amended to selling to a retailer or feeder. if sold in quantities of more than five read as follows: " (d) Notwithstanding the foregoing tons but not over seven tons. (a) Calculation and reporting of max provisions of this section, country ship (2) Where the retailer sells from off imum prices. No producer subject to pers customarily doing business as above a railroad car, $3.00 per ton maximum this regulation shall sell any of the com- described may trade in alfalfa hay among markup if sold in quantities of less than themselves: Provided, That no more than railroad carlots. * Copies may be obtained from the Office of a total of the $2.00 maximum markup (c) Notwithstanding t h e foregoing Price Administration. above permitted is charged a dealer or provisions of this section, retailers cus 1 8 F.R. 1808, 2719, 2720, 3840, 7196, 10599, tomarily doing business as above de 13339. * 8 F.R. 8500. scribed may trade in alfalfa hay among 15380 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9y 1943

themselves: Provided, That no more than gional Administrator, District Director, as an industrial user are added to the a total of the maximum markup above or Board having jurisdiction, will revoke list of processed foods must, within eight permitted for the sale of a particular lot the ration or such part thereof. days after he ceases to be an industrial of alfalfa hay is charged a feeder for the 3. Section 1394.5507 (c) is amended to user, give to the board with which he is purchase from any retailer of such lot, read as follows: . registered the notice required in section irrespective of the number of such retail 13.1 that he will cease to operate as an ers who may have handled the alfalfa (c) Upon recommendation by the Pe industrial user, and he must close but his hay in question. troleum Administration for War, or any industrial user bank account, if any. 4. Section 13 (c) is added to read as authorized representative thereof, that (2) An industrial user who becomes a follows: fuel oil be denied to any person for the processor with respect to some, but not operation of oil burning equipment all, the items he produced as an indus (c) As used in this revised regulation (other than equipment furnishing heat trial user must, within eight days after the following terms shall have the fol or hot water to any building or struc the items produced by him as an in lowing meanings: ture) for the reason that such equipment dustrial user are added to the list of (1) “Feeder” is any person who feeds can be converted to the use of a fuel processed foods, amend his industrial alfalfa hay to livestock. other than fuel oil, the Washington user registration by eliminating from his (2) “Industrial consumer” is a person Office, or the Regional Administrator, base period use of processed foods his producing alfalfa meal from alfalfa hay District Director, or Board having juris use of those foods for the production of or otherwise processing alfalfa hay ex diction, will revoke any ration issued, or the items added to the list of processed cept such as occurs in the production of withhold the issuance of any ration, to foods. The board shall cancel his cur chopped alfalfa hay. such person for such use. rent allotment, and any excess inventory This amendment shall become ef 4. Section 1394.5507 (e) is revoked.- with which he may be charged, and shall fective November 12, 1943. 5. Every reference to “State Director” grant for the remainder of the current allotment period, an allotment based on (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78 Cong^j or “District Manager” is amended to read “District Director.” his use of processed foods in the corres E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. ponding base period to produce items as 4681) This amendment shall become effec tive on November 11, 1943. to which he remains an industrial user. Issued this 6th day of November 1943. However, this allotment is to be reduced (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended in proportion to the part of the allot Chester B owles, by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong., ment period which had elapsed at the - Acting Administrator. Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; WPB Direc time he amended his industrial user reg [F. R. Doc. 43-18013; Filed, November 6, 1943; tive No. 1, 7 F.R. 562; Supp. Dir. No. istration. (Any such industrial user who, 4:29 p. m.] 1-0, as amended, 7 F.R. 8416; E.O. 9125, by the operation of this subparagraph, 7 F.R. 2719) is unable to use any unused portion of Issued this 6th day of November 1943. his. past allotments allocable to the prod ucts as to which he continues to be an Part 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel C hester- B ow les, industrial user, may petition for all ad P roducts Acting Administrator. justment under section 14.5.) [RO l l ,1 Arndt. 87] [F. R. Doc. 43-18014; Filed, November 6, 1943; This amendment shall become effec 4:27 p. m.] FUEL OIL RATIONING REGULATIONS tive November 6, 1943. A rationale for this amendment has (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended been issued simultaneously herewith and P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th has been filed with the Division of the F ood P roducts Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, Federal Register.* [RO 13,1 Arndt. 84] 8 F.R. 10179; WPB Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562; Ration Drder No. 11 is amended in the Food DiT. 3, 8 F.R. 2005, and Food Dir. following respects: PROCESSED FOODS 5, 8 F.R. 2251) 1. Section 1394,5001 (a) (1) is amend A rationale for this amendmejartf has Issued this 6th day of November 1943. ed by adding after the period at the end been issued simultaneously herewith and Chester B owles, of the subparagraph the sentence, “The has been filed with the Division of the Acting Administrator. replacement of worn-out parts or the re Federal Register.* placement of fuel oil burning equipment Section 3.10 is added to read as fol [F .R . Doc. 43-18015; Filed, November 6, 1943; for the purpose of increasing the efficien lows: 4:27 p. m.] cy of the equipment (other than an addi Sec. 3.10 Industrial users who become tional facility) is not an installation of processors because of the addition of P art 1413—S oftwood Lumber Products additional facilities.” items to the list of processed foods, (a) 2. Section 1394.5507 (b) is amended to An industrial user who, because of the [MPR 483,1 Arndt. 1] read as follows: addition of items to the list of processed “general manager type” grain doors and (b) Upon certification by the Office of foods, becomes a processor with respect temporary coal doors for box cars Defense Transportation, or any author to items he produced as an industrial ized representative thereof, that any per user, must, if he is not already registered A statement of the considerations in son to whom a ration has been issued has as a processor, register as such in ac volved in the issuance of this amend been found by it to have violated an or cordance with section 3.2 (f), and open ment, issued simultaneously herewith, der of that office, and upon recommenda a ration bank account for his processor has been filed with the Division of the tion by such office that the ration or any operations. He must deposit all points Federal Register.* part thereof, issued to such person be re he has as an industrial user in his proc A new section 3a is added to read as voked, the Washington office, or the Re- essor ration bank account. If he has an follows: industrial user ration bank account, he S ec. 3a. Items not specifically priced. * Copies may be obtained from the Office of may draw a check for the balance there Any person wishing to sell an item cov Price Administration. in and deposit it in his processor ac ered by the regulation, but not specif »7 F R . 8480, 8809, 8897, 9316, 9396, 9492, count. All processed foods he has in his 9427, 9430, 9621, 9784, 10153, 10081, 10379, ically priced therein, must apply to the industrial user inventory shall be Lumber Branch of the Office of Price Ad 10530, 10531, 10780, 10707, 11118, 11071; 8 F.R. deemed to be part of his processor in 165, 237, 369, 374, 437, 439, 444, 535, 607, 608, ministration, Washington, D. C. for a 977, 1203, 1235, 1316, 1282, 1681, 1636, 1859, ventory. maximum price. He must submit a com 2194, 2432, 2598, 2781, 2871, 2720, 2942, 2993, (1) An industrial user who ceases to be plete description of the item to be priced. 2887, 3106, 3521, 3628, 3733 , 3848, 4938, such because all the items he produced 4255, 4137, 4350, 4784, 4850, 5678, 6064, 6262, This amendment shall become effective 6920, 7588, 6137, 9059, 9219, 9458, 9382, 10082, *8 F.R. Í1048, 11383, 11483, 11513, 11753, November 12, 1943. 10089, 10304, 10435, 11380, 11687, 11756, 11814, 11812, 12026, 12297,- 12312, 12446, 12485, 12543, 12139, 12934, 12713, 13125, 13341, 14126. 12548, 12560, 13301, 13492, 13980. *8 F.R. 14151. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15381

(55 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th § 207.160 All waterways tributary to enlistments for which men are to be ac Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, the Atlantic Ocean south of Chesapeake cepted, the ratings in which first enlist 8 FH. 4681) Bay and all waterways tributary to the ments may be made, the maximum and Gulf of Mexico east and south of St. minimum ages for such enlistments, and Issued this 6th day of November 1943. Marks, Fla.; use, administration, and other qualifications for first enlistments. Chester B ow les, navigation. * * * [Art. D-1001, Bu. Pers. Manual] Acting Administrator. (e) Waterways. * * * § 3.2 Qualifications for enlistment; IP. R. Doc. 43-18016; Filed, November 6, 1943; (4) Assembly and handling of tows. apprentice seamen—(a) Physical re 4:29 p. m.] All vessels drawing tows not equipped with rudders shall use two tow lines or quirements. Physical requirements for a bridle and shorten them to the great enlistment may be found in Chapter 11, P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices est possible extent so as to have full con Manual of the Medical Department, trol at all times. The various parts of a United States Navy.1 [Rev. SR 1 to GMPR,1 Amdt. 34[ tow shall be securely assembled with the (b) Age limits. Applicants must be exceptions; sales to united states individual units connected by lines as eighteen years of age and under thirty- agencies short as practicable. If necessary, as in one years of age at time of enlistment. the case of lengthy or cumbersome tows (c) Citizenship. Applicants must be A statement of the considerations in or tows in restricted channels, the Dis native born or fully naturalized citizens volved in the issuance of this amendment trict Engineer may require that tows be of the United States. has been issued and filed with the Di broken up and may require the installa (d) General Classification Test. Ap vision of the Federal Register.* tion of a rudder, drag or other approved plicants must have a passing mark of at Revised Supplementary Regulation No. steering device on the tow in order to least 50% in the General Classification 1 is amended in the following respects: avoid obstructing navigation or damag Test. 1. Section 4.3 (i). (1) is amended to ing the property of others, including (e) Character. Applicants must be of read as follows: aids to navigation maintained by the good character. (1) Completed rations: C; D; K; Five- United States or under its authoriza (f) Unmarried. Applicants must be in-One; Mountain; Bail Out; Combat; tion, by collision or otherwise. (Sec. 7, unmarried. Jungle; Life Raft* Corned Beef Hash 40 Stat. 266; 33 U.S.C. 1) [Regs. 30 April (g) No dependents. Applicants must (5V2 lb. can ); Meat and Vegetable Stew 1938 (EX). 7241 (Norfolk-Key West have np dependents. (30 oz. can); Meat and Vegetable Hash Intracoastal Waterway) 2/1) as (h) Police record. Applicants must (6 lb. 12 oz. can ); Chili Con Carne; and amended by Regs. 29 October 1943, CE have no police or juvenile record involv Ten-in-One. 800.211 (Atlantic Intracoastal Water ing moral turpitude. way)— SPEKH] (i) Age limit, ex-service men. Ex 2. Section 4.3 (i) (2) is amended by [SEAL] J . A. ULIO, members of the Marine Corps, Army and adding subdivisions (xxv), (xxvi), Coast Guard, with creditable discharges (xxvii), (xxviii), (xxix), and (xxx) to Major General, The Adjutant General. (by reason of expiration of term of en read as follows: , listment or for the convenience of the (xxv) Halazone tablets (covered by Maxi [F. R. Doc. 43-17985; Filed, November 6, 1943; Government) may be enlisted if in all mum Price Regulation No. 392). 10:06 a. m.] respects qualified, provided they are (xxvi) Matches (covered by Maximum under 35 years of age. Price Regulation No. 365). (xxvii) Soap (covered by Maximum Price (j) Ex-service men, rating in which en listed: Ex-members of the Marine Regulation No. 391). TITLE 34—NAVY (xxviii) Paper towels (covered by Maxi Corps, Army and Coast Guard, who are mum Price Regulation No. 266). Chapter I—Department of the Navy eligible for enlistment, are enlisted in (xxix) Canned roast beef (covered by Max- the rating of apprentice seamen and ad mum Price Regulation No. 169). P art 3—E nlistments vanced to the rating of seaman second (xxx) Dehydrated corned beef hash. Part 3 of this chapter is hereby • class after one month’s service, provided This amendment shall become effec amended and revised to read as follows: the previous service and training warrant such advancement. [Pars. 8-11 to 8-203 tive November 12, 1943. Bee. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th 3.1 Enlistments. § 3.3 First enlistments— (a) Ratings. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 312 Qualifications for enlistment; appren First enlistments will be made only in 8 F.R. 4681) tice seamen. the ratings of apprentice seamen, hos 3.3 First enlistments. pital apprentice second class, and stew Issued this 6th day of November 1943. 3.4 Citizensbip. 3.5 Consent papers. ard’s mate third class. Chester B ow les, 3.6 References. (b) Evidence of age. Every applicant Acting Administrator. 3.7 Identification records. for first enlistment must produce a bona [F. R. Doc. 43-18017 Filed, November 6, 1943; 3.8 Physical examinations. fide certificate or conclusive proof of 4:26 p. m.] 8.9 «Mental examination; General Classifi the date and place of his birth. Consent cation Tests. paper (NRB form 18) and Age Certifi 8.10 General information. cate (NRB form 15) will not be accepted 3.11 Enlistment papers. 3.12 Enlistments for U. S. Navy School of as conclusive evidence of date and place TITLE 33—NAVIGATION AND Music. of birth even when sworn to, unless such 3.13 Steward’s Mates. information has been established by the NAVIGABLE WATERS recruiter through one of the following A u t h o r i t y : §§ 3.1 to 3.13, inclusive, issued Chapter II—Corps of Engineers, War under R.S. 1547; 34 U.S.C. 591. sources: (1) State Bureau of Vital Statistics or the . Department Note: §§3.2 to 3.13 have been extracted from the publication “Instructions for the State Department of Public Health, when P art 207—Navigation R egulation Recruiting Service of the United States filed early enough in life to be unquestion ably accurate. ) TOWS ON CERTAIN TRIBUTARIES TO ATLANTIC Navy,” 1940, as amended to November 1, 1943. The respective article numbers of this (2) County Department of Public Health, OCEAN AND GULF OF MEXICO County Clerk’s or County Registrar’s Office, source publication are noted in brackets at Pursuant to the provisions of section the end of each section. when filed early enough in life to be unques tionably accurate. 7 of the River apd Harbor Act of August (3) City Department of Public Health, 8, 1917 (40 St£|t. 266; 33 U.S.C. 1), para § 3.1 Enlistments, (a) Unless modi fied by specific instructions from the City Clerk’s or City Registrar’s Office, when graph (e) (4) of § 207.160.is amended as filed early enough in life to be unquestion follows: ^Bureau (of Naval Personnel), first enlist ably accurate. ments are authorized to be made only at •Copies may be obtained from the Office regular recruiting stations. 1 Manual of the Medical Department, of Price Administration. (b) Instructions will be issued to the United States Navy, 1938, is available at 18 F.R. 3096, 3849, 4347, 4486, 4724, 4978, recruiting service by the Bureau from Office of Surgeon General, Navy Department, 4848, 6047, 6962, 8511, 9025, 9991, 10955, 13724. time to time setting forth the terms of Washington, D. C. 15382 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

(4) Hospital records of the hospital in guardian in all cases of minors under dependency, and no first enlistment will which the applicant was born; the records eighteen years of age. This consent must be made where dependency exists, or is of the attending physician or the attending be made on NRB Form 18, “Consent, likely to exist, which might cause a midwife. Declaration, and Oath of Parent or recruit to request a special order dis (5) Church records or baptismal records, Guardian.” charge at some future date. when such records were made early enough (k) Married men not to be enlisted. in the life of the applicant to be unquestion (b) Witnessing consent papers. Re ably accurate. cruiting officers or recruiters actually Married men will not be accepted for (6) The family Bible, when the entries witnessing the signing of consent papers first enlistment. Potential dependency appear to have been made at or near the by the person authorized to sign them is deemed to exist in the cases of divorced actual date of birth. shall endorse the face of the consent men; also in the cases of those who (7) School records, preferably grammar papers to this effect. admit an engagement to be married at school records, when there are no other means an early date. [Pars. 8-51 to 8-61] of establishing the date of birth. (c) Persons authorized to sign con (8) In cases of naturalization of the sent papers. The following persons are § 3.6 References—(a) To be obtained father, the age of minor children is some authorized to sign consent papers: on all applicants. Written references times included in the record. A notation on (1) The father, if parents are living and must be obtained on all applicants for the reverse side of the consent papers will be are neither divorced nor legally separated. first enlistment. No references will be signed by the recruiter to indicate how date (2) Either parent if the other parent is and place qf birth were established. delivered to an applicant. They will be dead, there being no court order establish mailed direct or be delivered by a re ing a legal guardianship. (c) No alterations on birth certifi (3.) Either parent to whom custody of the cruiter. Where practicable, recruiters cates. Birth certificates submitted to re child was awarded by court order in case should deliver references in order to cruiting officers or recruiters will be care of divorce or legal separation. make personal contact!) and obtain as fully examined, and no birth certificate (4) Both parents, a separate consent paper much pertinent information as possible. will be accepted on which alterations are being made out for the signature of each, (b) Relatives or friends. No refer apparent. [Pars. 8-31 to 8-33] in cases where no custody is awarded or ences will be accepted from relatives or where custody is divided by court order as close friends of an applicant or his fam- § 3.4 Citizenship— (a) U. S. Citizens a result of divorce or legal separation. or natives of U. S. insular possessions. (5) The legal guardian if one has been fiy. _ „ No person shall be enlisted in the Navy appointed by court order. (c) Responsible citizens. References who is not a native-born or fully natural must be from reputable and responsible (d) Special guardianship papers. In citizens of the community who are not ized citizen of the United States or a na cases where an orphan does not come tive of the United States insular posses personally interested in the enlistment under the control of children’s guardian, of the applicant. sions. Recruiting officers and recruiters special guardianship papery may be ac must establish in each case that the ap (d) References confidential. Refer cepted if issued in the name of some ences will be held strictly confidential. plicant is actually a United States citi reputable person. zen or a native of United States insular Under no circumstances shall the con (e) Orphan without legal guardian• tents of any reference be revealed to any possessions, as the case may be. Natives If a thorough investigation reveals that of insular possessions will not be enlisted person not in the recruiting service. an applicant has no living parent or (e) Employers’ references. Employers’ without special authority from the Bu guardian, the Bureau will consider au reau. references or references from military or thorizing such enlistment with the semi-military organizations are consid (b) Fact of citizenship to be entered consent of the nearest living relative. in service record. The recruiting officer ered accurate estimates of the qualifica A complete report of the circumstances tions of an applicant if they cover a suf shall enter, both in the service record and in the case will be made when applying on the shipping articles, a notation to the ficient period of time. If an applicant for authorization. has not been employed, a character ref effect that the man enlisted is a United (f) Consent papers not required when States citizen. If citizenship was ob erence in lieu of an employer’s reference over 18. Consent papers are not re may he obtained. tained by court action, the entry shall quired for applicants over eighteen years show the name and address of the court (f) Source of references to be consid of age. In lieu thereof NRB Form 15, ered. Since a reference is no better than granting citizenship, the date citizenship ' Age Certificate Form, shall be completed was granted, and the court number of the person who gives it, recruiters must and forwarded with the enlistment establish definitely in each case that the the case. papers. (c) Shipping articles to bear notation person giving the reference is actually a (g) Endorsements on back of consent reputable and responsible citizen. as to how citizenship was attained. The papers. Where documentary evidence, shipping articles of all persons enlisted (g) Police and juvenile court refer or official letter accepted in lieu of such ences. Police and juvenile court refer must bear a notation explaining how evidence, establishing‘proof of date of their United'States citizenship was at ences should be obtained from every city, birth, adoption, change of name, divorce town and county in the United States in tained. For example, a child born in and custody, or naturalization, is not England of parents who are United States which the applicant has resided since submitted with the enlistment papers, birth. In cases where applicants have citizens is a United States citizen, and, the recruiting officer, or recruiter, shall in the place' provided in the shipping resided in foreign countries, thus making place upon the back of tlfe consent it impracticable to obtain police and articles, a notaton should be made similar papers or Age Certificate Form, as may to the following: juvenile court records covering the pe be applicable, endorsements showing riods of such residence, such references United States citizen (parents United from what source proof was obtained for these periods are-not required. States citizens were temporarily residing in for each of the above items when ap England at time of applicant’s birth). (h) Enlistment of men with police and plicable. When documentary evidence juvenile court records. The greatest pre (d) Alien must be fully naturalized. is submitted with the enlistment papers caution shall be exercise^ to prevent the An alien over 21 years of age must be the above endorsements are not re enlistment of men with reformatory, fully naturalized in his own right in quired. • police court, or prison records. The ac order to be eligible for enlistment. He (h) Alterations or erasures. No con ceptance of such men does more to preju must produce his own certificate of sent paper will be accepted with erasures dice the general public against the Navy citizenship. or alterations. than any other single cause, particularly (e) Cases o f doubt. In cases where (i) Consent of parent not signing as the fact that these men are summarily there is doubt as to the citizenship of an consent papers. Where practicable in discharged when their records become applicant, the recruiting officer may ob cases where applicant’s father and ’ known does not receive general publicity. tain information from any field office of mother are living together, the consent The cases of men who apply for enlist the Immigration and Naturalization of the parent not required to sign the ment and are found to have juvenile Service, or the Commissioner of Immi consent papers should be obtained ver court records* shall he thoroughly in gration and Naturalization, Washington, bally. The Navy desires satisfied parents' vestigated. Should the recruiting officer D. C. [Pars. 8-41 to 8-44 and 8-47] as well as satisfied applicants. (j) Men with dependents not to be consider a man with such a record as de § 3.5 Consent papers—(a) For all enlisted. Recruiting personnel will es sirable material for the Navy, he shall minors. Written consent for enlistment tablish definitely the status of each ap make a full report to the Bureau, via the must be secured from the parent or plicant as to dependency and potential Recruiting Inspector, of all the circum- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15383

stances. He shall include with his re viding they proceed at their own expense. tirely upon his own responsibility. This port the statement of the juvenile court This practice will not be encouraged by must be explained to the applicant in judge or the probation officer, and shall recruiters. each case. Defective teeth should be give his own recommendation in the case. (d) Medical officer to examine appli * indicated by number and not by descrip The Bureau will decide each such case on cants. Medical officers attached to re tion, as “Teeth missing, one, two, sixteen; its own merits. cruiting stations will not delegate the decayed, thirteen, twenty-three. (i) Applicants reared in institutions conduct of physical examinations to (j) Flat feet, waivers therefor to con having correctional features. Appli others, • tain report of tests jumping. Flat foot, cants for enlistment who have been (e) Medical officers not to accept men when accompanied by symptoms of weak reared or trained in institutions having with defects likely to become aggravated. foot, or when the foot is weak on test, is correctional features may be accepted Medical officers should be particularly disqualifying. Pronounced cases of flat for enlistment only where) in each case, careful not to accept men who have de foot attended with decided eversion of thorough investigation has disclosed that fects which are likely to become aggra the inner border, due to inward rotation the applicant was committed therein vated and cause disability for service or of the astragalus (ankle bone), are dis through no fault of his own. CPars. 8-71 which may be used as a claim for com qualifying regardless of the presence or to 8-79] pensation. It is often difficult to de absence of subjective symptoms. When § 3.7 Identification record s— (a) termine whether an individual is suf any degree of flat foot-4s found, the Fingerprints to he taken by recruiters. ? fering from, or predisposed toward, strength of the feet should be ascertained All fingerprints will be taken by re mental disease during the time an ap by requiring the applicant to hop on the cruiters, either at the main station or at plicant is under observation in a re toes of each foot for a sufficient time and the substations. Under no circum cruiting office, especially* when the. ap by requiring him to alight on the toes stances will fingerprinting of applicants plicant is reacting to his normal mental after jumping up several times. Re be done by police authorities. level during that period, and a few cases quests fpr waiver for flat feet should con (b) Personal Identification Form, U. are passed and enlisted in the Naval tain thé results of such exercise tests. S. Navy. All applicants for enlistment. Service who are* soon discharged by (k) No responsibility to be assumed in and reenlistment will Jje required to medical survey for mental disorder and fitting applicants for enlistment. Nei complete Personal Identification Form, may be entitled to compensation. Med ther the recruiting officer nor the medi U. S. Navy. When these forms have ical officers and recruiting officers cal officer will assume any responsibility been completed they will be sent imme should, therefore, whenever possible, ob either for themselves or for the Navy in diately to the Federal Bureau of Investi tain the previous history and recom fitting applicants for enlistment. The gation, Department of Justice, Washing mendations as to ability and desira medical officer shall not operate on such ton, D. C., with the request for informa bility from applicants’ relatives, former applicants with a view to qualifying tion, in writing, as to whether or not employers, neighbors and family phy them. examination of these fingerprint records sicians. (l) Applicants not to write Bureau of discloses any data concerning these ap (f) Man to be informed of defects. Naval Personnel for waivers. Recruit plicants. The form will be retained in Slight defects which are not considered ing officers will advise applicants not to the files of the^ Federal Bureau of In at the time of examination to be of suffi write to the Bureau for waivers and not vestigation. No first enlistments or cient importance to cause rejection, may to present themselves to the Bureau in broken service reenlistments will be made later become aggravated, or the individ person. Such cases as in the opinion of until records have been cleared through ual may later complain of symptoms the recruiting officer merit the Bureau’s the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or, therefrom. The burden of proof lies consideration will be handled officially in the cases of minor offenses, until au with those who would show that an in by the recruiting officer in the usual thority for such enlistment has been re dividual was suffering from a disease manner. [Pars. 8-93 to 8-104] ceived from the Bureâu of Naval Person prior to his entry into the Naval Service. Therefore, medical officers will be careful § 3.9 Mental examination; General nel. The Federal Bureau of Investiga Classification Tests. All applicants for tion will mail replies only to main to enter all physical defects (deformities and results of injuries, operations and enlistment shall be given the General recruiting stations. If recruiting sub Classification Test, prescribed for cur stations mail forms direct to the Federal diseases) on the abstracts or first page of the health record and the applicant rent use. Applicants, except for the rat Bureau of Investigation a paragraph in ing of Steward’s Mate third class, who the letter of transmittal should request should be required to sign the following statement: “The medical officer has in make a mark lower than 50% shall be that replies be mailed to the main sta considered ineligible for enlistment. tion concerned. [Pars. 8-82 to 8-83] formed me that I have the following defects.” The General Classification Test mark of §3.8 P h y s i c a l examinations— (a) (g) Waivers Form NavPers 684. Re each applicant accepted for enlistment Conduct of physical examinations. quests for waivers, Form NavPers 684 (in will be entered in an appropriate record Physical examinations rôill be conducted triplicate) may be submitted for espe and sent to the training station to which by recruiters in strict privacy. Where a cially desirable applicants who have the recruit is sent. Used General Classi minor physical defect is detected which minor physical defects. When tele fication Tests will be retained at the Re ordinarily can be remedied *by a slight graphic waivers are requested, it is di cruiting Station for a period of three operation, recruiters will continue their rected that the name of the applicant be months, after which they will be de examination of the applicant until its given in full, together with the date andr stroyed by burning. [Par. 8—111] completion, to determine whether or not place of birth. §• 3.10 General information—(a) fkivy he has other defects which would dis (h) Waivers for underweight. In re life to be explained. Recruiting person qualify him for enlistment. questing waivers for underweight, espe nel shall explain carefully the regula ' (b) Applicants submitting to correc cially when such requests are made by tions regarding enlistments, promotions, tive operations. When an applicant despatch, it is directed that the age, and discharges to those applying for en states his intention of submitting to a height, weight, chest expansion, and listment, explaining to them the kind of minor operation for the remedy of a number of inches expanded, be given, as life they are to lead and that Navy life defect detected by recruiters, such re well as the number of pounds under is largely spent on shipboard. Applicants cruiters must recommend no physician, weight. should be informed of the life they will surgeon, dentist or hospital to the appli (i) Teeth. Applicants who have de lead for the first few months in the serv cant and must inform the applicant that fective or missing teeth and who do not ice. They will thus realize the discipline even though the operation is successful meet the requirements for enlistment and military life involved and so may should be rejected outright. Where the no assurance can be given that he will overcome dissatisfaction experienced in be accepted for enlistment. defects are minor in nature and may easily be remedied by a Naval dental offi some cases during their early period of (c) Rejected applicants examined at cer, a waiver may be requested if the training. The hard part of Nayy life* main station. Applicants who are re applicant is deemed to be especially de must be explained truthfully as well as jected physically at substations will be sirable. If the applicant desires to have the easy and pleasant part. given a further physical examination at dental work done in order to fit himself (b) No promise of leave. No promise the main station if they so request, pro for enlistment, he must have it done en will be made to recruits that they will be 15384 FED ER A L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9,1943 granted leave of absence upon completion (l) Naval Academy. The Bureau of listment, date and place of discharge, and Naval Personnel does not desire that the service number, if possible. of the period of training at a Naval (2) Arm y : Name in full, including middle Training Station, although every effort remote possibility of entering the Naval name; rank, date and place of enlistment, date will be made to give recruits leave at th a t, Academy be held out as an inducement and place of discharge, serial number, if pos time, if practicable. for enlistment, nor does it wish it to ap sible, and organization, including company (c) Punishment for desertion. Every pear that an enlistment in the Navy is a or similar subdivisions, from which dis recruit must have explained to him the substitute for a congressional appoint charged. If discharged from a casual com provisions of the Articles for the govern ment. In furnishing information relative pany, statement should be made of last to the Naval Academy, recruiting person organization of service. It is particularly im ment of the Navy relative to desertion portant that requests for verification of Army and the penalties therefor. nel will stress the fact that the privilege service contain a statement of organization, (d) Typhoid prophylaxis. Every ap of competing for the Naval Academy is including company, battery, troop, squad, or plicant will be informed that he must incidental to the Service, and those who similar subdivision in which the man served, submit to treatment for the prevention fail to meet either the mental or physical and the approximate dates of such service. of typhoid and smallpox, and to such standards (the latter being more strin (3) Marine Corps and Coast Guard: Name other preventive measures as may be gent than those for enlistment), or who in full, including middle name; rank, and considered necessary by naval authori are not included in the annual quota of places and dates of enlistment and discharge. ties. Refusal to submit to this treatment one hundred successful candidates from (i) Full name and service number. As will disqualify the applicant for enlist the Navy , and Marine Corps allowed by the files of the Bureau of Naval Personnel ment. law for appointment, will be required to > contain many identical names, with sim (e) No promises. Recruiters must be complete their terms of enlistment. ilar initials, identification is impossible careful to make no promises, either ac (m) Administrative discharges from without the full name and service num tual or implied. In answering questions, C. C. C. No hian who has received an ber. particularly in writing, they should be administrative discharge from the Civil (j) Forged papers. There have been plain and explicit so that the récipient ian Conservation Corps will be enlisted cases of forged consent papers submitted is in no doubt as to the meaning intended. without authority from the Bureau of by minors living-in the same city in which (f) Recruits warned as to previous Naval Personnel. [Pars. 8-121 to 8-1341 the recruiting station is located, wherein service. Each recruit enlisted who § 3.11 Enlistment papers— (a) Appli the alleged signatures of both parent and states that he has had no previous serv cation. The original application for en notary were in the same hand. The Bu ice in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or listment, NRB Form 24, will be filled in reau considers that to enlist a person Coast Guard shall be informed that if by the applicant in his own handwriting under such conditions is inexcusable. he has had such previous service the in ink, with the exception of the section (k) Oaths. The oath of allegiance will fact will become known as soon as his on physical examination on the third be administered with fitting solemnity, papers reach the Navy Department, and page which will be completed "by the and recruiting officers should impress that he will be tried by court-martial for medical examiner. upon recruits the seriousness of its na fraudulent enlistment. (b) Consent papers. All copies of the ture. [Pars. 8-141 to 8-150, 8-154] (g) Fingerprint warning. In order to Consent papers, NRB Form 18, must be discourage the reenlistment of undesir signed and witnessed. § 3.12 Enlistments for U. S. Navy able men under assumed names, recruit (c) Release'from National Guard or School of Music—(a) Qualifications. ing officers will require the following other military service. No member of Qualifications for enlistment are the sign to be placed in the main station the National GuaM, Naval Militia, same as for other first enlistments, ex and in each substation over the desk Marine Corps Reserve, or Civilian Con cept that applicant must be a graduate where fingerprints are taken. servation Corps shall be enlisted until of high school or have equivalent educa tion. Warning after some form of release from his obli gation has been obtained. Release is (b) General procedure. Application If you have been in the Army, Navy, Ma construed to mean either his actual dis blanks, furnished by the Recruiting Bu rine Corps or Coast Guard and were not charge or a letter or telegram stating reau, must be filled out and forwarded honorably discharged; your fingerprints are to the Officer in Charge, U. S. Navy on file. The fingerprint expert will estab that his discharge will be issued. lish your identity before you are transferred. (d) Naval Academy Waiver. Re School of Music, Navy Yard, Washington, cruiting officers will require all appli D. C. Should the information thereon The word “Warning” shall be in red and cants who are within the age limits for warrant the applicant being given a mu the remainder in black. The sign entry to the Naval Academy to read and sical examination, the officer in charge, should measure about 16 by 20 inches. sign NRB Form 46, Naval Academy of the recruiting station covering the dis (h) Drifters. Applicants who do not Waiver. trict in which the applicant resides will reside within the recruiting territory of (e) Home investigations. Much may be requested to complete all prelim the main station or substation at which be learned about the character of an inaries to enlistment and notify him they apply for enlistment, will be ad applicant and his family by careful home when to appear for mental and physical vised to make their applications at the investigations. The Recruiting Officer, examinations. If-found qualified for en recruiting station covering the territory at his discretion, shall require recruiters listment, he will be certified to the Officer in which they maintain permanent resi to conduct thorough home investigations in Charge, U. S. Navy School of Music dence. The drifter type generally is not of applicants. who will advise the recruiting officer desirable for the Navy. (f) Service numbers. Groups of serv when applicant is to be called for transfer (i) Political affiliations. Recruiting, ice numbers are issued by the Bureau to the Navy Yard, Washington, D. C., for personnel must not suggest, or imply, to main recruiting stations for as musical examination. Upon successful that correspondence between applicants’ signment to recruits. Service numbers completion of the musical examination, .political representatives and the Navy of naval reservists will be retained upon he will be enlisted at Navy Recruiting Department will give them preference on their enlistment in the Regular Navy. Substation, Washington, D. C., and trans the waiting list or result in their accept (g) Crediting of enlistment. Each ferred to a designated Naval Training ance after having been rejected. enlistment will be credited to the Con Station, for recruit training covering only (j) Bribes. In the event an applicant gressional District and State ip which the detention period of three weeks, after attempts to bribe recruiting personnel to the man has a permanent home. which he will be transferred to the Navy advance his name on the waiting list, (h) Verification of lost discharge. In Yard,* Washington, D. C., to enter the he will be rejected as undesirable. requesting verification of service of men School of Music.' (k) Applicants' friends. Qualified ap who have lost their discharges from the (c) Transportation. Any transporta plicants should be requested to furnish Navy, Army, Marine Corps or Coast tion involved in reporting to the main the names and addresses of their ac Guard, the following information must recruiting station in whose district the quaintances who may possibly desire to be submitted to the Bureau of Naval applicant resides (and return transpor enter the Naval Service. All applicants Personnel:* tation in the event the applicant is found will be treated with coùrtesy and con (1) Na w : Name in full, including the not qualified) must be paid by the appli sideration. middle name; rating, date and place of en cant. Government transportation and V

FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15385 subsistence en route will be furnished P art 6—Naval R eserve T. 27 N., R. 15 W., from the recruiting station to Washing that part south and west of the line shown ton, D. C., and, in the event of failure to MEDICAL OFFICERS, VOLUNTEER RESERVE as the boundary of the Hualapai Indian Reservation on the plat of survey ac qualify there, return transportation will Paragraph (b) (6) of §6.2311 is. cepted April 12, 1902. be furnished to place of residence. amended to read as follows: T. 28 N., R. 15 W., (d) Preparation of enlistment papers. § 6.2311 Medical officers, Volunteer Sec. 29, that part west of the line shown Upon receipt of notification from the Reserve (Special Service), Class MC-V as the boundary of the Hualapai Indian Officer in Charge of the School that an Reservation on the plat of survey ac (S).1 * * * cepted April 12, Î902; applicant is considered eligible for the (6) Evidence of qualification in a spe musical examination, all enlistment pa Secs. 30 and 31; cialty; or a statement indicating satis Sec. 32, that part west of the line shown pers will be prepared the same as ,for factory completion of internship. [Man-, as the boundary of thé Hualapai Indian other enlistments, except for date and ual Circular Letter No. 26^43, Oct. 4, Reservation on the plat of survey ac place of enlistment and signatures of the 1943] cepted April 12, 1902; applicant and the recruiting officer. Sec. 33, that_part south and west of the These prepared papers will then be for (52 Stat. 1175, 54 Stat. 162, 55 Stat. 3, 56 line shown as the boundary*of the Hua warded by air mail or special delivery Stat. 266, 730, 739; 34 U.S.C. 853, 854e, lapai Indian Reservation on the plat of to the Officer in Charge, Navy Recruiting Supp. 855/, 855o, 857-8570, 858e, 855d) survey accepted April 12, 1902. Station, Washington, D. C., for comple T. 23 N„ R. 16 W., J ames F orrestal, Secs. 1 to 5, inclusive; tion when the enlistment is consum Acting Secretary .of the Navy. Sec. 6, lots 1 to 13, inclusive, and Lots 17 mated. [F. R. Doc. 43-17987; Filed, November 6, 1943; and 18, SftN Eft, SEft; (e) Transfer of applicants. Appli Sec. 7, Lots 1 and 8, NE 14, NftSEft, SEft cants who have been examined and have 10:16 m.] SEft; qualified for enlistment will be advised Secs. 8 to 16, inclusive; to take all their instruments to Washing Sec. 17, Eft, EftNWft, NWftNWft, NEft ton. No applicant will be transferred to SW ft; TITLE 43—PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR Sec. 21, Nft, NEftSW ft, SE ft; arrive on Saturday or Sunday and should Secs. 22 to 26, inclusive; arrive as early ¿n the morning as prac Chapter I—General Land Office Sec. 27, Nft, Nft SW ft, SEftSW ft, S E ft; ticable. (Appendix2) Sec. 28, Eft NEft, NW ftN Eft. (f) Failure of applicants to be re Tps. 24 to 27 N., R. 16 W. ported. If an applicant fails to qualify [Public Land Order 192] T. 28 N„ R. 16 W., for enlistment the Officer in Charge, Secs. 25 f,o 36, inclusive. Arizona U. S. Navy School of Music, will be in T. 23 N., R. 17 W„ WITHDRAWING PUBLIC LANDS FOR USE OF WAR Sec. 1, Lot 1. • formed in order to make further selec T. 24 N„ R. 17 W., tions. DEPARTMENT AS AERIAL GUNNERY RANGE Secs. 1 to 4, inclusive; (g) Waivers. Waivers for School of By virtue of the authority vested in the Sec. 5, Lots 1 to 4, inclusive, NEftSW ft, Music applicants may be submitted in President and pursuant to Executive SE ft; the same manner as for other first en Order No. 9337 of April 24, 1943 (8 F.R. Sec. 8, NEftNEft; ' listments. Sec. 9, Ny2; BftSWft, SEft; 5516), it is ordered as follows: Secs. 10 to !•, inclusive; (h) Service numbers. Service num Subject to valid existing rights, the Sec. 16, EftNEft.NWftNEft; bers will be assigned School of Music public lands in the following-described Sec. 22, N Eftr NEftNWft, N EftSEft; applicants before transfer to Washing areas are hereby withdrawn from all Secs. 23 to 25, inclusive; ton. In the event of failure, the Officer forms of appropriation under the public- Sec. 26, NEft, EftNWft, EftSEft, NWft in Charge, School of Music,' will inform land laws, including the mining and min SE ft; the recruiting officer in order that serv eral-leasing laws, and reserved for the Sec. 36, Lots 1 and 2, NEft, NftNWft. SEft ice numbers may be re-issued. NW>/4, N ftSE ft. use of the War Department as an aerial T. 25 N., R. 17 W., (i) Personal Identification Form. gunnery range: Secs. 1 -to 29, inclusive; School of Music applicants will not be G ila and S alt R iver Meridian Sec. 30, Lots 1,2, 3, Ey2, Ey2NWft, Ey2SW ft; transferred to Washington until the re Sec. 31, NftNEft, SEftNEft, NEftSEft; turn of papers in connection with Per T. 25 N., R. 13 W., Secs. 32 to 36, Inclusive. sonal Identification, U. S. Navy. [Pars. Sec. 5, lot 1; T. 26 N., R. 17 W. 8-171 to 8-1791 Sec. 6, lots 1 to 5, inclusive, SftNWft, T. 27 N„ R. 17 W., SW‘/4, W ftSE ft; secs. 10 to 16, inclusive, and secs. 20 to § 3.13 Steward’s Mates— (a) Qualifi Sec. 7; 36, inclusive. cations. Qualifications for Steward’s Sec. 8, lots 1, 2, 8, SWftNWft, SWft, T. 25 N., R. 18 W., Mate third class are in general the same SW ft SEft; x secs. 1 to 3, inclusive; Sec. 17, NW1/4NW1/4; sec. 4, lots 1 and 2, SftN Eft; as for apprentice seamen. Sec. 18, Nft, NE ft SWft, NW ft SEft; (b) Enlistment and transfer. Stew sec. 10, NEft, NEy4NW 14, NftSEft, SEft Secs. 30 and 31. SEft; ard’s Mates shall be enlisted and trans T. 26 N„ R. 13 W., secs. 11 to 13, inclusive; ferred as directed by the Bureau. Sec. 31, lot 1. sete. 14, E ft, Nft, NWft, SEft NWft; (c) General Classification Tests. No T. 24 N., R. 14 W., sec. 23, NEftNEft; qualifying mark on General Classifica Secs. 1 to 22, inclusive, and secs. 28 to 80, sec. 24, Ni/a, NE ft SW ]4, SE ft; tion Test is established. Recruiting offi inclusive. sec. 25, EftN Eft. cers may enlist ‘ applicants who obtain T. 25 N., R. 14 W., T. 26 N., R. 18 W., T. 26 N., R. 14 W., secs. 1 and 2; below 50 in the test if they are of the that, part south and west of the line shown secs. 10 to 17, inclusive, and secs. 20 to 28, opinion that other characteristics offset as the boundary of the Hualapai Indian inclusive; the low General Classification Test mark. Reservation on the plat of survey ac sec. 29, Nft, N EftSW ft, S E ft; (d) Selectivity. Great care shall be cepted April 12, 1902. sec. 32, NftNEft, SEftN Eft; T. 27 N., R. 14 W., sec. 33, N ft, N ftSW ft, SEftSW ft, S E ft; exercised by recruiting officers in select that- part south and west of the line shown secs. 34 to 36, inclusive. ing men for Steward’s Mate ratings. as the boundary of the Hualapai Indian T. 27 N., R. 18 W., (e) Personal Identification Form. Reservation on the plat of survey ac sec. 36. Personal Identification Form, U. S. Navy, cepted April 12, 1902. The area described, including both public will be handled in the same manner as T. 23 N., R. 15 W., and non-public lânds, aggregates 362,161.62 Secs. 3 to 9, inclusive, and secs. 17 to 19, acres. for other enlistments. [Pars. 8-181, inclusive. 8-183 to 8-186] T. 24 N., R. 15 W., This order shall take precedence over Secs. 1 to 35, Inclusive. but not modify (1) the order of March J ames F orrestal, Acting Secretary of the Navy. Tps. 25 and 26 N., R. 15 W., 6, 1936, of the Secretary of the Interior, establishing Arizona Grazing District No. [F. R. Doc. 43-17988; Filed, November 6,1943; 18 F.R. 9668. 2, and (2) the reservation for public use 10:16 a. m.] * Formerly cited as Part 298. made by the Executive order of April 17, 15386 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

1926 (Public Water Reserve No. 107), so operated as electric lines), herein re its office in Washington, D. C., on the far as such orders affect any of the ferred to as steam roads, subject to the 6th day of November, A. D. 1943. above-described lands. provisions of the Interstate Commerce Upon further consideration of the pro The jurisdiction granted by this order .Act, and every trustee, executor, admin visions of Service Order No. 120 (8 F.R. shall cease at the expiration of the six istrator, or assignee of any such carrier 5761) of April 30, 1943, as amended (8 months’ period following the termina be, and they are hereby, required to com F.R. 15198), and good cause appearing tion of the unlimited national emergency ply with the “Uniform System of Ac therefor: declared by Proclamation No. 24872 of counts for Steam Railroads, Issue of It is ordered, That: May 27,1941 (55 Stat. 1647). Thereupon, 1943.” Section 95.11' Bituminous coal. This jurisdiction over the lands hereby re And it is further ordered, That notice section, as amended, is hereby suspended, served shall be vested in the Depart of this order shall be given to all steam effective at 11:00 a. m., War Time, No ment of the Interior, and any other ïoads and to the public by depositing a vember 6, 1943, until further order of Department or agency of the Federal copy thereof in the office of the Secretary the Commission. Government according to their respec of the Commission at Washington, D. C., It is further ordered, That copies of tive interests then of record. The lands, and by filing it with the Director of the this order shall be served upon all com however, shall remain withdrawn from Division of the Federal Register. mon carriers by railroad subject to the appropriation as herein provided until By the Commission, Division 1. Interstate Commerce Act, upon all state otherwise ordered. [seal] W. P. B artel, Commissions, and upon The Associa Abe F ortas, Secretary. tion of American Railroads, Car Service Acting Secretary of the Interior. [F. R. Doc. 43-18059; Filed, November 8, 1943; Division, as agent of the railroads sub November 2, 1943, 11:23 a. m.] scribing to the car service and per diem [F. R. Doc. 43-18026; Filed, November 8, 1943; agreement under the terms of that 10:19 a. m.] agreement; and that notice of this order [Service Order 96-B] be given to the general public by de Part 95—Car S ervice positing a copy in the office of the Secre tary of the Commission at Washington, TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND REROUTING OF MACHINERY D. C., and by filing it wfth the Director, RAILROADS At a session of the Interstate Com Division of the Federal Register. Chapter I—Interstate Commerce merce Commission, Division 3, held at By the Commission, Division 3. Commission its office in Washington, D. C., on the 4th [seal] W. P. B artel, day of November, A. D. 1943. Secretary. P art 10—S team IJoads: Uniform S ystem Upon further consideration of the pro of Accounts [F. R. Doc. 43-18060; Filed, November 8, 1943; visions of Service Order No. 96 of No 11:23 a. m.] 1943 REVISION vember 20,1942,1 and Service Order No. At a session of the Interstate Com 96-A of February 6, 1943,1 and good merce Commission, Division 1, held at cause appearing therefor: its office in Washington, D." C., on the It is ordered, That (a) Service Order 1st day of May A. D. 1943.* No. 96 permitting the rerouting of ten TITLE 50—WILDLIFE The matter of a uniform system of ac carloads of machinery to be moved from Newport News, Virginia, to the Grand Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service counts for steam railroads, being under Coulee Power Plant, Odair, Washington, consideration, Part 25—S outhern R egion National be, and it is hereby, vacated and set, And it appearing, that by orders issued Wildlife R efuges on May 19, 1914, the Interstate Com aside. (b) Service Order No. 96-A, permitting W H ITE RIVER NATIONAL W ILD LIFE REFUGE, merce Commission prescribed the “Clas the rerouting of fifteen carloads of ma ARKANSAS sification of Investment in Road and chinery from Newport News, Virginia, Equipment of Steam Roads, Issue of Under authority of section 10 of the to the Grand Coulee Power Plant, Odair, Migratory Bird Conservation Act of Feb 1914”; the “Glassification of Operating Washington, be, and it is hereby, vacated Revenues and Operating Expenses of and set aside. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 ruary 18, 1929 (45 Stat. 1222; 16 U.S.C. Steam Roads, Issue of 1914”; and the Stat. 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 715i), as amended, and in extension of “Classification of Income, Profit and (10)—(17) ). § 12.3 of the Regulations for the Admin Loss, and. General Balance Sheet Ac It is further ordered, That this order istration of National Wildlife Refuges counts for Steam Roads, Issue of 1914”; shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., under the Jurisdiction of the Fish and And it further appearing, that since November 8,1943; that a copy of this or Wildlife Service, dated December 19, the effective date of said regulations, der and direction shall be served upon various supplemental orders have been 1940 (5 F.R. 5284), the following is here the Association of American Railroads, by ordered: issued in which changes were made in Car Service Division, as agent of the rail certain provisions of the original orders; roads subscribing to the car service and Section 25.966a White River National And it further appearing, that be per diem agreement under the terms of Wildlife Refuge, Arkansas; commercial cause of the numerous requests for cop that agreement; and that notice of this fishing, is amended by striking out para ies of the original orders and amend order be given to the general public by graph (b) State fishing laws and insert ments thereto; and in order to simplify depositing a copy in the office of the ing in lieu thereof the following; them for ready reference, it is desirable Secretary of the Commission at Wash (b) State fishihg laws. Any person and appropriate that the original or ington, D. C., and by filing it with the ders and the several amendments thereto who fishes commercially within the Director, Division of the Federal Register. refuge must comply with the applicable be consolidated and published in revised By the Commission, Division 3. form; fishing laws and regulations of the State It is ordered, That the classifications [seal] W. P. B artel, of Arkansas, except that the use of heart prescribed by orders of May 19, 1914, as Secretary. and lead nets is not permitted during revised and supplemented, which orders [F. R. Doc. 43-18008; Filed, November 6, 1943; the period from February 1 to April 30, are referred to and made a part hereof 11:35 a. m.] inclusive. Picnic seining is not permit be, and they are hereby, published in ted at any time, and the Director of the revised form to be known as the “Uni [S. O. 120—G] Fish and Wildlife Service may further form System of Accounts for Steam Rail roads, Issue of 1943.” 1 . Part 95—Car S ervice restrict the type of gear that may be used for commercial fishing. It is further ordered, That all carriers BITUMINOUS COAL by railroad (except those independently Oscar L. Chapman, At a session of the Interstate Com Assistant Secretary of the Interior. 1 Filed as part of the original document. merce Commission, Division 3, held at October 26, 1943. Copies may be obtained from the Interstate Commerce Commission. 1Not filed with the Division of the Federal [F. R. Doc. 43-18023; Filed, November 8, 1943; *6 F.R. 2617. Register. 10:19 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15387

4724), as amended by Administrative Order The Brunner Company, 3911 Cleveland March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079), and Admin Avenue, Ashtabula, Ohio; women’s govern Notices istrative Order June 7, 1943 (8 F.R. 7890). ment service uniforms, slacks, slacksuits, and Artificial Flowers and Feathers Learner daytime kpparel; 20 percent (AT); effective Regulations, October 24, 1940 (5 F.R. 4203). November 6, 1943, expiring May 5, 1944. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Glove Findings and Determination of Feb Carwood Manufacturing Company, Win ruary 20, 1940, as amended by Administrative der, Georgia; shirts and trousers; 10 per General Land Office. Order September 20, 1940 (5 F.R. 3748), and cent (T); November 6, 1943, expiring No as further amended by Administrative Order, vember 5, 1944. [Five-Acre Tract Classification 33] March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079).' Congress Shirt Company, 831 Middle Los Angeles, California Hosiery Learner Regulations, September 4, Street, Bath, Maine; men’s and boys’ ap 1940 (5 F.R. 3530), as amended by Admin parel; 10 percent (T) ; effective November 6, land open for leasing istrative Order March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079). 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. Independent Telephone Learner Regula- ' Elder Manufacturing Company, Webb City, Correction tions, September 27, 1940 (5 F.R. 3829). Missouri; boys’ dress shirts and blouses; 10 In F.R. Doc. 43-17536, appearing on Knitted Wear Learner Regulations, October percent (T ); effective November 3, 1943, ex page 14767 of the issue for Saturday, Oc 10, 1940 (5 F.R. 3982), as amended by Ad piring November 2, 1944. ministrative Order, March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. Ely and Walker Lingerie Plant, Warrenton, tober 30, 1943, the land description 3079). Missouri; ladies’ slips, panties, gowns and should read as follows: .^Millinery Learner Regulations, Custom pajamas; 10 learners (T ); effective November T . 15 S., R. 7 E., sec. 3, N%, SW&BWft, Made and Popular Priced, August 29, 1940 6, 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. Ey28Wi4, SE^4 , 600.76 acres. (5 F.R. 3392, 3393). Eureka Pants Manufacturing Company, Textile Learner Regulations, May 16, 1941 Depot Street, Shelbyville, Tennessee; cotton (6 F B . 2446), as amended by Administrative work pants; 10 percent (T ); effective Novem Order March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079). ber 2, 1943, expiring November 1, 1944. Woolen Learner Regulations, October 30, M.iFine and Sons Manufacturing Company, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 1940 (5 F.R. 4302). Inc., 8th and Spring Streets, Jeffersonville, Notice of Amended Order for the Employ Indiana; pants; 10 percent (T ); effective Rural Electrification Administration. ment of Learners in the Cigar Manufactur November 6, 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. ing Industry, July 20, 1941 (6 F.R. 3753). [Administrative Order 784] M. Fine and Sons Manufacturing Company, The employment of learners under Inc., 15th and Main Streets, New Albany, Allocation of F unds for L oans Indiana; cotton work shirts; 15 percent (AT); these certificates is limited to the terms effective November 6, 1943, expiring May 5, November 1, 1943. and conditions therein contained and to 1944. By virtue of the authority vested in the provisions of tfie applicable deter Fishman and Tobin, Broad and Carpenter me by the provisions of section 5 of the mination and order or regulations cited Streets; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; infants’ above. The applicable determination and boys’ wash suits; 10 percent (T ); effec Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as tive November 6, 1943, expiring November 5, amended, I hereby allocate, from the and order or regulations, and the effec tive and expiration dates of the certifi 1944. sums authorized by said Act, funds for Fretz Brothers, 710 Central Street, Kansas loans for the projects and in the cates issued to each employer is listed City, Missouri; white suit coats, pants, aprons, below. The certificates may be cancelled towels, caps, etc.; 2 learners (T ); effective amounts as set forth in the following in the manner provided in the regulations schedule: November 3, 1943, expiring November .2, 1944. and as indicated in the certificates. Any Harrisburg Childrens Dress Company, 14th Project designation: Amount person aggrieved by the issuance of any and Howard Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsyl New York 4020S1 Delaware______$15,000 of these certificates, may seek a review vania; children’s dresses; 10 percent (T ); ef New York 4023S1 Chautauqua__ 10,000 or reconsideration thereof. fective November 6, 1943, expiring November New York 4024S1 Oneida____ ;__ _ 10,000 5, 1944. Name and Address of F irm, .Industry, Prod Kentucky Pants Company, 117 North Race W illiam J . Neal, uct, Number of Learners and Effective Street, Glasgow, Kentucky, men’s work pants; Acting Administrator. Dates 10 per cent (T ); effective November 6, 1943, apparel industry expiring November 5, 1944. [F. R. Doc. 43-17991; Filed, November 6, 1943; Kleeson Company, Jefferson Avenue, 11:11 a. nr.] Crescent Neckwear Company, 355 Marietta Moundsville, West Virginia; semi-dress and Street, Atlanta, Georgia; men’s and boys’ boys’ work pants; 30 learners (AT); effective neckties; 5 learners (T ); effective November November 3y 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. 5, 1943, expiring November 4, 1944. Kolodney & Myers, Inc., Railroad Street, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. The Manhattan Shirt Company, 60 Hill Winchendon, Massachusetts; rayon, cotton Street, Greenwich, New York; men’s cotton dresses; 10 percent (T ); effective November Wage and Hour Division. underwear; 5 percent (T ); effective Novem 8, 1943, expiring November 7, 1944. ber 6, 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. J. Libman & Son, 94 Fulton Street, Pater Learner E mployment Certificates Taneytown Manufacturing Company, son, New Jersey; ladies’ "underwear and Taneytown, Maryland; men’s coats, vests and pajamas; 10 percent (T ); effective November ISSUANCE TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIES pants; 5 percent (T ); effective November 2, 6, 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. 1943, expiring November 1, 1944. Notice of issuance of special certifi S. Liebovitz & Sons, Inc., Duplan Building, cates for the employment of learners SINGLE PANTS, SHIRTS, AND ALLIED GARMENTS, Hazleton, Pennsylvania; »men’s dress and under the Fair Labor Standards Act of WOMEN’S APPAREL, SPORTSWEAR, RAINWEAR, sport- shirts; 50 learners (E ); effective 1938. ROBES AND LEATHER AND SHEEP-LINED GAR November 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. M ENTS DIVISIONS OF TH E APPAREL INDUSTRY (This certificate replaces the special learner Notice is hereby given that special cer certificate previously issued, effective October tificates authorizing the employment of Anita Dress Company, Inc., 20-22 Hillside 9, 1943, and expiring October 8, 1944.) learners at hourly wage rates lower than Avenue, Edwardsville, Pennsylvania; cotton Lin-Dol Dress Company, First National and rayon dresses; 64 learners (E); effective Bank Building, "Patton, Pennsylvania; chil the minimum wage rate applicable under November 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. section 6 of the Act are issued under dren’s and ladies’ dresses and blouses; 10 The Baker Manufacturing Company, 319 y2 learners (T ); effective November 5, 1943, ex section 14 thereof, Part 522 of the regu East Main Street, Chanute, Kansas; cotton piring May 5, 1944. (This certificate replaces lations issued thereunder (August 16, dresses; 16 learners (AT) ¡'effective November the certificate previously issued, effective May 1940, 5 F.R. 2862, and as amended June 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. 5,1943 and expiring May 5, 1944.) 25, 1942, 7 F.R. 4725), and the Determi Michael Berkowitz Company, Barton Mill H. Linsk & Company, Clayton Plant, Clay nation and Order or Regulation listed Road, Uniontown, Pennsylvania; men’s ton, New Jersey; children’s cotton dresses; 6 shirts and pajamas; 10 percent (AT); effec F ederal R eg learners (T ); effective November 8, 1943, ex below and published in the tive November 3, 1943, expiring March 8, ister as here stated. piring November 7, 1944. 1944. H. Linsk & Company, Inc., Penns Grove, Apparel Learner Regulations, September Big Ace Manufacturing Corporation, New Jersey; children’s cotton dresses; 7 learn 7, 1940 (5 F.R. 3591), as amended by Admin Thomas Street, -Athens, Georgia; jackets and ers (T ); effective November 8, 1943, expiring istrative Order March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079). overalls; 10 percent (T ); effective November Single Pants, Shirts, and Allied Garments, 3, 1943, expiring November 2, 1944. November 7, 1944. Women’s Apparel, Sportswear, Rainwear, Blue Jean Manufacturing Company, 315 H. Linsk & Company, Inc., Woodbury, New Robes and Leather and Sheep-Lined Gar Cherry Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania: Jersey; children’s cotton dresses; 5 learners ments Divisions of the Apparel Industry, trousers; 10 percent (T ); effective Novem (T ); effective November 8, 1943, expiring No Learner Regulations, July 20, 1942 (7 F.R. ber 6, 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. vember 7, 1944. 15388 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

MacSmlth Garment Company, Inc., 28th Farmers Mill, Carrollton, Georgia; seam L earner E mployment Certificates Street, Gulfport, Mississippi; cotton dress less hosiery; 8 learners (E ); effective No shirts, O. D. army shirts; 10 percent (T ); vember 6, 1943, expiring May 5, 1944. ISSUANCE To VARIOUS INDUSTRIES effective November 6, 1943, expiring November Fay Hosiery Mills, Inc., East Avenue, Elyria, 5, 1944. Ohio; seamless hosiery; 5 learners (T); effec Notice of issuance of special certificates McAdoo Sportswear Company, Inc., 125 tive November 6, 1943, expiring November 5, for the employment of learners under the South Tamaqua Street, McAdoo, Pennsyl 1944. Pair Labor Standards Act of 1938. vania; women’s work clothes, ladies’ and chil Georgia Hosiery Mills, Blakely, Georgia; Notice is hereby given that Special dren’s garments; 15 percent (AT); effective seamless hosiery; 12 learners (AT); effective Certificates authorizing the employment November 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. November 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. of learners at hourly wages lower than Malouf-Holmes Manufacturing Company, Jackson Hosiery Mill, Jackson, Missouri; the minimum rate applicable under sec 115 South Poydras Street, Dallas, Texas; full-fashioned hosiery; 5 learners (T ); effec ladies’ blouses, dresses, and jumpers; 3 learn tive November 3, 1943, expiring November 2, tion 6 of the Act are issued under sec ers (T ); effective November 6, 1943, expiring 1944. tion 14 thereof and § 522.5 (b) of the November 5, 1944. Maurice Mills Company, Inc., Taylor Regulations issued thereunder (August Norris Manufacturing Company, Taylors, Street, Thomasville, North Carolina; seam 16, 1940, 5 F.R. 2862) to the employers South Carolina; men’s sport shirts, and less hosiery (AT); 10 percent; effective No listed below effective as of the dates spec slacks; 15 percent (AT); effective November vember 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. ified in each listed item below. 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. Norris Hosiery Mill, Cleveland, Tennessee; The employment of learners under Rice-Stix Drygoods Company, Factory #3, seamless hosiery; 5 learners (AT); effective Blytheville, Arkansas; men’s woven under November 20, 1943, expiring May 19, 1944. these Certificates is limited to the terms wear, work shirts, dress shirts and pajamas; Phoenix Hosiery. Company, 320 East Buf and conditions as designated oppo 20 percent (AT); effective November 6, 1943, falo Street, Milwaukee,Wisconsin; full-fash site the employer’s name. These Cer expiring May 5, 1944. ioned and seamless hosiery; 10 percent (AT); tificates are issued upon the employer’s Salant & Salant, Inc., Henderson, Tennes effective November 8, 1943, expiring May 7, representations that experienced workers see; cotton work shirts; 10 percent (T ); 1944. for the learner occupations are not avail effective November 8, 1943, expiring Novem Rutledge Hosiery Mills Company, Inc., able for employment and that they are ber 8, 1944. Rutledge, Tennessee; seamless hosiery; 10 actually in need of learners at submini Salant & Salant, Inc., Obion, Tennessee, learners (AT); effective November 6, 1943, cotton work shirts; 10 percent (T ); effective expiring May 5, 1944. (This certificate is mum fates in order to prevent curtail November 17, 1943, expiring January 16, issued to replace the certificate previously ment of opportunities for employment. 1944. issued, effective November 6, 1943, expiring The Certificates may be cancelled in the Smith-Levin-Harris, Inc., Lopez, Pennsyl April 26, 1944.) manner provided for in the Regulations vania; men’s pajamas; 10 percent (T ); effec Rutledge Hosiery Mills Company, Inc., Rut and as indicated on the Certificate. Any tive November 3, 1943, expiring November ledge, Tennessee; seamless hosiery; 10 per person aggrieved by the issuance of the 2, 1944. cent (AT) ¡ effective November 6, 1943, ex piring April 26, 1944. (This Certificate is Certificates may seek a review or recon Southland Manufacturing Company, Inc., sideration thereof. 204 Greenfield Street, Wilmington, North Car issued to replace the one previously issued olina; shirts, army, and commercial; 10 per effective October 27, 1943 and expiring April N a m e a n d A d d r e s s o f F i r m , P r o d u c t , N u m b e r cent (T ); effective November 3, 1943, expiring 26, 1944.) o f L e a r n e r s , L e a r n in g P e r io d , L e a r n e r November 2, 1944. Spalding Knitting Mills, Broad Street, Grif W a g e, L e a r n e r O c c u p a t io n , E x p ir a t io n Stone Manufacturing Company, 25 East fin, Georgia; seamless hosiery; 15 percent D a t e Court Street, Greenville, South Carolina; (AT); effective November 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. Bristol Paper Box Company, Inc., 1305 West slips, aprons, sun suits, underwear, pajamas; State Street, Bristol, Virginia; set-up paper 20 percent (AT); effective November 3, 1943, Terry Hosiery Company, 600 South Hamil ton Street, High Point, North Carolina; seam boxes; 2 learners (T ); staying and ending, expiring May 2, 1944. stripping and topping for a learning period Tuxall Uniform Manufacturing Company, less hosiery; 8 learners (AT); effective No vember 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. of 240 hours at 35 cents an hour; effective 3704 Downing Street, Denver, Colorado; cov November 7, 1943, expiring May 8, 1944. eralls, work pants, leg aprons, service coats; 4 Vestal Mills, Inc., Athens, Tennessee; seam learners (T ); effective November 3, 1943, ex less hosiery; 15 learners (AT); effective No The Budget Press, South Ellsworth Avenue, piring November 2, 1944. vember 10, 1943, expiring May 9, 1944. Salem, Ohio; religious calendars; 4 learners Union Manufacturing Company, 901 East Waldensian Hosiery Mills, Inc., Valdese, (T ); printer for a learning period of 480 hours Missouri Street, El Paso, Texas; cotton work North Carolina; ladies’ seamless hosiery, men’s at 35 cents for 240 hours and 37 % cents for pants and shirts; 10 percent (T ); effective socks; 10 percent (AT); effective November 240 hours, stitcher and collator for a learning November 3, 1943, expiring November 2, 1944. 3, 1943, expiring May 2, 1944. period of 160 hours at 35 cents an hour; effec 8 8 Waldman & Greenberg, 223 Pratt Street, TEXTILE INDUSTRY tive November , 1943, expiring May , 1944. Hammonton, New Jersey, men’s trousers; 20 Church Budget Envelope Company, 271 Eagle and Phenix Mills, 1225 Front Avenue, South Ellsworth Avenue, Salem, Ohio; 4 learn learners (T ); effective November 6, 1943, ex Columbus, Georgia; cotton woven textile fab piring November 5, 1944. ers (T ); church envelopes; envelope machine rics; 3 percent (T); effective November 6, operator for a learning period of 160 hours GLOVE INDUSTRY 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. for 35 cents an hour; -effective November 8, Juliette Milling. Company, Juliette, Geor The Boss Manufacturing Company; 1943, expiring May 8, 1944. gia; cotton yarn and twine; 5 percent (AT); George T. Lye, 5114-16 Lancaster Avenue, T ■¡avenworth, Kansas; work gloves; 40 effective November 3, 1943, eiqpiring May 2, learners (E ); effective November 5, 1943, ex West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; furniture; 1944. - 2 learners (T ); sander for a learning period piring May 4, 1944. Kingston Chenille Company, Inc., Kings The Boss Manufacturing Company, Chilli- of 160 hours at 35 cents an hour; effective ton, Georgia; cotton chenille bedspreads; 5 November 3, 1943, expiring January 5, 1944. cothe, Missouri; work gloves; 36 learners (E ); learners (T ); effective November 3, 1943, ex e: active November 5, 1943, expiring May 4, piring November 2, 1944. Rio Grande Button Factory, 410 Illinois 1944. Oconee Mills, Inc.^, Westminster, South Street, Mercedes, Texas; fresh water pearl Monte Glovet Company 34-38 East Jackson Carolina; cotton yarns, cotton sheet blankets; buttons; 6 learners (T ); cutter for a learning Street, Shelbyville, Indiana; cotton gloves, 6 percent (AT); effective November 3, 1943, period of 480 hours at 30 cents for the first jersey gloves; 10 learners (AT); effective expiring May 2, 1944. 320 hours and 35 cents for the next 160 hours; November 2, 1943, expiring April 1, 1944. effective November 11, 1943, expiring May 11, CIGAR INDUSTRY (This certificate replaces the one previously 1944. issued effective January 4, 1943, and expiring Cuban Cigar Company, 717 Main Street, J . F. Wieder & Son, 36 Church Street, January 4, 1944.) Joplin, Missouri; hand and machine-made Macungie, Pennsylvania; set-up paper boxes; cigars; 10 percent (T ); effective November 6, HOSIERY INDUSTRY 2 learners (T ); staying machine operator and 1943, expiring November 5, 1944. Charles H. Bacon Company, Lenoir, Ten John H. Swisher & Son, Inc., Quincy, Flor flyer machine operator for a learning period nessee; seamless hosiery, 10 percent (AT); ida; cigars; 10 percent (T ); effective Novem of 240 hours at 35 cents an hour; effective effective November 13, 1943, expiring May 12, ber 3, 1943, expiring November 2, 1944. November 3, 1943, expiring May 3, 1944. 1944. Bland Silk Hosiery Mill, Inc., Bland, Vir Signed at New York, N. Y., this 6th day Signed at New York, N. Y., this 6th day ginia; full-fashioned hosiery; 5 learners (T); of November 1943. of November 1943. effective November 6, 1943, expiring Novem M erle D. Vincent, M erle D. Vincent, ber 5, 1944. Authorized Representative Authorized Representative Cherokee Hosiery Mill, Murphy, North of the Administrator. of the Administrator. Carolina; full-fashioned hosiery; 15 learner^ (E ); effective November 8, 1943, expiring [F. R. Doc. 43-18065; Filed, November 8, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-18064; Filed, November 8, 1943; May 7, 1944. 11:21 a. m.] 11:21 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15389

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. At a session of the Federal Communi [Docket No. 6545 ^ cations Commission held at its offices in P ress W ir eless, I nc. ' [Docket No. 1106] Washington, D. C. the 2nd day of Novem W estern Air L in es, I nc. a ber, 1943; order granting application The Commission, having under consid NOTICE OP HEARING In the matter of applications of Press eration an application of the State of Wireless, Inc., for modification of licenses In the matter of the application of Michigan for construction permit for a from “fixed public press’* to “fixed pub Western Air Lines, Inc., under section State Police radio station to be located at lic” service. 408 (b) of the Civil Aeronautics Act of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and various At a session of the Federal Communi 1938 for approval of the acquisition of facts and circumstances evidencing a dis cations Commission held at its office in control by Western Air Lines, Inc., of position on the part of the applicant to Washington, D. C., on the 3rd day of Inland Air Lines, Inc., and approval of ignore the necessity for compliance with November, 1943; the merger of Inland Air Lines, Inc., into the Communications Act of 1934, as The Commission, having under con Western Air Lines, Inc., or the purchase amended, and this Commission’s rules sideration its notice of September 18, by Western Air Lines, Inc., of all the and regulations with respect to the con 1943, designating certain matters for assets of Inland Air Lines, Inc. struction, use, and operation of radio sta hearing herein, and having also under Notice is hereby given pursuant to the tions; and consideration a petition filed on Novem Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amend It appearing to the Commission that ber 2, 1943, by the applicant, Press Wire ed, particularly sections 408 and 1001 of the applicant has not satisfactorily said Act, in the above-entitled proceed less, Inc., for leave to amend its applica demonstrated that the proposed station tions herein to request “fixed public” ing, that hearing is assigned to be held will serve an essential military need or a on November 18,1943, at 10 a. m. (e. w. t.) service authorization only on those cir vital public need, which cannot otherwise cuits restricted to one American inter in Conference Room C of the Depart be met, as requiredhy the Commission’s mental Auditorium, Constitution Ave., national carrier because of the war or Memorandum Opinion of July 7,1942; related considerations, and for such pe between 12th and 14th Streets, N. W., It is ordered, That a public hearing be Washington, D. C., before Examiner riod of time as the restriction* to one held at a place to be hereafter designated American carrier prevails, and further Thomas L. Wrenn. in the City of Lansing, Michigan, com Dated Washington, D. C., November requesting that the notice of hearing be mencing at 10:00 a. m. on November 30. amended to limit the issues accordingly; 4, 1943. 1943, for the purpose of investigating and By the Civil Aeronautics Board. It is ordered, That applicant’s request determining: for leave to amend its applications as [seal] F red A. T oombs, 1. Whether the station for which a set forth in its petition be, and it is Secretary. construction permit is now sought has hereby granted; not already been constructed, main [F. R. Doc. 43-18027; Filed, November 8, 1943; It is further ordered, That the Com 10:34 a. m.] tained, and operated in violation of law, mission’s notice of hearing of Septem and if such construction, maintenance, ber 18, 1943, herein be, and it is hereby, and operation have taken place, the amended as follows: [Docket No. 458] identity and responsibility of the Michi 1. Paragraph 14 of the notice shall be P an American Air w a ys, I nc. gan State officials under whose super vision and with whose knowledge such deleted. 2. The remaining issues stated in the NOTICE OF ORAL ARGUMENT . — acts occurred. notice shall be limited to communica In the matter of the petition of Pacific 2. The identity and responsibility of tion service to and from those foreign Alaska Airways, Inc. (now, by (merger, the Michigan State officials having any. points restricted to one American inter Pan American Airways, Inc.) for an order relation to the construction, mainte fixing and determining the fair and national telegraph carrier because of nance, and operation of radio stations the war on related considerations, and reasonable rates of compensation for the used by or for the Michigan State Po for such period of time as such restric transportation of mail by aircraft, the lice and the Michigan Department of tion continues, and not thereafter. facilities used and useful therefor, and Conservation, particularly with refer By the Commission. the services connected therewith. ence to the period from about January Notice is hereby given pursuant to the 1, 1942 to date. [seal] T . J . S lo w ie, Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as 3. The nature and adequacy of exist Secretary. amended, v particularly sections 406 and ing arrangements for and on behalf [F. R. Doc. 43-18007; Filed, November 6, 1943; 1001 of said Act, in the above-entitled of the State of Michigan to insure 11:35 a. m.] proceeding, that oral argument is as compliance with the requirements of signed to be held on November 17, 1943, the Communications Act of 1934, as 10 a. m. (e. w. t.) in Room 5042 Com amended, and the applicable rules and merce Building,*14th St. and Constitution regulations of the Commission. Avenue NW., Washington, D. C., before 4. The adequacy and' sufficiency of INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS the Board. such corrective measures as may be un SION. Dated Washington, D. C., November 4, dertaken for and on behalf of the State [S. O. 161, Gen. Permit 1] 1943. of Michigan to insure future compliance By the Civil Aeronautics Board. with the foregoing statute and rules and Citrus F ruit and V egetables Originating [seal] F red A. T ombs, regulations. in T exas Secretary. 5. Whether the proposed facilities will refrigeration of mixed shipments serve either an essential military need [F. R. Doc. 43-18028; Filed, November 8, 1943; Pursuant to the authority vested in me 10:34 a. m.] or a vital public need, which cannot otherwise be met, as required pursuant by paragraph (f) of the first ordering to the Commission’s Memorandum paragraph (§ 95.322, 8 F.R. 14689) of Opinion of July 7, 1942. Service Order No. 161 of October 27,1943, 6. Whether, in the light of the evidence permission is granted for any common FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM carrier by railroad subject to the Inter MISSION. adduced upon the foregoing issues, pub lic interest, convenience, or necessity state Commerce Act: [Docket No. 6561] would be served by a grant of the appli To provide standard refrigeration on any car containing a mixed shipment of citrus S tate of M ichigan cation herein designated for hearing. fruit and vegetables originating in Texas and NOTICE OF HEARING and to investigate such other related shipped in a refrigerator car, providing that matters as may appear appropriate. the citrus fruit in the car comprises not more In the matter of application of the By the Commission. than fifty (50) percent of the lading by State of Michigan, filed October 13,1943, weight. for construction permit for State Police [seal] T. J. S lo w ie, The waybills shall show.reference to this radio station to be located at Sault Ste. Secretary. general permit. Marie, ‘ Michigan. File No. T2-PP- [F. R. Doc. 43-17990; FilSd, November 6,1943; 6652-S. . < 10:55 a. m.] 18 F.R. 12829. 15390 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

This permit shall become effective at 12:01 And determining that the property de of the Office of the Surveyor of the District a. m., November 3, 1943. scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces of Columbia, contained within the foUowing sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of metes and bounds, viz: Beginning for the A copy of this general permit has been other property (namely, that property de same at the North-east corner of said Lot served upon the Association of American scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong numbered Twenty-three (23) on the west Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent ing to the same national of the same desig line of Eighteenth Street Extended and run of the railroads subscribing to the car nated enemy country and subject to vesting ning southerly along said westerly line of service and per diem agreement under (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant to said Eighteenth Street Extended Twenty- the terms of that agreement; and notice section 2 of said Executive Order; five (25) feet; thence south-westerly One And further determining that to the ex hundred twenty-seven and fifty hundredths of this general permit shall be given to tent that such national is a person not within (127.50) feet to the east line of the public the general public by depositing a copy a designated enemy country, the national in aUey; thence northerly on and with the east in the office of the Secretary of the Com terest of the United States requires that such line of said public alley Twenty-six and ten mission at Washington, D. C., and by fil person be treated as a national of a desig hundredths (26.10) feet, more or less, to the ing it with the Director, Division of the nated enemy county (Italy); north-west corner of said lot numbered Federal Register. And having made all determinations and Twenty-three (23), thence on and with the Issued at Washington, D. C., this 2d taken all action, after appropriate consulta north line of said Lot numbered Twenty- tion and certification required by law, and three (23) easterly One hundred and twenty day of November, 1943. deeming it necessary in the national interest, ( 120) feet to the place of beginning; con Homer C. K ing, taining Three thousand and ninety-three and Director, Bureau of Service. Hereby vests in the Alien Property seventy-five hundredths (3,093.75) square Custodian the property described in par feet of land, more or less, [P. R. Doc. 43-18003; Piled, November 6, 1943; agraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded Exhibit B 11:38 a. m.] liens, encumbrances and other rights of record held by or for persons who are not Real property situated in Washington, Dis nationals Of designated enemy countries, trict of Columbia, known as 32134-3215- 3215*4 Mount Pleasant Street, NW., partic to be held, used, administered, liqui ularly described as follows: OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTO dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the Part of Lot six hundred and twenty-five DIAN. interest, and for the benefit, of the (625) in John H. Nolan’s subdivision of cer [Vesting Order 2103] United States. tain lots in Block One (1) in S. P. Brown’s \Such property and any or all of the subdivision of part of a tract of land called R eal P roperty, I nsurance P olicies and proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap “Pleasant Plains” as said Nolan’s subdivision Claim O wned b y Antonio S ambataro is recorded in Book County No. 20, page 102 propriate account, or accounts, pending of the records of the Surveyors office of the Under the authority of the Trading further determination of the Alien Prop District of Columbia the part hereby con with the Enemy Act, as amended, and erty Custodian. This order shall not be veyed being described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, deemed to limit the power of the Alien Beginning at the southwest corner of said and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Property Custodian to return such prop Lot and running thence easterly with the after investigation, finding: erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or south line of said Lot; thence northerly with the east line of said Lot 30 feet; thence 1. That the last known address of Antonio in part, nor shall this order be deemed to indicate that compensation will not be westerly parallel with the north line of said Sambataro is Viole Aurelio 11, Rome, Italy, lot to the east line of Mt. Pleasant Street; and that he is a resident of Italy and a na paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should thence southeasterly to the place of begin tional of a designated enemy country (Italy); be determined to take any one or all of ning; together with a right of way ten ‘(10) 2. That Antonio Sambataro is the owner of such actions. feet wide and the rear part of said lot to the the property described in subparagraph 3 Any person, except a national of a des public alley as a private alley for the use of hereof; ignated enemy country, asserting any the property hereby conveyed, together with 3. That the property described as follows: claim arising as a result of this order the improvements, rights, privileges and ap a. Real property situated in Washington, purtenances to the same belonging. District of Columbia, particularly described may, within one year from the date in Exhibits A, B, C and D attached hereto hereof, or within such further time as «• Exh ibit C and by reference made a part hereof, together may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Real property situated in Washington, with all hereditaments, fixtures, improve erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice District of Columbia, known as 1795-17954“ ments and appurtenances thereto, and any of claim, together with a request for a 1797 Lanier Place, N. W., particularly de and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits or hearing thereon. Nothing herein con scribed as follows: other payments arising from the ownership tained shall be deemed to constitute an Known and distinguished as the North of such property, and easterly 10 feet front on Lanier PJace by the b. All right, title and interest of Antonio admission of the existence, validity or right to allowance of any such claim. depth of 81 feet thereof o f. lot numbered Sambataro in and to certain insurance policies Fifty-two (52) and the Southwesterly 20 particularly described in Exhibit E, attached The terms “national” and “designated feet front on Lanier Place by the depth of hereto and by reference made a part hereof, enemy country” as used herein shall have 81 feet of lot numbered Fifty-three (53) in covering improvements to the real property the meanings prescribed in section 10 of E. L. Dunn’s subdivision known as “Lanier described in subparagraph 3-a hereof, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Heights”, as per plat recorded in the Office c. All right, title, interest and claim of Executed at Washington, ,D. C., on of the Surveyor for the District of Columbia, any name or nature whatsoever of Antonio September 6, 1943. "in Liber Governor Shepherd at folio 174; Sambataro in and to any and all obligations, subject to the restriction locating the build [seal] L eo Crow ley, contingent or otherwise and whether or not T. ing line at fifteen feet from the line of matured, owing to Antonio Sambataro, by Alien Property Custodian. Lanier Place, as shown on plat recorded in Thomas J. Fisher and Company, Incor Exhibit A said Surveyor’s Office in Liber County 15 at porated, 738 15th Street, N.W., Washington, folio 30. District of Columbia, and represented on the Real property situated in Washington, Dis E xhibit D books of Thomas J. Fisher and Company, In trict of Columbia, known as 2436-24364 corporated, as a credit balance due Antonio Eighteenth Street, N. W., particularly de Real property situated in Washington, Dis Sambataro, including but not limited to all scribed as follows: trict of Columbia, known as 2016 First Street, security rights in and to any and all col Part of Lot numbered twenty-three (23) N.W., particularly described as follows: lateral for any and all such obligations, and Lot numbered eleven (11) in Block num in Block numbered Seven (7) in Fisher, bered three (3) in David Moore and others’ the right to enforce and collect such obliga Forsythe and Young Commissioners’ subdi subdivision of land known as Moore and tions, vision of land now known as “Washington Barbour’s Addition to Washington, a« per is property within the United States owned Heights” as per plat thereof recorded in plat recorded in the office of the Surveyor or controlled by a national of a designated Liber County number Six (6) Folio One for the District of Columbia in Liber County enemy country (Italy); hundred and fifteen (115) of the Records 15 folio 13. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 - 15391

E xhibit E A. F. I., Via del Giardino, 42; Roma. f A. F. N. E. Via San Nicolo da Tolentino Expira 22A—Rome. Property Policy No. Company Amount Type tion A. G. Amato—Alpina—Via dei Mille—7B— Rome. Agenzia Noleggio Film, Via Gioita, 3; 3213)4-3215-3215)4 Mount 41fi0 Plate Glass___... 7- 8-44 Trieète. Pleasant St., NW. 8987...... Connecticut Fire Insurance 9.000 JFire...... 12-30-43 Co. Agenzia Noleggio Film, Via Giotto, 3; GL-180044...... Phoenix Indemnity Co...... 25/50,000 Public liability_ 11- 21-49- Trieste 8; Trieste. 584-14-9413___ War Damage Corp...... 22,000 War damage___ 7-31-43 Agenzia Noleggio Film, Via Giotto, 3; 1795-1795)4-1797 Lanier 162637...... National Union Insurance Co. 3.000 F ire...... 6- 6-45 Trieste, 3938; Venezia. PI. N W . 37538...... Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. 1,500 Fire______12- 4-45 Co. Agliardi, Via Magenta 6—Turin. 317fi Plate glass...... 4-20-44 Ala Film-Via X X Settembre 58-A, Rome. GL-180044___ Phoenix Indemnity Co...... — 25/50,000 Public liability_ 11-21-45 A. L. F. A., Via Carducci, 2; Roma. 584-14-9413.... War Damage Corp...... 22,000 War damage___ 7- 31-43 Alleanza Cinematografica Italiana, Via Si 2436-2436)4 Eighteenth St. 173ft Plate glass...... 4- 8-44 NW. 102442...... Northern Assurance Co______5.000 Fire...... —...... 8- 18-45 cilia 154—Rome. GL-180044___ Phoenix Indemnity Co...... 25/50,000 Public liability_ 11-21-45 Alleanza Cinematografica Romana, Via 584-14-9413.__ War Damage Corp...... 22,000 War damage___ : 7-31-43 Boncompagni, Ì5; Roma. 2016 First St. N W ...... 162641...... National Union Insurance Co. 7.000 Fire______6- 18-45 Ambrosio Film, 152 Via Raselle—Rome. GL-180044.... Phoenix Indemnity Co______25/50,000 Public liability_ 11-21-45 584-14-9413___ War Damage Corp______22,000 War damage___ 7- 31-43 Amore Sulla Alpi—Alpina Film S. A. Via Dei Mille 7-B—Rome. Anonima Noleggio Filmi, Via Magenta, 19-b; [F. R. Doc. 43-17938; Filed, November 5, 1943; 10:56 a. m.] Roma. Anonima Noleggio Filmi, Via Marsala, 10; Ancona. [Vesting Order 1759] is property payable or held with respect to Appia Film, Via Nazionale 51—Rome. copyrights, or rights related thereto, in which A. P. P. I. A., Via Varese, 16-a; Roma. Accorsi Olindo F ilm , et al. interests are held by, and such property con Appignani Alfredo, Via Nazionale 51— stitutes interests held therein by, a foreign Rome. Re: Copyright interests in Italian - country (Italy) and/or nationals thereof; Aprilla Film S. A.—Via del Tritone 201, owned motion picture films in the United 4. Having made all determinations and Rome. States taken all action, after appropriate consulta Ararat Film, Via Roma 23—Trieste. Under the authority of the Trading tion and certification, required by said Exec Arbor Film, Via Tor de’ Conti, 17; Roma. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and utive Order or Act or otherwise; and Ardita Film, Via Moretto, 7; Brescia. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 5. Deeming it necessary in the national Ardita-Films, Via Nazionale 54—Rome. interest; Arias Film, Via Balangero 336—Turin. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Aro, Film, 59 Via Flaminia—Rome. after investigation: hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo Arte Cinematografica Internazionale, 333 1. Finding that each of the individuals dian the property hereinbefore described .Corèo Umberto—Rome. whose names and last known addresses are in subparagraph 3, to be held, used, ad Artisti Associati, S. A. I., Via del Quirinale set forth In Exhibit A attached hereto and ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise 22—Rome. by reference made a part hereof, is a resident dealt with in the interest of and for the Artisti Associati S. A. I., Via Lagrange 29— of, and that each of the companies referred benefit of the United States. Turin. to in such Exhibit is organized under the Artisti Associati S. A., Via X X Setembre, 11; laws of, Italy and that therefore each of Such property, and any or all of the Roma. such individuals and companies is a national proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap Artisti Associati (United Artists), Via Set of a foreign country (Italy); propriate special account or accounts, tembre 11—Roma. 2. Finding that the Italian Government pending further determination of the Arts Fiorentina Films Vìa Pecori 1—Flor and the persons listed in said Exhibit A, Alien Property Custodian. This shall not ence. jointly or severally own or control the prop be deemed to limit the powers of the Astoria Film, Piazza degli Affari, 4—Milan. erty hereinafter described in subparagraph Alien Property Custodian to return such Astoria Films, Via degli Affari, 4; Milano. 3; Astra Film, Via Boncompagni, 5; Roma. property or the proceeds thereof, or to Astra Film-Via Po. 50, Rome. 3. Determining that the property described indicate that compensation will not be as follows: Astrea Films Soc. An., Via C. Battisti, 53; All right, title, interest and claim of what paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Napoli. soever kind or nature, under the statutory be determined that such return should be Astrea Films, Via Caduti Fascisti, 11-13; and common law of the United States and made or such compensation should be Bari. of the several States' thereof, of each and all paid. Astrea Films, Via Sant ’Euplio, 32; Catania. of the identified persons to whom reference Any person, except a national of a des Ateliers “Cines” (Soc. An. Stefano Pitta- is made in said Exhibit A, in, to and under ignated enemy country, asserting any luga), Via Veio 51—-Rome. the following:. claim arising as a result of this order may Atelier “Italia” (S. A. Stefano Pittaluga), a. Every copyright, claim of copyright and file with the Alien Property Custodian a Via Luisa del Carretto 187—Turin. right to copyright in each and all of the Atefters “Palationo Film” (Soc. An. Stefano motion picture films in the United States notice of his claim, together with a re Pittaluga), Piazzo S. Giovanni e Paulo 8— owned or controlled by the Italian Govern quest for a hearing thereon, on Form Rome. ment and/or the individuals and companies, APC-1, within one year from the date Atlas Films, Via Lucrezio Caro, 12—Rome. and each of them, whose names and last hereof, or within such further time as Attendoli di Cottignola Conte Galeazzo, known addresses are listed in said Exhibit A; may be allowed by the Alien Property Via Mondovi 33—Rome. b. Every license, agreement, privilege, Custodian. Nothing herein contained Auera Film, Via Pombà, 14; Torino. power and right of whatsoever nature aris shall be deemed to constitute an admis Augustus Film, Via Cola de Rienzo 152— ing under or with respect to any or all of sion of the existence, validity or right to Rome. the foregoing; Augqstus-Films, Via Ulpiano 47, Rome. c. All monies and amounts, and all right allowance of any such claim. Aurea Film, Via Avignoneti 32—Rome. to receive monies and amounts, by way of The terms “national” and “designated Aurora Film, Via Farini, 10—Milan. royalty, share of profits or other emolument, enemy country” as used herein shall have Ausonia Film, Via Ludovisi, 36; Roma. accrued or’ to accrue, whether arising pur the meaning prescribed in section 10 of Azzuri Film, Via Cavour 12—Florence. suant to law, contract or otherwise, with said Executive Order. Ballo Manlio, Via A. di Sangiuliano, 183; respect to any or all of the foregoing; Executed at Washington, D. C., on July Catania. fi. All rights of renewal, reversion or re Banti Antonio, Via del Sole, 7; Firenze. vesting, if any, in any or all of the foregoing; 1, 1943. . Baracchini Films Soc. An., Via Malta; 22/r; e. All causes of action accrued or to accrue [seal] L eo T. Cro w ley, Genova. at law or in equity with respect to any or all Ailen Property Custodian. Barattolo Comm. Gaetano, Circonvallazione of the foregoing, including but not limited to Appia 101—Rome. Exh ibit A the right to sue for and recover all damages Barattolo On. Dott. Giuseppe, Circonval and profits and to ask and receive any and all Accorsi Olindo Film, Via del Mille, 7; lazione Appia 101—Rome. remedies provided by common law or statute Bologne. Barbieri Carìddi Creste, Via Aureliana, 53; for the infringement of any copyright or the Adria Film, Piazza della Liberia 3-A; Roma. violation of any right or the breach of any Trieste. Bernasconi Giacoma, San Luca Galle Lore- obligation described in or affecting any or Adriatica Film, Piazza Umberto, 41; Bari. dan, 4147; Venezia. all of the foregoing; Adriatna Film, Via Victor-Hugo 3—Milan. Besozzi Avv. Angelo, Via Firenze 11—Rome. No. 222------5 15392 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Bevilacqua G., Via de Pinedo, 2-e; Ancona. Continental Film, Via Lima, 22; Roma. Genova Films, Via Fiasella, 45/r; Genova. B. M. Films S. A., Via Boschetti, 1; Milano. Corti Guido B. C., Via Rovello N. 6—Milan. Geo Film, Via Colonna, 40; Roma. Bonotti, Fernando, Via Firenze 47—Rome. Cosmopoli Film, Via Condotti 21—Rome. Gloria*Films, Via Opsedale 19—Turin. Borelli A., Via Pietramellara, 45; Bologna. Cosnros, Via Quattro Pontane 33—Rome. Gloria Film, Via Carlo Alberto, 21; Torino. Bosco and Co., A., Via Aurelania 12—Rome. Criniere Industruc Corti Netraggi Sai—Via Gloria Films, Piazza Cincinnato 6—Milan. Brix Film, Vorso Magenta, 20; Brescia. Dei Mille 12—m—Rome. Goldstein Guiseppe, Via S. Settala 84.— Brixia Film Corso Cavour 10—Brescia. Cristofari, Via Arcione 71—Rome. Milan. Brovelli Films, Corso Vanezia, 13; Milano. D. E. A. Film Via Notarbartolo, 1; Palermo. Giovanni Monza, Via Mezzocamone 53— Brovelli Fiims, S. A., Corso Venezia 13-r- DeGiglio, Via Principe Tomaso 4—Turin. Naples. Milan. ^ DeRivera Costaguti Marchese Afan, Via Grandi Edizioni Film Anonima (G. E. F. A.) Brovelli Mario, Corso Venzia 13—Milan. Mondovi 33—Rome. Via Cappellini 21—Milan. Brundus Films, Via Senato 8—Milan. De Rosa Alfredo, Via Gustavo Nodena 24—■ Grifo Film, Via Roma, 6; Genova. Caesar-Film, Circonvallazione Appia no. Milan. Grins Film, Via Chiara 35—Naples. 101, Rome. De Vecchi L., Via Crispi, 58; Roma. Gruppo Cinematografico Leoni, Via Santa Capitani Film-Via dei Mille 12 m, Rome. Dia Film, Via Bertola, 29; Torino. Redegonda, 8; Milano. Capitania-Films, Via XX Settembre 3, Diamante Ermanno, Via Granello, 3; Gruppo Cinematografico Leoni-Piazza Bar Rome. Genova. berini, 21; Roma. Capitolium Film, Via Curtatone, 6; Rome. Diana-Dia Film Via Bertola 29—Torino. Guazzonì Film, Via della Province 7—Rome. Carpentiere Cav. Alfredo, Via X X Set Dibilio S. A., Via Marsala, 10; Ancona. Herinagis, Corso Ferrucio 26—Turin. tembre 44—Rome. Diorama Film, Via in Lucina, 17 Roma. Helios Film, Via Giotto, 3; Trieste. Carrescia & Abbati, Via Finanze 6-—Rome. D’Lombardo Comm. Gustavo, Largo Goldoni Helios Film, Via Trieste, 23; Padova. Cartellieri Film, Via Felice Cavalloti 4— 44-Rome. Helios Film, Vicolo del Mortaro—Rome. Milan. Dramatica'Film, Via Alabardieri 32-Naples. Imperator Film, Compagnia Generale Pro Casetta, Rog. Virginia, Via Santa Maria 6— E. C. E. C., Via Camozzi, 1; Roma. duzione, Via—Cesare Beccarin 23—Rome. Tur in. Ecta Film, Via Crescenzio, 19; Roma. Imperiai Film, Via del Tritone, 87; Roma. Cazzalino Barone Cav. Domenico, Via Nazi E. C. U., Via Cappellini, 14; Milano* Industre Cinematografiche Italiane (I. C. I.), onale 18—Rome. E. C. U., Via Fischetti, 14 Catania. Via del Tritone 87, Rome. C. C. E., Palazzo Arcivescovile; Genova. Edison Film, Via Roma, Gallerio Natta 2—■ Industrie Corti Netraggi Sai—Via dei Mille C. C. E., Palazzo Morosini; Venezia. Turin. 12-m—Rome. C. C. E. P., Via Faleocapa, 4; Bergamo. E. F. A., Via Cavour 247—Rome. Internazionale Cinematografica, Via C. C. E., Via Cavour, 24; Torino. E. F. A., Via Vigno Nova, 26; Firenze. Unions 10—Milan. C. C. E., Via Fatebenefratelli, 21; Milano. E. F. F. E. B. I., Via de Pinedo, 2-e; Invicta Films, Via Carlo Alberto 19—Turin. C. C. E., Via Pietramellàre : Bologna. Ancona. Iris Film, Villaggio Giornalisti—Milan. C. C. E., Via Tagliaferri, 6; Breccia. E. F. F. E. B. I., Via Curatone, 8; Roma. Italgloria Film, Via Magenta, 10-b; Roma. Centrale Cinematografica, Via Aureliana E. I. A., Via Varese, 16-B; Roma. Italica Film, Via Nizza 43—Turin. 144—Rome. V E. J. A. (Consorzio Cinematografico)-Via Italo Centrale Consorzio Films, Via Mo Cervino Film, Via S. Teresa; Torino. Varese 16-13, Rome. dena 41—Rome. Cervino Films, Via S. Teresa 12—Tur in. Elettra Film, Via Brunelleschi, 4; Firenze. Italo Suosse Films, Piazzale Fiume, 22; Cianci Fratelli, Via Camperio 7; Milano. E. N. 1. C. (Ente Nazionale Industrie Milano. C. I. F., Via Sicilia, 160; Roma. Cinematografiche)—Via Po. 32, Rome. La Cinematografica Veneta, San Marco, Cine Fono Film, Via Brunelleschi, E. N. I. C. Via Po, 32; Roma. 4700; Venezia (Producers). Firenze. Ente Nazionale Industrie Cinematografiche La Moretto—-Societe Anonima, Via Tosto Cine Fono Film, Via Montebello, (E. N. I. C.) Via Po 32 (formerly S. A. Stefano 9—Brescìà. Bologna. Fittaluga) —Rome. Leonardo Film, Via Sagra S. Michele 47— Cine Film, Via Principe Umberto 30—Milan. Eridania Film, Via S. Dominico 4—Turin. Turin. Cines-Pittaluga, Via Vejo 51, Rome. Espero Film, Via Doria, 12; Torino. Lido-Fìlma—Rome. Cisalpina Film, Via Principe Amedeo 29— Est-Films, Via Boterò 17, Torino. Liga Attilio, Via Molo Marullo; Milazzo. Turin. Etruria Films, Via Porta Rossa 26—Flor Ligure Film, Via Malta 6—Genoa. Consorzio Cinematografico E. I. A., ,Via ence. Littoria Film-A Perrelli, Via Roma, 118; Varese 1B—Rome. Etruria Films, Via Ugo Bassi 19—Bologne. Napoli. Cito Cinema, I Vicolo Albert—Rome. Etrusca Films, Via X X Settembre, 5; Roma. Littoria-Films, Via de Mille 1—Rome. Collari Arturo, Via^ Gaeta 70—Rome. Excelsior Film, Via Roma 348—Naples. L’Italiana Cinematografi, Via Cernala 1— Colosseum Film, Via XX Settembre 58-A— Fauno Film, Via S. Basilio, 19; Roma. Rome. Rome. - Ferreti, Via Nazionale 57—Rome. L’Italiana Cinematografi, Via Napoli 21A— Ferretti, M., Via Aurelania 10—Rome. Rome. Columbus Film, Via Malta, 73/r; Genova. Filmgraflca, Via Roma 27—Turin. Lombardo Gustavo, Piazza St. Sylvestre, Commercial Films, Vico Lungo teatro Film Victoria, Via Trieste, 26, Padova. 81—Rome. Nuovo 49—Naples. Film Triomphe, Via Biglì 22—Milan. Lusvardi Alcide, Via Corrado, 47; Mantova. Compagnia Generale Cinematografica, Films Bonnard, Via Appia Narova 48— Luceria Films, Piano della Croce, 8; Foggia. Calata San Marco, 24; Napoli. Rome. Luigi De Vecchi S. A., Via Francesco Crispi Compagnia Generale Cinematografica, Gal Film Italici, Galleria S. Marcello, Rome. 58—Rome. leria Margherita, 12; Roma. Filmitalia, Via Fiasella, 12; Genova. Luna Film, Via Cappelari 7—Milan.. Compagnia Generale Cinematograflaa, Via Filmitalia, Via Pomba, 19, Torino. Lupa Film, Via Spezia, 82; Roma. dei Pecori, 3; Firenze. Filmitalia, Via Napo Tarriani, 19; Milano. Lupa Film, Via 4 Fontane 169, Rome. Compagnia Generale Cinematografica, Via Finnagalli Pion E. diPion E. C. Via Monfóete Lux Artis, Via Gregoriana 12—Rome. de Pinedo, 2; Ancona. 13—Milan. Lux Compagnia Cinematografica Italiana, Compagnia Generale Cinematografica, Via Fiorentini Cav. Carlo, Via Avignonesi 32— Corso Montevecchio, 39; Torino. Molo Marullo; Milazzo. Rome. Maciste Film, Piazza della Borsa 22— Compagnia Generale Cinematografica, Gal Fiorda Film E. C., Via Torino, 149, Roma. Naples. leria Regina Margherita 12—Rome, Floréal Film, Via Agostino De,Pretis 104— M. A. S. Film Consorzio Indipendenti, Via Consorzia V. I. S., Via Maria Adelaide 7, Rome. Curtatone, 8; Roma. Rome. Felsima Film, Via Ugo Bassi I.—Bologne. Malpieri Film, Via Torino 36—Rome. Consorzio “Condottieri”, Via Po’ 58; Roma. F. I. D. E. S., Via Doria, 19; Torino. Malpiere Luigi, Corso Venezia 13—Rome. Consorzio E. I. A. S. A., Via Varese 16B— Fono-Roma, Via Maria Adelaide 7—Rome. Mangano L. Soc. An„ Via Villareale, 57; Rome. Francesconi Giovanni, Via Donizetti, 5; Palermo. Consorzio I. C. A. R.—Via dei Mille 12 m, Trieste. Mancini, Eugenio, Via delle Finanze 6— Rom e, • Fulgor Film, Via Cavour, 229 Bari. Rome. Consorzio Noleggio Film, Piazza V. Em a Furlan & Salomon, Noleggio Firenze—Flor Manderfllm S. A., Via Firenze, 48; Roma. nuele, 2; Firenze. ence. Manendi-Films, Via Uffici del Vicario 48, Consorzio Noleggio Film, Via GalUera, 93; Qalbo Film, Via Bocoa di Leone, 25 Roma. Rome. Bologna. Gallia I. Film, Via Lucrezio Caro, 12; Roma. Manenti Film—Via Uffici del Vicàrio 24-A, Consorzio Noleggio Film, Via Trieste, 23; Gaumont Soc. It., Piazza Esedra 47—Rome. Padova. Rome. General Film, Via Boccaccio 4—Milan. Maria Luporino, Via Quirinal—Rome. Consorzio V. I. S. Via Marie Adelaide 7— Generalecine Ufficio Noliggio,—Via Vicenza Mariotti E. C., Via Boccaccio 45—Milan. Rome. 29—Rome. Consorzio, E. I. A., Via dell Tritone 210— Marzetto Ettore, Via Belfiore 3—Turin. G. E. F. A., Via Doria, 12; Torino. Mediterranea Film, Via Delle Merade 54— Rome. G. E. F. A., Via Cappellini, 21; Milano. Contestabile Barone Arturo, Via Aureliana Gestioni Commerciali S. A., Via Gioda, 12 Rome. 32—Reme. Torino. Megale Alberto, Santa Bìgita 68—Naples. Contestabile Barone, Arturo, Via Basella, Genevois, Via Luca Giordano Vomero 110— Megale Alberto, Via Quattro Fontane 25— 152—Rome. • Naples. Rome. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15393

Mercurio Film, Via 'Romagnosi 18—Milan. S. A. Giuseppe Leoni, Via Borcovic 33— Victoria Film, Via Medina 72—Naples. Milesi Film, Via Milazzo, 8-a; Bologna. Milan. Vigo Film, Via Dante, 112; Bari. Minerva Film, Piazza Cavour 10—Rome. S. A. I. C. C., Via Brera, 6 Milano. Vigor Film, Via A. di Sangiuliano, 193; Ca Minerva Films S. A., Piazza Adriana 19— S. A. L., Via Roma, 6; Genoa. tania.- Rome. S. A. Moretto, Via Marsala 54—Rome. Vigor Film, Calata S. Marco, 24 Napoli. Miniatura Film, Via S. Giovanni sul mure, San Giusto Film, Via Giotto 8; Trieste. Vitali A., Via Fiasella, 28/r; Genova. 14; Milano. Sangraf, Via Torino 149—Rome. Vittoria Films, Via Settembrini, 60 Vyrins Mimosa Film, Via Canevari 46—Genoa, Sapic, Vai del Tritone 183—Rome. Film, Via Gregoriana 7—Rome. Moderna Film, Via Nizza 43—Turin. S. A. Produziono Films (S. A. P. F.) Via Zaccherelli, Piazza S. Croce 3—Florence. Moderna Film, Via Archimede 11—Genoa. X X Settembri 5—Rome. Ziccari A. F. 7 P. Prefettura—Foggia. Modugno Vito, Piazza Umberto, 41; Bari. S. A. R. FI., Via Torino 36— Rome. Zuccolo L., Via del Pecori, 4; Firenze. Momi Umberto, Via dei Pecori, 3; Firenze. * S. A; R. P., Via Viminale 43—Rome. Mondisi Films, Calzettari alla corsea 3— Soc. Generale Cinematografica. Italiana- [F. R. Doc. 43-18029; Filed, November 8, 1943; Naples. “Cinecitta”, Rome. 11:13 a. m.] Mondialfìlm, Piazza di Pietra, 26; Roma. S. A. Romfilm, Via Curtatone 6—Rome. Monopoi Film, Via Principe Tomasco 4— S. A. S. F. I., Via Dante, 112; Bari. Turin. S. A. S.-F. I„ Via Carcaci, 7; Catania. [Vesting Order 1760] Moretto S. A., Via Marsala 64—Rome. S. A. S. F. I., Via Medina, 67; Napoli. Moro Vincenzo, Via Caissa di Risparmio, 11; S. A. Stefano Pittaluga, Via Viminale 43— Aik o ku K inema K abtjshiki K waisha Trieste. Rome. Moscato Edgardo, Via Varese, 3; Roma. S. A. Stefano Pittalugar; Via Luisadel Car Re: Copyright interests in Japanese- Mosco Antonio .Ditta, Piazza Adriana 19— retto 187—Turin. owned motion picture films in the United Rome. S. Marco Films, Via Spiga 33—Milan. States. Mundus Film, Via Bergamo 3—Rome. Savoia Film, Via A. Doria, 19; Torino. Under the authority of the Trading Negroni Film, Via Mondovi 33; Roma. Scalzaferri Soc. An., Via Marghera, 13; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Novella Film-Piazza Carlo Erba 6, Milano. Roma. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, O. M. N. I. S., Films S. A., Via Camperio II— Scalia Fratelli, Cinema S. Gi9rgio; Rodi. Milan. Scalzaferric Squarzante, Via Quattro Fon-, and pursuant^ to law, the undersigned, Omnium Film, Via Torino 149—Rome. tane 159—Rome. after investigation: Orlandini Cav. Enrico, Via Del Pozzetto Selecta Film, Via Vittor Pisani, 12; Milano. 1. Finding that each of the individuals 117—Rome. Select Film, Via Dante, 112; Bari. whose names and last known addresses are Paganoni Domenico-Gloria Film, Via Ghis- S. I. A. F., Via Cavour 108—Rome. set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and by lanzoni, 9; Bergamo. S. I. C. E. D., Via Crescenzio, 23; Roma. reference made a part hereof, is a resident of, Paganoni Domenico, Gloria Film, Piazza S. I. C. E. T., Via Berthollet 30—Turin. and that each of the companies referred to Cincinnato, 6; Milano. S. I. C. I. A.-Galleria Umberto I, 27; Napoli. in such Exhibit is organized under the laws Paradissi Film, Via Casaregis 53—Genoa. Società Antonima Grandi Films (S. A. N. G. of, Japan and that therefore each of such Pasquario Giuseppe, Via Gogino, 12; Torino. R. A. F.) Salita S. 'Nicolo da (Tolentino 1 individuals and companies is a national of Pax Film, Via Torino 47—Milan. bis.)—Rome. a foreign country (Japan); Perani E-, Via X X Setembre, Cinema Orfeo; Società Generale Italiana Cinematogra- 2. Finding that the Japanese Government Genova. fiche-Via dei Mille 12-m—Rome. and the persons listed in said Exhibit A, Pescali F. et O., Corso Venezia 33—Milan. Società’ An. Italiana Cinematografica Wal jointly or severally own or control the prop Petrecca Films, Piazza Sallustio 3—Rome. ter Wanger, Via X X Settembre, Roma. erty hereinafter described in subparagraph 3; Petrini Edmondo, Via S., Anseimo 1—Turin. Soc. An Cinematografica Stereoscopica, Via 3. Determining^ that the property described^ Pettaluga Adalgisa, Via Pozzo, 6/2; Genova. Monte Napoleone,*22; Milano. as follows: Piemonte Film, Via Trotti, 12; Alessandria. Soc. An Grandi Films (S. A. N. G. R. A. F .) , All right, title, interest and claim of what Piemonte Film, Via Casteffidardo, 50; Roma. Via Piave 7, Rome. soever kind or nature, under the statutory Plsorna Film-Tirrenia-yia Veneto 108, Soc. An. Superfilms, Via delle Finanze 6— and common law of the United "States and Rome. Rome. ■ of the several States thereof, of each and Pittaluga Stefano, Via Viotti N 1-—Turin. Soc. An S. C. J. F., Via Durini 31—Milan. all of the identified persons to whom refer Ponzano Fratelli, Via C. Tenca, 10; Milano. Soc. Italiana Cinematografica, Via Ospedale ence is made in said Exhibit A, in, to and Ponzano, F. Lli, Via Magenta, 19-b; Roma. 19-^Turin. under the following: Ponzano Film, Via Bogino, 12; Torino. Societe Italiana Eclair, Via Meravigilli 2— a. Every copyright, claim of copyright and Primo Circuito Nazionale Super Films, Via Milan. right to copyright in each and all of the delle Muratte 25—Rome. Sonor Film, Via de Petris, 62; Napoli. motion picture films in the United States Prometeus Films, Via dei Maroniti, 34; Stella Films, Corso Porta Nuova 19—Milan. owned or controlled by the Japanese Gov Roma. Super Film, Via Tommase Invrea 206— ernment and/or the individuals and com Protti Cav., Gino, Via Cavour 247—Rome. Genoa. panies, and each of them, whose names and Protti Cav. Gino, Via Trionfale, 87; Roma. Superior Film, Via Petrella 20; Milano. last known addresses are listed in said Ex Protti Ottorino, Via Montanara Curtatone, Taranto Film, Via Pitagora, 94; Roma. hibit A; b. Every license, agreement, privilege, 3; Mantova. Tiberiafilm S. A. I., Salita S. Nicolo da Tolen Produzione Italiana Artiste Associati—Via tino, 1-bis; Roma. power and right of whatsoever nature arising del Giardino 42, Rome. T. E. I. A. Film, Via Roma, 228; Napoli. under or with respect to any or all of the Produzione Ventura, Via Tóftino, 149 Tergestefilm, Via della Zonta, 8; Trieste. foregoing; • Tirrenia Film, Via Montebello 109—Rome. c. All monies and amounts, and all right Roma. to receive monies and amounts, by way of Provveditorato Cinematografico Giuliano, Tirrènia-Films, Via Abruzzi 3,—Rome. TitanUo S. A., Via Roma, 228; Napoli. royalty, share of profits or other emojument, Via. Giotto, 3; Trieste. accrued or to accrue, whether arising pursu Radio Film, Via Dante 125—Paierme. Titanus Soc. An., Largo Goldoni, 44; Roma. Rari Film, Via Carlo Alberto, 6; Bologna. Tiziano Film, Corso Sommeiller 25—Turin. ant to law, contract or otherwise, with re Rari Film, Via del Campidoglio, 4; Tovi, U., Via Lagrange 29—Turin. spect to any or all of the foregoing; Firenze. Triomphalis Film, Via Flaminia 293-et d. All rights of renewal, reversion or re 95.—Rome. vesting, if any, in any or all of the fore Recanati, Luigi, Via Pio V 3—Turin. going; Regina Film C. A., Monte Napoleone, 26- Triangle Film, Via Berchet 2—Milan. Turrita Film, Via Daduti Fascisti, 11-13; e. All causes of action accrued or to accrue 28; Milano. at law or in equity with respect to any or all Rex Film, Piazza Bodoni, 3; Torino. Bari. Ultra Film, Via Appiani, 2; Milano. of the foregoing, including but not limited Ricci Films, Via Marghera 43—Rome. to the right to sue for and recover all dam Roma Film, Via Regina Elena, 86; Roma. U. N. I., Largo Zanardelli, 19; Brescia. Union Cosmopolite des Artistes, Via Ca ages and profits and to ask and receive any Romulus Film, Via Montebello, 109; Roma. and all remedies provided by common law or Romulus Lupa, Via Fontane 169—Rome. vour 361—Rome. Union Film, Galleria Umberto 1—Naples. statute for the infringement of any copyright Rosa Film, Via Sorbelloni 4—Rome. or the violation of any right or the breach Ruggiero Fratelli, Vico S. Giuseppe 31—5 Unione Cinematografica Italiana—Rome. Urania Film, Piazza Marina, 46; Palermo. of any obligation described in or affecting-any Naples. or all of the foregoing; Sacchi Ugo, Via Brigida 24—Naples. Urbe Film—Vai Venti Settembre 4—Rome. S. A. Cinematografica Sterescopica—“Cine Vaccarelle Rotolo, Via Giotto, 10-a; Padova. is property payable or held-with respect to città”, Rome. Vaselli, Arnaldo, Via delle Finanze 6— copyrights, or rights related thereto, in which S/A. C. R. A. S., via due Macelli 9—Rome. Rome. interests are held by, and such property S. A. E. F. C. Via Ferruccio, N. I.—Rome. Vay Armando, Corso Italia 45— Milan. constitutes interests held therein by, a for S. A. F. A., Via Mondovi, 33; .Roma. Veneta Film S. A., Via Trieste, 31-B; Pa eign country (Japan) and/or nationals S. A. F. F., Via dei Pecori, 3; Firenze. dova. thereof; # S. A. F. I. R., Via Labicana, 92; Roma. Venezia Films, Via Campania 8, Rome. 4. Having made all determinations and S. A. G. A. I., Via Valadier, 42; Roma. Vesuvio Film, via Roma 256—Naples. taken all action, after appropriate consul- 15394 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

tation and certification, required by said J. O. Uzumasa Talkie Production, Uzumasa, Toa Shoji Co., Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Executive Order or Act of otherwise; and Kyoto. Koji-machiku—Tokyo. 5. Deeming it necessary in the national Kaigai Eigashà, 6, Hachikancho Kyobashi- Toa News, Toa. interest; ku—Tokyo. Toho Kyoto Studio, Uzumasa, Kyoto. . Kawai Eiga Shokai, Kanasugi Kami-machi, Toho Tokyo Studio, Seijo, Setagaya-ku— hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Shitaya-ku—Tokyo. Tokyo. todian the property hereinbefore de Kikusui-Kan, 293 Minato-cho l-fchome,— Towa Shoji, Gashi Kaisha—Tokyo. scribed in subparagraph 3, to be held, Kobe. Towa Shoji K. K., Kaijo Bldg., Marynouchi, used, administered, liquidated, sold or Latin Eiga Shokai, 28, Sanban-cho, Koji- Kojimachi-ky—Tokyo. otherwise dealt with in the interest of machi-ku—Tokyo. Tozai Eiga Kabushiki Kwaisha, Umeda Makino Eiga Kwanto H a ik y u jo , Ltd., Uyeno Bldg., Okecho, Kyobashi-ku—Tokyo. and for the benefit of the United States. Hiro-koji, Shitaya-ku—Tokyo. Yamani Yoko, 42, Minami Kayaba-cho, Such property, and any or all of the Makino Kinema Eigyojo, Gosendori Imade- Nihon-bash-ku—Tokyo. proceeds thereof, shall be held in an gawa Sagaru, Kamikyo-ku,—Kyoto. Yamani Yoko, c/o Nameiza, Ogawa-machi, appropriate special account or accounts, Makino Production, Kyoto. Kanda-ku—Tokyo. • pending further determination of the Manchukuo State Council, South Manchu Yokohama Cinema Shokai, 22 Kuritadani, Alien Property Custodian. This shall ria Railway, Tokyo. Kanakawa-ku, Yokohama. not be deemed to limit the powers of the Mr. Matsujiro Shirei, c/o Naka-za., 8 Nishi Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku—Tokyo. Ya-Gura-machi Higashi-ku. Alien Property Custodian to return such Mina Talkie Production, Ohmori, Tokyo. [F. R. Doc. 43-18030; Filed, November 8, 1943; property or the proceeds thereof, or to Nihon-Katsudo Shashin K. K. Tamagawa 11:13 a. m.] indicate that compensation will not be Studio, Nunota, Chofu, Kita-tamagori, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Tokyo-fu. should be determined that such return Nippon Domei Tsushin Sha-Dentso News, [Vesting Order 2124] should be made or such compensation Tokyo. Nippon Katsudo Shashim Kaisha, 1 Kami- D r. S igmund M artin H apfner should be paid. maki-cho, Nihgnbashi-ku—Tokyo. Any person, except a pational of a Nippon Katsudo Shashin Kabushiki Kwai Re: Real property owned by Dr* Sig designated enemy country, asserting any sha, Karasumarudori Sanjo Sagaru—Kyoto. mund Martin Haffner, also known as claim arising as a result pf this order Nippon Katsudo Shashin Kabushiki Kwai Dr. S. Hafner. may file with the Alien Property Cus sha, Komatsubara 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Under the authority of the Trading todian a notice of his claim, together Nippon Katsuod Shashin Kabushiki Kwai with the Enemy Act, as amended, and with a request for a hearing thereon, on sha, Yeiraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku—Tokyo. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Form APC-1, within one year from the Nihon Katsudo Shashin K. K., Uzamaso Studio, Uzumasa, Kyoto. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, date hereof, or within such further time after investigation, finding: as may be allowed by the Alien Property Nippon News, Tokyo. - Nisso Shokai, 3, Ginza 6-chome, Kyobashi- 1. That the last known address of Dr. Sig Custodian. Nothing herein contained ku—Tokyo. mund Martin Haffner, also known as Dr. S. shall be deemed to constitute an admis Obei Eiga Kabushiki Kwaisha, Chiyoda Hafner, is 8/0/R Wotan Street, Munich, Ger sion of the existence, validity or right Shintaku Bldg., Kitamaki-cho, Kyobashi- many, and that he is a resident of Germany to allowance of any suéh claim. ku-^—Tokyo. and a national of a designated enemy coun The terms ‘‘national” and “designated Okamoto Yo£o, 2-15, Ginza, Kyobashi- try (Germany); enemy oountry” as used herein shall have ku—Tokyo. 2. That Dr. Sigmund Martin Haffner, also Oriental Production, Ochiai, Tokyo. known as Dr. S. Hafner, is the owner of the the meaning prescribed in section 10 of P. C. L. Production, Kinuta Mura, Tokyo. said Executive Order. property described in-subparagraph 3 hereof; Sakama Shokai, Narihira-cho, Honjo-ku— 3. That the property described as follows: Executed at Washington, D. C., on Tokyo. Real property described in Exhibit A, at July 1, 1943. Saneisha, Oda, Shintaku Bldg., Kayabacho, tached hereto and made a part hereof, to Nihombashiku—Tokyo. [ seal] L eo T. C row ley, gether with all hereditaments, fixtures,, im Alien Property Custodian. Sankyo-sha, Su, otp, p. Bldg., Nishi Doton- provements and appurtenances thereto, and bori Nishi-ku, Osaka. any and all claims for rents, refunds, bene Exh ibit A Sanryu Shoten, 1830 Kanasugi, Nippori, fits or other payments arising from the own Tokyofuka—Tokyo. ership of such property, Aikoku Kinema Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shima Sanyei-sha, Oda Bldg., Minami Kayabacho, Heiye-mon-cbo, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Nihonbashi-ku—Tokyo. is property within the United States owned Akazawa Kinema Shokai, Koizumi Bldg., Segoshi Yoko, Itchome, Kyomachi, Nishiku. or controlled by a national of a designated Ueno, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo. Seishiro Terata, Shinmachi-dori 3-chome— enemy country (Germany); and Arasbi Kaniyuro Production, Hanazono Osaka. 4. Determining that to the extent that said Studio, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto. Sekai Film Sha, 16 Hanazono-cho, Shitaya- national is a person not within a designated Azuma Production, Mukojima, Tokyo. ku—Tokyo. enemy country, the national interest of the Bando Tsumasaburo Production, Yazu Shechiku Kinema Kaisha, 6 Izumi-cho, United States requires that such person be Studio, Yazu, Chiba-Ken. Nihon-Bashi-ku—Tokyo. treated as a national of the aforesaid enemy Board of Tourist Industry Japan, Tokyo. Shinko Kinema K. K. Tokyo Studio, Ohi- country (Germany); Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. zumimachi, Itabashi-ku—Tokyo. And having made all determinations and Chiezo Production, Sagano Studio, Sagano, Schochiku Kinema Kabushiki Kwaisha, taken all action required by law, including Kyoto.. Shintomi-cho, Kyobashi-ku—Tokyo. appropriate consultation and certification, Chijo Eiga-sha, Izumo Bldg., Ginzo 8- Shochiku Ofuna Studio, Ofuna, Kanagawa- and deeming it necessary in the national Ohome, Kyobashi-ku-Tokyo. ken—Tokyo. interest, Chugai Katsudo Shashin Kyokai, 1890, Su- Shockiku Kamata Studio, Kamata-ku, gamo Miyanaka, Tokyo-fuka-Tokyo. Tokyo. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Chuo Eiga-sha, 2-9, Sanjukkenbori, Kyo Shochiku Kyoto Studio, 127 Miyazakicho, todian the property described above, sub bashi-ku-Tokyo. Shimogamo, Kyoto. ject to recorded liens, encumbrances, Dai-ichi Ashi-Kan, 293 Minato-cho 1- Society for International Cultural Rela and other rights of record held by or for chome-Kobe. tions, Tokyo. Daito Eiga Production Sugamo Studio, 455 South Manchuria Railway, Tokyo. persons who are not nationals of desig Kishinzuka, Sugano, Tokyo. Star Film Goshi Kwaisha, Nihonbashi nated enemy countries, 4o be held, used, Dome! News, Domei Tsushin Sha, Tokyo. Bldg., Motodaiku-chô, ÇTihonbashi-ku— administered, liquidated, sold or other Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tokyo. wise dealt with in the interest of and for Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Takarazuka Eiga Production, To jin Kita- Hattori Shoten, Taikaku Bldg., Sukiya-cho, machi, Kyoto. the benefit of the United States.— • Kyo-bashi-ku—Tokyo. Teikoku Cinema Co., 19,. 4-chome Suye- Such property and any or all of the Ichikawa Utaemon Production, Ayamaeike yoshibashidori Minami-ku—Osaka. proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Studio, Nara-Ken. Teikoku Kinema Engei Kabushiki Kwaisha, propriate account, or accounts, pending Imai Shokai, Nishigatsuji-machi, Tennoji- Kuru-mazaka-cho, Shitaya-ku—Tokyo. ku,—Osaka. Teikoku Kinema Engei Kabushiki Kwaisha, further determination of the Alien Prop International Cinema Association of Japan, Shio-cho 4-chome, Minami-ku,—Osaka. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Tokyo. Toa Kinema Kabushiki Kwaisha, Kawara- deemed to limit, the power of the Alien Irie Production, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto. machi-dori Takatsuji Agaru, Shimokyo-ku— Property Custodian to return,such prop Ishii Shokai, Hakozaki-cho, Nihonbashi- Kyoto. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or ku—Tokyo. Toa Kinema Kabushiki Kwaisha, Saiwai Japan Tourist Bureau, Tokyo. Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku—Tokyo. in part, nor shall this order be deemed FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15395 to indicate that compensation will nqt be Trust Company, Administrator, including but % [Vesting Order 2126] not limited to all security rights in and to paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Christian S auer and M ary Viser any and all collateral for any and all such l)e determined to take any one or all of accounts, and the right to enforce and collect R e: Interest in real property owned by such actions. the same, Christian Sauer and Mary Viser. Any person, except a national of a is property within the United States owned Under the authority of the Trading designated enemy country, asserting any or controlled by a national of a designated claim arising as a result of this order enemy country (Germany); with the Enemy Act, as amended, and may, within one year from the date And determining that the property de Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, hereof, or within such further time as scribed in subparagraph 3-b above is neces and pursuant to law, the undersigned, may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of after investigation, • finding: erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice other property (namely, that property de 1. That the last known addresses of Chris of claim, together with a request for a scribed in subparagraph 3-a above)- belonging tian Sauer and Mary Viser are Constance, hearing thereon. Nothing herein con to the same national of the same designated Baden, Germany, and Fredrichsfaven, Ger enemy country and subject to vesting (and many, respectively, and that they are resi tained shall be deemed to constitute an in fact vested by this order) pursuant to admission of the existence, validity or dents of Germany and nationals of a desig section 2 of said Executive Order; nated enemy country (Germany); ' right to allowance of any such claim. And further determining that to the extent 2. That Christian Sauer and Mary Viser The terms “national” and “designated that such national is a person not within a are the owners of the property described in enemy country” as used herein shall have designated enemy country, the national in subparagraph 3 hereof; the meanings prescribed in section 10 of terest of the United States requires that such 3. That the property described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. person be treated as a national of a designated The undivided one-half interest in and to Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep enemy country (Germany); the real property situated in Pocahontas tember 7, 1943. And having made all determinations and County, Iowa, particularly described as being taken all action, after appropriate consulta- the Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty (30) [seal] L e p T . C row ley, ti6n and certification required by law, and in Township Ninety-two (92) North, of the Alien Property Custodian. deeming it necessary in the national interest, Base Line in Range Thirty-four (34) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, which interest Exh ibit A hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus was devised to Christian Sauer and Mary todian the property described in sub- All that certain, tract or parcel of land Viser by the Last Will and Testament of John situated in the City of El Paso, County of paragraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded L. Sauer, deceased, together with all heredita El Paso and State of Texas, to wit: liens, encumbrances and other rights of ments, fixtures, improvements and appurte All of Lot numbered Six (6) and the record held by or for persons who are nances thereto, and any and all claims for Northerly and adjoining one half (%) of not nationals of designated enemy coun rents, refunds, benefits or other payments Lot numbered five (5), in block Ten (10) tries, to be held, used, administered, arising from the ownership of such interest, of the Mundy Heights Addition to the City liquidated, Sold or otherwise dealt with is property within the United States owned or of El Paso, -Texas, according to the First in the interest of and for the benefit of controlled by nationals of a designated enemy Revised Map of said Mundy Heights Addition country (Germany); and surveyed and platted by A. H. Parker in July the United States. 4. Determining that to the extent that such 1903, and which said property has a total Such property and any or all of the nationals are persons not within a designated frontage of 37 y2 feet on the Westerly line proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap enemy country, the national interest of the of Porflrio Diaz Avenue by a depth Westerly propriate account, or accounts, pending United States requires that such persons be between parallel lines of 120 feet to an alley, further determination of the Alien Prop treated as nationals of a designated enemy and being the same property conveyed to erty Custodian. This order shall not be country (Germany); the said J. M. Richmond by W. Cooley by deemed to limit the power of the Alien And having made all determinations and deed dated February 1, 1913, and recorded taken all action required by law, including in Book 224, Page 111, of the Deed Records Property Custodian to return such prop appropriate consultation and certification, of El Paso County, Texas, to which reference erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or and deeming it necessary in the national’ is here made. in part, nor shall this order be deemed to interest, indicate that compensation will not be [F. R. Doc. 43-18032; Filed, Nov. 8, 1943; paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus 11:13 a. m.] be determined to take any one or all of todian the property described above, such actions. subject to recorded liens, encumbrances, and other rights of record held by or [Vesting Order 2125] Any person, except a national of a des ignated enemy country, asserting any for persons who are not nationals of E lla M angold claim arising as a result of this order designated enemy countries, to be held, may, within one year from the date used, administered, liquidated, sold or Re: Real property and a bank account otherwise dealt with in the interest of owned by Ella Mangold. hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop and for the benefit of the United States. Under the authority of the Trading erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Such property and any of the proceeds with' the Enemy Act, as amended, and of claim, together with a request for a thereof shall be held in an appropriate Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, hearing thereon. Nothing herein con account or accounts, pending further de and pursuant to law, the undersigned, tained shall be deemed to constitute an termination of the Alien Property Custo after investigation, finding: admission of the existence, validity or dian. This order shall not be deemed 1. That the last known address of Ella right to allowance of any such claim. to limit the power of the Alien Property Mangold is Ritzacher, .Bahnof, Hanover, Ger Custodian to return such property or the The terms “national” and “designated proceeds thereof in whole or in part, nor many, and that she is a resident of Germany enemy country” as used herein shall have and a national of a designated enemy country shall this order be deemed to. indicate (Germany); the meanings prescribed in section IQ that compensation will not be paid in 2. That Ella Mangold is the owner of the of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. lieu thereof, if and when it should be property described in subparagraph 3 hereof; . Executed at Washington, D. C., on determined to take any one or all of 3. That the property described as follows: September 7, 1943. such actions. a. Real property situated in Allen County, [seal] L eo T. Cro w ley, Any person, except a national of a Indiana, particularly described in Exhibit A, Alien Property Custodian. attached hereto and by reference made a part designated enemy country, asserting any hereof, together with all hereditaments, fix Exh ibit A claim arising as a result of this order tures, improvements and appurtenances may, within one year from the date thereto, and any and all claims for rents, The East Forty (40) feet of the North Sixty hereof, or within such further time as refunds, benefits or other payments arising (60) feet and the South Twenty (20) feet of may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop from the ownership of such property, and the North Eighty (80) feet of Lot Number erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice b. All right, title, interest and claim of Ella Ninety-one (91) in the Original Plat of the of claim, together with a request for a Mangold, in and to a certain bank account in Town now City of Fort Wayne, Allen County, hearing thereon. Nothing herein con the Lincoln National Bank and Trust Com Indiana. pany of Fort Wayne, Indiana, which is due tained shall be deemed to constitute an and owing to and held for Ella Mangold in [F. R. Doc. 43-18033; Filed, November 8, 1943; admission of the existence, validity or the name of the- Lincoln National Bank and 11:13 a. m.] right to allowance of any such claim. 15396 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

The terms “national” and “cresignated claim arising as a result of this order a designated enemy country, the national in enemy country” as used herein shall have may, within one year from the date here terest of the United States requires that such person be treated as a national of a desig the meanings prescribed in section 10 of of, or within such further time as may nated enemy country (Germany) ; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. be allowed, file with the Alien Property And having made all determinations and Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of taken all action, after appropriate consulta tember 7, 1943. claim, together with a request for a hear tion and certification required by law, and [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, ing thereon. Nothing herein contained deeming it necessary in the national interest, Alien Property Custodian. shall be deemed to constitute an admis sion of the existence, validity or right to hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus [F. R. Doc. 43-18034; Filed, November 8, 1943; allowance of any such claim. todian the property described above, sub 11:13 a. m.] ‘ ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and The terms “national”, “designated en other rights of record held by or for per emy country” and “business enterprise sons who are not nationals of designated within thé United States” as used herein [Vesting Order 2165] enenjy countries, to be held, used, admin shall have the meanings prescribed in istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt L eipzig T rade F air, I nc. section 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. with in the interest, and for the benefit, Under the authority of the Trading of the United States. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep- . tember 9, 1943. Such property and any or all of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [seal] If? Leo T. Crow ley, propriate account, or accounts, pending after investigation, finding: Alien Property Custodian. further determination of the Alien Prop 1. That all the issued and outstanding cap [F. R. Doc. 43-18035; Filed, November 8, 1943; erty Custodian. This order shall not be ital stock of Leipzig Trade Fair, Inc., a cor 11:14 a. m.] deemed to limit the .power of the Alien poration organized and doing business under Property Custodia'n to return such prop the laws of the State of New York and a erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or business enterprise within the United States, [Vesting Order 2174] in part, nor shall this order be deemed consisting of 102 shares of no par value’ cap to indicate that compensation will not ital stock, is registered in the name of E. E. Anna S chimmel Wachsmuth, being beneficially owned by be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Leipziger Messamt, and is evidence of owner Under the authority of the Trading should be determined to take any one or ship and control of said business enterprise; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and all of such actions. 2. That Leipziger Messamt, whose principal Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Any person, except a national of a des place of business is Leipzig, Germany, is a and pursuant to law, the undersigned, ignated enemy country, asserting any corporation organized under the laws of Ger after investigation, finding:' claim arising as a result of this order many and is a national of a designated enemy may, within one year from the date country (Germany); 1. That the last known address of Anna Schimmel is Gera, R. J. L. Werder Strasse hereof, or within such further time as and determining: No. 3, Germany, and that she is a resident may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop 3. That Leipzig Trade Fair, Inc. is con of Germany and a national of a designated erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice trolled by Leipziger Messamt and is a national enemy country (Germany);' of claim, together with a request for a of a designated enemy country (Germany); 2. That Anna Schimmel is the owner of hearing thereon. Nothing herein con 4. That to the extent that such nationals the property described in subparagraph 8 are persons not within a designated enemy tained shall be deemed to constitute an hereof; admission of the existence, validity or country, the national interest of the United 3. That the property described'as follows: States requires that such persons be treated right to allowance of any such claim. as nationals of a designated enemy country a. The undivided one-half interest, identi The terms “national” and “designated (Germany); fied as the interest which was devised to Anna Schimmel by the Last Will and Testa enemycountry” as used herein shall have and having made all determinations and ment df Elizabeth Barbara Stolz, deceased, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of taken all action required by law, including filed for probate before the Register of Wills Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. appropriate consultation and certification, for Philadelphia County, Philadelphia, Penn Executed at Washington, D. C., on and deeming it necessary in the national sylvania, Estate No. 2579, in and to the real September 10, 1943. interest, - property situated in Camden County, New [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, _ Jersey, particularly described in Exhibit A, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus attached hereto and by reference made a Alien Property Custodian. todian 102 shares of the no par value cap part hereof, together with all hereditaments, Exh ibit A ital stock of Leipzig Trade Fair, Inc., fixtures, improvements and appurtenances hereinbefore more fully described, to be* thereto, and any and all claims for rents, All that certain tract or parcel of land and held, used, administered, liquidated, sold refunds, benefits or other payments arising premises situate in the City of Camden in or otherwise dealt with in the interest from the ownership of such property, and the County of Camden and State of New b. All right, title, interest and claim of Jersey bounded and described as follows: and for the benefit of the United States, any name or nature whatsoever of Anna Beginning at a point in the Northeasterly and hereby undertakes the direction, Schimmel In and to any and all obligations, line of Twenty-fifth (formerly Fulton) Street management, supervision and control of contingent or otherwise and whether or not at the distance of twenty-one feet (21 ft.) said business enterprise to the extent matured, owing to Anna Schimmel, by the Southeastwardly from the easterly corner of deemed necessary or advisable from time Camden Trust Company, and represented on Twenty Fifth Street and Wayne Avenue (for to time by the Alien Property Custodian. the books of the Camden Trust Company as merly Third Street), and extending thence a credit balance due Anna Schimmel, in southeastwardly in front or width along said Such property, and any or all of the Northeasterly line of Twenty-Fifth Street proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap cluding but not limited to all security rights in and to any and all collateral for any and- nineteen feet (19 ft.) and thence Northeast propriate account or accounts, pending all such obligations, and the right to en wardly of that width between parallel lines further determination of the Alien Prop force and collect such obligations, , f at right angles with said line of Twenty- erty Custodian. This order shall not be" Fifth Street one hundred feet (100 ft.) in deemed to limit the power of the Alien is property within the United States owned length or depth Being part of Lot No. 3 in or controlled by a national of a designated Block O on the Plan of Pavonia and premises Property Custodian to vary the extent of enemy country (Germany); or terminate such direction, manage now known as No. 1044 North Twenty-Fifth Arid determining that the property de Street and the same land and premises which ment, supervision or control, or return scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces Sarah H. Mason (single woman) by deed dated such property or the proceeds thereof, in sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of December 20th 1910 and recorded December whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed to other property (namely, that property de 21st 1910 in the office of the Register of indicate that compensation will not be scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong Deeds of Camden County in Book No. 353 of paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should ing to the same national of the same desig Deeds pages. 3 etc. granted and conveyed nated enemy country and subject to vesting unto the said August Hingst and Marie be determined to take any one or all of (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant such actions. to section 2 of said Executive Order; Hingst his wife in fee. Any person, except a national of a And further determining that to the ex [F. R. Dçc. 43-18036; Filed, November 8, 1943; designated enemy country, asserting any tent that such national is a person not within 11:14 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15397

[Vesting Order 2176] persons who are not nationals of desig Plot 1, and to which map reference is hereby nated enemy countries, to be held, used, made for the metes and bounds of the prop E leonore S ohre erty herein conveyed. administered, liquidated, sold or other The property herein conveyed is a portion Re: Real property, bank account, wise dealt with in the interest, and for of the third tract of land conveyed by J. Baker claim, and safety, deposit box leasehold the benefit, of the United States, and Jeter to M. C. Jeter, by his deed dated October rights owned by Eleonore Sohre, also 12th, 1915 and recorded in the Clerk’s Office known as F. E. Sohre and E. Sohre, hereby undertakes the direction, man of the Circuit Court of Hanover County, Under the authority of the Trading agement, supervision and control of the Virginia, in D. B. 62, Page 218. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and contents of the safety deposit box re ferred to above, to the extent deemed [F. R. Doc. 43-18037; Filed, November 8, 1943; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 11:14 a. m.] and pursuant to law, the undersigned, necessary or advisable from time to time after investigation, finding: by the Alien Property Custodian. Such property and any or all of the 1. That the last known address of Eleonore proceeds thereof shall be held in an Sohre, also known as F. E. Sohre and E. Sohre, is Postfach 175, Chemnitz, Germany, and appropriate account, or accounts, pend [Vesting Order 2177] ing further determination of the Alien that she is a national of a designated enemy H erman Nothdorf country (Germany); Property Custodian. This order shall 2. That Eleonore Sohre, also known as F. E. not be deemed to limit the power of the Under the authority of the Trading Sohre and E. Sohre, is the owner of the prop Alien Property Custodian to return such with the Enemy Act, as amended, and erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof; property or the proceeds thereof in whole Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 3. That the property described as follows: or in part, nor shall this order be deemed a. Real property situated in Hanover and pursuant to law, the undersigned, County, Virginia, particularly described in to limit the power of the Alien Prop after investigation, finding: Exhibits A and B, attached hereto and by erty Custodian to vary the extent of, or 1. That the last known address of Her reference made a part hereof, together with terminate, such direction, management, man Nothdorf is St. Michaels Don, Holstein, all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements supervision or control, nor shall this or Germany, and that he is a resident of Ger and appurtenances thereto, and any and all der be deemed to indicate that com many and a national of a designated enemy claims for rents', refunds, benefits or other pensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, / country (Germany); payments arising from the ownership of such if and when it should be determined to 2. That Herman Nothdorf is the owner of property, and take any one or all of such actions. the property described in subparagraph 3 b. All right, title, interest and claim (in hereof; cluding, but not limited to, the right of access Any person, except a national of a 3. That the property described as follows: to the safety deposit box hereinafter referred designated enemy country, asserting any The undivided one-fifth interest, identi to) of E. Sohre arising by reason of a contract, claim arising as a result of this order fied as the interest which was distributed as evidenced by a certain- lease executed may, within one year from the date to Herman Nothdorf by the Probate Court January 1, 1932 between the Bank for Com hereof, or within such further time as of the Jefferson County, State of Kansas, in merce and Trusts, Ninth and Main Streets, may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop The Matter of the Estate of Frederick Noth Richmond, Virginia, and E. Sohre, relating to erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice dorf, Deceased, No. 2391, on November 16, safety deposit box No. 305 in the vaults of the 1940, in and to that certain real property Bank for Commerce and Trusts, Ninth and of claim, together with a request for a particularly described as the Southwest Main Streets, Richmond, Virginia, and hearing, thereon. Nothing herein con Quarter (SW]4) of section twenty-five (25), c. All right, title, interest and claim of tained shall be deemed to constitute an Township Nine (9), South Range Nineteen Eleonore Sohre, also known as F. E. Sohre find admission of the existence, validity or (19) East, in Jefferson County, Kansas, con E. Sohre, in and to a certain bank account right to allowance of any such claim. taining 160 acres, more or less, together with with the Bank for Commerce and Trusts, The terms “national” and “designated all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond, Virginia, enemy country” as used herein shall and appurtenances thereto, and any and all entitled “E. Sohre”, which is held for and in have the meanings prescribed in section claims for rents, refunds, benefits or other the name of, and is due and owing to, E. payments arising from the ownership of such Sohre, and 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as property. d. All right, title, interest and claim of amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep is property within the United States owned Eleonore SohrS, also known as F. E. Sohre or controlled by a national of a designated and E. Sohre, in and to a certain sum of tember 10, 194^. enemy country (Germany); money held by Charles Vallery, Waverly, [seal] L eo T . C row ley, And determining that to the extent that Ohio, for and in the name of, and now due Alien Property Custodian. such national is a person not within a des ■ and owing to, Eleonore' Sohre, including but ignated enemy country, the national interest Exh ibit A not limited to all security rights in and to of the United States requires that such per any and all collateral for any or all of such Real property situated in Hanover County, son be treated as a national of a designated account and claim, or portions thereof, and Virginia, particularly described as follows: enemy country (Germany); ~ the right to enforce and collect the same, All that certain piece or parcel of land situ And having made all determinations and is property within the United States owned ated, lying and being in the County of Han taken all action, after appropriate consul or controlled by a national of a designated over, Virginia, containing two (2) acres, tation and certification required by law, and enemy country (Germany); bounded and described as follows, to-w it: Be deeming it necessary in the national interest, And determining that the property de ginning at a point on a road running parallel scribed in subparagraph 3-c hereof is neces with the R. F. & P. R. R. where this land hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of intersects with that of T. H. Droste, running todian the property described above, sub other property (namely, _ that property de along said T. H. Droste’s line North 71 de ject to recorded liens, encumbrances scribed in subparagraphs 3-a and 3-b hereof) grees W. 1050' to a stake, thence 83' where and other rights of record, held by or belonging to the same national of the same this land intersects with that of George E. for persons who are not nationals of designated enemy country and subject to Crawfords line, thence along the said Geo. E. designated enemy countries, to be held, vesting (and in fact vested by this" order) Crawfords line S. 71 degrees 1050' to the used, administered, liquidated, sold or pursuant to section 2 of said Executive road running parallel with the R. F. & P. R. R., otherwise dealt with in the interest, and Order; thence along the said road 83' to place of And further determining that to the ex beginning, as shown by plat hereto attached for the benefit, of the United States. tent that such national is as person not and made a part of this deed. Such property and any or all of the within a designated enemy country, the na proceeds~thereof shall be held in an ap tional interest of the United States requires Exh ibit B propriate account, or accounts, pending that such person be treated as a national of Real property situated in Hanover County, further determination of the Alien Prop a designated enemy country (Germany); Virginia, particularly described as follows: erty Custodian. This order shall not be And having made all determinations and All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, taken all action, after appropriate consulta deemed to limit the power of the Alien lying and being in Ashland Magisterial Dis Property Custodian to return such prop tion and certification required by law, and trict, Hanover County, Virginia, containing deeming it necessary in the national in erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or terest, two and ninety-three hundredths (2.93) in part, nor shall this order be deemed acres, shown on May made August 12th, 1920, hereby vests in the Alien Property by T. Crawford Redd and Bro. Surveyors and to indicate that compensation will not Custodian the property described above, engineers, as lot “C”, which map is recorded be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it subject to recorded liens, encumbrances, in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of should be determined to take any one or and other rights of record held by or for Hanover County, Va., in Plot Book 7, Page 34, all of such actions. 15398 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Any person, except a national of a des scribed in subparagraph 4-a hereof) belong secured by a first mortgage which was exe ignated enemy country, asserting any ing to the same nationals of the same des cuted on October 21, 1924, by Mary Au, and ignated enemy country and subject to vest recorded in the Register’s Office of Queens claim arising as a result of this order ing (and in fact vested by this order) pur County, New York, in Liber 2491 of Mort may, within one year from the date suant to section 2 of said Executive Order; gages, Instrument No. 93179, including but hereof, or within such further time as And further determining that to the ex not limited to all security rights in and to may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop tent that such nationals are persons not any and all collateral (including the afore erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice within a designated enemy country, the na said first' mortgage) for any or all of such of claim, together with a request for a tional interest of the United States requires obligations and the right to the possession of hearing thereon. Nothing herein con that .such persons be treated as nationals of any and all notes, bonds, and other instru tained shall be deemed to constitute an a designated enemy country (Italy); ments evidencing such obligations, ' And having made all determinations and is property within th e United States owned admission of the existence, validity or taken all action, after appropriate consulta right to allowance of any such claim. or controlled by a national of a designated tion and certification required by law, and enemy country (Germany); The terms “national” and “designated deeming it necessary in the national interest, And determining that to the extent that enemy country” as used herein shall such national is a person not within a desig have the meanings prescribed in section hereby vests in the Alien’Property Cus todian the property described above, sub nated enemy country, the national interest of 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as the United States requires that such person amended. ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and be treated as a national of a designated enemy Executed at Washington, D. C„ on other rights of record held by or for per country (Germany); September 10, 1943. sons who are not nationals of designated And having made-all determinations and enemy countries to be held, used, ad taken all action, after appropriate consulta [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, ministered, liquidated, sóld or otherwise tion and certification required by law, and Alien Property Custodian. dealt with in the interest, and for the deeming it necessary in the national interest, [F. R. Doc. 43-18038; Filed, November 8, 1943; benefit, of the United States. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus 11:14 a. m.] Such property and any or all of the todian the property described, in sub- proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap paragraph 3-a hereof, subject to recorded propriate account, or accounts, pending liens, encumbrances and other rights of further determination of the Alien Prop [Vesting Order 2196] record held by or for persohs who are erty Custodian. This order shall not be not nationals of designated enemy coun D ominjco and Angela U ccello deemed to limit the power of the Alien tries, Jbo be held, used, administered, Property Custodian to return such prop liquidated, sold or otherwise dealtv with Re: Real property owned by Dominico erty or the proceeds thereof in whole Uccello and Angela Uccello, his wife, and in the interest,-and for the benefit, of the or in part, nor shall this order be deemed United States. a claim owned by Dominico Uccello, to indicate that compensation will not sometimes known as Dominic Uccello; be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Such property and any or all of the Under the authority of the Trading should be determined to take any one or proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap with the Enemy Act, as amended, and all of such actions. * propriate account, or accounts, pending Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Any person, except a national of a further determination of the Alien Prop and pursuant to law, the undersigned, designated enemy country, asserting any erty Custodian. This order shall not be after investigation, finding: claim arising as a result of this order, deemed to limit the power of the Alien 1. That the last known address of Do may, within one year from the date Property Custodian to return such prop minico Uccello and Angela Uccello, his wife, is hereof, or within such further time as erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or Genoa, Italy, and that they are residents of may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop in part, nor shall this order be deemed to Italy and nationals of a designated enemy indicate that compensation will not be country (Italy),- erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, together with a request for a paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should 2. That Dominico Uccello and Angelo be determined to take any one or all of Uccello, his wife, are the owners of property hearing thereon. Nothing herein con such actions. tained shall be deemed to constitute an described in subparagraph 4-a hereof; Any person, except a national of a des 3. That Dominico Uccello, sometimes admission of the existence, validity or known as Dominic Uccello, is the owner of right to allowance of a«y such claim. ignated enemy country, asserting any the property described in subparagraph 4-b . The terms “national” and “designated claim arising as a result-of this order hereof; enemy country” as used herein shall may, within one year from the date here 4. That the property described as follows: of, or within such further time as may a. Real property, particularly described as have the meanings prescribed in section 10 o f Executive Order No. 9095, as be allowed, file with the Alien Property Lot in Block 4826 of the City of St. Louis, Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of fronting 54 feet, 6% inches on the North amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on claim, together with a request for a hear line of Easton Avenue, by a depth North ing thereon. Nothing herein contained wardly of 120 feet to an alley, Bounded East September 18, 1943. shall be deemed to constitute an admis by Clara Avenue, the same being shown on [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, plat of Clara Avenue Heights as lots 1 and 2, sion of the existence, validity or right to together with all hereditaments, fixtures, im Alien Property Custodian. allowance of any such claim. provements and appurtenances thereto, and [F. R. Doc. 43-18039; Filed November 8, 1943; The terms “national” and “designated any and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits 11:14 a. m.] enemy couptry” as used herein shall have or other payments arising from the owner the meanings prescribed in section 10 of ship of such property, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. b. All right, title, interest and claim of Executed at Washington, D. C., on any name or nature whatsoever of Dominico [Vesting Order 2197]. Uccello,, sometimes known as Dominic September 18,1943. Uccello, in and to any and aU obligations, E mma Lochner [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, contingent or otherwise and whether or not Alien Property Custodian. matured, owing to Dominico Uccello by the Under the authority of the Trading Mercantile-Commerce Bank and Trus<6 Com with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 43-18040; Filed, November 8, 1943; pany and represented on the books of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 11:14 a. m.] Mercantile-Commerce Bank and Trust Com and pursuant to law, the undersigned, pany as a credit balance due Dominico after investigation, finding: UcceUo, including but not limited to all se curity rights in any and all collateral for 1. That the last known address of Emma [Vesting Order 2198] Lochner is Spohrstrasse 9, Kassel, Germany, any and all such obligations, and the right J osephine G razzini ' to enforce and collect such obligations, and that she is a resident of Germany and a national of a designated enemy country (Ger In re: Interest in real properties and is property within the United States owned many) ; or controlled by natignals of a designated in bank account, owned by Josephine 2. That the said Emma Lochner is the Grazzini, also known as Giuseppina enemy country (Italy); owner of the property described in subparar- And determining that the property de graph 3 hereof; Grazzini. scribed in subparagraph 4-b hereof is neces 3. That the property described as follows: Under the authority of the Trading sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of a. All right, title and interest of Emma with the Enemy Act, as amended, and other property (namely, that property de Lochner in and to any and all obligations Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,

\ FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15399 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, be determined to take any one, or all, of tion and fence line S. 4°39'30" E. 316.30 feet after investigation, finding; such actions. to said Northerly line of Main Street; thence Any person, except a national of a along said Northerly line S. 80°45' W. 197.37 1. That the last known address of Josephine feet to the point of beginning. Grazzini, also known as Gluseppina Graz designated enemy country, asserting any Containing 1.444 acres and being portion of zini, is c/o Salvator! or Gluseppina Pina, claim arising as a result of this order Lot numbered three (3) and all of Lot num via L. Gerolamo F. Palestrina, Rome, Italy, may, within one year from the date bered four (4) as shown on Map of the City and that she is a resident of Italy and a na hereof, or within such further time as of Pescadero and being portions of the lands tional of a designated enemy country (Italy); may be allowed», file with the Alien Prop adjoining said Lots 3 and 4. 2. That Josephine Grazzini is the owner of the property described in- subparagraph erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Exh ibit C 3 hereof; of claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein con That certain lot or parcel of real property 3. That the property described as follows: in the City and County of San Francisco, a. The undivided one-half interest, identi tained shall be deemed to constitute an State of California, particularly described as fied as the interest of Josephine Grazzini, also admission of the existence, validity or follows: known as Giuseppina Grazzini, acquired by right to allowance of any such claim. Beginning at the point of intersection of her pursuant to an order of the Superior The terms “national” and “designated the northerly line of States Street with the Court of the State of California in and for enemy country” as used herein shall have westerly line of Castro Street; and running the County of San Mateo, distributing the thence northerly along said line of Castro assets of the estate of Armando Grazzini, de the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Street 25 feet; thence at a right angle westerly ceased, which order was dated October 2, 100 feet; thence at a right angle southerly 1939, and recorded the same date in the Executed at Washington, D. C., on 25 feet to the norherly line of States Street; Office of the Recorder of said County and September 20, 1943. and thence at a right angle easterly along State, in three parcels of land situated in [seal] L eo T . C row ley, said line of States Street 100 feet to the point San Mateo County, California, particularly Alien Property Custodian1 of beginning. Being lot No. 8 in Block No. described in Exhibits A, B, and C, attached 14, as per map of Mint Tract Homestead hereto and by reference made a part hereof, Exhibit A Association, recorded April 10, 1874, in the together with all hereditaments, fixtures, im That certain,portion of lot No. 6, Map of office of the Recorder of the City and County provements and appurtenances thereto, and town of Pescadero, County of San Mateo, of San Francisco, State of California. any and all claims for rents, refunds, bene State of California, bounded and particularly fits or other payments arising from the own described as follows: [F. R. Doc. 43-18042; Filed, November 8, 1943; ership of such property, Commencing at the northeasterly corner of 11:17 a. m.] b. All right, title, interest and claim of Main and San Gregorio Streets; thence in a Josephine Grazzini in. and to a certain bank account in the American Trust Company, Northerly direction along the Easterly bound ary of San Gregorio Street 103 feet, more or 4900 Third Street, San Francisco, California, [Vesting Order 2199] which is due and owing to and held for less to the property of F. S. Duarte; thence at right angles in an Easterly direction and E rna Caroline Anna M arie K irchhoff Josephine Grazzini, also known as Giusep along the Southerly "boundary of said F. S. pina Grazzini, and in the name of Angelo and S iegfried R ichard X aver F ritz Duarte property 41 feet; thence in a Southerly Antongiovanni and Jean Antongiovanni, in K irchhoff cluding but not limited to all security rights direction and parallel with the Sari Gregorio in and to any and all collateral for any or Street to the Northerly line of Main Street; In re: Real property owned by Erna thence in a Westerly direction along said line all of such account and the right to enforce Carolina Anna Marie Kirchhoff, also and collect such account, of Main Street to the point of commence known as Erna C. Kirchhoff, and Sieg ment. fried Richard Xaver Fritz Kirchhoff, also is property within the United States owned Ex h ibit B known as Siegfried R. Kirchhoff. or controlled ■'by a national of a designated That certain lot or parcel of land situated enemy country (Italy); in the town of Pescadero, County of San Under .the authority of the Trading And determining that the property de Mateo, State of California, bounded and? par with the Enemy Act, as amended, and scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces ticularly described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of Beginning at the point of intersection of and pursuant to law, the undersigned, other property (namely, that propertly de the Northerly line of Main Street with the after investigation, finding: scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong dividing line between lots 4 and 5 of Map of 1. That the last known address of Erna ing to the same national of the same desig City of Pescadero which map was filed in Book nated enemy country and subject to vesting 1 of Patents at page 82, Santa Cruz County, Caroline Anna Marie Kirchhoff, also known (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant said point being distant along said line of as Erna C. Kirchhoff, is Souchaystrasse, 7 Loe- to section 2 of said Executive order; Main Street 200 feet Easterly from the East schwitz, Germany, and that the last known And further determining that to the extent erly line of San Gregorio Street; thence along address of Siegfried Richard Xaver Fritz that such national is a person not within said dividing line between Lots 4 and 5, N. Kirchhoff, also known as Siegfried R. Kirch a designated enemy country, the national 8°15' W. 200 feet to the Northerly corner be hoff, is 13 Lessingplatz, .Chemnitz, Germany, interest of the United States requires that tween said Lots 4 and 5; and on the Southerly and that they are residents of Germany and such person be treated as a national of a nationals of a designated enemy country line of Lot 7; thence along said Southerly line (Germany); designated enemy country (Italy); N. 80°45' E. 94.63 feet to the corner common And having made all determinations and to said Lots 4 and 7; thence along the Easterly 2. That Erna Caroline Anna Marie Kirch taken all action, after appropriate consulta line of Lot 7 and along the Northeasterly hoff, also known as Erna C. Kirchhoff, and tion and certification required by law, and boundary of those parcels described in Deed to Siegfried Richard Xaver Fritz Kirchhoff, also deeming it necessary in the national interest, Coast Side Transportation Company dated known as Siegfried R. Kirchhoff, are the own ers of the property described in subparagraph hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus May 14, 1926 and recorded May 14, 1926 in Book 239 of Official Records at page 31 and 3 hereof; todian the property described above, sub Deed to Manuel Goularte dated August 28, 3. That the property described as follows: ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and 1916 and recorded September 11, 1916 in Book Real property situated in Bronx County, other rights of record held by or for per 259 of Deeds at page 29 N. 38° W. 131.00 feet New York, particularly described in Exhibit sons who are not nationals of designated to the Easterly corner between Lots 7 and 8; A attached hereto and by reference made a enemy countries, to be held, used, admin thence along the Easterly line of said Lot 8 part hereof, together with all hereditaments, and along the Easterly boundary of those fixtures, improvements and appurtenances istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt thereto, and any and all claims for rents, re with in the interest, and for the benefit, parcels described in deed to Manuel Goularte before referred to and Deed to J. C. William funds, benefits or other payments arising of the United States. son, dated June 8, 1909 and recorded June 30, from the ownership of such property, Such property and any or all of the 1909 in Book 164 of Deeds at page 520, N. is property within the United States owned proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap 11°45' W. 50.72 feet to a % " iron pipe monu or controlled by nationals of a designated propriate account, or accounts, pending ment set at the Southwesterly corner of the enemy country (Germany); further determination of the Alien Prop Jose M. Gomez 2.884 acre tract; thence along And determining that to the extent that erty Custodian. This order shall not be a fence being also the Southerly boundary of such nationals are persons not within a des that certain parcel described in Deed to John ignated enemy country, the national inter deemed to limit the power of the Alien Luiz dated January 10, 1925 and recorded est of the United States requires that such Property Custodian to return such prop April 3, 1925 in Book 144 of Official Records at persons be treated as nationals of a desig erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or page 189, S. 84°26' E. 196.32 feet to a point nated enemy country (Germany); in part, nor shall this order be deemed which is in the production Northerly of a And having made all determinations and fence line running N. 4°39'30'' W. from the taken all action, after appropriate consulta to indicate that compensation will not be above mentioned Northerly line of Main tion and certification required by law, and paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Street; thence along said Northerly produc deeming it necessary in the national interest, No. 222------e 15400 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus and pursuant to law, the undersigned, And having made all determinations and todian the property described in subpar after investigation, finding:' taken all action, after appropriate consulta tion and certification required by law, and agraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded 1. That Katherine Rompf, Wilhelm Kon deeming it necessary in the national interest, liens, encumbrances and other rights of rad Rompf, Karl Johannes Rompf, Ludwig record held by or for persons who are Rompf and Konrad Rompf,'all of whose last hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo not nationals of designated enemy coun known addresses are Long-Gons, Oberhessen, dian the property described above, sub tries, to be-held, used, administered, liq Germany, and Anna Maria Josephina Maier ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and uidated, sold or otherwise dealt with and Adolf Hornung, whose last known ad other rights of record held by or for per in the interest, and for the benefit, of dresses are No. 4 Mannlichtsbrunnengasse, sons who are not nationals of designate^ Baden-Baden, Lichtental, Germany, and No. the United States. 109 Oberbeuern, Baden-Baden, Lichtental, enemy countries, to be held, used, admin Such property and any or all of the Germany, respectively, are residents of Ger istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap many and are nationals of a designated enemy with in the interest* and for the benefit, propriate account, or accounts, pending country (Germany); of the United States. further determination of the Alien Prop 2. That the above-named nationals are Such property and any or all of the erty Custodian. This order shall not be the owners of the property described in sub- proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap deemed to limit the power of the Alien paragraph 3 hereof; propriate account, or accounts, pending Property Custodian to return such prop 3. That the property described as follows: a. The undivided seven-eighths interest further determination of the Alien Prop erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in real property situated at 390 Shepherd erty Custodian. This order shall not be in part, nor shall this order be deemed Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, particularly deemed to limit the power of the Alien to indicate that compensation will not be described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and Property Custodian to return such prop paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should by reference made a part hereof, together erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or be determined to take any one or all with all hereditaments, fixtures, improve in part, nor shall this order be deemed of such actions. ments and appurtenances thereto, and any to indicate that compensation will not Any person^ except a national of a and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits or other payments arising from the owner be paic. in lieu thereof, if and when it designated enemy country asserting any ship of such property, should be determined to take any one or claim arising as a result of this order b. All right, title and interest of Kathe all of such actions. may, within one year from the date rine Rompf, Wilhelm Konrad Rompf, Karl Any person, except a national of a hereof, or within such further, time as Johannes Rompf, Ludwig Rompf, Konrad designated enemy country, asserting any may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Rompf, Anna Maria Josephina Maier, and claim arising as a result of this order erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Adolf Hornung, and each of them, in and to may, within one year from the date of claim, together with a request for a the following insurance policies: hereof, or within such further time as hearing thereon. Nothing herein con Owner’s, Landlord’s and Tenant’s liabili ty policy No. OTS 25447 issued by the Sun may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop tained shall be deemed to constitute an Indemnity Company; Fire insurance policy erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice admission of the existence, validity or No. 679400 issued by the New Hampshire Fire of claim, together with a request for a right to allowance of any such claim. Insurance Company; Fire insurance policy hearing thereon. Nothing herein con The terms “nationals” and “designated No. 640815 issued by the Hartford Fire Insur tained shall be deemed to constitute an enemy country” as used herein shall ance Company; Fire insurance policy No. 927579 issued by the New York Underwriters admission of the existence, validity or have the meanings prescribed in section right to allowance of any such claim. 10 Of Executive Order No. 9095, as Insurance Company; and War Damage Cor poration Certificate No. 596-54-3£37, Pacific The terms “national” and “designated amended. Fire Insurance Company, fiduciary agent, enemy country” as used herein shall have Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep covering the property described in Exhibit A, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of tember 20, 1943. attached hereto and by reference made a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, part hereof, Executed at Washington, D. C., Sep Alien Property Custodian. c. All right, title, interest and claim of any name or nature whatsoever of Katherine tember 20, 1943. Exhibit A Rompf, Wilhelm Konrad Rompf, Karl Johan [seal] L eo T. Crowley, All those certain lots, pieces or parvels of nes Rompf, Ludwig Rompf, Konrad Rompf, ■ Alien Property Custodian. Anna Maria Josephina Maier and Adolf land situate, lying and being in the Borough E xhibit A of Bronx, City, County and State of New Hornung, in and to any and all obligations, York, known and designated as and by lot contingent or otherwise, and whether or not All that certain plot, piece or parcel of numbers 17 and 18 on a certain Map entitled matured, owing to Katherine Rompf, Wil land, situate, lying and being in the Borough “Map of property known as Lohbauer Park, helm Konrad Rompf, Karl Johannes Rompf, of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, County desirably situated on the Eastern Boulevard, Ludwig Rompf, Konrad Rompf, Anna Maria of Kings, and State of New York, known and Town Dock Road & Pelham Bay, adjoining Josephina Maier and Adolf Hornung, and any designated on a certain map entitled “Map the Country Club, Borough of the Bronx, 24th of them, by Richter & Kaiser, Inc. and rep No. 2, East New York Lands, part of the first Ward, New York City”, made by Peter Elbert resented on the books of Richter & Kaiser, section or Manufacturing District, surveyed Nostrand, C. E. and C. S., dated April 15, 1908, Inc. as a credit balance due Katherine Rompf, by Martin G. Johnson, March 1838”, and filed and filed in the Office of the Register of the Wilhelm Konrad Rompf, Karl Johannes in the office of the Register of the County of County of New York on the 17th day of June, Rompf, Ludwig Rompf, Konrad Rompf, Kings as Map No. 721 in May 1864, as and by 1908, as Map number 1275, together with all Anna Maria Josephina Maier and Adolf Horn lot number fifty-four, and which said lot is the appurtenances and all the rights of Erna ung, including but not limited to all bounded and described as follows: Caroline Anna Marie Kirchhoff, also known's« security rights in and to any and all col Beginning at a point on the westerly side Erna C. ^Kirchhoff, and Siegfried Richard lateral for any and all such obligations and of Slrepherd Avenue, distant 55 feet southerly Xaver Fritz Kirchhoff, also known as Siegfried the right to enforce and collect such from the corner formed by the intersection of R. Kirchhoff, in and to said premises. obligations. the westerly side of Shepherd Avenue with Subject to any state of facts which an ac IS property within the United States owned or the southerly side of Glenmore Avenue; said curate survey would show. * controlled by nationals of a designated enemy point of beginning being also where the said [F. R. Doc. 43-18041; Filed, November 8, 1843; country (Germany); side of Shepherd Avenue is intersected by the 11:14 a. m.] And determining that the property de division line between lot number fifty-two scribed in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c hereof and lot number fifty-four on said map; run Is necessary for the maintenance or safe ning thence westerly along said division line guarding of other property (namely, that and part of the distance through a party wall, property described in subparagraph 3-a 100 feet to the rear line of lot number fifty- [Vesting Order 2200] hereof) belonging to the same nationals of three on said map; thence southerly along the same designated enemy country and sub said rear line of lot number fifty-three, 25 K atherine R ompf, et al. ject to vesting (and in fact vested by this feet to the northerly line of lot number order) pursuant to section 2 of said Execu In re: Seven-eighths interest in real fifty-six on said map; and thence easterly property situated in Brooklyn, New York, tive order; And further determining that to the extent along said northerly line of lot number fifty- interest in insurance policies and claims that such nationls are persons not within six, and part of the distance’through a party owned by Katherine Rompf and others. a designated enemy country, the national in wall 100 feet to the westerly side of Shepherd Under the authority of the Trading terest of the United States requires that such Avenue, and thence northerly along the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and persons be treated as nationals of a desig westerly side of Shepherd Avenue 25 feet to Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, nated enemy country (Germany); the point ,or place of beginning. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15401

Also, ^11 the right, title and interest of the hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Missouri, on May 8, 1931 in Book 215 of Deeds, party of the first part of in and to Shepherd todian the property described above, page 63, together with all hereditaments, fix Avenue lying in front of and adjoining said tures, improvements and appurtenances premises to the center line thereof. subject to recorded liens, encumbrances thereto, and any and all claims for rents, re and other rights of record held by or for funds, benefits or other payments arising [F. R. Doc. 43-18044; Filed, November 8, 1943J persons who are not nationals of desig from the ownership of such property, 11:15 a. m.] nated, enemy countries, to be held, used, b. Real property situated in Vernon County, administered, liquidated, sold or other Missouri, particularly described in Exhibit wise dealt with in the interest, and for B, attached hereto and by reference made a [Vesting Order 2201] the benefit, of the United States. part hereof, and identified as that property conveyed by Louis T. Hengstler, attorney in Anton Holmstroem, et al. Such property and any or all of the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap fact, to Frederick W. Dorr, by a certain deed In re: Real property and bank account executed on June 6, 1927, and recorded in the propriate account, or accounts, pending Office of the Recorder, Vernon County, Mis owned by Anton Holmstroem, Hermann further determination of the Alien Prop souri, on May 22, 1931, in Book 194 of Deeds, Holmstroem and Anna Marie Zum- erty Custodian. This order shall not be page 153, together with all hereditaments, kowski. deemed to limit the power of the Alien fixtures, improvements and appurtenances Under the authority of the Trading Property Custodian to return such prop thereto, and any and all claims for rents, re with the Enemy Act, as amended, and erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or funds, benefits or other payments arising Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, in part, nor shall this order be deemed to from the ownership of such property, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, indicate that compensation will not be c. All right, title, interest and claim of after investigation, finding: Karl Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf Kugler, paid in lieu thereof, if and wheri it should Ida Ursula Kugler, Walter Kugler, and Bern- 1. That the last known addresses of Anton be determined to take any one or all of hard Kugler in and to a certain bank account Holmstroem, Hermann Holmstroem and Anna such actions. in the Bank of California NA, San Francisco, Marie Zulnkowski are Knooperweg 110, Kiel, Any person, except a national of a California, which is due and owing to, and Germany, Paulstrasse 16, Hamburg-Altona, designated enemy country, asserting any held for Karl Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf Germany, and Moltkestrasse 8, Rendsburg, Kugler, Ida Ursula Kugler, Walter Kugler, and Germany, respectively, and that they are claim arising as a result of this order Bernhard Kugler in the, name of Frederick residents of Germany and nationals of a may, within one year from the date W. Dorr, Guardian of the Estate of Karl Kug designated enemy country (Germany); hereof, or within such further time as ler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf Kugler, Ida Ursula 2. That Anton Holmstroem, Hermann may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Kugler, Walter Kugler, and Bernhard Kugler, Holmstroem and Anna Maria Zumkowski are erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice including but not limited to all security the owners of the property described in sub- of claim, together with a request for a rights in and to any and all collateral for any paragraph 3 hereof; hearing thereon. Nothing herein con or all of such accounts or portion thereof, and 3. That the property described as follows: tained shall be deemed to constitute an thfe right to enforce and collect the same, and a. All right, title, interest and estate of admission of the existence, validity or d. All right, title, interest and claim of Anton Holmstroem, Hermann Holmstroem, any name or nature whatsoever of Arthur and Anna Marie Zumkowski in and to the right to allowance of any such claim. KiTgler, Karl Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf real property situated in Burt County, Ne The terms “national” and “designated Kugler, Ida Ursula Kugler, Walter Kugler, and braska, known as Lots Thirteen (13), Four enemy country” as used herein shall have Bernhard Kugler in and to any and all obli teen (14), and Fifteen (15), Block Thirty- the meanings prescribed in section 10 of gations, contingent or otherwise and whether four (34), in the Village of Craig, Nebraska, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. or not matured, owing to Arthur Kugler, Karl and identified as that property conveyed by Executed at Washington, D. C., on Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf Kugler, Ida Charlotta Mattsson and others, to John P. September 20,1943. Ursula Kugler, Walter Kugler, and Bernhard Dalton, Trustee, by a certain deed recorded Kugler, by the law firm of Dorr, Stevenson in the Record of Deeds of Burt County, Ne [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, ^ & Cooper, and represented on the books of braska on January 16, 1941, in Book No. 33, Alien Property Custodian. the law firm of Dorr, Stevenson & Cooper as a Page 172, together with all hereditaments, credit balance-due Arthur Kugler, Karl Kug [F. R. Doc. 43-18045; Filed, November 8, 1943; ler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf Kugler, Ida Ursula fixtures, improvements and appurtenances 11:15 a. m.] thereto, and any and all claims for rents, Kugler, Walter Kugler, and Bernhard Kugler, refunds, benefits or other payments arising including but not limited to all security from the beneficial interest in, and the own rights in and to any and all collateral for ership of, such property, any and all such obligations, and the right b. All right, title, interest and claim of [Vesting Order 2236] to enforce and collect such obligations, Anton Holmstroem, Hermann Holmstroem Arthur K ugler, et al. is property within the United States owned and Anna Marie Zumkowski in and to a cer In re: Real property situated in Bar or controlled by nationals of a designated, tain bank account in the First National Bank enemy country (Germany); of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska, entitled ton and Vernon Counties, Missouri, bank And determining that the property de “Blocked account of John P. Dalton, Trustee account and claim owned by Arthur Kug for heirs of Ellen Thulin, National of Ger scribed in subparagraphs 3-c and 3-d above ler, Karl Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf is necessary for the maintenance or safe many,” which is now due and owing to Anton Kugler, Ida Usulla Kugler, Walter Kug- guarding of other property (namely, that Holmstroem, Hermann Holmstroem and ler«and Bernhard Kugler. property described in subparagraphs 3-a and Anna Marie Zumkowski, including but not 3-b above) belonging to the same nationals limited to all security rights in and to any Under the authority of the Trading and all collateral for any or all of such with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of the same designated enemy country and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, subject to vesting (and in fact vested by account or portion thereof, and the right this order) pursuant to section 2 of said to enforce and collect the same, and pursuant to law, th e, undersigned, Executive order; is property within the United States owned after investigation, finding: And further determining that to the ex-t or controlled by nationals of a designated 1. That the last known addresses of Arthur tent that such nationals are persons not enemy country (Germany); Kugler, Karl Kugler, Helene Kugler, Rudolf within a designated country, the national And determining that the property de Kugler, Ida Ursula Kugler, Walter Kugler, and interest of the United States requires that scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces Bernhard Kugler are 3 Wohlerstrasse, Frank such persons be treated as nationals of a sary fof the maintenance or safeguarding of furt (Main) Germany, and that they are resi designated enemy country (Germany); . other property (namely, that property -de dents of Germany and nationals of a desig And having made all determinations and scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong nated enemy country (Germany); taken all action, after appropriate consulta ing to the same nationals of the same desig 2. That Arthur Kugler, Karl Kugler, Helene tion and certification required by law, and nated enemy country and subject to vesting Kugler, Rudolf Kugler, Ida Ursula Kugler, deeming it necessary in the national interest, (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant Walter Kugler, and Bernhard Kugler are the to section 2 of said Executive order; owners of the property described in sub- hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus And further determining that to the extent paragraph 3 hereof; todian the property described above, sub that such nationals are persons not within 3. That the property described as follows: a designated enemy country, the national a. Real property situated in Barton County, ject to recorded liens, encumbrances, and interest of the United States requires that Missouri, particularly described in Exhibit A, other rights of record held by or for such persons be treated as nationals of a des attached hereto and by reference made a part persons who are not nationals of a des ignated enemy country (Germany); hereof, and identified as that property con ignated enemy country, to be heid, used, And having made all determinations and veyed by Louis T. Hengstler, attorney in fact, taken all action, after appropriate consulta to Frederick W. Dorr, by a certain deed administered, liquidated, sold or other tion and certification required by law, and executed June 6, 1927, and recorded in the wise dealt with in the interest, and for deeming it necessary in the national interest, Office of the Recorder, Barton County, the benefit, of the United States. 15402 FED ERA L REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Such property and any or all of the- that she is a resident of Italy and a national further determination of the Alien Prop of a designated enemy country (Italy); erty Custodian. This order shall not be proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap 2. That Maddalena Rossi, also known as propriate account, or accounts, pending deemed to limit the power of the Alien Maddelena Rossi, is the owner of the prop Property Custodian to return such prop further determination of the Alien erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof; Property Custodian. This order shall 3. That the property described as follows: erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or not be deemed to limit the power of a. Real property situated- in Washington, in part, nor shall this order be deemed to the Alien Property Custodian to return D.- C., known as 1785 Florida Avenue, NW., indicate that compensation will not be such property or the proceeds thereof particularly described as follows: Lot num paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should in whole or in part, nor shall this order bered Eight (8) in Patrick O’Hanlon and be determined to take any one or all of Jeremiah E. O’Connor’s subdivision of lots in such actions. be deemed to indicate that compensa Block numbered One (1), “Washington tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if Any person, except a national of a des Heights”, as per plat of said subdivision re ignated enemy country, asserting any and when it should be determined to corded in Book 46, page 57, of the Records take any one or all of such actions. of the Office of the Surveyor of the District claim arising as a result of this order of Columbia, together with all heredita may, within one year from the date here Any person, except a national of a of, or within such further time as may designated enemy country, asserting any ments, fixtures, improvements and appurte nances thereto, and any and all claims for be allowed, file with the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order rents, refunds, benefits or other payments Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of may, within one year from the date arising from the ownership of such property, claim, together with a request for a hear hereof, or within such further time as b. All right, title and interest of Maddalena ing thereon. Nothing herein contained' may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Rossi, aiso known as Maddelena Rossi, in and shall be deemed to constitute an admis erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice to the following insurance policies: Policy Number 41274 issued by the Automobile In sion of the existence, validity or right to of claim, together with a request for a allowance of any such claim. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con surance Company covering the improvements to the premises known as 1785 Florida Ave The terms “national” and “designated tained shall be deemed to constitute an nue, NW.; and Policy Number 53 G 70 issued enemy country” as used herein shall have admission of the existence, validity or by The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company the meanings prescribed in section 10 of right to allowance of any such claim. covering certain plate glass windows which Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. The' terms “national” and “designated are a part of the improvements to the Executed at Washington, D. C., on enemy country” as used herein shall premises known as 1785 Florida Avenue NW., September 21, 1943. __ have the meanings prescribed in section c. All right, title, interest and claim of Maddalena Rossi in and to a certain bank ac [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Alien Property Custodian. amended. count with the Riggs National Bank, Wash Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep ington, D. C., which is due and owing to, and [F. R. Doc. 43-18047; Filed November 8, 1943; held for, Maddalena Rossi, in the name of 11:15 a. m.] tember 21,1943. Guiseppi Giuliani, agent for Maddalena Rossi, [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, including but not limited to all security rights Alien Property Custodian. in and to any and all collateral for such ac count or portion thereof and the right to [Vesting Order 2238] E xhibit A enforce and collect the same, and H ermine K ubler Hassencamp and All that tract or parcel of land situated In d. All right, title, interest and claim of any the County of Barton, State of Missouri, name or nature whatsoever of Maddalena Oliver Hassencamp more particularly described as follows: Rossi in and to any and all obligations, con In re: Interests in real property and The Southwest Quarter (S. W. y4) of Sec tingent or otherwise and whether or not ma bank accounts owned by Hermine Kubler tion Twenty-two (22), Township Thirty-one tured, owing to Maddalena Rossi by H. Clif (31), Range Thirty-three (33), situated in ford Bangs, Washington, D. C., and repre Hassencamp and Oliver Hassencamp. Barton County, State of Missouri. sented on the books of H. Clifford Bangs as a Under the authority of the Trading credit balance due Maddalena Rossi, including with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Exhibit B but not limited to all security rights in and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, All that tract or parcel of land situated in to any and all collateral for any and all such and pursuant to law, the undersigned, the County of . Vernon, State of Missouri, obligations and the right to enforce and col after investigation, finding: lect such bbligations, more particularly described as follows: 1. That the last known address of Hermine All interest in that part of the Southeast is property “Within the United States owned Kubler Hassencamp and Oliver Hassencamp Quarter (S E. *4) of the Southeast Quarter or controlled by a national of a designated is Kaulbach Strasse 19, Munich, Germany, (S. E. y4) of Section 22, South of the River, enemy country (Italy); * and they are residents of Germany and na and in that part of the North Half (N. y2) And determining that the property de tionals of a designated enemy country of the Southeast Quarter (S. E. %) of Sec scribed in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c hereof (Germany); , tion Twenty-Seven (27) South of the River; is necessary for the maintenance or safe 2. That Hermine Kubler Hassencamp and all in Township Thirty-eight (38), Range guarding of other property (namely, that Oliver Hassencamp are the owners of the Thirty (30); being the same property con property described in subparagraph 3-a property described in subparagraph 3 hereof; veyed by deed dated August 10, 1910, from hereof) belonging to the same national of 3. That the property described as follows: E. G. Hudson, Virginia W. Hudson, James the same designated enemy country and%ub- a. The undivided eight thirty-seconds in-; A. Hudson and Dora L. Hudson to Helen G. Ject to vesting (and in fact vested by this terest of Hermine Kubler Hassencamp and Krone, and filed for record on the 22d day of order) pursuant to section 2 of said Executive the undivided one thirty-second interest of December, 1910, at 8:00 o’clock A. M., and order; Oliver Hassencamp in and to the real prop recorded in Book 125, page 525 of the Rec And further determining that to the extent erty situated in Summit County, Ohio, par ords of Vernon County, State of Missouri. that such national is a person not within a ticularly described .in Exhibit A, attached designated enemy country, the national in hereto and by reference made a part hereof, [F. R. Doc. 43-18046; Filed, November 8, 1943; terest of the United States requires that such 11:15 a. m.] together with all hereditaments, fixtures, im person be treated as a national of a designated provements and appurtenances thereto, and enemy country (Italy); any and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits And having made all determinations and or other payments arising from the owner [Vesting Order 2237] taken all action, after appropriate consulta ship of such property, tion and certification required by law, and b. All right, title, interest and claim of M addalena R o ssi deeming it necessary in the national interest, Hermine Kubler Hassencamp in and to a certain bank account in the Dime Savings In re: Real property, insurance poli hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Bank Company, Akron, Ohio, which-is due cies, bank account and claim owned by todian the property described above, sub and owing to, and held for Hermine Kubler Maddalena Rossi, also known as Madde- ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and Hassencamp, in the name of George A. Kubler lena Rossi. other rights of record held by or for per and Harvey Musser, as Agents, including but Under the authority of the Trading sons who are not nationals of designated not limited to all security rights in and to with the Enemy Act, as amended, and enemy countries, to be held, used, admin any and all collateral for such account and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt the right to enforce and collect the same, and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, with in the interest, and for the benefit, c. All right, title, interest and claim of after investigation, finding: of the United States. Oliver Hassencamp in and to the sum of 1. That the last known address of Madda Such property and any or all of the $1,300, constituting a portion of Savings Ac lena Rossi, also known as Maddelena Rossi, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap count No. 107113 in the Firestone Park Trust is Province of Lucca Boveglio, Italy, and propriate account, or accounts, pending & Savings Bank, Firestone Park, Akron, Ohio, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15403 which is due and owing to, and held for (No. 15) in Block Number One (No. 1) King’s terest of the United States requires that such Oliver Hassencamp in the name of Arthur Addition to Akron, as surveyed and numbered person be treated as a national of a desig S. Mottinger, Guardian of the Person and by Albert G. Mallison, Surveyor, and recorded nated enemy country (Japan); Property of Oliver Hassencamp, a Minor, in in the records of Portage County, Book “U”, And having made all determinations and cluding but not limited to all security rights Pages 555 to 566 inclusive, said premises being taken all action, after appropriate consulta in and to any and all collateral for such more jfarticularly described as follows: Be tion and certification required by law, and account or portion thereof, and the right to ginning at the,southeast corner of said Lot deeming it necessary in the national interest, enforce and collect the same, Number Fifteen, thence in a westerly direc hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus is property within the United States owned tion, along the south line of said lot and in or controlled by nationals of a designated the center of a brick wall, One Hundred Feet todian the property described above, sub enemy country (Germany); to the southwest corner of said lot No. 15; ject to recorded liens, encumbrances, and And determining that the property de thence in a northerly direction along the east other rights of record, held by or for scribed in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c above line of an alley, Thirty feet to the center of a persons who are not nationals or desig is necessary for the maintenance and safe brick wall; thence easterly on a line parallel nated enemy countries, to be held, used, guarding of other property (namely, that to the south line of said Lot No. 15 and in the center of a brick wall, directly through the administered, liquidated, sold or other property described in subparagraph 3-a wise dealt with in the interest, and for above) belonging to the same nationals of center of said Lot No. 15, One Hundred feet the same designated enemy country and to the East line of said lot; thence south along ' the benefit, of the United States. subject to vesting (and in fact vested by the east line of said lot Thirty feet to the Such property and any or all of the this order) pursuant to section 2 of said place of beginning. t proceeds thereof shall be held in an Executive order; , parcel n appropriate account, dr accounts, pend And further determining that to the ex ing further determinatipn of the Alien tent that such nationals are persons not That certain tract or parcel of land bein? the south Twenty feet (20 feet) of Lot Num Property Custodian. This order shall within a designated enemy country, the na not be deemed to limit the power of the tional interest of the United States requires ber Twelve (No. 12) in Block Number One that such persons be treated as nationals of (No. 1) Kings Addition to Akron, as surveyed Alien Property Custodian to return such a designated enemy country (Germany); and numbered by Albert G. Mallison, Sur property or the proceeds thereof in whole And having made all determinations and veyor, and recorded in the records of Portage or in part, nor shall this order be deemed taken all action, after appropriate consulta County, Book “U”, Pages 555 to 566 inclusive. to indicate that compensation will not tion and certification required by law, and be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it deeming it necessary in the national interest, [F. R. Doc. 43-18048; Filed, November 8,1943; 11:15 a. m.] should be determined to take any one or hereby vests in the Alien Property all of such actions. Custodian the property described in sub- Any person, except a national of a des ignated enemy country, asserting any paragraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded [Vesting Order 2239] liens, encumbrances and other rights of claim arising as a result of this order record held by or for persons who are not SUMISATO ARIMA may, within one year from the date here nationals of designated enemy countries, of, or within such further time as may In re: Real property situated in Port be allowed, file with the Alien Property to be held, used, administered, liqui land, Oregon, and fire insurance policies dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of owned by Sumisato Arima. claim, together with a request for a hear interest, and for the benefit of the United Under the authority of the Trading States. ing thereon. Nothing herein contained with the Enemy Act, as amended, and shall be deemed to constitute an admis Such property and any or all of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap sion of the existence, validity or right to and pursuant to law, the undersigned, allowance of any such claim. propriate account, or accounts, pending after investigation, finding: further determination of the Alien Prop The terms “national” and “designated erty Custodian. This order shall not be 1. That the last known address of Sumisato enemy country” as used herein shall have Arima is City of Ohishimura, County of Kibi- the meanings prescribed in section 10 deemed to limit the power of the Alien gun, State of Okayama, Japan, and that he Property Custodian to return such prop is a resident of Japan and a national of a of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or designated enemy country (Japan); Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep in part, nor shall this order be deemed 2. That Sumisato Arima is the owner of tember 21, 1943. to indicate that compensation will not the property described in subparagraph 3 [seal] L eo T . Cro w ley, be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it hereof; Alien Property Custodian. 3. That the property described as follows: should be determined to take any one or E xhibit A all of such actions. a. Real property situated at 2632 North Interstate Avenue, Portland, Oregon, more Fire Insurance Policies insuring Sumisato Any person, except a national of a des fully described as the South Forty (40) feet Arima against loss on the premises situated ignated enemy country, asserting any of Lot Two (2), and all of Lot Three (3). at 2632 and/or 2638 North Interstate Avenue, claim arising as a result of this order Block One (1), Subdivision of Proebstel’s Portland, Oregon. may, within one year from the date Addition to Albina, within the corporate lim its of the City of Portland, Multnomah Insuring Company, Policy Number, Amount, hereof, or within such further time as and Date of Expiration may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop County, State of Oregon, together with all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements and Springfield Fire and Marine, 233905, $3,000, erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice appurtenances thereto, and any and all claims of claim, together with a request for a 11-21-1943. for rents, refunds, benefits or other payments North River, 4207173, $2,000, 4-3-1944. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con arising from the ownership of such property, j North River,' 208777, $1,000, 12-5-1943. tained shall be deemed to constitute an and admission of the existence, validity or b. All right, title, and interest of Sumisato All of these policies were written by Penin right to allowance of any such claim. Arima in and to certain fire insurance poli sula Mortgage Company, 8527 North Jersey The terms “national” and “designated cies, particularly described in Exhibit A, at Street, Portland, Oregon, as agent for the tached hereto and by reference made a part insurers. The policies now are in the pos enemy country” as used herein shall have hereof, insuring the premises located at 2632 session of Mr. Frank Deich, Attorney, 1104 the meanings prescribed in section 10 of North Interstate Avenue, Portland, Oregon, Guardian Building, Portland, Oregon. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on is property within the United States owned [F. R. Doc. 43-18049; Filed, November 8, 1943; or controlled by a national of a designated 11:16 a. m.] September 21, 1943. enemy country (Japan); [seal] L eo T. Cro w ley, And determining that the property de Alien Property Custodian. scribed in subparagraph 3-b above is neces sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of [Vesting Order 2240] Exhibit A other property (namely, that property de All those tracts or parcels of land situated scribed in subparagraph 3-a above) belonging Christian S choenberger, J r. in the City of Akron and County of Summit to the same national of the same designated In re: Interests in real property and in in the State of Ohio, more particularly de enemy country and subject to vesting (and scribed as follows: in fact vested by this order) pursuant to sec a fire insurance policy owned by Chris tian Schoenberger, Jr. PARCEL I tion 2 of said Executive order; And further determining that to the extent Under the authority of the Trading That certain tract or parcel of land being that such national is a person not within a with the Enemy Act, as amended, and the south one-half of Lot Number Fifteen designated enemy country, the national in Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 15404 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 Any person, except a national of a in and to fire insurance policy No. 2237, issued and pursuant to law, the undersigned, by the Continental Fire Insurance Company, after investigation, finding: designated enemy country, asserting any 80 Maiden Lane, New York, New York, insur claim arising as a result of this order 1. That the last known address ol Chris- ing the premises described in subparagraph tiain Schoenberger is Bruderstrasse 2, Ham may, within one year from the date 8-a hereof, burg, Germany, and that he Is a resident of hereof, or within such further time as is property within the United States owned Germany and a national of a designated en may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop or controlled by a national of a designated emy country (Germany); erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a no enemy country (Germany); 2. That Christian Schoenberger Is the tice of claim, together with a request And determining that the property de owner of the property described In subpara for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein scribed in subparagraph 3-c hereof is neces graph 3 hereof; contained shall be deemed to constitute sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of 8. That the property described as follows: an admission of the existence, validity other property (namely, that property de a. All right, title, Interest, and estate, both scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong legal and equitable, of Christian Schoen or right to allowance of any such claim. ing to the same national of the same desig berger In and to the real property situated In The terms “national” and “designated nated enemy country and subject to vesting Milwaukee, Wisconsin, particularly described .enemy country” as used herein shall (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant in Exhibit A attached hereto and by refer have the meanings’ prescribed in sec to section 2 of said Executive order. ence made a part hereof, together with all tion 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as And further determining that to the extent hereditaments, fixtures, Improvements, and amended. that such national is a person not within a appurtenances thereto, and any and all Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep designated enemy country, the national in claims of Christian Schoenberger for rents, terest of the United States requires that such refunds, benefits, or other payments arising tember, 21, 1943. person be treated as a national of a des from the ownership of such property, includ [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, *' ignated enemy country (Germany); ing but not limited to all right, title, inter Alien Property Custodian. And having made all determinations and est and claim in and to such real property, taken all action, after appropriate consulta E xhibit A of any name or nature whatsoever, con tion and certification required by law, and tingent or otherwise and whether or not ma All that tract or parcel of land situated deeming it necessary in the national interest, tured, granted to Christian Schoenberger In the City of Milwaukee, County of Mil •under the provisions of the Last WU1 and waukee, and State of Wisconsin, more par hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo Testament of Christ Schoenberger, deceased, ticularly described as follows: dian the property described in subpara together with all security rights thereby Lot numbered Three (3) in Block numbered graph 3 hereof, subject to recorded liens, created and the right to enforce such secu Two Hundred Seventy-six (276) in Harri encumbrances and other rights of record rity rights, and son’s Subdivision of a part of the West One b. All right, title, and interest of Christian held by or for persons who are not na Hundred (W. 100) acres of the Northwest tionals of designated enemy countries, to Schoenberger in and to fire insurance policy Quarter (N. W. %) of Section Thirty (30), No. 22525 issued by the Niagara Fire Insur Township Seven (7) North, Range Twenty- be held, used, administered, liquidated, ance Company, insuring the premises situ two (22) East, in the 16th Ward. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter ated at 841 North 26th Street, Milwaukee, est, and for the benefit, of the United Wisconsin, and particularly described in Ex [F. r . Doc. 43-18050; Filed, November 8, 1943; States. hibit A attached hereto and by reference 11:16 a. m.] Such property and any or all of the made a part hereof, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Is property within the United States owned propriate account, or accounts, pending or controlled by a national of a designated [Vesting Order 2241] further determination of the Alien Prop enemy country (Germany); And determining that the property de I da B ecker W eidinger erty Custodian. This order shall not be scribed in subparagraph 3-b above is neces deemed to limit the power of the Alien sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of In re: Real property, claim and fire Property Custodian to return such prop other property (namely, that property de insurance policy, owned by Ida Becker erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or scribed in subparagraph 8-a above) belong Weidinger, formerly known as Ida in part, nor shall this order be deemed to ing to the same national of the same desig Becker. indicate that compensation will not be nated enemy country and subject to vesting Under the authority of the Trading paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant with the Enemy Act, as amended, and to section 2 of said Executive order; be determined to take any one or all of And further determining that to the extent Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, such actions. that such national is a person not withiil a and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, the national in after investigation, finding: designated enemy country, asserting any terest of the United States requires that such 1. That the last known address of Ida claim arising as a result of this order person be treated as a national of a desig Becker Weidinger, formerly known as Ida may, within one year from the date nated enemy country (Germany): Becker, is Hauzenberg b. Passau, Niederbay- hereof, or within such further time as And having made all determinations and ern, Germany, and that she is a resident of taken all action, after appropriate consulta may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Germany and a national of a designated erty Custodian on Form APC—1 a notice tion and certification required by law, and enemy country (Germany); deeming it necessary in the national in 2. That Ida Becker Weidinger, formerly of claim, together with a request for a terest, known as Ida Becker, is the owner of the prop hearing thereon. Nothing herein con Hereby vests in the Alien Property erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof; tained shall be deemed to constitute an Custodian the property described in sub- 3. That the property described as follows: admission of the existence, validity or a. Real property situated in the Borough right to allowance of any such claim. paragraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded of Verona, County of Essex and State of New liens, encumbrances, and other rights of The terms “national” and “designated Jersey, particularly described in Exhibit A, enemy country” as used herein shall have record held by or for persons who are attached hereto and by reference made a not nationals of designated enemy coun part hereof, together with all hereditaments, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of tries, to be held,- used, administered, fixtures, improvements and appurtenances Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with thereto,-and any and all claims for rents, re Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep in the interest, and for the benefit, of the funds, benefits or other payments arising tember 21, 1943. from the ownership of such property, and United States. [seal] L eo T. Crowley, b. All right, title, interest and claim, of Alien Property Custodian. Such property and any or all of the any name or nature whotsoever, of Ida Becker proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Weidinger, formerly known as Ida Becker, Exhibit A propriate account, or accounts, pending in and to any and all obligations, contingent All the following tract or parcel of Ji® ? further determination of the Alien or otherwise and whether or not matured, nd premises herein particularly described, Property Custodian. This order shall owing to said Ida Becker Weidinger by Wm. Ltuated, lying and being in the Borough o not be deemed to limit the power of the Whitney Ames, and represented on the books of Wm. Whitney Ames as a credit balance erdna, in the County of Essex, State of «ew Alien Property Custodian to return such ersey, bounded and described as follows. due said Ida Becker Weidinger, including but Beginning at a point in the Southerly side property or the proceeds thereof in whole not limited to all security rights in and to or in part, nor shall this order be deemed f Su tton Place distant Westerly 315 fee any and all collateral for any and all of such rom the Westerly side of Wayland Drive ana to indicate that compensation will not obligations, and the right to enforce and col t the corner of land recently conveye be paid in lieu thereof, if and When it lect such obligations, and acobus; thence along said Southerly Eld® should be determined tt> take any one c. All right, title, and interest of Ida Becker or all of such actions. Weidinger, formerly known as Ida Becker, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15405

West 60 feet to a corner; thence through tion an<^ certification required by law, and scribed in Exhibit A, attached hereto and by property now or formerly of Stephen Bergdal, deeming it necessary in the national interest. reference made a part hereof, together with Inc. South 48 degrees 26 minutes West 140 all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements and feet to the rear line of lots fronting on Sut hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus appurtenances thereto, and any and all ton Place; thence along said last mentioned todian the property described above, sub claims for rents, refunds, benefits or other line South 41 degrees 34 minutes East 60 ject to recorded liens, encumbrances and payments arising from the ownership of such feet to a corner and land of Jacobus, afore other rights of record held by or for per property, said; thence along said last mentioned land sons who are not nationals of designated b. All right, title, interest and claim of North 48 degrees 26 minutes East 140 feet to enemy countries, to be held, used, admin Cecelia Bonfiglio, also known as Cecilia Bon the Southerly side of Sutton Place and the figlio, and Nicola Bonfiglio in and to a cer point or place of beginning. istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt tain sum of money, representing accrued and Together with all the right, title and in with in the interest, and for the benefit, unpaid rents, held by Foster and Kleiser Com terest in and to so much of Sutton Place as of the United States. pany, Eddy Street at Pierce, San Francisco, lies in front of said premises, to thé cehtre Such property and any or all of the California, and represented on the books of line thereof. proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Foster and Kleiser Company as a credit bal propriate account, or accounts, pending ance owing to Cecelia Bonfiglio and Nicola fTYR. Doc. 43-18051; Filed, November 8, 1943; further determination of the Alien Prop Bonfiglio, including but not limited to all 11:16 a. m.] security rights in and to any and all col erty Custodian. This order shall not be lateral for any or all of such obligations and deemed to limit the . power of the Alien the right to enforce and collect such obliga [Vesting Order 2244] Property Custodian to return such prop tions, and erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or G ustav and J ulie P ilster c. All right, title, interest and claim of in part, nor shall .this order be deemed Cecelia Bonfiglio, also known as Cecilia Bon Re; Real property and bank account to indicate that compensation will not figlio, and Nicola Bonfiglio in and to the sum field in trust for Gustav Pilster and Julie be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it of $500.00, constituting a portion of certain Pilster. should be determined to take any one or bank accounts in the Wells Fargo Bank and Union'Trust Company, San Francisco, Cali Under the authority of the’ Trading all of such actions. fornia, which is due and owing to and held with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Any person, except a national of a for and in the name of Cecelia Bonfiglio and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, designated enemy country, asserting any Nicola Bonfiglio, including but not limited to and pursuant to law, the undersigned, claim arising as a result of this order all security rights in and to any and all col After investigation, finding: may, within one year from the date lateral for any or all of such accounts or por hereof, or within such'further time as tion thereof, and the right to enforce and 1. That the last known address of Gustav collect the same, Pilster and Julie Pilster is W. 8 Unter Den may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Linden 19, Berlin, Germany, and that each is erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice is property within the United States owned a resident of Germany and a national of a of claim, together with a request for a or controlled by nationals of a designated designated enemy country (Germany); hearing thereon. Nothing herein con enemy country (Italy); 2. That Gustav Pilster and Julie Pilster tained shall be deemed to constitute an And determining that the property de are the owners of the property described in admission of the existence, validity or scribed in subparagraph 3-c above is nec subparagraph 3 hereof; essary for the maintenance or safeguarding 3. That the property described as follows: right to allowanoe of any such claim. of other property (namely, that property de (a> All right, title, interest and claim of The terms “national” and “designated scribed in subparagraphs 3-a and 3-b above) Gustav Pilster and Julie Pilster and the ben enemy country” as used herein shall have belonging to the same nationals of the same efits secured to them, and each of them, in the meanings prescribed in section 10 of designated enemy country and subject to and to that certain trust estate being admin Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. vesting (and in fact vested by this order) istered by the Citizens Trust & Savings Bank, Executed at Washington, D. C., on pursuant to section 2 of said Executive Los Angeles, California, predecessor in inter September 21, 1943. Order; est of Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank And further determining that to the ex of Los Angeles, as trustee, pursuant to trust [seal] L eo T . C row ley, tent that such nationals are persons not agreement executed May 27, 1927 between Alien Property Custodian. within a designated enemy country, the na Gustav Pilster, Julte Pilster and the Citizens tional interest of the United States requires Trust & Savings Bank, ■ together with all [F. R. Doc. 43-18052; Filed, November 8, 1943; that such persons be treated as nationals rights, powers and authority of revocation, 11:16 a. m.] of a designated enemy country (Italy); or of modification, of said agreement, and And having made all determinations and specifically the right to demand a conveyance taken all action, after appropriate consulta of the property constituting the corpus of tion and certification required by Jaw, and the trust reserved by the said Gustav Pilster [Vesting Order 2245] deeming it necessary in the national interest, and Julie Pilster, and C ecelia and Nicola B onfiglio (b) All right, title, interest and claim of hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Gustav Pilster and Julie Pilster in and to a Re: Interest in real property, claim, todian the property described in subpar certain trust account with the Citizens Na and portion of bank account owned by agraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded tional Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles, Cecelia and Nicola Bonfiglio. liens, encumbrances and other rights of Los Angeles, California, particularly identi Under the authority of the Trading record held by or for persons other than fied as Trust Account No. 2755, which is held Cecelia Bonfiglio and Nicola Bonfiglio, for and in the name of and owing to Gustav with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Pilster and Julie Pilster, including but not Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, to be held, used, administered, liqui limited to all security rights in and to any and pursuant to law, the undersigned, dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the and all collateral for all or part of such obli after investigation, finding: interest, and for the benefit, of the gation, and the right to enforce and collect 1. That the last known addresses of Cecelia United States. the same, Bonfiglio, also known as Cecilia Bonfiglio, Such property and any or all of the is property within the United States owned and Nicola Bonfiglio are Salita S. Maria Sanlta proceeds thereof shall be held in an or controlled by nationals of a designated N. 51, and Lavagna, Genoa, Italy, respectively, appropriate account, or accounts, pend enemy country (Germany); and that they are residents of Italy and na ing further determination of the Alien And determining that the • property de tionals of a designated enemy country (Italy); Property Custodian. This order shall scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces 2. That Cecelia Bonfiglio, also known as not be, deemed to limit the power of the sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of Cecilia Bonfiglio, and Nicola Bonfiglio are the Alien Property Custodian to return such other property (namely, that property de owners of the property described in subpara scribed in subparagraph 8-a hereof) belong graph 3 hereof; property or the proceeds thereof in whole ing to the same nationals of the same desig 3. That the property described as follows: or in part, nor shall this order be deemed nated enemy country and subject to vesting a. A it undivided % Interest, identified as to indicate that compensation will not (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant the interest which was distributed to Cecelia be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it to section 2 of said Executive Order; Bonfiglio, also known as Cecilia Bonfiglio, should be determined to take any one, And further determining that to the ex in the Matter of the Estate of N. Bonfiglio or all, of such actions. tent that such nationals are persons not and in the Matter of the Estate of Steffano Any person, except a national of a des within a designated enemy country, the na Bonfiglio, deceased; and an undivided y5 tap ignated enemy country, asserting any tional interest of the United States requires terest, identified as the Interest which was that such persons, be treated as nationals of a distributed to Nicola Bonfiglio in the Matter claim arising as a result of this order designated enemy country (Germany); of the Estate of N. Bonfilio, deceased, in and may, within one year from the date And having made all determinations and to all of the real property situated in Los hereof, or within such further time as taken all action, after appropriate consulta Angeles County, California, particularly de may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop- 15406 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice mortgage), for any or r11 of such obligations claim arising as a result of this order of claim, together with a request for a and the right to enforce and collect such ob may, within one year from the date hearing thereon. Nothing herein con ligations, and the right to the possession of all Instruments evidencing such obligations; hereof, or within such further time as tained shall be deemed to constitute an d. All right, title, and interest of Frederick may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop admission of the existence, validity or Meyer, and of every other national of a desig erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice right to allowance of any such claim. nated enemy country, in and to any and all of claim, together with a request for a The terms “national” and “designated obligations secured by a second mortgage hearing thereon. Nothing herein con enemy country” as used herein shall which was executed on May 9, 1923 by Rosie tained shall be deemed to constitute an have the meanings prescribed in section Clar and recorded in the Register’s Office, admission of the existence, validity or 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Bronx County, New York, in Liber 694 of right to allowance of any such claim. amended. Mortgages, Page 97, and assigned to Frederick Meyer, by assignment recorded in the R eg-- The terms “national” and “designated Executed at Washington, D. C., on ister’s Office, Bronx County, New York, in enemy country” as used herein shall have September 21, 1943. Liber 706 of Mortgages, Page 76, including but the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, not limited to all rights of Frederick Meyer, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Alien Property Custodian. and of every other national of a designated Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep enemy country, in and to any and all col tember 22, 1943. Exhibit A lateral (including the aforesaid second mort gage), for any or all of such obligations and [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, All that certain parcel and tract of land Alien Property Custodian. in the City and County of Los Angeles, and the right to enforce and collect such obliga State of California, and more particularly tions, and the right to the possession of all Exh ibit A instruments evidencing'such obligations; described as follows: All those lots of land with the building Lots 8, 9, 10, the North six (6) feet of the e. All right, title, interest and claim of any name or nature whatsoever of Frederick and improvements thereon erected, situate, South twelve (12) feet of Lots 11 and 12, the lying and being in the Borough of the Bronx, Westerly twenty-four (24) feet of lot 18, all Meyer, and of every other national of a desig nated enemy country, in and to any and all City of New York, designated as lots 10 and of lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, of S. Strohm’s Sub 11 on a certain map entitled, “Map of 20- division of Lot 5 of the Freeman Tract, and obligations contingent or otherwise and whether or not matured owing to Frederick lots between 161st Street knd 162nd Street in North half of tract marked J. P. Crosthwaite New York- City the property of John A. on the map of said Freeman Tract, as recorded Meyer by George H. Scheele, 748 Melrose Ave nue, New York, New York, arising out of the Aspinwall and others” made by Smith & in Book 7, page 78, Miscellaneous Records of Butt, C. S. dated December 3, 1886, and filed said Los Angeles County. management of the real property and mort gages described in subparagraphs 3-a, 3-b, 3-c in the office of the Register of the County of [F. R. Doc. 43-18053; Filed, November 8, 1943; and 3-d hereof, including but not limited to New York as Map No. 990 and a strip of land v 11:16 a. m.] all security rights in and to any and all col in front of said lots which taken together lateral for any or all such obligations and are bounded and described as follows: the right to enforce and collect such obliga Beginning at a point on the easterly side tions, of Morris Avenue as legally opened, where [Vesting Order 2247] the same would be intersected by the pro is property within the United States owned longation westerly of the division line be F rederick M eyer and controlled by a national of a designated tween lots 9 and 10 on said map, which enemy country (Germany); point is distant 217 feet northerly from the Re: Real properties, two second mort 4. Determining that the property described corner formed by the intersection of the gages and a claim owned by Frederick in subparagraph 3-e hereof is necessary for said easterly side of Morris Avenue as legally Meyer. the maintenance and safeguarding of other opened with the northerly side of 161st Under the authority of the Trading property (namely, that hereinbefore de Street; running thence easterly along said with the Enemy Act, as amended, and scribed in subparagraphs 3-a and 3-b) be line and the division line between lots 9 Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, longing to the same national of the same des and 10, and parallel with the said northerly ignated enemy country and subject to vesting side of 161st Street, 101 feet to the westerly and pursuant to law, the undersigned, (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant after investigation: line of lot 13 on said map; thence Northerly to section 2 of said Executive Order; along the said westerly line of lot 13, and . Finding that Frederick Meyer is a citi 5. Determining that to the extent that such parallel with the said easterly "Side of Morris zen of the United States, whose last known national is a person not within a designated Avenue 50 feet to the division line between address was 89 Drakenburg, Province of Han enemy country, the national interest of the lots 11 and 12; thence Westerly parallel with over, Germany, and is a national of a des United States requires that such person be the said northerly side of 161st Street, and ignated enemy country (Germany); treated as a national of the aforesaid desig along the division line between lots 11 and 12 2. Finding that Frederick Meyer is the nated enemy country (Germany); and a line in prolongation westerly thereof, owner of the property described in subpara And having made all determinations and 101 feet to the said easterly side of Morris graph 3 hereof; taken all action required by law, including Avenue, as legally opened; thence Southerly 3. Finding that the following described appropriate consultation and certification, along the said easterly side of Morris Avenue property: and deeming it necessary in the national 50 feet to the point or place of beginning. a. Real property situated at 904 Morris interest, Avenue, New York, New York, particularly Exhibit B hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus described in Exhibit “A” attached hereto and All that certain lot piece or parcel of land made a part hereof, together with all of the todian the property described above, sub with the buildings and improvements thereon fixtures, improvements and appurtenances ject to recorded liens, encumbrances, and erected situate lying and being in the Bor thereto, and any and all claims for rents, other rights of record held by or for ough and county of the Bronx in the city and refunds, benefits, or other payments arising persons who are not nationals of desig state of New York bounded and described as from the ownership of such property; nated enemy countries, to be held, used, follows: b. Real property situated at 1076 TeUer administered, liquidated, sold or other Beginning at a point on the easterly side Avenue, New York, New York, particularly wise dealt with in the interest and for of Teller Avenue distant fifty feet southerly described in Exhibit “B” attached hereto and from the corner formed by the intersection made a part hereof, together with all of the the benefit of the United States. of the southerly side of East 166th Street with fixtures, improvements and appurtenances Such property and any or all of the the easterly .side of Teller Avenue thence thereto, and any and all claims for rents, proceeds thereof shall be held in an easterly parallel with east 166th Street and refunds, benefits, or other payments arising appropriate account or accounts, pend part of the distance through a party wall one from the ownership of such property; ing further determination of the Alien hundred and two and sixty one hundredths r. All right, title and interest of Frederick Property Custodian. This order shall (102.61) feet thence southerly parallel with Meyer, and of every other national of a des- Clay Avenue forty three (43) feet thence ig:ia+- l enemy country, in and to any and all not be deemed to limit the power of the obligations secured by a second mortgage Alien Property Custodian to reti#n such westerly parallel with 166th Street and part which was executed on May 26, 1926, by property or the proceeds thereof in whole of the distance through a party wall one Margaret Branda (formerly Margaret Tyra- or in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi hundred and three and thirty two hun basso), and recorded on May 27, 1926 in the cate that compensation will not bq paid dredths (103.32) feet to the easterly side of Register’s Office, Bronx County, New York, in in lieu thereof, if and when it should be Teller Avenue thence northerly along the Liber 1043 of Mortgages, Page 93, including determined to take any one or all of such easterly side of Teller Avenue forty three (43) but not limited to all rights of Frederick feet to the point or place of beginning. Meyer, and of every other national of a des actions. ignated enemy country, in and to any and all Any person, except a national of a des [F. R. Doc. 43-18054; Filed, November 8, 1943; collateral (including the aforesaid second ignated enemy country, asserting any 11:16 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15407

[Vesting Order 2252] Such property and any or all of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, E dvard T homasen, et al. proceeds thereof shall be held jn an ap and pursuant to law, the undersigned, propriate account, or accounts, pending after investigation, finding: Re: Real property and a claim, owned further determination of the Alien Prop 1. That the last known address of John by Eduard Thomasen, and others. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Nagy, Michael Nagy, Sr., Michael Nagy, Jr., Under the authority of the Trading deemed to limit the power of the Alien Mary Nagy Kozar, Elizabeth Bodnarik and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Property Custodian'to return such prop Anna Nagy is the Town of Kista, Province of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in Zemplen Megge, Posta Bodas Ulak, Hungary, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, part, nor shall this order be deemed and that they are residents of Hungary and after investigation, finding: nationals of a designated enemy country to indicate that compensation will not (Hungary); 1. That the last known addresses of Eduard be paid in lieu thereof, if and when 2. That John Nagy, Michael Nagy, Sr., Thomasen and Ranka Schmidt are Rhein- it should be determined to take any or Michael Nagy, Jr., Mary Nagy Kozar, Eliza shagenerstrasse 46, Ronsdorf, Rheinland, all of such actions. beth Bodnarik and Anna Nagy are the own Germany and Lutterothstrasse 82, Hamburg, Any person, except a national of a ers of the property described in subparagraph Germany; and the last known address of designated enemy country, asserting any 3 hereof; Wilhelmine Prtiss and Frieda Dethlefsen is 3 .,That the property described as follows: Pr&sidentenweg 21, Hamburg-Altona, Ger claim arising as a result of this order may, within one year from the date here a. Real property situated in City of Tren many, and that they are residents of Ger ton, Mercer County, New Jersey, particularly many and nationals of a designated enemy of, or within such further time as may described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and country (Germany); be allowed, file with the Alien Property by reference made a part hereof, together with 2. That Eduard Thomasen, Ranka Schmidt, Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements and Wilhelmine Prtiss and Frieda Dethlefsen are claim, together with a request for a hear appurtenances thereto, and any and all claims the owners of the property described in sub- ing thereon. Nothing herein contained for rents, refunds, benefits or other payments paragraph 3 hereof; shall be deemed to constitute an admis arising from the ownership of such property, 3. That the property described as follows: sion of the existence, validity or right and a. The undivided one-half interest in and to allowance of any such claim. b. All right, title, and interest of John Nagy, to the real property situated in Allegany Michael Nagy, Sr., Michael Nagy, Jr., Mary County, Maryland, particularly described in The terms “national” and “designated Nagy Kozar, Elizabeth Bodnarik and Anna Exhibit A, attached hereto and by reference enemy country” as used herein shall Nagy in and to Fire Insurance Policy No. made a part hereof, identified as the interest have the meanings prescribed in section D-4941 issued by the Firemen’s Insurance which was devised under the provisions of 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Company of Newark, New Jersey, insuring the the Last Will and Testament of Charles N. amended. premises described in subparagraph 3-a Thomasen, deceased, to Eduard Thomasen, Executed at Washington D. C., on hereof, Ranka Schmidt, Wilhelmine Prtiss and September 22, 1943. is property within the United States owned Frieda Dethlefsen, together with all heredita [seal] Leo T . Crow ley, or controlled by nationals of a designated ments, fixtures, improvements and appurte enemy country (Hungary); nances thereto and any and all claims for Alien Property Custodian. And determining that the property de rents, refunds, benefits or other payments Ex h ibit A scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces arising from the ownership of such property, All those two lots, pieces or parcels of sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of and other property (namely, that property de b. All right, title, interest and claim of any ground, situate, lying and being on the Southerly side of the National Turnpike scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong name or , nature whatsoever of Eduard ing to the same nationals of the same desig Thomasen, Ranka Schmidt, Wilhelmine Road, leading Westerly and about three miles from the City of Cumberland, Alle nated enemy country and subject to vesting Prtiss and Frieda Dethlefsen, in and to a (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant one-half interest in any and all obligations, gany County, Maryland, being Lots Nos. 23 and 24, of a series of lots as laid out by to section 2 of said Executive Order; contingent or otherwise and whether or not And further determining that to the extent matured, owing to the said Eduard Thoma the party of the first part and which is de scribed in one parcel as follows: that such nationals are persons not Within a sen, Ranka Schmidt, Wilhelmine Prtiss and designated enemy country, the national in Frieda Dethlefsen, represented on the books Beginning for the same at a point on terest of the United States requires that such of the Liberty Trust Company as a credit the Southeasterly side of a thirty foot street, persons be treated as nationals of a desig balance due George W. Legge and Lena Siever, or road as laid out by the party of the nated enemy country (Hungary); Executors, c. t. a. of the Estate of Charles N. first part, said point being also 30 feet dis And having made all determinations and Thomasen, deceased, including but not lim tant South 57 degrees 55 minutes, East, from taken all action, after appropriate consulta ited to all security rights in and to any and the end of the second line of a deed from tion and certification required by law, and all collateral for any and all such obligations, the party of the first part to the party of deeming it necessary in the national interest, and the right to enforce and collect such the second part, recorded among the Land obligations, Records of Allegany County in Liber J. W. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus is property within the United States owned No. 108, folio 393, and running thence with todian the property described above, sub or controlled by nationals of a designated said second line extended, South 57 degrees 55 je c t to recorded liens, encumbrances, and enemy country (Germany); minutes East 282% feet to the limits of other rights of record held by or for per the Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad And determining that the property de Company’s right of way, and with said limits sons who are not nationals of designated scribed in subparagraph 3-b hereof is neces North 36 degrees 50 minutes East 50% feet, enemy countries, to be held, used, admin sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of thence North 41 degrees 15 minutes West 200 istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt other property (namely, that property de feet to said street or road, and with it South with in the interest, and for the benefit, scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong 32 degrees 05 minutes West 132 feet to the ing to the same nationals of the same desig of the United States^ beginning. Such property and any or all of the nated enemy country and subject to vesting Together with the buildings and improve (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap to section 2 of said Executive Order; ments thereon, and the rights, roads, ways, propriate account, or accounts, pending And further determining that to the ex waters, privileges and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining. further determination of the Alien tent that such nationals are persons not Property Custodian. This order shall within a designated enemy country, the na [F. R. Doc. 43-18055; Filed, November 8, 1943; not be deemed to limit the power of the tional interest of the United States requires 11:16 a. m.] that such persons be treated as nationals of Alien Property Custodian to return such a designated enemy country (Germany); property or the proceeds thereof in whole or in part, nor shall this order be hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus [Vesting Order 2253] deemed to indicate that compensation todian the property described in subpara J ohn Nagy, et al.,. will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and graph 3 hereof, subject to recorded liens, when it should be determined to take encumbrances and other rights of record Re: Real property, a fire insurance pol any one, or all, of such actions. held by or for persons who are not na icy, and a claim owned by John Nagy, Any person, except a national of a tionals of designated enemy countries, to Michael Nagy, Sr., Michael Nagy, Jr., designated enemy country, asserting any be held, used, administered, liquidated, Mary Nagy Kozar, Elizabeth Bodnarik claim arising as a result of this order sold or otherwise dealt with in the in and Anna Nagy. may, within one year from the date here terest, and for the benefit, of the United Under the authority of the Trading of, or within such further time as may States. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and. be allowed, file with the Alien Property No. 222------7 15408 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of 3. That the property described as follows: the meanings prescribed in section 10 of claim, together with a request for a a. An undivided one-tenth .interest of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con Laura Meyer Sentrup and an undivided one- tenth interest of Paul Sentrup, identified as Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep tained shall be deemed to constitute an the .interests which were acquired by them tember 22, 1943. admission of the existence, validity or in the matter of the Estate of E. F. Sentrup, [seal] r L eo T . C row ley, right to allowance of any such claim. deceased, in and to the real property situated Alien Property Custodia'n. The terms “national” and “designated in the County of King, State of Washington, enemy country” as used herein shall have particularly described in Exhibit A, attached E x h i b i t A > the meanings prescribed in section 10 of “ hereto and by reference made a part hereof, All that tract or parcel of land situated Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. together with all hereditaments, fixtures, im in the County of King, State of Washington, Executed at Washington, D. C., on provements and appurtenances thereto, and more particularly described as follows: September 22,1943. any and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits Beginning at the southwest corner of Gov or other payments arising from the owner ernment Lot Two (2), Section Eleven (11), [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, ship of such claims, and Township Twenty-two (22) North, Range Alien Property Custodian. b. All right, title, interest and claim of Four (4) East W. M.; thence North 12.40 Laura Meyer Sentrup in and to any and all -chains to the east bank of White River; Exhibit A ' 9 claims against the Estate of Emil Ferdinand thence along said East bank north thirty All that certain lot of land and premises Sentrup, deceased, and particularly in and (30) degrees east 3.10 chains; thence east situate, lying and being in the City of to a certain claim in litigation entitled^ 38.46 chains; thence south 15.08 chains to Trenton, County of Mercer and State of New “Laura Meyer Sentrup, a widow, Plaintiff, vs. the southeast corner of Benson Farm; thence Jersey and being the easterly one-half of Hazel Sentrup, as Administratrix of the Es west 40 chains to beginning, containing sixty Lot No. 226 on a plan of lots of the Home tate of Emil Ferdinand Sentrup, deceased, (60) acres more or less. Land Association, duly filed in the Mercer Defendant”, filed in the Superior Court of County Clerk’s Office bounded and described the State of Washington for King County, [F. R. Doc. 43-18057; Filed, November 8,1943; as follows, to wit: Cause No. 309819, including but not limited 11:17 a.m.] Beginning at a point on the south side to all rights of reimbursement, proceeds, of Orange Street said point being opposite judgments, and specifically the right to file, the middle of the partition wall dividing the prosecute, enforce and collect such claim, [Vesting Order 2255] house hereby conveyed from the house ad including but not limited to the right to joining on the west and thence (1) southerly continue the litigation of a claim in the Su M artha Haag and through the middle of said partition perior Court of the State of Washington for Re: Real property, a claim and in wall and continuing the same course one King County, and the right to enforce and collect such claim, surance policies owned by Martha Haag. hundred (100) feet; thence (2) easterly Under the authority of the Trading twelve (12) feet and six (6) inches to the is property within the United States owned westerly line of Lot No. 227 on said plan; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and or controlled by nationals of a designated Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, thence (3) northerly and along the westerly enemy country (Germany ) i line of said lot one hundred (100) feet to And determining that to the extent that and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Orange Street aforesaid and thence (4) west such nationals are persons not within a after investigation, finding: erly and along the said street twelve (12) designated enemy country, the national in 1. That the last known address of Martha feet and six (6) inches to the place of be terest of the United States requires that such Haag is 80 Moltke' Strasse, Stuttgart, Ger ginning. persons be treated as nationals of a des many, and that she is a resident of Germany Being a part of the said premises con ignated enemy country (Germany); and a national of a designated enemy country veyed to Sebastian Buschler by George And having made all determinations and (Germany); Houseman and wife by deed dated March 1, taken all action, after appropriate consulta 2. That Martha Haag is the owner of the 1889, and recorded in the Mercer County tion and certification required by law, and property described in subparagraph 3 hereof; Clerk’s Office in Book of Deeds, Vol. 165, deeming it necessary in the national interest, 3. That the property described as follows: page 199. a. Real property situated in Philadelphia, Together with all aiicTsingular the build hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus-. Pennsylvania, and known as 6137 Ditman ings, improvements, ways, woods, waters, todian the property described above, Street, particularly described in Exhibit A water-courses, rights, liberties, privileges, subject to recorded liens, encumbrances attached hereto and by reference made a part hereditaments, and appurtenances to the and other rights of record held by or for hereof, together with all hereditaments, fix- same belonging or anywise appertaining and persons who are not nationals of desig times, improvements and appurtenances reversion and reversions, remainder and re nated enemy countries, to be held, used, thereto, and any and all claims for rents, mainders, rents, issues and profits thereof refunds, benefits or other payments arising and of every part and parcel thereof. administered, liquidated, sold or other wise dealt with in the interest, and for from the ownership of such property, and [F. R. Doc. 43-18056; Filed, November 8, 1943; the benefit, of the United States. b. All right, title, interest and claim of any 11:16 a. m.] * name or nature whatsoever of Martha Haag • Such property and any or all of the in and to any and all obligations, contingent proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap „or otherwise and whether or not matured, propriate account, or accounts, pending owing to Martha Haag by Otto Hurra, in [Vesting Order 2254] further determination of the Alien Prop cluding but not limited to all security rights erty Custodian. This order shall not be in and to any and all coUateral for any and L aura M eyer S entrup and P aul S entrup deemed to limit the power of the Alien air such obligations, and the right to enforce Property Custodian to return such prop and collect such obligations; Re: An undivided interest in real prop c. All right, title and interest of Martha erty situated in King County, Washing erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or Haag in and to a fire insurance policy in the ton, owned by Laura Meyer Sentrup and in part, nor shall this order be deemed to amount of $2,300 issued by the Phoenix In Paul Sentrup, and a claim in litigation indicate that compensation will not be surance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, owned by Laura Meyer Sentrup. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should expiring July 21, 1945 and insuring the prem Under the authority of the Trading be determined to take any one, or all, of ises situated at Philadelphia and known as such actions. , 6137 Ditman Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl with the Enemy Act, as amended, and vania; . Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any d. All right, title and interest of Martha and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Haag in and to a war damage insurance after investigation, finding: claim arising as a result of this order policy in the amount of $3,000 issued by the may, within one year from the date War Damage Corporation expiring November 1. That the last known addresses of Laura hereof, or within such further time as 9, 1943 and insuring the premises situated at Meyer Sentrup and Paul Sentrup are, re may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and known as spectively, Neuss on the Rhoin, Germany, and Boesensell, Germany, and that they are resi erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice 6137 Ditman Street; dents of Germany and nationals of a des of claim, together with a request for a is property within the United States owned ignated enemy country (Germany); hearing thereon. Nothing herein con or controlled by a national of a designated 2. That Laura Meyer Sentrup and Paul tained shall be deemed to constitute an enemy country (Germany); Sentrup are the owners of the property de admission of the existence, validity or And determining that the property de scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof;. that scribed in subparagraphs 3-b, 3-c and 3-d Laura Meyer Sentrup is the owner of the right to allowance of any such claim. above is necessary for the maintenance or property described in subparagraph 3-b The term “national” ^md “designated safeguarding of other property (namely, that hereof; enemy country” as used herein shall have property described in subparagraph 3-a FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15409 above) belonging to the same national of [Vesting Order 2198, Amendment] belonging to the same national of the same the same designated enemy country and sub designated enemy country and subject to J osephine G razzini ject to vesting (and in fact vested by this vesting (and in fact vested by this Order) order) p.ursuant to section 2 of said Executive Re: Interest In real properties and in pursuant to Section 2 of said Executive Order; Order; bank account, owned by Josephine Graz And further determining that to the ex And further determining that to the extent zini, also known as Giuseppina Graz tent that such national is a person not within that such national is a person not within a zini. a designated enemy country, the national in designated enemy country, the national in Vesting Order Number 2198, dated Sep terest of the United States requires that such terest of the United States requires that such person be treated as a national of a desig person be treated as a national of a desig tember 20, 1943, is hereby amended to nated enemy country (Italy); nated enemy country (Germany); read as follows: And having made all determinations and And having made all determinations and Under the authority of the Trading taken all action, after appropriate consulta taken all action, after appropriate consulta with the Enemy Act, as amended, and tion and certification required by law, and tion and certification required by law, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, deeming it necessary in the national inter deeming it necessary in the national interest, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, est, hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo after investigation, finding: hereby vests in the Alien Property dian the property described in subpara 1. That the last known address of Jo Custodian the property, described in sub- graph 3 hereof, subject to recorded liens, sephine Grazzini, also known as Giuseppina paragraphs 3-a and 3-b hereof, subject encumbrances and other rights of record Grazzini, is c/o Salvatori or Giuseppina Pina, to recorded liens, encumbrances and via L. Gerolamo F. Palestrina, Rome, Italy, other rights of record held by or for per held by or for persons who are not na and that she is a resident of Italy and a tionals of designated enemy countries national of a designated eiiemy country sons who are not nationals of desig to be held, used, administered, liquidated, (Italy); nated enemy countries, and sold or otherwise delt with in the in 2. That Josephine Grazzini is the owner Hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus terest, and for the benefit, of the United of the property described in subparagraph 3 todian the property described in subpar States. hereof; agraph 3-c hereof, 3. That the property described as follows: All such property so vested to be held, Such property and any or all of the a. The undivided one-half interest, identi proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap fied as the interest of Josephine Grazzini, also used, administered, liquidated, sold or propriate account, or accounts, pending known as Giuseppina Grazzini, acquired by otherwise dealt with in the interest, and further determination of the Alien Prop her pursuant to an order of the Superior for the benefit, of the United States. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Court of the State of California in and for Such property and any or all of the deemed to limit the power of the Alien the County of San Mateo, distributing the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Property Custodian to return such prop assets of the estate of Armando Grazzini, propriate account, or accounts, pending erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or deceased, which order was dated October 2, 1939, and recorded the same date in the Office further determination of the Alien Prop in part, nor shall this order be deemed to of the Recorder of the said County and State erty Custodian. This order shall not be indicate that compensation will not be in Volume 861 of Official Records at page 182, deemed to limit the power of the Alien paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should In two parcels of land situated in San Mateo Property Custodian to return such prop be determined to take any one or all of County, California, particularly described in erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or such actions. Exhibits A and B attached hereto and by in part, nor shall this order be deemed to Any person, except a national of a des reference made a part hereof, together with indicate that compensation will not be ignated enemy country, asserting any all hereditaments, fixtures, improvements paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should and appurtenances thereto, and any and all claim arising as a result of this order claims for rents, refunds, benefits or other be determined to take any one, or all, of may, within one year from the date payments arising from the ownership of such such actions. hereof or within such further time as property, Any person, except a national of a des may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop b. The undivided one-half interest, identi ignated enemy country, asserting any erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice fied as the interest of Josephine Grazzini; also claim arising as a result of this order of claim, together with a request for a known as Giuseppina Grazzini, acquired by may, within one year from the date hearing thereon. Nothing herein con her pursuant to an order df the Superior hereof, or within such further time as tained shall be deemed to constitute an Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Mateo, distributing the may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop admission of the existence,^ validity or assets of the estate of Armando Grazzini, de erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice right to allowance of any such claim. ceased, which order was dated October 2, of claim, together with a request for a The terms “national” and “designated 1939, and recorded on the same date in the hearing thereon. Nothing herein con enemy country” as used herein shall have office of the Recorder of the City and County tained shall be deemed to constitute an the meanings prescribed in section 10 of of San Francisco, State of California, in Book admission of the existence, validity or Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. 957 of Official Records at page 347, in the right .to allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, TX C., on parcel of- land situated in San Francisco County, California, particularly described in The terms “national” and “designated September 22, 1943. Exhibit C attached hereto and by reference enemy country” as used herein shall have [seal] L eo T . C row ley, ■ made a part hereof, together with all heredit the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Alien Property Custodian. aments, fixtures, improvements and appur Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. tenances thereto, and any and all claims for Executed at Washington, D. C., on Oc Exhibit A rents, refunds, benefits or other payments tober 26, 1943. All that certain lot or piece of ground with arising from the ownership of such property, [ seal] L eo T. Crow ley, the messuage or tenement thereon erected c. A certain bank account with the Amer situate on the Southeasterly side of Ditman ican Trust Company, 4900 Third Street, San Alien Property Custodian. Street at the distance of one hundred eighty Francisco, California, which bank account is „ E xh ibit A feet South westwardly from the Southwesterly , due and owing to and held for Josephine side of Devereaux Street in the Forty-first Grazzini, also known as Giuseppina Grazzini, That certain portion of lot No. 6, Map of Ward of the City of Philadelphia. in the name of Angelo Antongiovanni and town of Pescadero, County of San Mateo, Containing in front or breadth on the said Jean Antongiovanni, including but not lim State .of California, bounded and particularly Ditman Street twenty feet and extending in ited to all security rights in and to any and all described as follows: length or depth Southeastwardly of that Commencing at the northeasterly corner of collateral for all or part of such account and Main and San Gregorio Streets; thence in a width one hundred feet. th i right to enforce and collect such account, Being the same premises which John H. Northerly direction along the Easterly boun Williams et ux by indenture bearing date is property within the United States owned dary of San Gregorio Street 103 feet, more or the fourteenth day of March A. D. 1919 and or controlled by a national of a designated less to the property of F. S. Duarte; thence recorded at Philadelphia in deed book enemy country (Italy); at right angles in an Easterly direction and J. M. H. No. 525 page 212 &c. granted and And determining that the property de along the Southerly boundary of said F. S. conveyed unto Elizabeth Feery widow in fee. scribed in subparagraph 3-c hereof is neces Duarte property 41 feet; thence in a South sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of erly direction and parallel with the San Gre [F. R. Doc. 43-18058; Filed, November 8, 1943; other property (namely, that property de gorio Street to the Northerly line of Main 11:17 a. m.] scribed in subparagraphs 3-a and 3-b hereof) Street; thence in a Westerly direction along 15410 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 said line of Main Street to the point of com OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTA of any carrier subject hereto, such car mencement. TION. rier forthwith shall apply to the appro Exh ibit B priate regulatory body or bodies for the That certain lot or parcel of land situated [Rev. ODT 3, Supp. Order 99] granting of such operating authority as in the town of Pescadero, County of San Adams T ransfer & S torage Company, may be requisite to compliance with the Mateo, State of California, bounded and par et AL. terms of this order, and shall prosecute ticularly described as follows: such application with all possible dili Beginning at the point of intersection of COORDINATED OPERATIONS BETW EEN POINTS gence. The coordination of operations the Northerly line of Main Street with the IN MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS directed by this order Shall be subject to dividing line between lots 4 and 5 of Map of Upon consideration of a plan for joint the carriers’ possessing or obtaining the City of Pescadero which map was filed in action filed with the Office of Defense requisite operating authority. Book 1 of Patents at page 82, Santa Cruz County, said point being distant along said Transportation by the carriers named 5. All records of the carriers pertain line of Main Street 200 feet Easterly from the in Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate com ing to any transportation performed Easterly line of San Gregorio Street; thence pliance with the requirements and pur pursuant to this order and to the provi along said dividing line between Lots 4 and 5, poses of General Order ODT 3, Revised, sions of such plan shall be kept available N. 8°15' W. 200 feet to the Northerly corner as amended,1 a copy of which plan is for examination and inspection at all between said Lots 4 and 5; and on the South attached, hereto as Appendix 2,a and reasonable times by accredited repre erly line of Lot 7; thence-along said Southerly It appearing that the proposed co sentatives of the Office of Defense Trans line N. 80°45' E. 94.63 feet to the corner ordination of operations is necessary in portation. common to said Lots 4 and 7; thence along order to assure ^maximum utilization of 6. The plan for joint action hereby the Easterly line of Lot 7 and along the the facilities, services, and equipment, approved and all contractual arrange Northeasterly boundary of those parcels de and to conserve and providently utilize ments made by the carriers to effec scribed in Deed to Coast Side Transportation vital equipment, materials, and sup tuate the plan shall not continue In Company dated May 14, 1926 and recorded plies, of the carriers’, and to provide for operation beyond the effective period of May 14, 1926 in Book 239 of Official Records the prompt and continuous movement this order. at page 31 and Deed to Manuel Goularte of necessary traffic, the attainment of 7. Communiaations concerning this dated August 28, 1916 and recorded Septem which1'purposes is essential to the suc order should refer to “Supplementary ber 11, 1916 in Book 259 of Deeds at page 29 cessful prosecution of the war; It is Order ODT 3, Revised 99,” and, unless N. 38° W. 131.00 feet to the Easterly corner hereby ordered, That: otherwise directed, should be addressed between Lots 7 and 8; thence along the 1. The plan for joint action above re to the Division of Motor Transport, Of Easterly line of said Lot 8 and along the ferred to is hereby approved and the fice of Defense Transportation, Wash Easterly boundary of those parcels described carriers are directed to put the plan ington, D. C. in deed to Manuel Goularte before referred to in operation forthwith, subject to the This order shall become effective No and Deed to J. C. Williamson, dated June 8, following provisions, which shall super 1909 and recorded June 30, 1909 in Book 164 vember 10,1943, and shall remain in full of Deeds at page 520, N. 11°45' W, 50.72 feet sede any provisions of such plan that force and effect until the termination to a iron pipe monument set at the are in conflict therewith. of the present war shall have been duly Southwesterly corner of the Jose M. Gomez 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall proclaimed, or until such earlier time as 2.884 acre tract; thence along a fence being file a copy of this order with the ap the Office of Defense Transportation by also the Southerly boundary of that certain propriate regulatory body or bodies hav further order may designate. parcel described in Deed to John Luiz dated ing jurisdiction over any operations af Issued at Washington, D. C., this 6th January 10, 1925 and recorded April 3, 1925 fected by this order, and likewise shall day -of ^November, 1943. file, and publish in accordance with law, in Book 144 of Official Records at page 189, J oseph B. E astman, S. 84°26' E.JL96.32 feet to a point which is in and continue in effect until further or Director, the production Northerly of a fence line run der, tariffs or supplements to filed tar Office of Defense Transportation. ning N. 4°39'30" W. from the above-men iffs, setting forth any changes in rates, tioned Northerly line of Main Street; thence charges, operations, rules, regulations, Appendix 1 along said Northerly production and fence and practices of the carrier which may 1. Adams Transfer & Storage Company, (a line S. 4°89'30'' E. 316.30 feet to said North be necessary to accord with the provi corporation), 228-236 West Fourth St., Kan erly line of Main Street; thence along said sions of this order and of such plan; sas City, Missouri.. Northerly line S. 80°45' W. 197.37 feet to the and forthwith shall apply to such regu 2. Anderson Motor Service Company, (a point of beginning. corporation), 1516 N. Fourteenth Street, St. latory body or bodies for special per Louis, Missouri. Containing 1.444 acres and being portion mission for such tariffs or supplements of Lot numbered three (3) and all of Lot 3. Chas. J. Hoffman, (an individual) , doing to become effective on the shortest notice business as Chicago-Kansas City Freight numbered four (4) as shown on Map of the lawfully permissible, but not prior to the Line, 1609 Charlotte Street, Kansas City, City of Pescadero and. being portions of the effective date of this order. Missouri. lands adjoining said Lots 3 and 4. 3. Shipments diverted in execution of ■4. Ezra Knaus« and Mary Jane Knaus, (a Exhibit C the plan shall be transported pursuant partnership), doing business as Knaus Truck Lines, 801 East 17th Street, Kansas City, Mis That certain lot or parcel of real property to the lawfully applicable rates, charges, souri. in the City and County of San Francisco, rules, and regulations of thè diverting 5. M. K. & C. Truck Lines, (a corporation), State of California, particularly described as carrier. 1401 Independence, Kansas City, Missouri. follows: ' 4. The provisions of this order shall 6. Orscheln Bros. Truck Lines, Inc., (a cor Beginning at the point of intersection of not be so construed or applied as ta re - poration), 339 N. Williams Street, Moberly, the northerly line of States Street with the quire any carrier subject hereto to per- Missouri. westerly line of Castro Street; and r u n n i n g from any service beyond its transporta [F. R. Doc. 43-17989; Filed, November 6, 1943; thence northerly along said line of 'Castro tion capacity, òr to authorize or require 10:23 a. m.] Street 25 feet; thence at a right angle west any act or omission which is in viola erly 100 feet; thence at a right angle south tion of any law or regulation, or to per erly 25 feet to the northerly line of States mit any carrier to alter its legal liability Street; and thence at a right anble easterly to any shipper. In the event that com along said line of States Street 100 feet to OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. the point of ttaginning. pliance with any term of this order, or Being lot No. 8 in Block No. 14, as per map effectuation of any provision of such L is t of I ndividual O rders G ranting Ad of Flint Tract Homestead Association, re plan, would conflict with, or would not ju stm en ts, JEtc., U nder P rice R egu corded April 10, 1874, in the office of the be authorized under, the existing inter lations Recorder of the City and County of San Fran state or intrastate operating authority cisco, State of California. The following order was filed with the [F. R. Doc. 43-18043; Filed, November 8, 1943; 17 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. 4660, 14582. Division of the Federal Register on No 11:17 a. m.] * Filed as part of the original document. vember 3, 1943. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15411

Order Number and Name the trade and whose business consists and by § 1351.807 (a) of Maximum Price chiefly in the production of specific print Regulation No. 280, it is ordered: RMPR 161, Order 33; Doernbecher Mfg. - (a) Maximum prices for sales at whole Co., et al. ing jobs for individual customers, such jobs including but not limited to the sale in bulk. The maximum price for The following orders were filed with printing to order of the following: com the sale and delivery of fluid milk at the Division of the Federal Register on mercial forms; letterheads and enve wholesale in bulk in the Plattsmouth, November 4, 1943. * . lopes; sales announcements, enclosures, Nebraska area shall be 360 per gallon. MPR 127, Order 14, Amendment 1; Well circulars and other advertising matter; (b) Maximum prices in bottles and ington Sears Co. legal documents or forms for state and paper containers. The maximum, price MPR 188, Order 833; Wesco Water Paints, local governments. for sale and delivery of fluid milk in Inc. (d) Every seller increasing his maxi bottles and paper containers at wholesale 2d RMPR 213, Order 12; Moore Co. mum prices under the provisions of this and retail in the Plattsmouth, Nebraska Copies of these orders may be obtained order shall file withr the Regional Office area shall be: from the Printing and Distribution of the Office of Price Administration in Wholesale Retail Container size: (cents) (cents) Branch of the Office of Price Adminis the region in which he does business a Gallon______36 44 tration. report of the increased price. This re Q u art.,______._____ 9(4- H/4 E rvin H. P ollack, port shall be filed on or before the date P in t______6 7 Head, Editorial and Reference Section. of sale. The seller may thereupon use V i P in t------3*4 5 the increased prices: Provided, however, [P. R. Doc. 43-17974; Filed, November 5, 1943; (c) Definitions. For the purposes of 4:49 p. m.] That if the Office of Price Administra tion shall by letter mailed to him within this order: 30 days from thejiling of the report dis (1) Sales and deliveries within the approve the computation of the increase, Plattsmouth, Nebraska area shall mean: [Order 20 Under MPR 225] then the prices charged prior to the re (1) All sales made Within the city lim its of Plattsmouth, Nebraska and all sales Commercial or J ob P rinters in D enver, ceipt of such disapproval shall be ad at or from an establishment located in C olorado justed in accordance therewith. In the absence of such disapproval the in Plattsmouth, Nebraska; and order granting adjustment creased prices rhall be deemed to have (ii) All sales of fluid milk fry any seller Order No. 20 under Maximum Price been approved, subject, however, to non at retail at or from an establishment Regulation 225. Printing and Printed retroactive written disapproval at any obtaining the major portion of its supply Paper Commodities. later time by the Office of Price Adminis of milk from a seller at wholesale located For the reasons set forth in an opin tration. within Plattsmouth, Nebraska. ion issued simultaneously herewith and For prices established under § 1347.452 (2) Milk shall mean cows’ milk having under the authority vested in the Price a statement of the computation of the a butterfat content of not less than 3.2 Administrator by the Emergency Price increase shall be set forth in the report. percent or the legal minimum established Control Act of 1942, as amended, and For prices established under „§ 1347.453 by statute or municipal ordinance, bot Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, and Form 325:1 shall be used, setting forth tled, distributed and sold for consump in accordance with § 1347.469 of Maxi the new rates for production charges on tion in fluid form as whole milk. tables 3-9 inclusive and the computation (3) Sales at wholesale shall for the mum Price Regulation 225, It is hereby purpose of this order include all sales to ordered: used in their determination. (a) Commercial or job printers (iden (e) All prayers of the petitions not retail stores, restaurants, army camps, granted herein are denied. prisons, schools, hospitals and other in tified further in paragraph (c) below) stitutions. who do a printing business in Denver, (f) This Order No. 20 may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator (d) Except as otherwise herein pro Colorado, may sell and deliver to any vided, the provisions of the General Max person and any person may buy or re at any time. imum Price Regulation and Maximum ceive from them any printed paper com Note: All reporting provisions of this order Price Regulation No. 280 shall apply. modity or service in connection there have been approved by the Bureau of the (e) This order may be revoked, with, the sale of which is subject to Max Budget in accordance with the Federal Re ports Act of 1942. amended or corrected at any time. imum Price Regulation 225, at prices This order shall become effective No which shall not exceed the following: This Order No. 20 shall become effec vember 1, 1943. (1) Maximum prices governed by tive November 8, 1943. § 1347.452 of Maximum Price Regulation Issued this 6th day of November 1943. (566 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328„ 225. The price set forth in § 1347.452 Chester B ow les, with the addition of a sum equal to the Acting Administrator. 8 F.R. 4681) increase in the cost of producing the Issued this 30th day of October 1943. commodity or rendering the service due [F. R. Doc. 43-18018; Filed, November 6, 1943; 4:27 p. m.] R aymond S. M cK eough, to wa

[File No; 70-713] other interested persons by publication Notes, the proceeds derived therefrom in the F ederal R egister. together with treasury funds to be ap United U t il it ie s , I ncorporated It is further ordered, That any person plied to the redemption of outstanding notice of filling and order for hearing desiring to be heard or otherwise wish debt securities of the Issuer, permitted At a regular session of the Securities ing to participate herein shall notify the to become effective; the Commission re and Exchange Commission, held at its Commission to that effect in the manner serving jurisdiction with respect to the office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn provided in- Rule XVII of the Commis results of the competitive bidding. sylvania, on the 5th day of November, sion’s rules of practice on or before On June 30, 1942, Southern Colorado 1943. November 20, 1943. Power Company (Southern Colorado) an Notice is herein given that an appli It is further ordered, That Charles S. electric utility company and a subsidiary cation and amendments thereto have Lobingier, or any officer or officers of the of Standard Gas and Electric Company, a been filed with this Commission pursu- Commission designated by it for that registered holding company, filed an ap ánt to the Public Utility Holding Com purpose, shall preside at the hearing in plication pursuant to section 11 (e) of pany Act of 1935 by United Utilities, such matter. The officer so designated the Public Utility Holding Company Act Incorporated (“United Utilities”) , a reg to preside at any such hearing is hereby of 1935 (the Act) for approval of a plan istered holding company, with respect authorized to exercise all powers granted to comply with section 11 (b) (2) of the to a proposal to purchase additional to the Commission under section JL8 (c) Act (File No. 54-55).1 On July 2, 1942, shares of common stock of its subsidi of the Act and to a trial examiner under the Commission instituted proceedings ary, The United Telephone Company of the Commission’s rules of practice. with respect to Southern Colorado un Pennsylvania (“United Telephone”), It is further ordered. That, without der sections 11 (b) (2), 15 (f) and 20 (a) from The Bell Telephone Company of limiting the scope of issues presented of the Act (File No. 59-51), and con Pennsylvania (“Bell Telephone”)., All by said application otherwise to be con solidated the proceedings with the sec interested persons are referred to said sidered in this proceeding, particular at tion 11 (e) proceedings.2 Southern Col application, which is on file in the office tention will be directed at the hearing to orado amended its application on Sep of this Commission, for a complete state the following matters and questions : tember 17, 1942. ment of the transactions therein pro 1. Whether the consideration to be On August 23, 1943, the Commission posed, which are summarized as follows: paid by United Utilities for the stock of entered its Findings and Opinion with re United Utilities which now owns 76% United Telephone is fair and reasonable. spect to the consolidated proceedings, of the outstanding stock of United Tel 2. Whether the acquisition of the stock Holding Company Act Release No. 4501, ephone proposes to acquire the remain of United Telephone will be detrimental in which we concluded, among other der of such outstanding stock, consist to the carrying out of the provisions of things, that the plan, as amended, could ing of 7,002 shares of $50 par value section 11 of the Act. not be approved unless it were further common capital stock owned by Bell 3. Whether the proposed bank loan by amended so as to comply with various Telephone, a non-affiliate, at a price The Western Petroleum Exploration requirements set forth in the Findings of $60 per share or a total cash considera Company is solely for the purpose of fi and Opinion.* Among the requirements tion of $420,120. The application states nancing the business of such company which we deemed prerequisite to our ap that the proposed transaction will per and whether an exemption from the re proval of the plan was a refunding by mit United Utilities to file a consolidated quirements of section 7 of the Act is Southern Colorado of its outstanding federal income tax return, thus affect available with respect to such loan by First Mortgage Gold Bonds, Series A, ing a substantial saving in income taxes. reason of the provisions of section 6 (b). 6%, due July 1, 1947, in the principal The application further states that the 4. Generally, whether the proposed amount of $6,763,400. A declaration, funds necessary to finance the purchase transactions are in all respects in the and an amendment thereto, covering of United Telephone stock will consist public interest and in the interest of in proposals designed to accomplish the re of $220,120 in available cash and $200,000 vestors and consumers and consistent funding was filed pursuant to section 7 to be received in partial payment of in with all applicable requirements of the of the Act (File No. 70-803). debtedness owing to United Utilities by Act and the rules thereunder, and, if not, The company proposes to refund and its subsidiary, The Western Petroleum what modifications should be required to redeem the outstanding bonds,4 prior to Exploration Company, and evidenced by be made therein and what terms and consummation of its plan, at the re a promissory demand note in the face conditions should be imposed to satisfy demption price of 102% of the principal amount of $357,330.52 and bearing in the statutory standards. amount thereof ($6,898,668) plus accrued By the Commission. terest at 51/2 % per annum. In order to interest to the redemption date, by the make this payment on its indebtedness, [SEAL] ORVAL L. DUBOIS, use of treasury funds together with the The Western Petroleum Exploration Secretary. proceeds from the issuance and sale of Company has obtained a commitment $5,500,000 principal amount of First [F. R. Doc. 43-18000; Filed, November 6, 1943; Mortgage Bonds, Series due November 1, from The First National Bank of Wich J.1:26 a. m.] ita, Wichita, Kansas, for a loan of $200,- 1968,B and of $1,200,000 principal amount 000 to be repaid in installments of $5,000 • of Serial Notes.6 The bonds are to be per month and bearing interest at 3 % % per annum. [File Nos. 54-55, 59-51, and 70-803] 1 Holding Company Act Release No. 3644. * Holding Company Act Release No. 3804. It appearing to the Commission that it S outhern Colorado P ower Company 8 The company was required by our Find- is appropriate in the public interest and MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER ngs and Opinion to file the additional amend in the interest of investors and con ment within 30 days from August ^88^ 1943 sumers that a hearing be held with re At a regular session of the Securities unless additional time were granted by. us spect to said matter and that said ap and Exchange Commission, held at its upon a proper showing. Pursuant to the plication shall not be granted except office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., company’s request, we granted additional pursuant to further order of this Com on the 4th day of November, 1943. time for filing the amendment (Holding mission. Issue and sale of securities in connec Company Act Release No. 4576). The amend ment was filed on October 18, 1943 and sub It is brdered, That a hearing on said tion with recapitalization by subsidiary sequently amended on October 28, 1943. application, as amended, under the ap of registered holding company. 4 The securing of our approval of such re plicable provisions of the Act and the Declaration, filed pursuant to section 7 demption is unnecessary because of the pro Rules of the Commission thereunder, be of the Public Utility Holding Company visions of Rule U-42 of our General Rules held on November 22,1943, at 10:00 a. m., Act o.f 1935, in connection with a volun and Regulations. e. w. t., at the offices of the Securities tary recapitalization of a subsidiary of a 6 The new bonds will be redeemable, in and Exchange Commission, 18th and registered holding company, regarding whole or in part, on any date at the option of the company, on 30 days’ notice, at «the Locust Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsyl the issuance and sale to the public at initial public offering price (adjusted to the vania, in such room as the hearing room competitive bidding of First Mortgage nearest %th of 1%, or a multiple thereof) clerk at that time shall advise. Notice Bonds, Series due November 1, 1968, and and accrued interest, plus 3% of the princi of said hearing shall be given to United regarding the issuance and sale to insti pal amount, through October 31, 1944, and at Utilities by registered mail and to all tutional investors at private sale of Serial lesser premiums thereafter. •15414 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

issued under a Trust Indenture (quali of section 7, if the estimated interest It is further ordered, That jurisdiction fied under the Trust • Indentue Act of rates thereon approximated Z%% and be and is hereby reserved with respect 1939) dated November 1, 1943, between 3 % for the bonds and notes, respectively, to the reasonableness of the fees and Southern Colorado and the International and if certain protective measures, set expenses to be paid by Southern Colo Trust Company of Denver, Colorado, and forth in our findings, were included in rado in connection with the proposed will be offered for sale,.at not less than the indenture securing tlife new bonds financing, except for such items, the face amount, by means of competitive and in the note agreements. amounts of which are fixed by law. bidding pursuant to Rule U-50. The in The interest rate on the new bonds has It is further ordered, That jurisdiction terest rates are to be named by the suc not yet been determined, but we note be and hereby is reserved to consider all cessful bidders. that the other aspects of the transaction matters relating to these consolidated The notes are to be issued under Let are in conformity with our earlier find-, proceedings not disposed of by this order, ters of Agreement between the company ings. Since the bonds are being offered to entertain such further proceedings, and the prospective purchasers, and will for competitive bidding pursuant to our to make such further and supplemental' be sold at face amount to Guaranty Rule U-50, we shall rèquire that South findings, and to take such additional and Trust Company of New York ($600,000) ern Colorado report to us the results of further action as may be found by the and The Travelers Insurance Company the bidding and we reserve for consider Commission to be appropriate in the i ($600,000) 7. The notes will mature se ation at that time questions as to price, premises in connection with the con- rially over a ten year period in 20 semi Spread and allocation thereof, or any sumation of said plan and related and annual installments of $60,000 each com other matter relevant to the competitive incidental transactions not disposed of mencing May 1,1944 and ending Novem bidding. herein. ber 1, 1953, inclusive. The first five In our findings of August 23, 1943, we By the Commission. semi-annual installments will bear in discussed fully the' company’s capital terest at the rate of 2%%; the next five structure, property and earnings. The (seal] Orval L. DuB ois, at 2 y2%; the next five at 27/8%; and the record indicates that the facts have not Secretary. last five at 3%. The note agreements changed materially since our findings [F. R. Doc. 43-18001; Filed, November 6, 1943; provide that the notes are being acquired were issued, and we see no reason for 11: 26 a. m.] . for investment purposes. repeating at this time the discussion We consolidated the prior proceedings therein contained. We note in passing, with the proceedings in connection with however, that the pertinent coverages, the issuance and sale of the new secu •ratios and other relevant considerations [File Nos. 7-693, 7-694] rities (Holding Company Act Release No. have improved somewhat in th e interim. 4637), and after appropriate notice a The estimated fees and expenses to be T he W heeling S tock E xchange public hearing was held. It was stipu paid in connection with the proposed DRDER DISPOSING OF APPLICATIONS lated that the record in the earlier pro financing are as follows:8 At a regular session of the Securities ceedings might be considered as evidence Registration fee______,__ $577. 50 in connection with the subject transac Federal Stamp Tax on bonds___ 6,050.00 and Exchange Commission, held at its tions. Federal Stamp Tax on serial office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on At the time we considered the com notes------1,320.00 the 6th day of November, A. D., 1943. pany’s plan, we did not have before us a Authentication of bonds by In the matter of- applications by . The Trustee ------3,500.00 declaration regarding the refunding. Wheeling Stock Exchange for permission However, the company stated that coin Accounting------2,000.00 Fees of associate service company. 5, 000. 00 to extend unlisted trading privileges to cidentally with the consummation of the L egal------io, 750. 00 Ward Baking Company, $7 Cumulative plan a iefunding would be effected, and Abstract and title companies__ 300. 00 Preferred Stock, Par Value $50; Conti it was assumed that securities of the type Printing and engraving______12,500.00 and in the amounts now proposed would Recording fees. ______500.00 nental Baking Company Common Stock, be issued. Since at that time we deemed State qualification fees______1, 500. 00 No Par Value. it impossible to approve the plan with Trustees’ expense on redemption The Wheeling Stock Exchange having out being certain that the outstanding of bonds------2, made 500.00 applications to the Commission, bonds would be refunded in the contem Miscellaneous______3, pursuant 500.00 to section 12 (f) (2) of the Se plated manner, we stated that a refund 49,997. 50 curities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule ing was a prerequisite to our approval of X-12F-1, for permission to extend un the plan, and we accordingly took occa The record does not contain sufficient listed trading privileges to two securities; sion to consider the standards of the ap data to enable us, at this time to pass A hearing having been held after ap plicable sections of the Act. While we upon the reasonableness of the fees and propriate notice and the Commission were unable to make definite findings expenses, and accordingly we shall re having this day made and filed its find with respect to the proposed debt secu serve jurisdiction with respect thereto, ings and opinion herein; rities, we did state that the new debt except as to those items the amounts of which are fixed by law. It is ordered, Pursuant to section securities would meet the requirements 12 (f) (2) of the Securities Exchange It is therefore ordered, That said dec Act of 1934, that the application of The •The notes may be prepaid, in whole or laration, as amended,- be and it is hereby in part, at any time at the option of the permitted to become effective, subject Wheeling Stock Exchange for permission company, on 30 days’ notice. No premium to the terms and conditions prescribed to extend unlisted trading privileges to will b£„ payable if the prepayment is made in Rule U-24: Provided, however, That Continental Baking Company Common from the proceeds of the sale of capital stock Stock, No Par Value, be and it hereby is or of property or from treasury cash in ex jurisdiction is reserved in regard to the sale price and spread, if any, of the approved; cess of the sum' of (a) $500,000 and (b) the It is further ordered, Pursuant to sec amount of any money borrowed on unse $5,500,000 principal amount of First cured loans subsequent to November 1, 1943. Mortgage Bonds, Series due November 1, tion 12 (f) (2) of the Securities Ex If prepayment is made otherwise, a premium 1968, as to which, and any other rele change Act of 1934, that the application is payable that will result in a yield basis vant matters, further findings will be of The Wheeling Stock Exchange for from the date of prepayment to the date made and a further order entered upon permission to extend unlisted trading of maturity of 2^4 % provided that the pre the filing of the amendment required by privileges to Ward Baking Company $7 mium cannot exceed 3% of the principal Cumulative Preferred Stock, Par Value amount of the note prepaid. Rule U-50 (c). 7 Since the notes have a maturity of ten $50, be and it hereby is denied. years and will be issued to a commercial bank ■s Southern Colorado has designated the firm By the Commission. anq an insurance company solely for invest of Chapman and Cutler as counsel for the [seal] Orval L. DuB ois, ment,. the sale of the notes is exempt fronf successful bidder, and the fee and disburse Secretary. the competitive bidding requirements of ments of such counsel, to be paid by the 9 ule U-50 by reason of paragraph (a) (2) successful bidder, have been estimated at [F. R. Doc. 43-18024; Filed, November 8, 1943; thereof».— $8,500 and $500, respectively. 10:19 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943 15415

[Pile No. 76-811] SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM. Colony, an institution under the Sta,te mental hospital. system of New Jersey, T he North American Company [Order 118] and’ registrants under the Selective W ernersville S tate H ospital P roject, NOTICE REGARDING FILING Training and Service Act of 1940, who P a. have been classified by their local boards At a regular session of the Securities establishment for conscientious as conscientious objectors to both com and Exchange Commission held at its OBJECTORS batant and noncombatant military serv office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on ice and have been placed in Class IV-E, the 6th day of November 1943. I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selec may be assigned to said prpject in lieu Notice is hereby given that a declara tive Service, in accordance with the pro of their induction for military service. tion or application (or both) has been visions of the Selective Training and Men assigned to said New Lisbon filed with this Commission pursuant to Service Act of 1940 (54 Stat. 885, 50 Project will be engaged in clerical work, the Public Utility Holding Company Act U.S.C., Sup. 301-318, inclusive) ; E.O. No. as attendants, waiters, farm hands, etc., of 1935 by The North American Com 8675, 6 F.R. 831, E.O. No. 9279, 7 P.R. and shall be under the direction of the pany, a registered holding company. 10177, and the authority vested in me by Superintendent, New Lisbon Colony, as Notice is further given that any inter the Chairman of 'the War Manpower well as will be the project management. ested person may, not later than Novem- Commission under Administrative Order Men shall be assigned to and retained in bei 20,1943, at 5:30 p. m., e. w. t., request No. 26, 7 F.R. 10512, hereby designate the camp in accordance with the provisions the Commission in writing that a hear Wernersville State Hospital Project to of the Selective Training and Service Act ing be held on such matter, stating the be work of national importance, to be of 1940 and regulations and orders pro reasons for such request and the nature known as Civilian Public Service Camp mulgated thereunder, as well as the regu of his interest, or may request that he No. 118. Said project, located at Wer lations of the New Lisbon Colony. Ad be notified if the Commission should nersville, Berks County, Pennsylvania, ministrative and directive control shall order a hearing thereon. At any time will be the base of operations for work at be under the Selective Service System thereafter, said declaration or applica the Wernersville State Hospital, and reg through the Camp Operations Division of tion, as filed or as amended, may be istrants under the Selective Training and National Selective Service Headquarters. granted, as provided in Rule U-23 of the Service Act of 1940, who have been clas L e w is B. Hersh ey, rules and regulations promulgated pur sified by their local board as conscien Director. suant to said Act, or the Commission tious objectors to both combatant and November 3, 1943. may exempt such transaction as pro noncombatant military service and have been placed in Class IV-E, may be as [F. R. Doc. 43-17983; Filed, November 6, 1943; vided in Rules U-20 (a) and U-100 9:56 a. m.] thereof. Any such request should be ad signed to said project in lieu of their dressed: Secretary, Securities and Ex induction for military service. change Commission, 18th and Locust Men assigned to said Wernersville [Order 120] State Hospital Project will be engaged Streets, Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania. K alamazoo S tate H ospital P roject, All interested persons are referred to in clerical work, as attendants, waiters, M ich. said declaration or application, which is farm hands, etc., and shall be under the on file in the office of the said Commis direction of the Superintendent, Wer establishment for conscientious sion, for a statement of the transactions nersville State Hospital, as well as will be • OBJECTORS therein proposed, which are summarized the project management. Men shall be I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director oLSelec- below: assigned to and retained in camp in ac tive Service, in accordance with tne pro The North American Cqmpany pro cordance with the provisions of the Se visions of the Selective Training and poses to pay on January 3, 1944, a divi lective Training and Service Act of 1940 Service Act of 1940 (54 Stat. 885, 50 U. S. dend to its holders of common stock of and regulations and orders promulgated C., Sup. 301-318, inclusive); E.O. No. record on December 3, 1943. Such div thereunder, as well as the regulations of 8675, 6 F.R. 831, E.O. No. 9279, 7 F.R. the Wernersville State Hospital. Admin 10177, and the authority vested in me by idend will be payable-in the common istrative and directive control shall be stock of Pacific Gas and Electric Com the Chairman of the War Manpower under the Selective Service System Commission under Administrative Order pany having a par value of $25 per share, through the Camp Operations Division owned by The North American Company, No. 26, 7 F.R. 10512, hereby designate the of National Selective Service Headquar Kalamazoo State Hospital Project to be at the rate of one share of common stock ters. of Pacific Gas and Electric Company on work of national importance, to be L e w is B . H ersh ey, known as Civilian Public Service Camp each 100 shares of the common stock of Director. The North American Company outstand No. 120. Said project, located at Kala November 3, 1943. ing. No certificates will be issued for mazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, fractions of shares of stock of Pacific [F. R. Doc. 43-17982; Filed,'November 6, 1943; will be the base of operations for work Gas and Electric Company, but, in lieu 9:56 a. m.] at the Kalamazoo State Hospital, and thereof, cash will be paid at the rate of registrants under the Selective Training 29 cents for each Viooth of a share of stock and Service Act of 1940, who have been classified by their local boards as con of Pacific Gas and Electric Company, [Order 119] this rate being based on the approxi scientious objectors to both combatant mate market price as of October 29,1943, New L isbon P roject, New J ersey and noncombatant military service and have been placed in Class IV-E, may be the date the proposed dividend was de establishment for conscientious clared. The North American Company assigned to said project in lieu of their OBJECTORS estimates that the payment of the above- induction for military service. mentioned dividend will involve the dis I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selec Men assigned to said Kalamazoo State tribution of not more than 75,000 shares tive Service, in accordance with the pro Hospital Project will be engaged in of the 1,858,223 shares of common stock visions of the Selective Training and clerical work, as attendants, waiters, of Pacific Gas and Electric Company Service Act of 1940 (54 Stat. 885, 50 farm hands, etc., and shall be under the U.S.C., Sup. 301-318, inclusive); E.O. No. direction of the Superintendent, Kala owned by it and use of not more than 8675, 6 F.R. 831, E.O. No. 9279, 7 F.R. mazoo State Hospital, as well as will be $405,000 of cash; and that the payment 10177, and the authority vested in me by the project management. Men shall be of such dividend will result in a charge the Chairman of the War Manpower assigned to and retained in camp in ac of approximately $2,700,000 to earned Commission under Administrative Order cordance with the provisions of the Se surplus. No. 26, 7 F.R. 10512, hereby designate the lective Training and Service Act of 1940 By the Commission. New Lisbon Project to be work of na and regulations.and orders promulgated [seal] ^ Orval L. DtjB o is, tional importance, to be known as Civil thereunder, as well as the regulations of Secretary. ian Public Service Camp No. 119. Said the Kalamazoo State 'Hospital. Ad project, located at New Lisbon, Burling ministrative and directive control shall [F. R. Doc. 43-18025; Filed, November 8, 1943; ton County, New Jersey, will be the base be under the Selective Service System • 10:19 a. m.] of operations for work at the New Lisbon through the Camp Operations Division No. 222------8 15416 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, November 9, 1943

of National Selective Service Head quarters. ' Urgency Builder’s rating serial Company Address Location of project L e w is B. Hershey; No. number Director. N ovember 3, 1943. 27 6365 Standard Oil of L a...... Baton Rouge, La. Carbide

Notice to B uilders and S uppliers of I s In connection with synthetic rubber fa the date of delivery of such vessel pursuant to title requisition except with the consent suance of R evocation Orders R evok cilities construction projects to which of the owner. ing S pecial Directions Dated D ecem urgency numbers listed below were as ber 8, 1942. signed. For the effect of such revocation and Whereas just compensation for the The War Production Board has issued order the builder and suppliers affected certain revocation orders revoking special shall refer to the specific order issued to said vessels has not been determined by directions dated December 8,1942, issued the builder : , the Administrator, War Shipping Ad- 'ministration, and no part thereof has been paid or deposited with the Treas Urgency Build- rating er's se- Company Address Location of project urer of the United States; and No.- rial No. Whereas the ownership of the said vessels, their spare parts and appurte 8 348A ... Standard Oil of L a ...... Baton Bouge, La...... - Baton Bouge, La. nances, is not required by the United 28 16492... Shell Chemical Co...... San Francisco, Calif...... Los Angeles, Calif. States; and 59 792A __ Carbide & Carbon Chemical 30 E . 42d St., New York, N .Y . Institute, W. Va. Corp. Whereas, by mutual agreement be tween the Administrator, War Shipping Issued this 8th day of November 1943. Administration, and the Ford Motor W ar P roduction B oard, Company .of Dearborn, Michigan, the By J . J oseph W helan, former owner of said vessels, the former Recording Secretary. owner has consented to the determina [F. R. Doc. 43-18061; Filed, November 8, 1943; 11:21 a. m.] tion by the Administrator that the use rather than the title of the said vessels, their spare parts and appurtenances, shall be deemed to have been requisi WAR SHIPPING ADMINISTRATION. tioned pursuant to section 902 of the tioned as of the date of the original tak Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as amended ing thereof, namely, September 23, 1942; Vessels “B arrollton”, “Lake Crystal" and and “L ake H emlock” Now, therefore, I, Emory S. Land, Ad Whereas section 3 (b) of the Act ap ministrator, War Shipping Administra determination of ow nership proved March 24, 1943 (Public Law 17, tion, acting pursuant to the above- 78th Congress, 1st session), provides in quoted provision of law, do determine Notice of determination of War Ship patt as follows: that the ownership of said vessels, their ping Administration with respect to the (b) The Administrator, War Shipping Ad spare parts and appurtenances, is not re vessels “Barrollton,” Official Number ministration, may determine at any time quired by the United States, and that the 218009, “Lake Crystal,” Official Number prior to the payment in full or deposit in requisition of the above-mentioned ves 216168 and “Lake Hemlock,” Official full with the Treasurer of the United States, sels, their spare parts and appurte Number 216261, pursuant to section 3 (b) or the payment c5r deposit of 75 per centum, nances, on September 23, 1942, shall be of the Act approved March 24,1943 (Pub. or just compensation therefor, that the ownership of any vessel (the title to which deemed to have been, for all purposes, a Law 17, 78th Cong.) has been requisitioned pursuant to section requisition of the use rather than of the Notice is given that pursuant to sec 902 of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as title of said vessels, their spare parts and tion 3 (b) of the Act approved March 24, amended, or the Act of June 6, 1941 (Public appurtenances, as of the date of the 1943, Public Law 17, 78th Congress, 1st Law 101, Seventy-Seventh Congress), is not original taking thereof, namely, Septem session, the following determinations required by the United States, and after ber 23, 1942, such conversion to be effec have been made; such determination has been made and no tice thereof has been published in the tive on and after the date of publication Whereas on September 23, 1942, the hereof in the F ederal R egister. title to the vessels “Barrollton,” Official F ederal R egister, the use rather than the title to such vessel shall be deemed to have [seal] E. S. L and, Number 218009, the “Lake Crystal,” Offi been requisitioned for all purposes as of the Administrator. cial Number 216168 and the “Lake Hem date of the original taking: Provided, how November 5, 1943. lock,” Official Number 216261 (including ever, That no such determination shall be all spare parts appertaining thereto, made with respect to any vessel after the [F. R. Doc. 43-17993; Filed, November 6, 1943; whether aboard or ashore), was requisi- expiration of a period of two months after . 10:36 a. m.]