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* ^ 1 lltTCAàt FEDERAL REGISTER '9 3 4 ^ VOLUME 22 NUMBER 148 * tJNrttO ^ Washington, Thursday, August 1, 1957

TITLE 6— AGRICULTURAL CREDIT diverted during the months of October, CONTENTS November, and December 1956; 40 cents Chapter V— Agricultural Marketing during the months of January, Febru­ Agricultural Marketing Service Pa®® Service, Department of Agriculture ary, and March 1957; 30 cents during Proposed rule making: the months of April, May, and June Milk; in Corpus Christi, Texas, Subchapter B—-Export and Domestic Consumption 1957; and 40 cents during the months marketing area______- 6063 Programs of July, August, and September, 1957. Rules and regulations: P art 519—F r esh I r is h P otatoes No payment will be made for any frac­ Milk, in New York-New Jersey tional part of 100 pounds and such marketing área <2 docu­ SUBPART— LIVESTOCK FEED DIVERSION quantities shall be disregarded. ments)______6037,6040 PROGRAM XMD 3A § 519.138 Period of diversion. The Potatoes, fresh Irish; livestock The provisions of the livestock feed potatoes in connection with which pay­ feed diversion program______6037 program (21 F. R. 7683) are hereby re­ ments are to be made must be diverted Potatoes, Irish; grown in Colo­ vised to extend the program to 1957-crop

milk in the New York metropolitan milk pursuant to §§ 927.175 and 927.180, the (g) Compute the classification of milk marketing area (7 CFR 927.1 et seq.) butterfat resulting after the additions received from producers by converting shall be effective for regulating the han­ pursuant to § 927.181, and butterfat clas­ the pounds of butterfat in each class to dling of milk in the New York-New Jersey sified as Class I-A pursuant to § 927.181, pounds of milk equivalent of the average milk marketing area and are further as such deductions or additions are mod­ test- of milk received from producers: amended temporarily as follows: ified by any interchanges made pursuant Provided, That in the case of plants 1. Delete from any sections of the to § 927.182), tabulating that part of handling breed milk or other special milk rules and regulations all references to Class m subject to the butter-cheese (such as hi-test), the butterfat in such Class I-C .----- adjustment and that part of Class XU special milk shall be converted to milk 2. Amend § 927.100 by changing the not subject to the butter-cheese adjust­ equivalent of the average test established section reference from “ § 927.128” to ment. for such special milk, and the remaining “ § 927.129”» * (b) Butterfat in milk received from butterfat shall be converted to milk 3. Amend § 927.101 to read as follows: producers which is exempt pursuant to equivalent of the average test of the §927.101 Orders. “ The orders” means §927.65 Class I-A . differential and to fluid skim milk estab­ or products leaving or on hand at the (d) Butterfat received in the form of lished to have been utilized in the stand­ plant which yield the lowest net return non-pooled milk, including non-pooled ardization of cream and sour cream, to producers, after deduction of butterfat milk from dairy farmers, shall be as­ fluid skim milk shall be assigned to such in the opening inventories or received at signed pro rata, as far as possible, to standardization before any is assigned to the plant in like form: Provided, That if Class I-B, Class I I I not subject to the skim milk in cultured milk drinks. there is an excess of milk, such milk shall butter-cheese adjustment and Class II I (c) Exempt fluid skim milk shall be be considered to have been received in subject to the butter-cheese adjustment, assigned pro rata to the remaining skim the form of milk from an undisclosed which have been tabulated pursuant to milk subject to the fluid skim differential source. paragraph (a) of this section. Any re­ and skim milk not subject to the fluid maining non-pooled butterfat shall be skim differential. Delete from paragraph (b) the words assigned to Class II, as far as possible, (d) Pooled skim milk from separate “outside the marketing area” . and then to Class I-A. sources may be assigned at the option of Delete paragraph ” . 6040 RULES AND REGULATIONS

(Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. C. respect thereto were issued on July 3, Freight 608c) 1957 (22 F. R. 4886), July 8,1957 (22 F. R. Plant locations zones Bloomville, N. Y ...... 151-160 Issued this 25th day of July 1957 to be 5577), and July 9, 1957 (22 F. R. 5634). Blossvale, N. Y ______241-250 effective, upon prior approval by the All data, views and arguments submitted Boiling Springs, Pa------.------— 171-175 Secretary of Agriculture, on August 1, have been carefully considered in the de­ Bombay, N. Y ______341-350 1957. termination of the zones hereinafter set Boonville, N. Y ______231-240 forth. Bouckville, N. Y ______201-210 [SEAL] C. J. BLANFORD, The aforesaid amended order requires Bound Brook, N. J------11-20 Market Administrator. that freight zones and zones for minor Bovina Center, N. Y ______141-150 Branchville, N. J______- ______41-50 Approval of Temporary Amendment civil divisions determined and announced Brandon, Vt______-_i------241-250 pursuant to §§ 927.42 and 92?.71 thereof Pursuant to provisions of § 927.36 of Bridgewater, N. Y ______- 201-210 be used in the preparation of certain re­ Brier Hill, N. Y ______326-330 the order, as amended, regulating the ports required by the proviso in § 927.50 Broadalbin, N. Y ___;______171-175 handling of milk in the New York-New of said order to be filed by handlers not Broadway, N. J______- 51-60 Jersey milk marketing area (7 CFR, Part later than August 10, 1957, and in con­ Brooktondale, N. Y ______¿___191-200 927), it is hereby determined that an nection payments which handlers are re­ Bullvjlle, N. Y ...... - ______61-70 emergency exists which requires the im­ quired to make for milk received on and Burke, N. Y ______v______341-350 mediate adoption of the temporary Burlington, N. J_____ ,______51-60 after August 1, 1957. Accordingly, the Burnside, N. Y ______- 41-50 amendment issued by the Market Admin­ zones hereinafter set forth should be ef­ istrator of said order on July 25, 1957, Burnt Hills, N. Y ______151-1^0 fective with respect to said required re­ Buskirk, N. Y ...... 161-170 amending rules and regulation (7 CFR ports and said payments (rather than 30 Butztown, Pa______61-70 927.100 et seq.), heretofore issued by days or more after publication) in order Califon, N. J______31-40 him pursuant to said order. Said tem­ to effectuate the provisions of thé afore­ Callicoon, N. Y ______- 91-100 porary amendment is herby approved said amended order. Cambridge, N. Y ______171-175 to become effective August 1,1957. Camden, N. Y ______;______241-250 It is necessary that the said temporary § 927.500 Freight tones. Freight zones Camillus, N. Y ______231-240 amendment to the rules and regulations determined pursuant to § 927.42 are as Campbell, N. Y ...... 231-240 issued by the Market Administrator be follows: Canaan, N. Y ______121-125 Freight Canajoharie, N. Y ______171-175 made effective on Aguust 1,1957, in order Canastota, N. Y ______226-230 to effectuate the terms and provisions of Plant locations zones Accord, N. Y ______- 81-90 Candor, N. Y ______« 181-190 the said order as amended effective Au­ Adams, N. Y ______291-300 Canisteo, N. Y ______!____ 261-270 gust 1, 1957, and to avoid the existence Adams Center, N. Y ______j_ 291-300 Cannonsville, N. Y ______¡______:___- 131-140 of rules and regulations inconsistent with Addison, N. Y ______231-240 Canoe Camp, Pa______- 211-220 provisions of the order, as so amended. Alton, N. Y ______151-160 Canton, N. Y ______326-330 The changes effected by this amendment Akeley, Pa______361-370Canton, P a______201-210 Albany, N. Y ______131-140 Cape Vincent, N. Y______311-320 do not require substantial or extensive Castleton-on-Hudson, N. Y ______« 111-120 preparation by handlers prior to the Aldovin, Pa______141-150 Alfred, N. Y ...... 281-290Oastorland, N. Y_...... 261-270 effective date. Accordingly, notice of Allamuchy, N. J______41-50Cato, N. Y ______241-250 proposed rule making, public procedure Allendale, N. J______11-20Catskill, N. Y ...... 101-110 thereon, and publication hereof 30 days Allentown, P a ______76-80Cazenovia, N. Y ______- __i . ____211-220 prior to the effective date specified here­ Allen wood, N. J______41-50Center Lisle, N. Y ____ , ______176-180 in are found to be impracticable, un­ Altamont, N. Y ______1_ 141-150 Centerville, M d______176-180 necessary, and contrary to the public Altmar, N. Y ______- 261-270 Centerville, P a______381-390 Amenia, N. Y ______76-80 Central Bridge, N. Y ______151-160 interest. Central Square, N. Y ______241-250 Copies of the temporary amendment Amsterdam, N. Y __'______161-170 Ancramdale, N. Y ______91-100 Champlain, N. Y ______;______311-320 to the rules and regulations may be pro­ Andes, N. Y _ _ ...... 131-140 Charlotte, Vt...... 261-270 cured from the Market Administrator, Andover, N. J______31-40 Charlton, N. Y ._ ____ 151-160 205 East 42nd Street, New York 17, New Andover, N. Y ______271-275 Chateaugay, N. Y ______'______331-340 York. Antwerp, N. Y ______291-300 Chatham, N. J______1-10 Apulia, N. Y ______211-220 Chatham, N. Y ______111-120 (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. C. Chaumont, N. Y ______301-310 608c) Arcade, N. Y ______326-330 Arkport, N. Y ______276-280 Cherry Valley, N. Y ______171-175 Done at "Washington, D. C., this 26th Asbury Park, N. J______41-50Chester, N. J l______26-30 Chittenango Station, N. Y ______226-230 day of July 1957. Auburn, N. Y ______231-240 A u Sable Forks, N. Y ______276-280 Christiana, Pa______121-125 [ s e a l ] F. R . B u r k e , Avoca, N. Y ____ * ______251-260 Churubusco, N. Y______341-350 ______181-190 Acting Deputy Administrator. Bainbridge, N. Y ___;______161-170 Cincinnatus, N. Y Baldwinsville, N. Y ______241-250 Circleville, N. Y ______61-70 [P. R. Doc. 57-6232; PUed, July 30, 1957; Clarksville, N. Y ______141-150 Ballston Lake, N. Y ______151-160 12:30 p. m.] Ballston Spa, N. Y ______161-170 Cleoqa, P a______141-150 ______111-120 Baptistown, N. J______41-50 Clifford, Pa.. Barneveld, N. YJ______211-220 Clifton, N. J______;______1-10 Climax, N. Y ______-,______111-120 Bath, N. Y ______'_____ 241-250 Clinton, N. Y ______221-225 P art 927—M i l k i n t h e N e w Y o r k -N e w Beacon, N. Y ______41-50 Clyde, N. Y ______261-270 Bear Lake, Pa______381-390 J e r s e y M i l k M a r k e t in g A rea Cobleskill, N. Y ______151-160 Beaver Springs, Pa______191-200 Cochecton, N. Y ______91-100 NOTICE OF FREIGHT ZQNES AND ZONES FOR Belfast, N. Y ______301-310 Cohocton, N. Y ______;______261-270 MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS Bellefonte, Pa______i______221-225 Cohoes, N. Y ______131-140 Belle Mead, N. J______31-40 Notice is hereby given of the freight Belmar, N. J______41-50 Cokesbury, N. J______41-50 Colonie, N-. Y ...... 131-140 zones and zones for minor civil divisions Belmont, N. Y ______291-300 which have been determined and which Belvidere, N. J______51-60 Columbia, N. Y ...... -191-200 Bennington, Vt_____ !______161-170 Columbia Cross Roads, Pa______201-210 are hereby announced pursuant to Conklin, N. Y ______141-150 Benton, Pa______141-150 ______11-20 § 927.42 and § 927.71, respectively, of the Berkshire, N. Y ______181-190 Convent, N. J___ Cooperstown, N. Y ______181-190 amended order regulating the handling Bernardsville, N. J______l ____ _ 41-50 Copake, N. Y ______91-100 of milk in the New York-New Jersey milk Billings, N. Y _____ ;______61-70 Copenhagen, N. Y ______271-275 Binghamton, N. Y ______151-160 marketing area (7 CFR Part 927, 22 F. R. Corinth, N. Y ______176-180 Bingley, N. Y ______;___ 221-225 4643) effective on August 1, 1957. Corning, N. Y ...... 226-230 Black River, N. Y ______281-290 Corry, Pa______381-390 Notices of zones proposed to be deter­ Blairstown, N. J______51-60 mined and publicly announced pursuant Cortland, N. Y ______191-200 Bloomingburg, N. Y ______61-70Coventry, N. Y ______151-160 to said amended order together with op­ Bloomingdale, N. Y ______291-300 Coxsackie, N. Y ______111-120 portunity for interested parties to submit Blooming Grove, N. Y ______41-50 Cresskill, N. J______1-10 written data, views and arguments with Bloomington, N. Y ______81-90 Croghan, N. Y ______271-275 Thursday, August 1, 1957. FEDERAL REGISTER 6041

Freight Freight Freight Plant locations Bones Plant locations zones Plant locations zones Crown Point, N. Y ______231-240 Great Barrington, Mass______111—120 Le Raysville, Pa______161-170 Cuba, N. Y_.______301—310 Great Bend, Pa______131-140 Lewisburg, N. J______41-50 Danbury, Conn______41-60Greencastle, P a______211-220Lewisburg, Pa______171-175 Davenport Center, N. Y ______151—160 Greene, N. Y ______161-170 Lexington, N. Y ______111-120 Deansboro, N. Y ______211-220Greenfield Center, 24. Y ______161-170 Liberty, N. Y ______;______91-100 Deer River, N. Y ______271-275 Greenwich, N. Y ______171-175 Liberty, Pa______211-220 De Kalb Junction, N, Y ______321-325 Groton, N. Y ______201-210 Liberty Corner, 24. J______21-25 Delaware, N. J______51-60Groveland, N. Y ______281-290 Limerick, N. Y ______291-300 Delhi, N. Y ______141-150Grover, P a______201-210 Lincoln, Pa______131-140 Delmar, N. Y ______131-140Guilford, N. Y ______161-170 Linden, N. J______1-10 Deposit, N. Y ______131-140 Hagaman, N. Y ______161-170 Lindley, N. Y ______231-240 De Witt, N, Y ______:______231-240 Hague, N. Y ______211-220 Lisbon, 14. Y ______331-340 Dolgeville, N. Y ______191-200 Halcott Center, N. Y______121-125 Lisle, 24. Y ______171-175 Douglas Crossing, N. Y - ______301-310 Halcottville, 24. Y ______131-140 Little Falls, N. Y ______191-200 Dover, Delaware______141-150Hamburg, N. J ______31-40 Little Valley, N_ Y ______341-350 Dover, N, J ______Hamden, 21—25 N, Y ______151-160 Little York, 24. Y ______201-210 Downsville, N. Y ______131—140Hamilton, N. Y ______201—210 Littlestown, Fa______181—190 Dryden, N. Y ______191-200 Hammond, N. Y ______311-320 Liverpool, 24. Y ______231-240 Dundee, N. Y ______231-240 Hammondsport, N. Y ______251-260 Livingston, 24. J______1-10 Durham ville, N. Y ______— 226-230 Hancock, N. Y ______121-125 Loch Arbour, 24. J______41—50 Dushoré, P a ______161-170Hankins, N. Y ______101-110 Locke, N. Y ______211-220 Eagle Mills, N. Y ______141-150 Hannibal, N. Y ______251-260 Long Branch, 24. J______31-40 East Freetown, N. Y ______181—190Hanover, N. J ______11—20Long Bridge, N. J______41-50 East Greenbush, N. Y ___;______126-130 Hanover, Pa______176-180 Long Valley, N. J______3 1-40 East Smithfield, Pa______191-200Harpursville, N. Y ______141-150 Lookout, Pa______111-120 East Syracuse, N. Y ______231-240 Harkness, N. Y ______281-290 Loudonville, 24. Y ______131—140 East Worcester, N. Y ______161-170 Hartwick, N. Y ______181-190 Lowville, 24. Y ______261—270 Easton, Pa______Hasbrouck 51—60 Heights, N. J ______1-10Lycoming, 24. Y ______271-275 Eaton, N. Y ______211-220 Herkimer, N. Y ______191-200 Lyons Falls, 24. Y ______241-250 Edmeston, N. Y ______181-190Heuvelton, N. Y ______326-330 MacDougall, N. Y ______241-250 Edwards, N. Y ______301-310 Highland Mills, N. Y ______31-40 Madrid, 24. Y ______341-350 Elizabethville, Pa______151—160 Hightstown, N. J______31—40 Malden-on-Hudson, N. Y_,______91-100 El kl and, P a______241-250 Hillsdale, N. Y ______101-110 Mallory, 14. Y ______251-260 Ellenburg, N. Y ______331-340 Hillside, N. J ______Malone, 1-10 24. Y ______331-340 Ellenburg Center, N. Y ______331—340 Himrod, N. Y______231-240 Manasquan, 24. J______,______41-50 Ellen ville, N. Y ______76-80 Hobart, 24. Y ______141-150 Manchester Depot, Vt______t 191—200 Ellicottville, N. Y ______341-350 Hogansburg, N. Y ______351-360 Manlius, 24. Y ______226-230 Elliotsburg, Pa______181-190 Holland Patent, N . Y ______; 221—225 Manorkill, 14. Y ______131-140 Elmira, N. Y ______211-220 Homer, N, Y ______191-200 Mansfield, Pa______211-220 Elnora, N. Y ______151-160 Honesdale, P a______91-100 Manville, 24. J ______21-25 Elton, N. Y ______331-340Honey Brook, Pa______111-120 Marathon, 24. Y ______181-190 Endieott, N. Y ______161-170 Hoosick Falls, N. Y ______161-170 Marcellus, 24. Y ______231-240 English town, N. J______31-40 Hornell, N. Y _____ I______,___ 271-275 Margaretville, N. Y ____'______126-130 Essex, N. Y ______261-270Horseheads, N. Y ______211-220 Marlboro, N. J______26-30 Evans Mills, N. Y ______291-300Houghton, 24. Y ______301-310 Marshall, 14. Y ______211-220 Fairdale, P a______141-150Howard, Pa______^______226-230 Martville, N. Y ______251-260 Fair Haven, V t ;______201-210 Hubbardsville, N. Y ______201-210 Massena Springs, N. Y ______351-360 Fairlawn, N. J______1-10 Hudson, N, Y ______101—110 Matamoras, Pa______51-60 Farmlngdale, N. J______31-40 Hudson Falls, 24. Y ______181-190 Maybury Mills, N. Y ______._____ 191-200 Fayetteville, N. Y ______226-230 Ilion, 24. Y ___ __ 201-210 Mayfield, N. Y ______176-180 Ferndale, N. Y ______81-90 Indian Castle, N. Y ______181-190 Mayville, 24. Y ______391-400 Fillmore, N. Y__>______311-320 Interlaken, N. Y ______221-225 Mechanicville, N. Y ______151-160 Flemington, N. J______31-40 Irona, N. Y ______321-325 Mehoopany, Pa______141-150 Florence, V t______231-240 Iselin, N. J______1-10 Menands, 24. Y ______,______131-140 Fly Creek, N. Y ______.______191-200 Ithaca, N. Y ______201-210 Mendham, N. J______’______21-25 . Fort Ann, N. Y ______191-200Jamesburg, N. J______26-30 Meshoppen, Pa______141-150 Fort Covington, N. Y ______341-350 Jay, N. Y ------271-275 Metuchen, N. J______;____ 11-20 Fort Edward, N. Y ______176-180 Jeffersonville, N. Y ______101-110 Mexico, N. Y ______261-270 Fort Hunter, N. Y ______161-170 Johnson, N. Y ______51-60 Middlebush, N. J______21-25 Fort Plain, N. Y ______176-180Johnsonburg, N. J______L 41-50 Middleburg, N. Y ______.______141-150 Foster, Pa______131-140Johnson City. N. Y ______151-160 Middleburg, P a______181-190 Frankfort, N. Y ______201-210 Johnstown, 24. Y ______171-175 Middlebury, Vt______241-250 Franklin, N. Y ______161-170 Keeseville, N. Y ______281-290 Middlebury Center, Pa______231-240 Franklin Lakes, N. J______11-20 Kenwood, N. Y ______211-220 Middletown, N. Y ______51-60 Franklindale, Pa______181-190 Kinderhook, N. Y ___ __ 111-120 Middletown Springs, Vt______211-220 Franklinville, N. Y ______M___ 326-330 Kingsley, Pa______126-130 Middleville, N. Y ______201-210 Fraser, N. Y ______i______151-160 Kingston, N. Y ______76-80 Middle Grove, N. Y ______161-170 Freehold, N. J ______31-40 Kirkwood, N. Y ______141-150 Midland Park, N. J______11-20 Frenchtown, N. J______51-60 Kortright Station, N. Y______141-150 Miffiinburg, Pa______;______181-190 Frewsburg, N. Y ______371-375 Kyserike, N. Y ______¿_ 81-90 MiffHntown, Pa______201-210 Fulton, N. Y ______251-260 Laceyville, Pa______151-160 Milanville, Pa______91-100 Fulton ville, N. Y ___;______171-175 Lacona, N. Y ______281—290 Milford, N. Y ______176-180 Galeton, Pa______251-260 La Fargeville, N. Y ______301-310 Millers town, Pa______181-190 Gardiner, N. Y ______61-70 Lafayette, N. J______31-40 Millerton, N. Y ______81-90 Garfield, N. J______1-10 Lake Katrine, N. Y ______81-90 Mill Hall, Pa______211-220 Geneva, N. Y ______251-260Lake Luzerne, N. Y ______181-190 Millport, Pa______291-300 Georgetown, N. Y ______201-210 Lake Placid, N. Y ______276-280 Milton, P a______161-170 Gillette, N. J______11-20Lakeville, N. Y ______291-300 Minetto, N. Y ______261-270 Glenfield, N. Y ______!______251-260 Lakewood, N. J____ ;______41-50 Minoa, N. Y ______231-240 Glenmont, N. Y ______131-140Lakewood, Pa______121-125 Mohawk, N. Y ____;______1___191-200 Glens Falls, N. Y ______181-190 Lambertville, N. J______51-60 Moira, N. Y ______331-340 Gloversville, N. Y ______176-180 Lancaster, Pa______131-140 Montgomery, N. Y ______61-70 Gorham, N. Y ______261-270» Latham, N. Y ______131—140 MonticeHo, N. Y ______76-80 Goshen, N. Y ______41-50 Lawrenceville, Pa______;______231-240 Montour Falls, N. Y ______211-220 Gouverneur, N. Y ______301-310Lebanon, N. J______i ______31-40 Montrose, Pa______141-150 Gracie, N. Y ______201-210 Lebanon, N. Y ___I ______201-210 Montvale, N. J______;______; 11-20 Grand Gorge, N. Y ______131-140 Lebanon, Pa______131-140 Moravia, N. Y ______211-220 Granville, N. Y ______191-200 Leon, N. Y ______361-370 Moriah, N. Y ______241-250 Graybills, Pa______161-170 Leonardsville, N. Y ______]____ _ 191-200 Moriah Center, N. Y ______241-250 6042 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Freight Freight Freight Plant locations zones Plant locations zones Plant locations zones Morristown, N. J------_ 11-20 Plainfield, N. J______11-20 South Kortright, N. Y ______141-150 Morrisville, N. Y ______211—220 Plainsboro, N. J______31-40South Montrose, P a____ 141-150 Mount Joy, Pa______— ------— 141-150 Plattsburg, N. Y ______291-300 South New Berlin, N. Y ______171-175 Mount Kisco, N. Y ___,______— ____ 21-25 Pleasant Mount, Pa______101-110South Waverly, Pa____ _— __-— .— - 191-200 Mount Upton, N. Y ______— ------161-170 Pleasant Valley, N. Y ______61-70 Spencer, N. Y ______191-200 Mount Vernon, N. Y ______- 1—10 Pleasantville, N. Y ______11-20Springdale, N. J______— 31-40 Munnsville, N. Y ______211-220Point Pleasant, N. J______41-50 Spring Lake, N. J______— - 41-50 Myerstown, Pa__------___------131-140 Poland, N. Y__...... 201-210 Spring Mills, Pa______211-220 Nanuet, N. Y______- 11-20 Port Allegany, Pa______291-300 Spring Valley, N. Y ______11-20 Natural Bridge, N. Y ______281-290Port Chester, N. Y ______11—20 Springville, Pa______141-150 Neptune, N. J------— 41-50 Port Crane, N. Y ______161-170 Stamford, N. Y ...... 131-140 Netcong, N. J______- 26—30 Port Jervis, N. Y ______51-60 Starrucca, Pa______126-130 New Albany, Pa______176-180 Portlandville, N. Y_ ...... * ______171-175 State Bridge, N. Y ______226-230 Newark, N. J______• 1—10 Port Murray, N. J______41-50Steamburg, N. Y ______341-350 Newark Valley, N. Y ______176-180 Port Royal, Pa______201-210 Stephentown, N. Y ______131-140 New Berlin, N. Y ______181-190 Portville, N. Y ______301-310 Stewart Station, N. Y ______41-50 New Brunswick, N. J______11-20 Potsdam, N. Y ______331-340Stillwater, N. J______51-60 Newburgh, N. Y ______41-50 Poughkeepsie, N. Y ______51-60 Stillwater, N. Y. (Chenango County) 161-170 New City, N. Y ...... 11-20Prattsburg, N. Y______261-270 Stillwater, N. Y. (Saratoga County) _ 151-160 Newfoundland, N. J______21-25 Prattsville, N. Y ____ .______1______126-130 Stuyvesant Falls, N. Y ______101-110 Newfoundland, Pa______91-100 Preakness, N. J______1-10 Suffern, N. Y ______11-20 New Hartford, N. Y ______211-220 Preble, N. Y ______201-210 Sugar Grove, Pa______371-375 New Haven Jet., Vt______251-260' Prices Switch, N. J______41-50 Summit, N. J______1-10 New Holland, Pa______.____ 126-130 Prospect Park, N. J______1-10 Sussex, N. J______41-50 New Kingston, N. Y ______131-140 Pulaski, N. Y ______271-275 Syracuse, N. Y ______231-240 New Lebanon, N. Y ______131-140 Putnam Station, N. Y ______211-220 Theresa, N. Y ______.___301-310 New Market, N. J______11-20 Queensbury, N. Y ______181-190 Thompson, Pa______121-125 New Milford, Pa______131-140Randolph, N. Y______351-360 Three Bridges, N. J______31-40 New Paltz, N. Y ______61-70 Raritan, N. J______21-25 Throop, N. Y ______;___ 231-240 Newport, N. Y ______201-210Ravena, N. Y ______;______121-125 Ticonderoga, N. Y ______226-230 Newton, N. J______41-50 Ray Brook, N. Y ______281-290 Tioga, Pa_.______226-230 New Woodstock, N. Y ______211-220Red Bank, N. J______31-40 Toms River, N.. J______51-60 New York Mills, N. Y ______211-220 Red Hook, N. Y ______,•______81-90 Towanda, Pa ______, 1______176-180 Nichols, N. Y ______181-190 Remsen, N. Y ______221-225 Tranquility, N. J______31-40 Nicholson, Pa______131-140 Rensselaer, N. Y ______131-140Trenton, N. J___.______41-50 Niskayuna, N. Y______141-150 Rhinebeck, N. Y ______76-80 Troy, N. Y ______;__...... 131-140 Norfolk, N. Y ______341-350Richfield Springs, N. Y ______181-190 Troy, Pa______191-200 North Bennington, V t______171-175 Richmondville, N. Y ______' 151-160 Trumansburg, N. Y ______211-220 North Bergen, N. J_____ .______1—10 Ridgewood, N. J______1-10 Truxton, N. Y ______201-210 North Bangor, N. Y ______331-340 Riverside, N. J______61-70 Tucker ton, Pa______101-110 North Chatham, N. Y ______111-120 Rochelle Park, N. J______1-10Tully, N. Y ______211-220 North Haledon, N. J______1-10 Rockaway, N. J______11-20Tunkhannock, Pa______131-140 North Harford, N. Y______191-200 Rockdale, N. Y ______161-170 Tylerville, N. Y ______281-290 North Lawrence, N. Y ______341-350 Rock Royal, N. Y ______141-150Ulster, Pa...... ______181-190 North Orwell, Pa______181-190 Rock Springs, Pa______241-250 Unadilla, N. Y ______161-170 North Tarrytown, N.Y______11-20 Rome, N. Y ______226-230Union, N. J______1-10 North Winfield, N. Y ______201-210Roscoe, N. Y ______101-110Union City, N. J______1-10 Norwich, N. Y ______176-180 Roseland, N. J______1-10 Union City, Pa___;______391-400 Nunda, N. Y ______291-300 Rosendale, N. Y ______j ______76-80 Unionville, N. Y ______!_ 41-50 Nutley, N. J______1-10Roseville, Pa______Í ______211-220 Upper Saddle River, N. J______11-20 Oakhurst, N. J____ :__•______31-40 Roxbury, N. Y ______131-140Utica, N. Y ______211-220 Ogdensburg, N. Y ______331-340 Rushville, Pa______151-160 Vail, N. J______'______51-60 Oliver Crossing, N. Y______251-260 Rutland, V t______2*______221-225 Van Hornesville, Ffi Y ______.___ 181-190 Onativia, N. Y ___:______221-225St. Johnsville, N. Y ______181-190 Vergennes, V t______251-260 Oneida, N. Y ______221-225 Salisbury, Vt______241-250 Vernon, N. Y ______226-230 Oneonta, N. Y ______r ______161-170 Salisbury Center, N. Y ______191-200 Vernon Center, N. Y ____ ,______226-230 Oquaga, N. Y ______.______141-150 Saratoga Springs, N. Y ______161-170 Waddington, N. Y ______341-350 Oriskany Falls, N. Y ______211-220 Saugerties, N. Y_.______81-90 Wadhams, N. Y ______251-260 Osceola, Pa______>______241-250 Sauquoit, N. Y ______211-220 Wallace, N. Y ______Ü____ 251-260 Oswego, N. Y ______261-270 Sayre, Pa______191-200 Walton, N. Y ______141-150 Otego, N. Y ______171-175 Schenectady, N. Y ______141-150Warwick, N. Y ______41-50 Otlsville, N. Y ______61-70Schenevus, N. Y ______161-170 Washington, N. J______41-50 Owego, N. Y ______171-175 Schoharié, N. Y ______141-150 Washingtonville, N. Y ______41-50 Oxford, N. J______51-60 Schuylerville, N. Y ______161-170 Waterford, N. Y ______T41-150 Oxford, N. Y ______;______171-175 Scotia, N. Y ______141-150 Watertown, N. Y ______281-290 Oxford Depot, N. Y ______.____ 41-50 Seeley Creek, N. Y ______210-220 Waterville, N. Y ______211-220 Painted Post, N. Y ______!______226-230 Seward, N. Y ______161-170 Watervliet'N. Y______131-140 Palmer, N. Y ______176-180 Sharon Springs, N. Y ______161-170 Watkins Glen, N. Y ______211-220 Parsippany, N. J______11-20 Sheds Corners, N. Y _____ 201-210 Waverly, N. Y ______■______191-200 Passaic, N. J______1-10Sherburne, N. Y ______181-190 Wayland, N. Y ______271-275 Paterson, N. J______1-10 Sherburne-4 Corners, N. Y ------181-190 Websters Crossing, N. Y ______281-290 Pattersonville, N. Y ______151-160 Sherrill, N. Y ______'221-225 Weedsport, N. Y ______; 241-250 Pawling, N. Y ______51-60 Shrewsbury, N. J------31-40Wellsboro, Pa______231-240 Peekskill, N. Y ______26-30 Sidney, N. Y ______151-160 Wellsbridge, N. Y ______161-170 Penn Yan, N. Y ______241-250 Signac, N. J...... ____ 1-10 Wellsburg, N. Y ______201-210 Perth Amboy, N. J ______11-20Sinclairville, N. Y ______371-375WeUsville, N. Y______281-290 Perry, N. Y ______301-310 Skaneateles, N. Y ______226-230 West Burlington, Pa,______1.______191-200 Peru, N. Y ______281-290 Skaneateles Junction, N. Y ______231-240 West Chazy, N. Y _____;______301-310 Peruton, N. Y ______1______201-210 Skinners Eddy, Pa______151-160 West Coxsackie, N. Y ______111-120 Petersburg, N. Y ______151-160 Slate Hill, N. Y ...... 51-60 West Edmeston, N. Y ______191-200 Philadelphia, N. Y ___:______291-300 Smithboro, N. Y ...... 181-190 West Harpersfield, N. Y ______141-150 ______51-60 ______;_ 231-240 Phillipsburg, N. J Smiths Basin, N. Y ______181-190 West Lee, N. Y Philmont, N. Y ______i______101-110 .West Leyden, N. Y ______241-250 Smithville Flats, N. Y ______171-175 Phoenix, N. Y ______241-250 West Nyack, N. Y ______11-20 Pierrepont Manor, N. Y ______281-290 Smyrna, N. Y ______191-200 West Pawlett, N. Y ______191-200 Pine Brook, N. J_^______1-10Solsville, N. Y ______211-220West Valley, N. Y ______351-360 Pine Bush, N. Y ______61-70Somerville, N. J______21-25 West Warren, Pa______171-175 Pine City, N. Y ______211-220 South Columbia, N. Y ______191-200 West Winfield, N. Y ______191-200 Pine Hill, N. Y ______111-120 South Dayton, N. Y ______361-370Westfield, Pa______251-260 Pine Plains, N. Y ______81-90 South Glens Falls, N. Y ______,__ 181-190 Westminster, Md______201-210 Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6043

Freight Minor Civil D ivisions in the State of Minor Civil Divisions in the State or Plant locations zones N ew York—Continued N ew Y ork— Continued Westmoreland, N. 7 ______221-225 Westport, N. Y ______251—260 dutchess county— continued ulster county Whallonsburg, N. Y ____ » ------251-260East Pishkill town______1-50 Denning town______•____ _ 91-100 Whippany, N. J------i ------11-20 Fishkill town______1-50 Esopus town______61-70 Whitehall, N. Y_ ____ ^______201-210 Hyde Park town______61-70 Gardiner town______61-70 Whitehouse, N. J______31-40 La Grange town______51-60 Hardenbergh town______111-120 Whitesboro, N. Y ______211-220 Milan town______81-90Hurley town______' 81-90 Whitesville, N. Y ______271-275 Northeast town______81-90 Kingston city______71-80 White Plains, N. Y ______;____ 11-20 Pawling town______.______51-60 Kingston town______81-90 Whiting, Vt_____ - ...... 231-240 Pine Plains town______81-90 Lloyd town______61-70 Whitney Point, N. Y ___- ______171-175 Pleasant Valley town______61-70 Marbletown town______81-90 Williamstown, N. Y ______251-260 Poughkeepsie city______51-60Marlborough town______51-60 Willseyville, N. Y ______191-200 Poughkeepsie town______51-60 New Paltz town______\______61-70 Windham, N. Y ______111-120 Red Hook town______71-80Olive town______91-100 Windsor, N. Y ______131-140 Rhinebeck town______71-80Plattekill town______51-60 Winthrop, N. Y ______— 341-350 Stanford town_____ ;______71-80 Rochester town______71-80 Wolcott, N. Y ...... - 261-270 Union Vale town______61-70Rosendale town______71-80 Woodbridge, N. J___« _____.______- 1-10 Wapplnger town______1-50Saugerties town______81-90 Woods Corners, N. Y ______181-190 Washington town______61-70Shandaken town______91-100 Worcester, N. Y ______« ______— - 161-170 Shawangunk town______51-60 GREENE COUNTY Wyalusing, P a______» 161-170 Ulster town______81-90 Wynantskill, N, Y ______141—150 Ashland town______111-120Warwarsing town_____•______71-80 Wyckoff, N. J______L___ 11-20 Athens town______101-110Woodstock town__I ______81^90 Wysox, P a______171-175 Cairo town____.___ . ______101-110 Youngs Crossing, N. Y ______201-210 Catskill town______91-100 Minor Civil Divisions in the State of Youngsville, N. Y — ...... - ...... - 101-110 Coxackie town______101-110 Pennsylvania Durham town______111-120 BERKS COUNTY § 927.501 Zones for minor civil divi­ Greenville town______111-120 sions. Zones for minor civil divisions Hunter town______91-100 Adams town borough______111-120 determined pursuant to § 927.71 are as Jewett town______101-110Albany township______81-90 Lexington town______111-120 Alsace township______101-110 follows: (Where not otherwise specified, Amity township._____ ;.______91-100 incorporated villages are in the same New Baltimore town______111-120 Windham town______111-120Bally borough______81-90 zone as the township in which they are Bechtelsville borough______91-100 located.) ORANGE COUNTY Bern township______101-110 Bernville borough______110-120 Minor Civil Divisions in the State of Blooming Grove town______1-50 Bethel township______111-120 New Y ork Chester town______1-50 Cornwall town______;___ 1-50 Birdsboro borough______101-110 Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester Boyertown borough______91-100 Crawford town______61-70 Counties______1-50 Deerpark town______51-60Brecknock township_____-______101-110 Caernarvon township______101-110 ALBANT COUNTY Goshen town______1-50 Centerport borough_-______101-110 Greenville town______51-60 Albany city______131-140 Centre township______101-110 Hamptonburgh town.______1-50 Berne tow n ______:______131-140 Colebrookdale township______91-100 Highlands town______1-50 Bethlehem town ______-__121-130 Cumru township______101-110 Middletown city______51-60 District township______81-90 Coeymans to w n ______111-120 Minisink to w n ..______.______1-50 Cohoes city______;______131-140Monroe town______1-50 Douglas township______91-100 Colonie town______131-140 Earl township______91-100 Montgomery town______51-60 Green Island town ______131-140 Exeter township______101-110 Mount Hope town______51-60 Fleetwood borough-______91-100 Guilderland town ______131-140 Newburgh city______1-50 Greenwich township______81-90 New Scotland town ______131-140 Newburgh town______1-50 Rensselaerville town ______121-130 Hamburg borough______101-110 New Windsor town______1-50 Watervliet city______131-140 Heidelburg township______111-120 Port Jervis city______51-60 Hereford township______81-90 Westerlo town ______121-130 Tuxedo town______1-50 Jefferson township______111-120 Wallkill town______51-60 COLUMBIA COUNTY Kenhorst borough______101-110 Warwick town______1-50 Kutztown borough______81-90 Ancram town ______... ______91-100 Wawayanda town______1-50 Laureldale borough______101-110 Austerlitz town ______101-110 Woodbury town______1-50 Canaan town ______111-120 Lenhartsville borough______91-100 Chatham town ______111-120 RENSSELAER COUNTY Longswamp township______81-90 Claverack town ______91-100 Lower Alsace township______101-110 Brunswick town______131-140 Clermont town ______81-90 Lower Heidelburg township______101-110 East Greenbush town______121-130 Copake to w n ______91-100 Lyons borough______91-100 Grafton town______131-140 Gallatin town ______81-90 Maidencreek township______91-100 Nassau town______121-130 Germantown town ____ .... ______81-90 Marion township______111-120 North Greenbush town____ ;______131-140 Ghent to w n ______101-110 Maxatawny township______81-90 Poestenkill town______131-140 Greenport town ______91-100 Mohnton borough______111-120 Rensselaer city______121-130 Hillsdale town ______101-110 Mount Penn borough______101-110 Sand Lake town______121-130 Hudson city______91-100 Muhlenberg township______101-110 Schodack town______111-120 Kinderhook town ______;____ 101-110 North Heidelburg township______111-120 Stephentown tow n.______131-140 Livingston town ______;______81-90 Oley township______91-100 Troy city------.___ 131-140 New Lebanon town ______121-130 Ontelaunee township______*______101-110 Stockport town ______101-110 SULLIVAN COUNTY Penn township______;______111-120 Stuyvesant town.______101-110 Perry township______91-100 Bethel town______81-90 Taghkanic town ______91-100 Pike township______91-100 Callicoon town ______... ____ _ 91-100 Reading city______101-110 DELAWARE COUNTY Cochecton town______'______81-90Richmond township______91-100 Delaware town______91-100 Andes to w n ______111-120 Robeson township______101-110 Fallsburgh town______71-80 Colchester tow n..______101-110 Robesonia borough______111—120 Forestburg town______61-70 Hancock town ______101-110 Rockland township______91-100 Fremont town______101-110 Middletown town ______{____ _ m -120 Ruscombmanor township______91-100 Highland town______71-80St. Lawrence borough______101-110 DUTCHESS COUNTY Liberty town______81-90 Shillington borough______101-110 Lumberland town____ •______61-70 Shoemakersville borough______101-110 Amenia tow n______71-80 Mamakating town______61-70 Beacon city______1-50 Sinking Spring borough______111-120 Neversink town______91-100 South Heidelberg township______111-120 Beekman town ______51-60 Rockland town______91-100 Spring township______! ! 101-110 Clinton town ______71-80 Thompson town______71-80Strauss town borough______111-120 hover town______51- 6O Tusten town______71-80Temple borough....______101-110 6044 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Minor Civil Divisions in the State of Minor Civil Divisions i n the State or Minor Civil Divisions in the State of P ennsylvania—Continued P ennsylvania—Continued Pennsylvania—Continued berks county— continued Chester county—continued monroe county—continued Hlden township...___...------— 101-110 Honey Brook borough__111-120 Price township ______.______71-80 Topton borough______— ------— ._ 81-90 Honeybrook township______...----- 101-110 Ross township------.— 71-80 Tulpehocken township------111-120 North Coventry township.------91-100 Smithfield township______- 61-70 Union township— — _ — — ------— 101-110 Phoenixvllle borough— . . . . . — ------81-90 Stroud township______61-70 Upper Bern township— ------101-110 Sadsbury . township------— — 111-120 Stroudsburg boroughs------«— - 61-70 Upper Tulpehocken township______101-110 Schuylkill township______81-90 Tobyhanna township______.____ 81-90 Washington township------81-90 South Coventry township...______- 91-100 Tunkhannock township___...... ___ 81-90 Wernersville borough.— ------111—120 Spring City borough------81-90 MONTGOMERY COUNTY West Lawn borough— ,------;------101-110 Tredyffrin township______81-90 West Leesport borough— — «------101—110 Upper Uwchlan township___ ... ----- 101-110 Ambler borough..;____— . . . _ _ 71-80 West Reading borough------101-110 Valley township___.______— 101-110 Bridgeport borough___— - 71-80 Windsor township.______- 91-100 Wallace township______91-100 Collegeville borough______;______. . . 81-90 Womelsdorf borough-..— — ------111-120 Warwick township—______------81-90 Conshohocken borough______:_____ 71-80 Wyomissing borough..— — ------— ;— 101-110 West Brandywine township------> 111-120 Douglass township;______------__■ 81-90 Wyomissing Hills borough...— ;— 101-110 West Cain township______— 101-110 East Greenville b o ro u g h _ .._ _ _ ._ _ .. 81-90 West Goshen township______- 91-100 East Norriton township______71-80 BUCKS COUNTY West Nantmeal township______- 101-110 Franconia township______71-80 Bedmlnster township______- 61-70 West Sadsbury township______— . 111-120 Greenlane borough...______81-90 Bensalem township______51-60 West Vincent township______91-100 Hatfield township______71-80 Bridgeton township______- 51-60 West Whiteland township______— 91-100 Hatfield borough______61-70 Bristol borough------.------51-60 Willistown township— ------81-90 Horsham township______61-70 Briston township______—— ------51-60 Lansdale borough______61-70 LEHIGH COUNTY Buckingham township______51-60 Limerick township______81-90 Chalfont borough------61-70 Alburtis borough------— 81-90 Lower Frederick township______81-90 Doylestown borough------51-60 Allentown city------_ ------71-80 Lower Gwynedd township______61-70 Doylestown township____ _— ______51-60 Bethlehem city______- 61-70 tower Moreland township______61-70 Dublin borough______- 61-70 Catasauqua borough------71-80 Lower Pottsgrove township.______81-90 Durham township------— 51-60 Coopersburg borough------71-80 Lower Providence township..;______71-80 East-Rockhill township______- 61-70 Coplay borough______—-— _ 71-80 Lower Salford township______71-80 Haycock township____.______61-70 Emmaus borough.!.-:— ______71-80 Marlborough township______71-80 Hilltown township______.______— 61-70 Fountain Hill borough______71-80 Montgomery township______71-80 Hulmeville borough______.______- 51-60 Hanover township. ______.______61-70 New Hanover township______81-90 Ivyland borough______— . 61-70 Heidelberg township______81-90 Norristown borough______._____ . 71-80 Langhorne borough______51-60 Lower Macungie township______71-80 North Wales borough______61-70 Lower Makefield township______. . . 1-50 Lower Milford township______71-80 Perkiomen township______81-90 Lower Southampton township_____ 51-60 Lowhill township______. 81-90 Pottstown borough______91-100 Middletown township______. . . 51-60 Lynn township______- 81-90 Red Hill borough___— ______81-90 Milford township.___...______- 71-80 Macungie borough______81-00 Royersford borough______._ 81-90 Morrisville borough______- 1-50 North Catasauqua______71-80 Salford township ____ .____71-80 New Britain borough______61-70 North Whitehall township______. . . 71-80 Schwenksville borough______81-90 New Hope borough______... ______41-50 Salisbury township______■______71-80 Skippack township______— _ 71-80 Newtown borough______51-60 Slatington borough.____ ... ______81-90 Souderton borough______!_ 71-80 NoCkamixon township______51-60 South Whitehall township______71-80 Telford borough______71-90 Northampton township______51-60 Upper Macungie township______81-90 Towamencin township______61-70 Perkasie borough______61-70 Upper Milford township_____ .______71-80 Trappe borough____ ;______81-90 Plumstead township______51-60 Upper Saucon township______71-80 Upper Dublin township______61-70 Quaker town borough______71-80 Washington township______. . . . 81-90 Upper Frederick township______81-90 Richland township____ '______. 71-80 Weisenberg township______81-90Upper Gwynedd township______61-70 Riegelsville borough__\L______61-70 Whitehall township______,_ 71-80 Upper Hanover township______81-90 Sellersville borough .______71-80 Upper Merion township____ _!______71-80 LUZERNE COUNTY Silverdale borough__..._____ 61—70 Upper Pottsgrove township..___ 91-100 Solebury township.______51-60 Bear Creek township______;______101-110 Upper Providence township______81-90 Springfield township______61-70 Buck township______91-100 Upper Salford township______71-80 Telford borough______71-80 Butler township______111-120 West Norriton township______71-80 Tinicum township______51-60 Conyngham township..______'___111-120 Worcester township______71-80 Trumbauersville borough______71-80 Dennison township______,____ 101-110 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY Tullytown borough______. .. 1-50 Dorrance township______111-120 Upper Makefield township______51-60 Fairview township______111-120Allen township______71-80 Upper Southampton township____. . . 51-60 Foster township______101-110Bangor borough______61-70 Warminster township______. . . 61-70 Freeland borough______111-120 Bath borough______61-70 Warrington township______61-70 Hanover township______111-120 Bethlehem city______61-70 Warwick township.______51-60 Hazle township______111-120 Bushkill township______61-70 West Rockhill township______71-80 Hazleton city______:______111-120 Chapman borough______71-80 Wrightstown township______51-60 Hollenback township______111-120 East Allen township ;____ 61-70 Yardley borough— ______41-50 Plains township______111-120East Bangor borough______51-60 Easton city______;______51-60 CARBON COUNTY Rice township. ______111-120 Slocum township______111-120Forks township______61-70 Franklin township______91-100 Sugaxloaf township______111-120 Freemansburg borough______61-70 Kidder township______91-100 West Hazleton borough______;____ 111-120 Glendon borough______61-70 Lower Towamensing township____ _ 81-90 White Haven borough______101-110 Hanover township______71-80 Mauch Chunk borough______101-110 Wilkes-Barre city______111-120Hellertown borough______71-80 Penn Forest township______...______91-100 Wright township______101-110 Lehigh township______• 81-90 Towamensing township ^ 81-90 Lower Mount Bethel township__— 51-60 MONROE COUNTY Lower Nazareth township______61-70 CHESTER COUNTY Barrett township______71-80Lower Saucon township______61-70 Cain township______91-100 Chestnuthill township______81-90 Moore township.______71-80 Charlestown township______91-100 Coolbaugh township______81-90 Nazareth borough___■______61-70 Coatesville city______101-110 Delaware Water Gap borough____ _ 61-70 Northampton borough____.....______71-80 East Brandywine township____.____ 101-110 East Stroudsburg borough______71-80 North Catasauqua borough...__.__71-80 East Cain tow n sh ip..______91-100 Eldred township..______81-90 Palmer township______61-70 East Coventry township___ - ______81-90 Hamilton township..______. . . 71-80 Pen Argyl borough______61-70 East Goshen township______91-100 Jackson township______. . . 71-80 Plainfield township______._.______61-70 East Nantmeal township______91-100 Middle Smithfield township______- 71-80 Portland borough______51-60 East Pikeiand township______.____ _ 81-90 Mount Pocono borough______81-90 Rose to borough_____ ... ______61-70 Easttown township____ ;______81-90 Paradise township______71-80 Stockertown borough______61-70 East Vincent township______91-100 Pocono township______i___ 71-80 Tatamy borough______61-70 East Whiteland township______91-100 Polk township______),______. . . . 81-90 Upper Mount Bethel township____ _ 51-60 Thursday, August 1, 1957. FEDERAL REGISTER 6045

Minor Civil Divisions in the State or Minor Civil Divisions in the State o r inafter provided, will tend to effectuate Pennsylvania'*—Continued Pennsylvania— Continued the declared policy of the act. Northampton county— continued LANCASTER COUNTY (2) It is hereby found that it is im­ Upper Nazareth township______61-70 Adamstown borough______111-120practicable, unnecessary and contrary Walnutport borough____ - ______81-90 Brecknock township______111-120to the public interest to give preliminary Washington township______51-60 Caernarvon township*.___ 111-120 notice, engage in public rule making pro­ West Easton borough______61-70 East Cocalico township..______111-120 cedure, and postpone the effective date Williams township,»______j_____ 61-70 East Earl township______111-120 of this amendment until 30 days after Wilson borough______61-70 Sadsbury township______111-120 Wind Gap borough______61-70 publication in the F ederal R egister (5 Salisbury township______111-120U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) in that (i) the time PIKE COUNTY West Cocalico tow n sh ip..______111-120 intervening between the date when in­ Blooming Grove township______61-70 SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY formation upon which this amendment is Delaware township______61-70 Ararat township______111-120based became available and the time Dingman township______51-60 Clifford township______111-120when this amendment must become ef­ Greene township______' 71-80 Forest City borough___- ______111-120fective in order to effectuate the declared Lackawaxen township______61-70 Gibson township______111-120 policy of the act is insufficient, (ii) more Matamoras borough,,____- ______51-60 Herrick township______-____ _ 111-120 Milford township______51-60 orderly marketing in the public interest, Lenox township.______111-120 than would otherwise prevail, will be pro­ Milford borough______;______51-60 Thompson township______111-120 Palmyra township, ______71-80 Uniondale borough______111-120 moted by regulating the shipment of po­ Porter township______61-70 tatoes in the manner set forth below, on Shohola township______61-70 CARBON COUNTY and after the effective date of this Westfall township______51-60 Bowmanstown borough__;______91-100 amendment, (iii) compliance with this WAYNE COUNTY East Penn township______91-100 amendment will not require any prepa­ Lausanne township Berlin township______81-90 ______111-120 ration on the part of handlers which Lehigh township______111-120 Bethany borough______91-100 cannot be completed by the effective Mahoning township______91-100 Buckingham township___ ;_____ 111-120 date, (iv) a reasonable time is permitted Packer township______101-110 Canaan township______91-100 Weissport borough______91-100 under the circumstances, for such prep­ Cherry Ridge township______81-90 aration, and (v) information regarding Clinton township*______91-100 SCHUYLKILL COUNTY the committee’s recommendations has Damascus township______81-90 Coaldale borough. Dreher township______91-100 ______111-120been made available to producers and ______111-120 Dyberry township______91-100 Delano township handlers in the production area. Hawley borough______81-90 East Brunswick township______101-110 Order, as amended. The provisions of Honesdale borough______81-90 Rahn township______111-120 paragraph (b) of § 958.324 (22 F. R. Lake township______81-90 Rush township______111-1205790) are hereby amended to read as Ryan township______111-120 Lebanon township,______91-100 follows: Lehigh township______91-100 Tamaqua borough______;__111-120 Manchester township______101-110 Walker township______101-110 (b) (1) During the period from Au­ West Penn township Mount' Pleasant township______101-110 _____ .____ _ 101-110 gust 5, 1957, through June 30, 1958, in­ Oregon township______%____ 91-100 M in o r Ci v il D iv is io n s i n t h e " St a t e o r clusive, no handler shall ship potatoes Palmyra township ;______81-90 C o n n e c t ic u t of any variety grown in Area 3 unless Paupack township______81-90 FAIRFIELD COUNTY such potatoes grade at least U. S. No. 2 Preston township____ j______111-120 and, in addition, (i) I f such potatoes are Prompton borough______91-100 Bethel town______;______1-50 Salem township______.______91-100 of the long varieties, they are of a size Brookfield town______51-60not smaller than 2 inches in diameter or Scott township___.______111-120 Danbury town______1-50 South Canaan township______91-100 New Fairfield town______51-60 4 ounces in weight, and (ii) if such pota­ Starrucca borough______111-120 Redding town______:____;____ 1-50 toes are of the round varieties (includ­ Sterling township______jj______91-100 Ridgefield town.»..______1-50 ing, but not limited to, Irish Cobbler, Texas township______81-90 Katahdin, Kennebec, Bliss Triumph, and • Waymart borough.’______101-110 LITCHFIELD COUNTY Pontiac) they are of a size not smaller LACKAWANNA COUNTY Sharon town______71-80than 2 inches in diameter and are fairly Abington township______111-120 Issued at New York, N. Y., this 25th well shaped, free from damage caused Archbald borough______101-110 day o f July 1957. by second growth, growth cracks, sun­ Benton township______111-120 burn, and cuts, free from surface scab Blakely borough______i___ 101-110 fSEAL] C. J. BLANDFORD, which covers an area of more than 25 Carbondale city______i 101-110 Market Administrator. percent of the surface of the potato in Carbondale township______101-110 [F. R. Doc. 57-6233; Filed, July 30, 1957; the aggregate, and free from pitted scab Clarks Green borough______111-120 12:30 p. m.J which affects the appearance of the po­ Clarks Summit borough______111-120 Clifton township______,______101-110 tato to a greater extent than the amount Covington township______101-110 of the surface scab permitted: Provided, Dickson City borough______101-110 That an additional tolerance of five per­ Dunmore borough______101-110 cent shall be allowed for potatoes which [Arndt. 1] Elmhurst township______101-110 do not meet the specified requirements Pell township______.____ 101-110 P art 958— I r is h P otatoes G r o w n i n relating to shape, damage caused by sec­ Greenfield township_____ '______101-110 C olorado ond growth, growth cracks, sunburn, and Jefferson township______91-100 cuts, and freedom from scab, as such Jermyn borough______111-120 LIMITATION OF SHIPMENTS Lehigh township______91-100 terms, grades, and sizes are defined in Madison township______...______91—100 Findings. (1) Pursuant to Marketing the United States Standards for Pota­ Mayfield borough______101-110 Agreement No. 97 and Order No. 58 (7 toes (§§ 51.1540 to 51.1558 of this title). Moosic borough -.__*______111-120 CFR Part 958), regulating the handling (2) During the period August 5 through Moscow borough. ______101-110 of Irish potatoes grown in the State of October 12, 1957, inclusive, no handler Newton township______111-120 Colorado, effective under the applicable shall ship any lot of any variety of po­ North Abington township______111-120 provisions of the Agricultural Market­ tatoes grown in Area No. 3, except po­ Olyphant borough,______101-110 ing Agreement Act of 1937, as amended tatoes for processing, if the potatoes in Ransom township.:______111-120 Roaring Brook township______101-110 (48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 U. S. C. 601 et such lot are more than “slightly skinned” , Scott township______111-120 seq.), and upon the basis of the recom­ as such term is defined in the United Scranton city______101-110 mendation and information submitted States Standards for Potatoes (§§ 51.1540 South Abington township______111-120 by the area committee for Area No. 3, to 51.1559 of this title): Provided, That Spring Brook township______101-110 established pursuant to said marketing not to exceed a total of 100 hundred­ Taylor borough______111-120 Throop borough ____ ■______101-110 agreement and order, and upon other weight of such potatoes may be handled Vandling borough______101-110 available information, it is hereby found for any producer without regard to the Winton borough------J 101-110 that the limitation of shipments, as here- aforesaid skinning requirements if the No. 148------2 6046 RULES AND REGULATIONS handler thereof reports to the area com­ when the throttles are moved forward out of 7. 52-16-1 Martin, subparagraph n A mittee for Area No. 3, prior to such the reverse position, unless it is shown that 2 as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9516 is failure of any of the reverse safety switches amended to read: handling, the name and address of the to open will be clearly apparent to the flight producer of such potatoes, and each ship­ crew by reason of improper operation of the (2> At each nearest scheduled service to ment hereunder is handled as an identi­ propeller control system. Because of the 350 hours, perform an electrical check of the fiable entity. many technical considerations involved, reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ (3) For the purpose of determining analyses showing that the objective of this sembly to assure that the switch is open who shall be entitled to the exception set revision has been accomplished should be when the throttles are moved forward out forth in the proviso in subparagraph (2) referred to the CAA for engineering evalu­ of the reverse position, unless it is shown ation and. approval. that failure of any of the reverse safety of this paragraph (i) “producer” means switches to open will be clearly apparent to any individual, partnership, corporation, 3. 52-14-1 Douglas, subparagraph II I the flight crew by reason of improper opera­ association, landlord-tenant relation­ C as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9515 is tion of the propeUer control system. Be­ ship, community property ownership, or amended to read: cause of the many technical considerations any other business unit engaged in the involved, analyses showing that the objective C. At each nearest scheduled service to 350 of this revision has been accomplished should production of potatoes for market; and hours, perform an electrical check of the (ii) it is intended that such exception be referred to the CAA for engineering evalu­ reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ ation and approval. shall apply separately to each farm of sembly to assure that the switch Is open a producer and only to the potatoes when the throttles are moved forward out 8. 52-16-2 Martin, subparagraph n A grown on such farm. of the reverse position, unless it is shown 2 as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9517 is (4) Except as otherwise provided, that failure of any of the reverse safety amended to read: terms used in this section shall have the switches to open will be clearly apparent to the flight crew by reason of improper opera­ (2) At each nearest scheduled service to same meanings as when used in Market­ tion of the propeller control system. Because 350 hours, perform an electrical check of the ing Agreement No. 97 and Order No. 58 of the many technical considerations in­ reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ (7 CER Part 958), volved, analyses showing that the objective sembly to assure that the switch is open when the throttles are moved forward out (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. C. of this revision has been accomplished of the reverse position, unless it is shown 608c) should be referred to the CAA for engineering evaluation and approval. that failure of any of the reverse safety Done at Washington, D. C., this 29th switches to open will be clearly apparent to day of July to become effective August 5, 4. 52-14-2 Consolidated-Vultee, sub- the flight crew by reason of improper oper­ 1957. paragraph V C as it appeared in 21 F. R. ation of the propeller control system. Be­ 9515 is amended to read: cause of the many technical considerations [ s e a l ] S. R . S m it h , involved, analyses showing that the objec­ Director, C. At each nearest scheduled service to 350 tive of this revision has been accomplished hours, perform an electrical check of the Fruit and Vegetable Division. should be referred to the CAA for engineer­ reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ ing evaluation and approval. [F. R. Doc. 57-6239; Filed, July 31, 1957; sembly to assure that the switch is open 8:46 a.m .] - when the throttles are moved forward out 9. 56-16-2 Lockheed, subparagraphs 1 of the reverse position, unless it is shown and 2 as they appeared in 22 F. R. 2417 that failure of any of the reverse safety are revised to read: switches to 9pen will be clearly apparent to TITLE 14— CIVIL AVIATION the flight crew by reason of improper oper­ 1. The rudder and elevator servo discon­ ation of the propeller control system. Be­ nect mounting bracket installations in the primary flight control system must be in­ Chapter II— Civil Aeronautics Admin­ cause of the many technical considerations spected by dye penetrant or equivalent involved, analyses showing that the objective istration, Department of Commerce method, at 125-hour Intervals untU item 2 of this revision has been accomplished should is accomplished. Defective servo mounting [Supp. 2] be referred to the CAA for engineering eval­ brackets must be discarded. uation and approval. P art 507—A irworthiness D ir e c t iv e s 2. To be accomplished as soon as possible 5. 52-15-1 Boeing, subparagraph I I I C bu t not to exceed next overhaul period after MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS as it appeared in 21F. R. 9516 is amended parts become available. The rudder and to read: elevator servo must be reinforced by installa­ This amendment to Part 507 contains tion of a secondary servo Support bracket to all airworthiness directives issued from C. At each nearest scheduled service to provide additional support and vibration January 14, 1957, through June 17, 1957. 350 hours, perform an electrical check of the dampening. reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ Because individual notice to operators sembly to assure that the switch is open 10. 53-11-1 Beech, third subparagraph of aircraft has already been given by when the throttles are moved forward out as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9525 is amend­ issuance of the . Airworthiness Directives of the reverse position, unless it is shown ed to read: that failure of any of the reverse safety direct to subscribers to a Civil Aeronau­ Check the static balance of the rudde- switches to open will be clearly apparent to tics Administration mailing service; and vators (moveable tail surfaces) to ascertain the flight crew by reason of improper oper­ because compliance with the provisions that the static balance is within acceptable ation of the propeller control system. Be­ of such directives cannot, in the interest limits. This check, once accomplished before cause of the many technical considerations of safety, be suspended to permit normal the specified date, need not be repeated at involved, analyses showing that the objective each periodic inspection but must be made rule making procedures in accordance of this revision has been accomplished with section 4 of the Administrative Pro­ again each time the ruddevators are re­ should be referred to the CAA for engineering paired or repainted. cedures Act, the following regulation evaluation and approval. changes are adopted to become effective 11. 56-2-3 Rolls-Royce, first subpara­ upon publication in the F ederal R eg ist e r . 6. 52-15-2 Martin, subparagraph I I A graph as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9541 is Section 507.10 (a) is amended as (2) as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9516 is amended to read: follows; amended to read: Compliance required as indicated after a 1. 49-5-2 Franklin Engines as it ap­ (2) At each nearest scheduled service to maximum of 725 hours service time, except peared in 21 F. R. 9489 is amended to 350 hours, perform an electrical check of the that when Rolls Royce Modifications 335 and read: reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ 348 have been accomplished the maximum service time may be increased to 750 hours. 49-5-2 Franklin Engines (Applies to all sembly to assure that the switch is open airplanes equipped with Franklin 6A4-150-B3 when the throttles are moved forward out The last sentence of this section is and 6V4-178—B32 engines having AC fuel of the reverse position, unless it is shown revised to read: “ Operation beyond 750 pum ps). that failure of any of the reverse safety hours total time is not authorized.” Superseded by 52-28-2. switches to open will be clearly apparent to the flight crew by reason of improper opera­ 12. 56-26-2 Piper as it appeared in 22 2. 52-13-2 Lockheed, subparagraph IV F. R. 2421 is amended by inserting the A (2) as it appeared in 21 F. R. 9514 is tion of the propeller control system. Be­ cause of the many technical considerations word, “all” in the first line directly fol­ amended to read: involved, analyses showing that the objec­ lowing “Applies to” and by revising the ( 2) Perform an electrical check of the tive of this revision has been accomplished compliance statement to read: reverse safety switches in the pedestal as­ should be referred to the CAA for engineering Compliance required as soon as possible sembly to assure that the switch is open evaluation and approval. but not later than March .1, 1957. Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6047

13. 56-24-2 Convair and Martin as it 18. 44-20-2 Boeing as it appeared in the following parts must be incorporated as appeared in 22 P. R. 2420 is revised by 21 F. R. 9450 is amended by adding a soon as possible but not later than the first adding the following sentence to the new subparagraph 3 under A to read: overhaul after May 1,1957: statement of applicability: “Also applies X -ra y inspection. This type of inspection Part No. Name to Convair 340 aircraft with CV-440 Is required annually. Inspect by X-ray all 430768N Pinion and bushing assembly—im­ nacelles and equipped with PR-58E5-29 inaccessible portions of the 24SRT spar peller drive secondary outer. chord members for their entire length. This 14536IN Pinion—impeller drive secondary carburetors; and to Convair 440 aircraft outer. equipped with PR-58E5-29 carburetors." -inspection may coincide with the annual inspection noted under 2. above. 146096Y Bushing— impeller drive secondary It is further amended by adding the outer pinion. following sentence to subparagraph 2: 19. 56-25-2 Bell as it appeared in 22 430767N Pinion and bushing assembly— im­ “This applies to PR-58E5-17 and -27 F. R. 2421 is amended by revising the peller drive secondary inner. carburetor settings only. The primary parenthetical sentence to read: “ (Bell 145655N Pinion— impeller drive secondary purpose of this chànge is to provide cor­ Mandatory Service Bulletin No. 113, Re­ inner. 146095Y Bushing— impeller drive secondary rect fuel flow for takeoff power. It does vision B, dated October 23, 1956, covers inner pinion. not materially affect fuel flow for maxi­ this same subject.)” mum continuous power.” 20. 53-24-4 Piper as it appeared in 57-2-2 Lycoming Applies to all aircraft The following statement of compliance F. R. 9527 is amended by revising the incorporating Lycoming GO-480-A series engines. is added as a final paragraph: statement of applicability to read: Compliance required as indicated. Compliance with items 1 and 3 is not di­ Applies to PA-18, S/N 18-1 to 18-3000 in­ To reduce the possibility of encountering rectly related to item 2, and should be ac­ clusive, PA-20, S/N 20-1 to 20-928 inclusive, piston burning, the following must be complished as soon as possible regardless of PA-22, S/N 22-1 to 22-1689 inclusive. accomplished: the time of compliance with item 2. (Pending further investigation to be con­ 21. The following new airworthiness ducted by the pertinent aircraft, engine, and 14. 56-15-5 De Havilland as it ap­ directives are added: carburetor manufacturers, item 3 will be held peared in 22 F. R. 2417 is amended by 57-1-1 De Havilland Applies to all Model in abeyance. Compliance with this item revising the second and third subpara­ 104 “Dove” aircraft. therefore is not mandatory until further graphs to read: Compliance required as indicated. notice.) A case of severe corrosion of the mainplane 1. Prior to next flight and every 50 hours The de Havilland Service strongly recom­ thereafter, check the linkage of the mixture mend that all these components and their lower spar boom, between ribs 7 and 7A has control arm to insure that the lever arm on associated fittings be carefully inspected for been reported. In addition intercrystalline the carburetor is in the full rich position cracks on all aircraft at the earliest oppor­ corrosion has been found on both upper and when the cockpit control is set in this tunity, and thereafter at every 600 hours or lower spar booms. In most cases it has position. 12 months, whichever is sooner. The paint been confined to the vicinity of the wheel 2. Prior to next flight the following placard should be removed from the components and well bay, but a few aircraft have been found must be placed ,in a prominent position on after inspection they should be reprotected. to have corrosion in regions further outboard the instrument panel or control pedestal: The de Havilland Service also strongly rec­ along the wing. De Havilland recommend “This aircraft must be operated with engine ommends that concurrent with the above that the wing main spar booms be inspected for signs of this corrosion and have issued mixture controls in the FULL RICH position inspection, the tailplane upper attachment under all operating conditions. Manual fitting, P/N 4.FS.1935, which is attached to Technical News Sheet CT (104) No. 125 Leaning is not permitted. Move the mixture the forward face of Bulkhead 7 and through Issue 2, dated December 12, 1956, providing control out of FULL RICH only when stop­ which the tailplane attachment eye bolt- instructions to carry out recommended in­ ping the engine.” spars, be inspected for cracks, particularly in spections of the wing main spar booms from rib No. 1 to wing tip. 3. Compliance required by February 25, the region of the rivets. 1957, and thereafter any time an engine is The CAA concurs and considers compliance The British Air Registration Board consid­ ers the inspections called for in the de Havil- changed or any part of the aircraft or engine with de Havilland Service Technical News land Technical News Sheet mandatory in induction system is altered. Sheet CT (104) No. 123, Issue 3, dated No­ which the CAA concurs. Accordingly, unless Flight check at 65 % normal rated power in vember 12, 1956, mandatory. The initial in­ already accomplished, the initial inspection level flight to insure that the fuel consump­ spection, unless already accomplished, should between ribs 7 and 7A, detailed in TNS No. tion of each engine is within the limits be at the earliest opportunity but not later 125 Issue 2 should be carried out as soon as specified on the Lycoming Power and Fuel than September 1,1956, and thereafter at the possible but not later than February 16, 1957, chart for the particular engine model. This repetitive period indicated. with the remainder of the inspections re­ check may be conducted with an accurate quired as soon as possible but not later than fuel flowmeter or by any other accurate 15. 56-16-1 De Havilland as it ap­ the next renewal of the Certificate of Air­ method of determining actual fuel consump­ peared in 22 F. R. 2417 is amended to worthiness. Repetitive inspections recom­ tion. Engines which do not conform to these limits will not be considered airworthy until read: mended in the TNS must be continued until corrective measures covered therein are car­ the carburetor has been readjusted to pro­ 56-16-1 De Havilland Applies to all ried out. vide the specified inflight fuel flow. Carbu­ Model 104 “Dove” aircraft. retor flow bench reading are not acceptable • 57-1-2 Piper Applies to Model PA-23, Se­ Cancelled. For those operators who may for this check. rial Nos. 23-1 to 23-844 inclusive. desire to retain the effectiveness of the in­ In addition to the above, further recom­ Compliance required not later than Feb­ mendations to preclude piston burning are ertia switch after removal of the M/F radio ruary 15, 1957. contained in Lycoming Service Bulletins Nos. equipment and associated fairlead, the air­ The following inspection and action is nec­ 215, 218, and Lycoming Letter to All Owners craft manufacturer advises that a service essary in order to prevent the possibility of and Operators, dated January 28, 1957. bulletin wiU be issued describing alternative stabilizer failure or malfunction in the event 57-3-1 Convair Applies to all Convair means of repositioning the inertia switch. the proper number of bolts are not found attaching the front stabilizer fittings, right 240 series aircraft. 16. 56-17-1 Curtiss-Wright as it ap­ and left, Part No. 17093-00. Compliance required at 12,000 hours of peared in 22 F. R. 2417 is amended by Inspect the two front stabilizer attachment operation and as indicated below. As a result of several reports concerning revising the statement of compliance to fittings and ascertain that there are three bolts securing each fitting to the longitudinal cracks in the main outboard landing gear read: stringer and the bulkhead (two in the “fitting, the following inspection should be Compliance required by July 1, 1957. - stringer and one in the bulkhead). If less conducted on all Model 240 series aircraft: than three bolts have been used, the unsatis­ 1. Inspect Part No. 240-1650716 for cracks 17. 56-17-2 De Havilland* as it ap­ factory condition must be corrected. It will running fore and aft on the inboard and peared in 22 F. R. 2418 is amended by be necessary to remove the stabilizer fairing outboard face of the fitting, above the fit­ adding the following new subparagraph on the bottom side, and to use a mirror to ting boss at the point of tangency of the make the inspection. (Piper Service Bulletin boss and plate. This inspection must be (b) : made at each hours of operation fol­ No. 150 of December 21,1956, covers this same 1,000 lowing the initial inspection at 12,000 hours. (b) Incorporation of De Havilland Modi­ subject.) 2. Parts which have cracks not exceed­ fications 3/731,3/744 and 3/745 is required by 57-1-3 W right Engines Applies to all ing 2 inches in length may remain in serv­ November 1, 1957, as outlined in D. H. En­ Models TC18DA1, DA2, DAS, DA4, and ice when properly stop-drilled with a 0.25 gineering Bulletin Series “O” No. 34, dated TC18EA1, EA2, and EA3 engines. inch drill, and inspected daily for ^further January 21, 1957. When these Modifications Compliance required at oyerhauis accom­ crack progression or other damage. are incorporated, the operating restrictions plished after May 1, 1957. 3. Parts with cracks exceeding 2 inches in section (a ) above will no longer be To improve the durability of the impeller In length must be replaced with an accept­ required. drive gear assemblies of the subject engines, able part. When replaced with a new part 6048 RULES AND REGULATIONS

the above inspections are not required until d. On forward side of front spar at the (1) The vent line should be rerouted to the replacement part has 12,000 hours of fuel selector valve. vent from nacelle tail cone in accordance 'operation, at which time the above inspec­ e. On the inboard and outboard sides of with Curtiss-Wright Service Bulletin C-46- tion procedure, item 1 , is again in effect. the nacelle at station 434.2 and approxi­ 1226 or Curtiss-Wright Dwg. No. 20-575-3206. mately 20 inches circumferentially from the (2) The vent line should be rerouted to •' 57-3-2 Douglas, Lockheed Applies to nacelle top center line. . •*. return to the main system as outlined in Lockheed Constellation Series airplanes and 4. Make following changes In anti-icing Change “A ” of T. O. 01-25LA-209. t Douglas DC-7 series airplanes with Wright heater fuel supply and control system. (A p­ (3) The vent line should be rerouted to engines. plicable to 202 and 202A aircraft only.) an approved equivalent of Itefns (1) or (2). iv Compliance required not later than De­ Aluminum tubing in Zone i n replaced with Either Item (1) or (2) may have been cember 1,1957. steel. Install new fuel supply tap points with accomplished on later model aircraft at the i Under certain cold weather operating con­ restrictors. Provide an additional solenoid factory or by the military; however, the ditions it is possible for the fuel inlet fuel shutoff valve in series hydraulically in aircraft may have been further modified and strainer and other parts in the engine mas- parallel electrically with existing cycling con­ should be inspected for compliance. .ter control to become clogged with ice as a trol valve in fuel control box (each heater). 57-5-2 De Havilland Applies to all result of entrained water in the fuel freez­ Circuitry of present low heat warning light Model 104 “Dove” Aircraft up to and includ­ ing on the screen. This has caused a loss revised to indicate overheat warning. Over­ ing Serial No. 04465 which have not had of power on all engines simultaneously. heat lockout circuit added. Material of cover Dove Mod. 870 incorporated. To relieve strainer icing, a screen having a attaching clips in each fuel control box Compliance required as indicated. bypass valve Bendix P/N 366204 should be changed to steel. installed in replacement of the screen not 5. Install firebell similar to that in Model Tests and inspections of the wing have revealed the possibility of small spanwise having a bypass valve. Bendix Service Bulle­ 404. (Applicable to 202 and 202A aircraft tin No. 797 covers this subject. It should only.) cracks existing in the upper spar boom be noted that the incorporation of the screen 6. Make following changes in cabin heater joints at ribs 10 and 11, and in the lower with bypass will not positively prevent power fuel supply and control systems. (Appli­ spar boom joint at ribs 8 and 9. The cracks loss from fuel ice; therefore, work is con­ cable to 202 and 202A aircraft only.) occur In the verticle flange, between 0.1 and tinuing to develop a means to protect other Aluminum tubing within boundaries of 0.2 inches from the horizontal flange. portions of the master control downstream of nacelles replaced with steel. Material of 1. Where suitable equipment is available, the inlet strainer. If necessary, a supplement cover attaching clips in each fuel control box it is recommended that X-ray examinations to this note will be published when addi­ changed to steel. Overheat lockout circuit of the spar joints be made by April 30, 1957, tional information becomes available. added. following the recommendations in Technical 7. Make following changes in anti-icing News Sheet CT (104) No. 134, Issue 3. Unless 57-3-3 Douglas, Lockheed Applies to the booms are X-rayed, they must be con­ Lockheed Constellation series and Douglas and cabin heater fuel supply and control systems. (Applicable to 404 aircraft only.) sidered as having cracks. DC-7 series airplanes. 2. When X-rayed and no cracks are found, Compliance required by April I,' 1957 for Add an additional solenoid control valve (in series hydraulically and in parallel elec­ no further action is necessary unless the air­ Constellation aircraft and by May 1, 1957 for craft is less than two years old, in which DC-7 aircraft. trically) in anti-icing and cabin heater fuel control boxes. Change material of cover at­ case a precautionary X-ray examination »Under certain cold weather operating con­ should be made approximately one year after ditions the perforated paper covering around taching clips in each fuel control box to steel. 8. The fire emergency procedure and flight the first X -ray and repaired if cracks are the Purolator micronic filter elements are found. subject to accumulation of ice as a result manual shall be changed to provide for ac­ tuation of the fuel selector to shut off the 3. When X-ray results are positive, incor­ of entrained water crystals in the fuel freez­ poration of the repiair scheme called for in ing on this covering. This interferes with fuel and crossfeed early in the emergency .sequence, immediately prior to or after clos­ the Technical News Sheet is classified as proper fuel filtering by causing the fuel to mandatory by the British Air Registration pass through the bypass valve in the filter ing the firewall shutoff valve. Board and to be completed by September 30, unit. The following Martin Service Instruction 1957, with which the CAA concurs. (De To make the micronic filter less susceptible Letters cover acceptable methods of com­ pliance with these modifications:1 Nos. 202/ Havilland Service Technical News Sheet CT to clogging by ice, the perforated paper cov­ (104), No. 134, Issue 3, dated February 1, ering around the filter element is to be re­ 202A-40 and 404-72 cover item 1; Nos. 202/ 1957, also covers this.) moved. Removal of the perforated cover does 202A-42 and -42A cover item 4; No. 202/202A- not affect the filtering characteristics of the 43 covers item 5; Nos. 202/202A-45 and —45A 57-5-3 Piper, Model PA-23 Applies to filter element. Filter elements without the cover item 6; Nos. 404-74 and -74A cover Serial Nos. 23-1 to 23-903 inclusive. paper covering are identified as Purolator item 7. Compliance required at the next 100-hour P/N 30868-3. 57-4-1 Cessna Applies to all Model 310 inspection but not later than May 1,1957. The following careful examination and 57-3-4 Martin Applies to all 202, 202A, aircraft prior to and including serial No. 35392, except those incorporating aileron action is required to overcome excessive wear and 404 aircraft. and possible failure of the elevator push-pull Compliance recommended at the next en­ hinges having Part Nos. 0824006-1 and -2. tube. gine change or airplane overhaul but required Compliance required not later than April 15, 1957, and at 100-hour intervals of opera­ 1. Careful examination should be made of not later than April 1, 1958, except that com­ the wear area on the elevator push-pull tube pliance with item 7 shall be required not tion thereafter: at the points where it passes through the later than July 1, 1958. Inspect the outboard aileron hinge for fiber rollers. Any tube that shows wear ex­ Results of investigation of an accident in­ cracks in the upper flange, adjacent to the bearing. Any hinges found cracked should ceeding 0.005 inch must be replaced. volving an uncontrolled Zone III fire and 2. Obtain four each of nylon block, Piper of several incidents involving combustion be replaced with the new, redesigned out­ part number 19225-00 and eight AN960-516 heater system malfunctioning, indicate the board aileron hinge (P/N 0824006-1 left, and 0824006-2 right). When the redesigned out­ washers. Remove the four bearings,'-part necessity of improving the fire-resistant number 80012-67 and the six washers, part qualities of certain parts in the nacelle area board aileron hinge is installed, this special inspection is no longer required. number 81342-61 from the fiber roller in­ and increasing the margin of safety of the stallation and reuse in the nylon block in­ combustion heater control systems. The To facilitate hinge replacement, it is per­ missible to cut a standard size inspection stallation. Install the above parts, except following modifications are required to ac­ for the rollers, in accordance with the sketch complish these ends: opening in the wing lower skin, below the outboard hinge, attachment point. (Cessna and instructions shown in Piper Service Bul­ 1. Replace anti-icing heater ram air letin No. 151 dated February 11, 1957. ducts in the nacelles (at least up to the air Service Bulletin No. 310-7 covers this same damper) with fireproof ducting material or subject.) 57-5-4 Pratt & W hitnet Applies to all lag or coat the aluminum ducting to mate­ 57-5-1 Curtiss-W right Applies to all Wasp Jr. and Military R-985 Series engines, rially retard the time of burn through. C-46 Series aircraft. except those used in helicopters. 2. Lag, with fireproof material, the exposed Compliance required by August 1, 1957. Compliance required at next overhaul. portion in Zone III (in front of forward During emergency extension of the landing It has been found that an earlier AD was spar) of the fuel line from the selector valve gear, hydraulic dump valves are actuated in not effective in preventing crankshaft crack­ to the tank. the landing gear hydraulic system to vent ing at the thrust nut threads and possible 3: Fire detector coverage shall be provided fluid directly overboard in order to prevent loss of the propeller in flight as failures of in the detector system in at least the follow­ trapped fluid from preventing the lowering these crankshafts are still occurring. In­ ing areas of each nacelle if not previously of the landing gear. creased strength afforded the old design installed; On early model aircraft this fluid was crankshaft by the rework on ( 1 ) below has a. On aft side of firewall In the vicinity vented overboard on the inboard side of the been determined to be necessary to raise of the pressure transmitters. nacelles directly aft of the exhaust stack. the level of safety of these engines. This re­ b. On outboard side of nacelle between the This has resulted in fires in areas where no work included the smoothly blended thread two electrical junction boxes. fire detection or protection is provided. roots and a closely controlled undercut depth c. On inboard side of nacelle In area of In order to prevent this occurrence, items and the special inspections and shot peen- the main fuel supply strainer. (1), (2), or (3) should be accomplished. ing as required by AD 56-26-3. Thursday, August ly 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6049

At the next overhaul, accomplish either the propeller shaft oil transfer bearing is c. If shoulder fittings are cracked, replace ( 1 ) or ( 2) below: subject to failure if the brazing is not ade­ the shoulder fittings. 1. Except for the new design crankshafts quate. d. If no cracks are found, remove burrs noted in (2) below, or those marked “14F-56” . To assure that the brazed joint is satis­ from holes and rework elevator shafts in at the front end between the locking holes factory, the following inspection must be accordance with Bell Service Bulletin No. 117. for the propeller retaining nut, the crank­ accomplished on bearings with brazed oil This bulletin describes in detail the proce­ shaft is to be subjected to a special mag­ tube transfer adapters: dure for removing existing filler plugs from netic inspection procedure, shadowgraph in­ 1. X-ray the brazed joints to determine if elevator shafts, inserting new plugs, Part No. spection, necessary radius in the thread brazing is satisfactory, (limits established by 47-267-420-5, attaching shoulder fittings to root, and shot peening of the thrust bearing -'Pan American World Airways and/or Pratt the elevator ribs and shafts, installing and nut threaded area. Because of the special & Whitney Aircraft). securing a spring pin, Part No. MS171600, equipment and techniques involved, only 2. Subject the bearing to 1,50(1 p. s. 1. reassembling splice coupling, Part No. 47— those activities approved by P& W A will be hydraulic pressure test. 267-433-1, reassembling elevator assemblies able to accomplish this rework, inspection, 3. Conduct a dye penetrant inspection of with two additional AN173-20A bolts and the and shot peening. Interested parties should the brazed joints. four 79B1-3—4 tapered bushings previously contact “Technical Supervisor, Service De­ If the bearing does not pass these inspec­ removed. If the tapered-bushing holes are partment, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East tions it must be repaired or replaced. elongated, four 79B1-3-5 tapered bushings Hartford 8, Connecticut,” for approval and A new bearing, P/N 341627, which has must be used in place of the -4 tapered bush­ detail instructions. Crankshafts reworked in eliminated the brazed joints, is available and ings removed. accordance with these special instructions may be used. This new bearing does not (Bell Service Bulletin No. 117 covers this can be identified by the marking 14F-56 on require the above mandatory inspections. same subject.) Information on inspection procedure and the front end near the propeller retaining 57-7-2 Bell Applies to Bell Model 47 limitations is available from Pratt & Whitney nut locking holes. helicopters except the following: Model 47G Aircriaft. * 2. New design crankshafts which can be 1529, 1689 and up; 47G2-1506, 1957 and up; identified by P/N’s 261278, 261279, or 264164 57-6-4 W right Applies to all aircraft Model 47H-1 1361, 1534 and up; Model 47J- on the front end near the propeller retaining incorporating W right C18CA* C18CB, 1420, 1421, 1423, 1424, 1428 and up. nut locking holes may be installed. These TC18DA, and TC18BA series engines. Compliance required as Indicated. crankshafts incorporated roll hardened Compliance required as indicated. 1. In order to insure that rotor hub equal­ threads and these threads should not be Results of recent investigations indicate izer link assembly, Part No. 47-120-025-1, is reworked. that the engine front section bearing dura­ assembled with sufficient threads engaged to Note: In the event of oil leakage in the bility can be improved by accomplishing the meet safety requirements, the following in­ front section of the engine during any opera­ following: spection must be conducted and part re­ tion, immediately conduct the following in­ 1. At next engine overhaul the engine worked as necessary by April 15, 1957, unless spection: front section must be assembled with the Item 2 has been accomplished. (1) Remove the propeller, thrust nut cover, propeller shaft thrust bearing (ball bear­ a. Inspect rod end, P/N 47-120-025-7, for nut, slinger and spacer. ing) BEHIND the radial bearing (roller bear­ adequate distance between end of shank to (2) Carefully clean the area to be in­ ing) as viewed from the propeller end of safety inspection hole, 0.230 to 0.270 inch spected. the engine. (Wright Aeronautical Division required. (3) Using a dye penetrant and a six to Service Bulletin Nos. C18C-252, TC18D-255, b. Inspect for adequate distance between ten power optical glass, check for the pres­ and TC18E-66 coverThis same subject). Pro­ shank end of P/N 47-120-025-5 rod end shank ence of cracks. I f any crack is found, the pellers must be balanced In accordance with end of P/N 47-120-025-7 rod end. Maximum crankshaft must be replaced. instructions contained in applicable pro­ of 15/32 (0.468) inch is allowed. (P&WA Service Bulletin No. 1488, dated peller manufacturer’s recommendations. Note: If dimension between rod ends ex­ October 10, 1956, covers this subject.) 2. Engines overhauled after April 15, 1957, ceeds 15/32 (0.468) inch, hub assembly must This supersedes AD 56-26-3. must incorporate engine propeller shaft be rerigged and link assemblies must be ad­ justed until this dimension is below this 57-6-1 Colonial Applies to Model Cl thrust bearings (ball bearings) and radial aircraft serial numbers 2 thru 10 inclusive, bearings (roller bearings) that have been valve. and serial No. 13. inspected for proper internal bearing clear­ 2. Rework on, or before, next overhaul of Compliance required by May 1, 1957. ances in accordance with instructions issued main rotor hub assembly. Rework link as­ semblies, Part No. 47-120-025-1, which do To prevent unwanted extension of the by the Wright Aeronautical Division in their landing gear, a more positive lock must be Service Letter dated March 22, 1957. not meet condition described in above in­ spection, Item l.a, as follows: installed for the landing gear selector valve 57-7-1 Bell Applies to all Model 47H-1 a. Remove link assembly, Part No. 47-120- lever in accordance with Colonial Service helicopters Serial Nos. 1347 through 1349, 025-1 from main rotor hub assembly and Bulletin No. 1 dated January 25, 1957. 1351 through 1360, and 1362 through 1371. remove rod end, Part No. 47-120-025-7 from Compliance required as indicated. 57-6-2 Martin Applies to all Models link assembly. 202, 202A and 404 aircraft. Due to reported looseness of synchronized b. Drill a No. 50 (0.070) inch diameter hole elevator assemblies and cracking of elevator Compliance required as indicated. through shank at a point 0.230-0.270 inch shafts, the following daily inspection and As a result of a number of failures in from shank end and 90 degrees from existing rework are required: service, the engine mount attaching studs inspection hole. 1. Daily inspection: In order to determine should be replaced as indicated below: c. Reassemble link assembly, Install oh hub that looseness of the elevator assembly is 1. Replace the engine mount studs with assembly, and rerig hup assembly. Use new not excessive, the following inspection must approved studs whenever the Quick Engine safety inspection hole to determine that rod Change unit is removed for major overhaul, be conducted daily until rework, Item 2 is end has sufficient threads engaged. accomplished. but at intervals not exceeding 1,600 hours (Bell Service Bulletin. No. 118SB dated a. Hold end of elevator and move gently in flight time. Both the stud and engine 2/1/57 covers this same subject.) mount installation should be made with vertical and horizontal directions (both sides) to check for looseness. Looseness may 57-7-3 Vickers Applies to all Viscount care since misalignment and/or improper be in the four rivets that secure the shoulder 700 Series Aircraft. torque could cause failure of the stud in Compliance required as indicated. service. (Installation techniques are in­ fittings to the elevator shift, between the shoulder fittings and the elevator shaft, or in As a result of wing flap attachment difficul­ cluded in Martin Service Instruction letter ties on a Viscount aircraft, Vickers Armstrong 404r-50). the bolts and tapered bushings securing the two sections of the elevator at the elevator issued the following corrective measures with 2. if the engine mount studs are replaced splice coupling. concurrence of the British Air Registration With approved thru-bolt installations, the b. If looseness is found, the elevator assem­ Board. The CAA concurs with this action replacement program of above Item 1 is not bly should be removed so that the rework and considers compliance therewith manda­ applicable, and this Airworthiness Directive and additional inspections of Item 2 be tory for both flap assemblies: no longer applies. (Martin Service Instruc­ A. Bolt inspection. On aircraft having tion Letter 202/202A of October 1, 1956, accomplished. 1500 or less landings, inspect for tightness, all covers this same subject). 2. Rework or replacement of loose or cracked elevator assemblies must be com­ the lowey bolts attaching the 8 flap beam This supersedes A. D. 51-29-4. pleted prior to the next flight. units (supporting brackets) to the wing 57-6-3 P ratt & W hitney Applies to all a. Inspect elevator shafts at tapered bush­ trailing edge false spar member at the next P&WA Wasp Major engines. ing holes for cracks or hole elongation. Re­ check period nearest to 100 flying hours un­ Compliance required as soon as possible move rivets which attach shoulder fittings, less already accomplished. The bolts may but not later than May 31, 1957. Part No. 47-267-404-3, to elevator shaft and be considered tight if the head cannot be As a result of propeller shaft oil transfer to inboard elevator rib. Slide shoulder fit­ turtied. For guidance, to check looseness bearing failures, several cases of loss of pro­ tings away from ribs and inspect elevator of bolts, the manufacturer suggests a peller control occurred which made it im­ shafts and shoulder fittings with a 10 power torque loading applied to nuts of 100 possible to feather the affected propellers. glass for cracks or rivet hole elongation. inch-pounds for inch diameter bolts; It has been determined that brazing of the b. If shafts are cracked, replace the ele­ 250 inch-pounds for inch diameter bolts. propeller shaft oil transfer tube adapter to vator assembly. The bolts have the following part numbers: 6050 RULES AND REGULATIONS

number 1 flap support unit bolt P/N 70003- oil from the pump. To preclude recurrence pilot: “Turbulent Air Penetration— 165—■ 2359; number 2 flap support unit bolt of such failures, the following must be Knots—Flaps Up— Landing Gear Up.” P/N 72403-2445 and 70103-2645; number accomplished ; (This placard required regardless of com­ 3 flap support Unit bolt P/N 70103-2639; 1. At the next oil change and every 25 pliance with Item 2.) number 4 flap support unit bolt P/N 70107- hours thereafter, remove, disassemble, and 2. Compliance required by August 31, 1957, 459. Loose nuts are to be tightened immedi­ inspect the oil system Parker check “valve, with Vickers modification D.1906. This modi­ ately and relocked. Part No. 1111-517703, 1111-517704, or 1111- fication introduces new horizontal stabilizer B. Bolt replacement. 1. Bolts P/N 72403— 517744, for wear or failure of the hinge and skin panels of 18 gauge, specification L.73 2445, 70103-2645 and 70103-2639 at flap sup­ freedom of operation. If defects are found, material between stations 34.36 and 99.13 in port bracket units number 2 and 3 respec­ replace the valve. lieu of the 20 gauge panels of specification tively, right and left side must be replaced 2. James Pond Clark check valve, Part L.72. No. 879A-10TT, has been approved as a with new bolts every 1500 landings. 57-8-7 W right Engines Applies to all replacement valve. The 25 hours inspec­ 2. Bolts P/N 70003-2359 and 70107-459, at TC18DA and TCL8EA series engines. tion outlined above may be discontinued flap support bracket units number 1 and 4 Compliance required at overhauls accom­ when the valve is installed. respectively, right and left side must be re­ plished after May 1, 1957. (Bell Service Bulletin No. 119 dated March placed with new bolts every 2500 landings. To improve the durability of the impeller 15, 1957, covers this same subject.) C. Flap beam (supporting bracket) at­ drive gear assemblies of the subject en­ tachment fitting at wing trailing edge false 57-8-4 Hartzell P ropellers Applies to gines, impeller drive secondary pinion bush­ •spar member inspection. 1. (a) As soon as all Hartzell HC-83X and HC-93Z three- ings part numbers 170217, 170148, 145*213 and possible but within next 135 flying hours bladed feathering propellers installed on 171190 are not eligible for use in engines visually inspect for cracks all four lower Aero Commander Models 520, 560, 560A, 560E overhauled after May 1, 1957. (This super­ flap support attachment fittings aft of the and 680, Beech Model 50, and Royal Gull sedes AD Note 57-1-3.) wing trailing edge member (false spar) on aircraft. 57-9-1 Aero Design Applies to all Model right and left sides. This initial inspection Compliance required as soon sis possible 520 aircraft, serial nos. 31 and above, and to is not required if these fittings were thor­ but not later than May 15, 1957. all Model 560, 560A and 680 aircraft. oughly examined during the flap bolt in­ There have been several cases reported Compliance required not later than the spections of Item A or bolt replacement of that screw P/N AN501—A10-6 securing the next three hours of flight or May 15, 1957, Item B. RG-50 safety link bar unscrewed, without whichever occurs first and at 100 hour in­ (b) This inspection must be repeated each breaking the safety wire, from the link arm tervals thereafter. 135 flying hours. mounting pin P/N A-872-1 located at piston As a result of finding cracks in the aileron 2. (a) Inspect visually for cracks all the end of pitch change link arm P/N A-861 on bellcrank casting in the vicinity of the aileron flap support attachment fittings forward of Hartzell HC-83X and HC-93Z three-bladed the trailing edge member (false spar) top feathering propellers installed on twin en­ push-pull rod attach bolt, the following ac­ tion iB considered necessary unless already and bottom right and left sides at flap po­ gine aircraft. This occurs because link arm accomplished. sitions two and three not later than next P/N A-861 rotates during propeller operation Inspect, using dye penetrant or fluorescent 385 flying hours. and thus applies a torsional force to the link (b) Repeat this inspection at intervals not arm mounting pin P/N A-872-1, thereby methods, all aileron bellcrank castings P/N 3510005 on bellcrank assembly P/N 4510004- exceeding 600 flying hours thereafter. causing it to rotate. To preclude possible 3. Cracked fittings must be replaced. loss of propeller blade pitch control from 401 and 402 for cracks in upper or lower 4. Modification D2175 has been prepared this cause, accomplish the following modi­ lugs to which the aileron push-pull rod at­ by Vickers to improve the design at the lower fication on these propellers: taches. Remove rod to make the inspec­ flap beam attachments. This modification' 1. Feather propeller and remove safety tion, replace all castings found defective must be. incorporated within the next 400 link RG-50 and link pin A-872-1 from pro­ and reattach push-pull rod, making certain hours on aircraft exceeding 3,000 landings. peller pitch change piston. no clearance exists between casting lugs Upon incorporation of this modification the 2. Replace screw. AN501-A10-6 with screw and rod-end bearing inner race before tight­ Inspections called for in items C. 1. and C. 2. AN501—A10-18 that will extend through ening bolt., Use shim washers to eliminate above may be discontinued. safety link pin P/N A-872-1 a maximum of clearance. The 100-hour reinspection of two threads. casting P/N 3510005 may be discontinued 57-8-1 Bell Applies to all 47 series heli­ 3. *Peen projecting end of screw to preventupon installation of revised casting under copters with tail rotor drive shafts, Part development by Aero Design. (Aero Design numbers 47-644—115-1, 47-644-126-3, 47— screw from backing out of link pin. 4. Replace safety link and link pin assem­ S. B. No. 41, dated ApriL 19, 1957, provides 644-172-3, 47-644-177-1, 47-644-179-7, 47- a sketch of the part and defines the area 644-180-1, 47—644—186—1, 47-644-l$7-l, 47- bly in the piston. Be sure safety link RG-50 is not held away from piston lug surface due to be inspected.) 644-187-5, and 46-644-214-1, having less than This AD covers the same inspection re* 100 hours’ service time and all spares of these to peened screw threads bottoming in pin hole. (This AD covers the same subject as quired by CAA telegraphic instructions dated part numbers. April 25,1957. Compliance required as indicated. CAA telegraphic instructions dated April 12, Due to suspected defective materials, the 1957.) 57-10-1 Mooney Applies to Model M-20 listed tail rotor drive shafts must be inspect­ (Hartzell Service Bulletin No. 46 covers this Aircraft Serial Nos. 1002 through 1126 incor­ ed for evidence of longitudinal cracks, as same subject.) porating main landing gear retracting bell­ follows : 57-8-5 Piper Applies to all Piper PA-23 crank bracket P/N 5035. 1. Inspect all spare shafts by magnaflux Aircraft. To be accomplished as soon as practicable methods immediately. To be accomplished as soon as possible but but hot later than July 1, 1957. 2. Shafts installed on helicopters and hav­ not, later than next five hours operation Cracks have been reported in the main ing less than 100 hours’ service time must be unless already accomplished. landing gear retracting bellcrank bracket P/N 5035. In one case, complete failure of thoroughly cleaned and inspected daily with In view of reported cases of cracks in sev­ the bracket resulted in jamming the ele­ at least a ten-power magnifying glass, and eral parts of the empennage system on the vator control system. Therefore, it is re­ inspected by magnaflux methods not later subject aircraft, it is considered necessarytfto quired that bracket P/N 5035 be replaced than the next ten flying hours. The daily thoroughly inspect the following parts for by new redesigned brackets P/N 5101 which inspections may be discontinued upon com­ cracks, using fluorescent or dye penetrant have a .095 inch wall tubing. pletion of the magnaflux inspection. method of inspecting: 'Elevator torque tube The revised retracting bellcrank bracket 3. Spare shafts and helicopters delivered casting P/N 17033-00; Front stabilizer at­ P/N 5101 incorporated a reinforcing angle from Bell after April 15, 1957, have these tachment Bracket P/N 17049-00; Elevator at the lower front corner and a cross mem­ inspections accomplished and may be identi­ horn assembly P/N 17066-00; Rudder horn fied by a double interlocking magnaflux assembly P/N 17060-00. ber between the gear bungee fittings. stamp in approximately the centers of the Upon completion of inspection reassemble (Mooney Service letter 20-22 covers this same shafts. in accordance with Piper Service Bulletin No. subject.) This AD covers the same inspections re­ 146-A. Defective castings must be replaced 57-10-2 Piper Applies to all Model PA-23 quired by CAA telegraphic instructions, dated with serviceable parts. aircraft. April 12 and 17,1957. (This AD covers the same inspection re­ Compliance required as soon as possible 57-8-2 Bell Applies to all Bell Model quired by CAA telegraphic instructions dated bu t not later than June 15,1957. 47B-3, 47D, 47D-1, 47G and 47H-1 helicopters April 18, 1957.) It has been reported that the flare on the equipped with Parker check valves in the oil oil pressure gage line has cracked or broken 57-8-6 Vickers Applies to Viscount 744 where it attaches to the connector fitting on system. and 745 Type Aircraft, Compliance required at next oil change the aft side of the firewall resulting in loss Compliance required as-indicated. and every 25 hours thereafter until replace­ of oil pressure. ment is accomplished. In view of a recent horizontal stabilizer Inspect both right and left oil pressure Several failures of the hinge in the oil buckling incident compliance with the fol­ line flares to determine whether or not they system Parker check valve, Part No. 1111- lowing is required: are normal and also to determine that the 517703, 1111-517704, or 1111-517744, have oc­ 1. Effective immediately the following lines in the area of the flares are not cracked curred resulting in restriction of the flow of placard must be installed in full view, of the or broken. Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6051

Lines that are cracked or broken or have and the 0.600 dimension is 0.500, all other 1. Inspect the synchronized elevator con­ defective flares should be cut off and reflared. dimensions and finishes are the same. trol cables for alignment into the cable groove Care should be taken that there is no line 20-530-5713— Clevis— Elevator Spring Tab on the forward 47—267—112—5 pulley quadrant strain against the fitting or the retainer block Cartridge. Material 24ST. The lugs have and the aft 47—267—410—1 elevator pulley and that the line into the fittting is straight. a thickness of 0.100 +0.000, —0.010. The quadrant. Inspect the forward 47-267-112-5 If the line is too short for this repair, it threaded portion is 0.500 O. D. This part pulley quadrant support bracket bolt holes should be cut off and spliced using a con­ is pinned to the 20-530—5714 shaft with a for elongation. If alignment and bolt holes nector and flexible hose, Piper P/N 17766-07 0. 125 dia. x 0.75 in. 1020-1025 steel pin are satisfactory, no rework to the support or equivalent. , peened on both ends. bracket is necessary. (Piper Immediate Action Service Bulletin 20-530-5715— Plunger— Elevator Spring 2. If bolt hole elongation or misalignment No. 152 covers this same subject.) Tab Cartridge. Material S. B. 1100 x 0.870 exist, the rework as outlined in Bell Service Mfg. by Chrysler Corp. Amplex Div. This Bulletin No. Ill is required. 57-11-1 Curtiss-W right Applies to all material is known as “Super-Oilite” and is C-46 series aircraft. (Bell Service Bulletin No. I l l , dated March made of powdered iron and copper and has Compliance required as indicated. 15, 1957, covers this same subject.) the appearance of iron. In no case should Numerous instances have been found where 57-12-2 Bell Applies to Model 47H-1 steel or any other solid material be used. unapproved non-conformity Elevator Spring helicopters Serial Nos. 1349; 1351 thru 1360; For use with the single spring the plunger Tab Cartridge Assemblies, Curtiss-Wright 1362; 1363; 1365 thru 1371. has a single taper while for use with the P/N 20-530-5710, or portions of this assembly, Compliance required as soon as possible double spring and additional shoulder is have been installed on C-46 aircraft. Use of but not later than August 1, 1957. machined on the taper for the center spring. these unapproved assemblies or parts of as­ In order to prevent possible failure of the The inspection should primarily cover the semblies can prove to be hazardous. tail boom attach bolts the following inspec­ material, dimensions, and the required fin­ Accordingly, an inspection should be made tion and rework should be accomplished. ishes listed. Care should be taken to in­ of these asemblies for conformity to approved 1. Visually inspect the four (4) tail boom spect for irust, corrosion, or interference data. This inspection should be accom­ attach fittings 47-265-026-1 and -2 on the which may affect the operation of the car­ plished not later than August 31, 1957. forward bulkhead to determine if all eight tridge. The springs should also be checked It will be necessary to remove and disas­ ( 8) bolt hole locations (2 in each fitting) dimensionally and for proper spring rate. semble the unit to make the inspection. have been spot faced. It is necessary to All assemblies or portions of assemblies which Listed below are the drawing numbers of the remove the baggage compartment floor sec­ do not conform should be removed. Only assembly and its component parts, with a tion in order to make this inspection. approved parts obtained from a reputable brief discussion of each. Copies of these 2. If it is found that any or all the bolt source, with evidence of approval should be drawings are available upon payment of re­ hole locations have not been spot faced, it installed. production costs from the Chief, Aircraft required that they be spot faced in accord­ Engineering Division, Civil Aeronautics Ad­ 57-11-2 Piper Applies to all Piper PA-23 ance with the instructions given in Bell ministration, P. O. Box 1689, Fort Worth 1, aircraft. Mandatory Service Bulletin No. 116, dated Texas. It is not necessary to obtain these Compliance required as indicated. November 9, 1956. drawings for the required inspection but in 1. The 5-hour compliance provision for 57-12-3 Bell Applies to Model 47J heli­ cases of doubt they are available. thorough fluorescent or dye inspection of the copters Serial No. 1420 thru 1426; 1429 thru empennage parts may be extended to August 20-530-5710— Cartridge Assembly Elevator 1433; 1435 thru 1439; and 14441; 1559; 1562; 1, 1957, provided interim visual inspections Spring Tab. 20-530-5716— Barrel— Elevator 1574. for cracks at 25-hour intervals are conducted Spring Tab Cartridge Material— 8630 Normal­ Compliance required prior to July 1, 1957. on the following parts: elevator torque tube ized Seamless Steel Tubing I. D.—1.125 In order to preclude the failure of the castings, P/N 17033-00 and 17033-91; front +0.001, —0.000 Lapped or honed, unplated. engine sprag spindle P/N 47-612-167-1, due stabilizer attachment bracket, P/N 17049-00; O. D. 1.312 Threaded both ends 1%6—18NEF- to over-torquing of the AN320-10 nut, the elevator horn assembly, P/N 17066-00; rud­ 3. Between threaded ends part may be following modification 'must be accom­ der horn assembly, P/N 17060-00; fin at­ machined to 1.242 diameter or stock size, plished : tachment casting, P/N 17072-00; rudder machined to clean up. Outside cad-plated. 1. Remove spindle after first removing the torque tube bracket, P/N 17062-00. Removal 20-530-5712— Cap— Elevator Spring Tab 47-612-166 links from the spindle and 47- of only fairings, covers and tail cone required Cartridge Material— 1.500 hex. 24ST. 612-158 brace assemblies. for visual inspections on these parts. If any 20-530—5711— Cap— Elevator' Spring Tab 2. Install one AN6-17 bolt with one AN960- cracks are found, replace cracked parts with Cartridge Material— 17ST forging (Curtiss- 616L washer under the head in the spindle. new parts with the following exceptions. Wright). These caps are also approved to 3. Reinstall the previously removed links A. I f only one crack is found in part 17049- be machined from 24ST bar stock. It has on the spindle. Drill a No. 52 (0.062 dia.) hole GO and is between upper rivet hole and top also been noted that these caps have been in one castellation of the AN320-10 nut for of casting it need not be replaced until parts made from cast aluminum which is unap­ safety wire. Reinstall the AN960-1016 washer are available but not later than August 1, and AN320-10 nut. After positioning links, proved. These unapproved parts can be 1957. identified by their rough appearance and will torque AN320-i0 nut to 150 in. lbs. B. Parts other than 17049-00 with cracks show a tensile strength of approximately located in edges, webs, flanges, edges of Note: One AN364—1018 nut may be sub­ 32,000 psi under a hardness test and should holes, fillet radii, tubular sections, flat por­ stituted for the drilled AN320-10 nut. be destroyed. tions, tangs and projections revealed by dye 20-530-5717— Spring— Elevator Spring Tab 4. Install one AN960-616L washer and one penetrant or fluorescent inspection, are ac­ Cartridge. This is a single spring (Curtiss- AN310-6 nut on end of AN6-17 bolt. Torque ceptable when no individual part contains Wright). Material—0.124 diameter, music to 160-190 in. lbs. and Install one AN381-3-12 more than five cracks, or any crack that wire (cad-plated). Tensile strength 260,000 cotter key. extends entirely between two holes, or any psi.. O. D. 1.004 ±0.03 Free length 4.09 ±0.08 5. Replace spindle... Resafety attach bolts crack of greater length than 1% inches, may in. Spring rate 40 ±2.4 pounds per inch. and safety AN320-10 nut (if used) to the be used until replacement parte are available There is also a satisfactory dual spring spindle attach bolts. provided such cracks do not become visible Installation. Outer Spring— Same dimen­ 6. Connect the links, using previously re­ during the visual inspections to be made sions and material as Curtiss-Wright Spring moved hardware. every 25 hours, except it has more coils and a spring rate (Bell Mandatory Service Bulletin No. 120 2. Upon completion of the dye penetrant of 35 ±2.4 pounds per inch. Inner Spring— dated March 29, 1957, covers this same sub­ or fluorescent inspection, parte found free 0.675 O. D. 0.076 Diameter music wire. Free ject.) from cracks, and/or new replacement parts, length 3.56 ±0.08 inch. - Spring rate 10.6 must be reinspected visually every 100 hours. 57-12-4 Bell Part "A” below applies to pounds per inch. Both inner and outer the following Model 47 helicopters having spring are cad-plated. 3. Replacement of new parts or reassembly of old parts must be done in accordance with metal tail rotor blades: 47B, 47B3, 47D, 47D1, 20-530-5743—S haft Assembly Elevator Piper Service Bulletin No. 155 dated May 2, 47G, 47G—2, 47H-1, and 47J. Part "B" below Spring Tab Cartridge. This assembly is 1957, to avoid misalignment or possible dis­ applies to the following 47 helicopters having made up of the following parts: tortion. metal tail rotor blades P/N 47-642-102-5: 20-530-5714— Shaft— Elevator Spring Tab This supersedes A. D. Note 57-8r5 and CAA 47B, 47B3, 47D, 47D1, 47G, 47G-2, and 47H-1. Cartridge. Stock material 0.625 Diameter x telegraphic instructions dated May 2, 1957. Compliance required as soon as possible 5.20 8630 steel. Tensile strength 65,000 psi. but not later than August 1, 1957. 57-12-1 ell Applies to Model 47H-1 Tor use with the single spring the shaft B Part A: Due to the possibility of excessive Helicopters Serial Nos. 1347 thru 1349 and is ground and polished to 0.3101 +0.0000, play in the metal tail rotor blade and hub 1351 thru 1371. —0.0005 diameter except for a 0.600 diameter assembly and the pitch control mechanism collar, 0.150 wide, 2.863 inches from one end. Compliance required as soon as possible which can result in blade flutter, the inspec­ The shaft has %6— 24NF-3 threads 0.750 long but not later than August 1, 1957. tion as required in Part “A” of Bell Manda­ st each end. W ith the exception of the Due to possible misalignment in the fore tory Service Bulletin No. 121SB, dated April threads the shaft is hard chrome plated with and aft synchronized elevator control pulley 2, 1957, must be accomplished. a finish diameter of 0.3110 +0.0009, —0.0000. quadrant which may cause the control cables Part B: Metal tail rotor blades, P/N ib r use with the dual spring the 2.863 dimen­ to be misaligned and cause chafing, the fol­ 47-642-102-5 should be inspected for proper sion is 2.782, the 0.150 dimension is 0.312 lowing inspection and rework is necessary. thickness at blade Station 14.00. This thick- 6052 RULES AND REGULATIONS ness should be a minimum of 0.750 inch at ston, Mont., radio range station;” to amended by changing the portion which the thickest part of the blade. Blades meas­ read: “Bozeman, Mont., radio range sta­ reads: “From the Austin, Tex., radio uring less than 0.750 inch are required to be tion; Livingston, Mont., nondirectional range station” to read: “From the Aus­ removed and replaced with acceptable blades. Part “B ” of Bèll Mandatory Service Bulletin radio beacon;” tin, Tex., nondirectional radio beacon”. No. 121SB, dated April 2, 1957, covers this 2. Section 600.15 Green civil airioay 9. Section 600.248 Red civil airway No. same subject. No. 5 (Los Angeles, Calif., to Boston, 48 (Helena, Mont., to Livingston, Mont.) Mass.) is amended by changing the is revoked. 57-12-5 Convair Applies to all Convair name of the facility “Los Angeles, Calif., Model 340 aircraft. 10. Section 600.252 is amended to Compliance as indicated below: radio range station” to read: “Los read: Angeles, Calif., nondirectional radio Several reports have been received of cracks § 600.252 Red civil airway No. 32 occurring in the spar of the left hand ele­ beacon” . (Memphis, Tenn., to Birmingham, Ala.). vator in the area of the cut outs for the 3. Section 600.101 Amber civil airway tab controls. The cracks originated in the No. 1 (United States-Mexican Border to From the Memphis, Tenn., radio range area of the bolts that attach the support Nome, Alaska) is amended by changing station via the Muscle Shoals, Ala., radio bracket for the tab control idler to the spar the name of the facility “Los Angeles, range Station; the intersection of the and in some cases, the cracks extend to a southeast course of the Muscle Shoals, corner of one of the spar cut outs. Reports Calif., radio range station;”"to read: “ Los Angeles, Calif., nondirectional radio Ala., radio range and the north course of also indicate that the two angles P/N the Birmingham, Ala., radio range to 340-2210114-110 and -111 above and below beacon;” . the spar openings have been cracked. 4. Section 600.104 Amber civil airway the Birmingham, Ala., radio range sta­ 1. Compliance required as soon as possible No. 4 (Brownsville, Tex., to Minot, N. tion. but not later than the next 100 hours of oper­ Dak.) is amended by changing the por­ 11. Section 600.265 is amended to read: ation unless already accomplished and at tion which reads: “ the intersection of each 250 hours of operation thereafter. In­ the north course of the San Antonio, Tex., § 600.265 Red civil airway No. 65 (Los spect the left hand elevator spar for cracking radio range and the southwest course of Angeles, Calif., to Hay field Lake, Calif.). as described above. If cracks are found, they From the Los Angeles, Calif., nondirec­ shall be repaired before the next flight. Con­ the Austin, Tex., radio range; Austin, Tex., radio range station; Waco, Tex., tional radio beacon via the intersection vair “Service Airgram” No. 212, dated March of a line bearing 1^5° True from the Los 15, 1957, Sections 1 through 7 illustrate a radio range station;” to read: “ the inter­ satisfactory means of repairing cracks in the section of the north course of the San Angeles nondirectional radio beacon and elevator main spar. Antonio, Tex., radio range and a line a line bearing 279° True from the Ocean- 2. The special inspection period specified bearing 226° True from the Austin, Tex., side, Calif., nondirectional radio beacon; In Item 1 above may be discontinued and nondirectional beacon; Austin, Tex., Oceanside, Calif., nondirectional radio the regular inspection periods resumed after beacon; Julian, Calif., nondirectional ra­ the following is accomplished: nondirectional radio beacon; Waco, Tex., radio range station;” and by changing dio beacon to the Hayfield Lake, Calif., (a) Repair of all cracks found during the nondirectional radio beacon. Inspection of the left hand elevator spar as the portion which reads: “From the Kan­ indicated in Item 1. sas City, Mo., radio range station via the 12. Section 600.268 Red civil airway (b) Reinforce the elevator spar in the Omaha, Nebr„ radio range station; Sioux No. 68 (Midland, Tex., to Shreveport, vicinity of the tab control idler attachment. City, Iowa, radio range station;” to read: La.) is amended by changing the portion A satisfactory means of reinforcing the ele­ vator spar is described in Sections 8 and 9 “From the Omaha, Nebr., radio range which reads: “From the intersection of of Convair “Service Airgram” No. 212. Re­ station via the Sioux City, Iowa, radio the west course of the Fort Worth, Tex., inforcement to be accomplished regardless range station;”. radio range and the northwest course of of whether or not cracks are found. 5. Section 600.106 Amber civil airway the Waco, Tex., radio range via the inter­ (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984; 49 U. S. C. 425. In ­ No. 6 (Jacksonville, Fla., to United section of the northwest course of the terpret or apply secs. 601, 603, 52 Stat. 1007, States-Canadian Border) is amended by Waco, Tex., radio range and the west 1009, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 551, 553) changing the portion between the Macon, course of the Dallas, Tex., radio range to Ga., radio range station and the Bowl­ the Dallas, Tex., radio range station.” to [ s e a l ] J am es T . P y l e , ing Green, Ky., radio range station to read: “From the intersection of the west Administrator of Civil Aeronautics. read: “Macon, Ga., radio range station course of the Fort Worth, Tex., radio J u l y 24, 1957. to the Atlanta, Ga., radio range station. range and the northwest course of the [P . R. Doc. 57-6234; Filed, July 31, 1957; From the Nashville, Tenn., radio range Waco, Tex., radio range via the intersec­ 8:45 a. m.] station via the intersection of the north­ tion of the northwest cours,e of the Waco, west course of the Nashville; Tenn., radio Tex., radio range and a line bearing 255° range and the soutl\west course of the True from the Dallas nondirectional Bowling Green, Ky., radio range; Bowling ràdio beacon to the Dallas, Tex., nondi­ [Arndt. 10] Green, Ky., radio range station;” . rectional radio beacon.” ' 6. Section 600.108 Amber civil airway 13. Section 600.293 Red civil airway No. P art 600—D e s ig n a t io n o f C iv il No. 8 (Los Angeles, Calif., to Ellensburg, 93 (Lincoln, Nebr., to Omaha, Nebr.) is A ir w a y s Wash.) is amended by changing the first revoked. ALTERATIONS portion to read: “From the Los Angeles, 14. Section 600.602 Blue civil airway Calif., nondirectional radio beacon via is The civil airway alterations appearing No. 2 (Montgomery, Ala., to Erie, Pa.) the intersection of a line bearing 260° hereinafter have been coordinated with amended by changing the entire first the civil operators involved, the Army, True from the Los Angeles nondirectional portion to read: “From the intersection radio beacon and the southeast course of the Navy and the Air Force, through the of the north course of the Crestview, Fla., the Camarillo, Calif., radio range; Cama­ Air Coordinating Committee, Airspace radio range and thè southeast course of Panel, and are adopted to become effec­ rillo, Calif., radio range station to the the Craig, Ala., AFB., radio range via the tive when indicated in order to promote Santa Barbara, Calif., radio range interesection of the southeast course of safety. Compliance with the notice pro­ station.” the Craig, Ala., AFB radio range and the cedures, and effective date provisions of 7. Section 600.210 Red civil airway No. south course of the Birmingham, Ala., section 4 of the Administrative Pro­ 10 (Amarillo, Tex., to Augusta, Ga.) is radio range to the Birmingham, Alà., cedure Act would be impracticable and amended by changing the portion which radio range station.” contrary to public interest and therefore reads: “ Wichita Falls, Tex., radio range 15. Section 600.605 Blue civil airway • is not required. station; the intersection of the southeast No. 5 (Galveston, Tex., to Wichita, course of the Wichita Falls, Tex.* radio Part 600 is amended as follows: Kans.) is amended by changing the port- range and the north course, of the Fort tion which reads: “ the intersection of 1. Section 600.12 Green civil airwayWorth, Tex., radio range; Dallas, Tex., No. 2 (Seattle, Wash., to Boston, Mass.) the northeast course of the Waco, Tex., radio range station; Shreveport, La., is amended by changing the portion radio range station;” to read: “Wichita radio range and the south course of the which reads: “Bozeman, Mont., radio Falls, Tex., radio range station; Dallas, Dallas, Tex., radio range*; Dallas, Tek., range station; the intersection of the Tex., nondirectional radio beacon; radio range station;” to read: “the in­ southeast course of the Bozeman, Mont., Shreveport, La., radio range station;” . tersection of the northeast course of the radio range and the west course of the 8. Section 600.232 Red civil airway No. Wacp, Tex., radio range and a line bear­ Livingston, Mont., radio range; Living- 32 (Laredo, Tex., to Houston, Tex.) is ing 185° True from the Dallas nondirec- Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6053

tional radio beacon; Dallas, Tex., nondi- ing, W. Va., omnirange station, including range station; Cincinnati, Ohio, omni­ rectional radio beacon;” . a south alternate via the point of inter­ range station; Sidney, Ohio, omnirange 16. Section 600.6005 VOR civil air­ section of the Wheeling omnirange 252® station, including a west alternate from way No. 5 (Jacksonville, Fla., to London, True radial with the Appleton omnirange the Cincinnati omnirange station to the Ontario) is amended by changing the direct radial to the Morgantown, W. Va., Sidney omnirange station via the point portion which reads : ‘‘Mansfield, Ohio, omnirange station;”. of intersection of the Cincinnati omni­ omnirange station, including an east 20. Section 600.6014 VOR civil airway range 004° True radial with the Dayton, alternate from the Appleton omnirange No. 14 (Roswell, N. Mex., to Boston, Ohio, Dayton Airport ILS localizer south­ station to the Mansfield omnirange sta­ Mass.) is amended by changing the por­ west course and the point of intersection tion via the intersection of the Appleton tion which reads: “Cleveland, Ohio, of the Dayton Airport ILS localizer omnirange 050° True and the Mansfield omnirange station; Erie, Pa., omnirange southwest course with the Sidney omni­ omnirange 173° True radiala;” to read: station, including a north alternate;” to range direct radial to the Cincinnati om­ ‘‘Mansfield, Ohio, omnirange station?”. read: “Cleveland, Ohio, omnirange sta­ nirange station; Findlay, Ohio, om­ 17. Section 600.6006 VOJS civil airway tion; Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange station; nirange station; Waterville, Ohio, No. 6 (Oakland, Calif., to New York, Erie, Pa., omnirange station, including a omnirange station;”. N. Y.) is amended by changing the por­ north alternate from the Cleveland om­ 26. Section 600.6055 VOR civil airway tion which reads: “ Youngstown, Ohio, nirange station to the Erie omnirange No. 55 (Dayton, Ohio to Green Bay, Wis.) omnirange station, including a north al­ station via the point of intersection of is amended by changing the portion ternate;” to read: “ Youngstown, Ohio, the Cleveland omnirange 049® True and which reads: “From the Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station;” . the Carleton, Mich., omnirange direct omnirange station via the Fort Wayne, 18. Sectipn 600.6007 VOR civil airway radial to the Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange Ind., omnirange station, including a west No. 7 (.Miami, Fla., to Green Bay, Wis.) Is station;”. alternate; Goshen, Ind.,.omnirange sta­ amended by changing the portion which 21. Section 600.6016 VOR civil airway tion;” to read: ‘‘From the Dayton, Ohio, reads: “Cross City, Fla., omnirange sta­ No. 16 (Los Angeles, Calif., to Boston, omnirange station via the Fort Wayne, tion, including a west alternate from the Mass.) is amended by changing the por­ Ind., omnirange station, including a west Fort Myers omnirange station to the tion .which reads: “Big Spring, Tex., alternate via the point of intersection of Cross City, omnirange station via the omnirange station, including a north the Fort Wayne omnirange 162° True Tampa, Fla., omnirange station and the alternate from the Wink omnirange sta­ with the Sidney, Ohio, omnirange 279° intersection of the Tampa omnirange tion to the Big Spring omnirange sta­ True radials; Goshen, Ind., omnirange 012° True and the Cross City omnirange tion via the intersection of the Wink station, including a west alternate via the 150® True radials;” to read: “ Cross City, omnirange 066® True and the Big Spring point of intersection of the Goshen omni­ Fla., omnirange station, including a west omnirange 271° True radials;” to read: range 168° True with the Fort Wayne alternate from the Fort Myers omni­ “Big Spring, Tex., omnirange station, omnirange direct radial to the Peotone, range station to the Cross City omni­ including a north alternate from the 111., omnirange station;” . range station via the Tampa, Fla., omni­ Wink omnirange station to the Big 27. Section 600.6066 is amended by range station and the intersection of the Spring omnirange station via the point changing the caption to read: “ VOR civil Tampa omnirange 012° True and the of intersection of the Midland, Tex., airway No. 66 (San Diego, Calif., to Sul­ Cross City omnirange 150° True radials omnirange 007° True and the Big Spring phur Springs, T ex .)” and by changing and also an east alternate from the Lake­ omnirange 260® True radials;” . the portion which reads: “intersection land omnirange station to the Cross City 22. Section 600.6036 VOR civil airway of the Midland omnirange 090° True and omnirange station via the Gainesville, No. 36 (Toronto, Ontario, to New York, the Abilene omnirange 247° True ra­ Fla., omnirange station;”. N. Y.) is amended by changing the por­ dials;” to read: “point of intersection of 19. Section 600.6012 VOR civil airway tion which reads: “ Buffalo, N. Y., omni­ the Midland omnirange 084° True and No. 12 (Santa Barbara, Calif., to Phila­ range station;” to read: “Buffalo, N. Y., the Big Spring, Tex., omnirange 139® delphia, Pa.) is amended by changing the omnirange station, including a south True radials;”. portion which reads: “Indianapolis, Ind., alternate from the Toronto omnirange 28. Section 600.6068 VOR civil airway omnirange station, including a south al­ station to the Buffalo omnirange station No. 68 (Albuquerque, N. Mex., to Browns­ ternate via the intersection of the Terre via the intersection of the Toronto omni­ ville, Tex.) is amended by changing the Haute omnirange 082° True and the In ­ range 172° True and the Buffalo omni­ portion which reads: “ intersection of the dianapolis omnirange 230° True radials; range 294® True radials;”. San Antonio omnirange 168® True and Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station, includ­ 23. Section 600.6038 VOR civil airway the Corpus Christi omnirange 321° True ing a north alternate; Appleton, Ohio, No. 38 (Iowa City, Iowa, to Elkins, W. radials;” to read: “intersection of the omnirange station, including a north al­ Va.) is amended by changing the portion San Antonio omnirange 167° True and ternate via the intersection of the Dayton which reads: “ Appleton, Ohio, omni­ the Corpus Christi omnirange 321° True omnirange 060° True and the Appleton range station, including a south alter­ radials;”. omnirange 277° True radials; Wheeling, nate via the point of intersection of the 29. Section 600.6072 VOR civil airway W. Va., omnirange station, including a Findlay omnirange 144° True and the No. 72 (Troy, III., to Albany, N. Y.) is north alternate via the point of inter­ Mansfield, Ohio, omnirange 241° True amended by changing the portion which section of the Mansfield, Ohio, omni­ radials;” to read: “Appleton, Ohio, reads: “Youngstown, Ohio, omnirange range 121° True and the Wheeling omni­ omnirange station, including a south station; Bradford, Pa., omnirange sta­ range 282® True radials;” to read: alternate via the point of intersection of tion;” to read: “Youngstown, Ohio, “Indianapolis, Ind., omnirange station, the Findlay omnirange 144® True radial omnirange station; point of intersection including a south alternate via the inter­ with the Sidney, Ohio, omnirange direct of the Fitzgerald, Pa., omnirange 304° section of the Terre Haute omnirange radial to the Tiverton, Ohio, omnirange True and the Bradford omnirange 260° 082° True and the Indianapolis omni­ station;”. True radials; Bradford, Pa., omnirange range 230° True radials; point of inter­ 24. Section 600.6043 is amended to station;”. section of the Indianapolis omnirange read: 30. Section 600.6076 is amended to 084® True and the Dayton omnirange read: 261® True radials; Dayton, Ohio, omni­ § 600.6043 VOR civil airway No. 43 range station, including a north alter­ (Columbus, Ohio, to Erie, Pa.). From the § 600.6076 VOR civil airway No. 76 nate from the Indianapolis omnirange Appleton, Ohio, omnirange station via (Lubbock, Tex., to Galveston, Tex.). station to the Dayton omnirange sta­ the Tiverton, Ohio, omnirange station; From the Lubbock, Tex., omnirange sta­ tion via the point of intersection of the Youngstown, Ohio, omnirange station; to tion via the Big Spring, Tex., omnirange Indianapolis omnirange 069° True and the Erie, Pa., omnirange station. station; San Angelo, Tex., omnirange the Fort Wayne, Ind., omnirange 182° 25. Section 600.6047 VOR civil airway station, including a north alternate via the point of intersection of the Big True radials; Appleton, Ohio, omni­ No. 47 (Louisville, Ky., to Detroit, Mich.) range station, including a south alternate Spring omnirange 124° True and the San is amended by changing all before the Angelo omnirange 024° True radials; via the point of intersection of the Day- Waterville, Ohio, omnirange station to Austin, Tex., omnirange station; Hous­ ton omnirange 099° True and the Apple- read: “ From the Louisville, Ky., omni­ ton, Tex., omnirange station; to the ton omnirange 244° True radials; Wheel- range station via the Nabb, Ind., omni- Galveston, Tex., omnirange station. No. 148------3 6054 RULES AND REGULATIONS

31. Section 600.6081 is amended by range 306® True with the Lakeland, Fla., new last portion to read: “From the changing the caption to read: “VOR civil omnirange 012® True radials, the Cross point of intersection of the Indianap­ airway No. 81 ( Midland, Tex., to Salt City, Fla., omnirange station and the olis, Ind., omnirange 069° True and the Lake City, Utah) M and by adding a new point of intersection of the Tallahassee, Fort Wayne, Ind., omnirange 182° True last portion to read: “From the Grand Fla., omnirange 091® True with the radials via the Sidney, Ohio, omnirange Junction, Colo., omnirange station via Cross City, Fla., omnirange 333® True station; Tiverton, Ohio, omnirange sta­ the Myton, Utah, omnirange station; to radials.” tion; intersection of the Tiverton omni­ the Salt Lake City, Utah, omnirange 37. Section 600.6163 VOR civil airway range 096° True and the Wheeling omni­ station." No. 163 {Brownsville, Tex., to Oklahoma range 282° True radials; to the Wheel­ 32. Section 600.6102 is amended to City, Okla.) is amended by changing the ing, W. Va., omnirange station.” read: portion which reads: “intersection of the 45. Section 600.6232 is added to read: Alice omnirange 350® True and the San § 600.6102 VOR civil airway No. 102 § 600.6232 VOR civil airway No. 232 Antdnio omnirange 168® True radials;" {Cleveland, Ohio, to Fitzgerald, Pa.). {Lubbock, Tex., to Wichita Falls, Tex.). to read: “ intersection of the Alice omni­ From thé Lubbock, Tex., omnirange sta­ From the point of intersection of the range 350° True and the San Antonio Cleveland, Ohio, omnirange direct ra­ tion via the Guthrie, Tex., omnirange omnirange 167° True radials;”. station ; to the Wichita Falls, Tex., omni­ dial to the Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange 38. Section 600.6184 is amended to station with the Chardon omnirange range station, including a south alternate read: via the intersection of the Guthrie omni- 280° True radial via the Chardon, Ohio, range 103° True and the Wichita Falls § 600.6184 VOR civil airway No. 184 omnirange station; to the Fitzgerald, omnirange 247° True radiais. {Erie, Pa., to Philipsburg, Pa.). From Pa., omnirange station. the Erie, Pa., omnirange station via the 46. Section 600.6275 is added to read: 33. Section 600.6126 VOR civil airway point of intersection of the Bradford, No. 126 {Chicago, III., to New York, Pa., omnirange 260° True and the Fitz­ § 600.6275 VOR civil airway No. 275 N. Y.) is amended by changing the por­ gerald omnirange 304° True radials; {Cincinnati, Ohio, to Detroit, Mich.). tion which reads: “ Cleveland, .Ohio, Fitzgerald, Pa., omnirange station; to From the Cincinnati, Ohio, omnirange omnirange station; Erie, Pa., omnirange the Philipsburg, Pa., omnirange station. station via the point of intersection of station;” to read: “ Cleveland, Ohio, om­ the Cincinnati omnirange 004° True and nirange station; Jefferson, Ohio, omni­ 39. Section 600.6188 VOR civil airway the Dayton omnirange 208° True radials; No. 188 {Detroit, Mich., to New York, range station; Erie, Pa., omnirange sta­ Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station; point tion;”. N. Y.) is amended by changing the por­ of intersection of the Findlay omnirange 34. Section 600.6133 is amended to tion which reads: “ That airspace of 211“ True radial with the Sidney, Ohio, read: United States territory from the Carle- omnirange direct radial to the Fort ton, Mich., omnirange station via the Wayne, Indiana, omnirange station; § 600.6133 VOR civil airway No. 133 Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange station; Fitz­ {Parkersburg, W. Va., to Flint, M ich.). Findlay, Ohio, omnirange station; gerald, Pa., omnirange station;” to read:, Waterville, Ohio, omnirange station; to That airspace over United States terri­ “ That airspace over United States terri­ the Carleton, Mich., omnirange station. tory from the Parkersburg, W. Va., omni­ tory from the Carleton, Mich., omnirange range station via the point of intersec­ station via the Jefferson, Ohio, omni­ 47. Section 600.6276 VOR civil airway tion of the Wheeling, W. Va., omnirange range station; point of intersection of No. 276 {Yardley, Pa., to Monmouth, 252° True radial with the Appleton, Ohio, the Bradford, Pa., omnirange 260° True N. J.) is amended by adding a new last omnirange direct radial to the Morgan­ and the Fitzgerald omnirange 304° True sentence to read: “The portion of this town, W. Va., omnirange station; Tiver­ radials; Fitzgerald, Pa., omnirange sta­ airway which conflicts with the Lake- ton, Ohio, omnirange station ; Mansfield, tion;”. hurst Caution Area (C-24) is excluded." Ohio, omnirange station; intersection of 40. Section 600.6195 is amended by 48. Section 600.6277 is amended to the Mansfield omnirange 345° True and changing the caption to read: “ VOR read: the Salem omnirange 140° True radiais; civil airway No. 195 {Oakland, Calif., to § 600.6277 VOR civil airway No. 277 Salem, Mich., omnirange station; to the Fortuna, C alif.)’’ and by changing the point of intersection of the Salem omni­ {Plain City, Ohio, to Keeler, Midh.). portion which reads: “ to the Red Bluff, From the point of intersection of the range 342° True and the Lansing, Mich., Calif., omnirange station.” to read: omnirange 068° True radiais. Sidney omnirange 109° True radial with “ Red Bluff, Calif., omnirange station; to the Appleton, Ohio, omnirange direct 35. Section 600.6144 VOR civil airway the Fortuna, Calif., omnirange station." radial to the Dayton, Ohio, omnirange No. lié {Chicago, III., to Washington, 41. Section 600.6197 VOR civil airway station via the Sidney, Ohio, omnirange D. C.) is amended by changing the por­ No. 197 {Toledo, Ohio, to Detroit, Mich.) station; Fort Wayne, Ind., omnirange tion which reads: “Findlay, Ohio, omni­ is revoked. station; to the Keeler, Mich., omnirange range station; Mansfield, Ohio, omni­ 42. Section 600.6200 is amended by station. range station; Morgantown, W. Va., changing the caption to read: “ VOR omnirange station;” to read: “Findlay, civil airway No. 200 {Ukiah, Calif., to 49. Section 600.6278 is added to read: Ohio, omnirange station; Appleton, Ohio, Kremmling. Colo.)” and by adding a new §600.6278 VOR civil airway No. 278 omnirange station; Morgantown, W. Va., last portion to read: “From the Utah {Guthrie, Tex., to Fort Worth, Tex.). omnirange station ; ’ ’. Lake, Utah, omnirange station via the From the Guthrie, Tex., omnirange sta­ 36. Section 600.6159 VOR civil airway Myton, Utah, omnirange station; to the tion to the Fort Worth, Tex., omnirange No. 159 {Miami, Fla., to Albany, Ga.) is Kremmling, Colo., omnirange station.” station. amended by changing the portion which 43. Section 600.6202 is amended to reads: “ Orlando, Fla., omnirange sta­ read: 50. Section 600.6279 is added to read: tion; Cross City, Fla., omnirange sta­ § 600.6202 VOR civil airway No. 202 § 600.6279 VOR civil airway No. 279. tion; to the Albany, Ga., omnirange {Tucson, Ariz., to Truth or Consequences, [Unassigned. 3 station.” to read: “Orlando, Fla., omni­ N. M ex.). From the Tucson, Ariz., radio range station; point of intersection of 51. Section 600.6602 VOR civil air- range station via the point of intersec­ way No. 1502 {San Francisco, Calif., to the Orlando omnirange 306° True and tion of a straight line bearing 157° True the Lakeland, Fla., omnirange 012° True New York, N. Y.) is amended by chang­ from the Tucson radio range station with ing the portion which reads: “From the. radiais; Gainesville, Fla., omnirange sta­ the Cochise omnirange 257° True radial; tion; point of intersection of the Talla­ Lone Rock, Wis., omnirange station via Cochise, Ariz., omnirange station; San the intersection of the Lone Rock omni­ hassee, Fla., omnirange 091° True and Simon, Ariz., omnirange station; to the range 103° True and the Milwaukee om­ the Cross City, Fla., omnirange 333® True Truth or Consequences, N. Mex., omni­ nirange 273° True radials; to the Mil­ radiais; to the Albany, Ga., omnirange range station. waukee, Wis., omnirange station. From station, including a west alternate from 44. Section 600.6210 is amended by the Lansing, Mich., omnirange station to the Orlando omnirange station to the changing the caption to read: “VOR the Salem, Mich., omnirange station. Albany omnirange station via the point civil airway No. 210 {Los Angeles, Calif., From the Erie, Pa., omnirange station of intersection of the Orlando omni- to Wheeling, W. Va.)” and by adding a via the Bradford, Pa., omnirange sta- Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6055 tion;” to read: “From the Lone Rock, {Arndt. 12] “ Dallas, Tex., nondirectional radio Wis., omnirange station via the intersec­ P art 601—D e s ig n a t io n o f C o n t r o l beacon.” 103* tion of the Lone Rock omnirange A reas, C o n t r o l Z o n e s , a n d R e p o r t in g 12. Section 601.1223 Control area ex­ 273° True and the Milwaukee omnirange P oints tension {Miramar, Calif.) is amended by True radials; Milwaukee, Wis., omni­ alterations deleting the words which read: “exclud­ range station; Muskegon, Mich., omni­ ing the airspace below 15,000 feet MSL, range station; Lansing, Mich., omnirange The control area, control zone and re­ which lies within restricted area (R~ station; Salem, Mich., omnirange sta­ porting point alterations appearing here­ 297).” tion; Windsor, Ont., omnirange station; inafter have been coordinated with the 13. Section 601.1267 is amended to Erie, Pa., omnirange station; Bradford, civil operators involved, the Army, the read: Pa., omnirange station;”. Navy and the Air Force, through the Air § 601.1267 52. Section 600.6604 VOR civil airway Coordinating Committee Airspace Panel, Control area extension No. 1504 (San Francisco, Calif., to Wash­ and are adopted to become effective when {Springfield, III.). The airspace within ington, D. C.) is amended by changing indicated in order to promote safety. a 15-mile radius of Springfield omni­ the portion which reads: “ to the Carter- Compliance with the notice procedures, range station extending clockwise from ton, Mich., omnirange station. From the and effective date provisions of section the centerline of VOR civil airway No. Cleveland, Ohio, omnirange station via 4 of the Administrative Procedure Act 233 north of Springfield to the centerline the Wheeling, W. Va., omnirange sta­ would be impracticable and contrary to of VOR civil airway No. 50 west of tion;” to read: “ Carleton, Mich., omni­ public interest and therefore is not re­ Springfield, and within a 25-mile radius range station; intersection of the Carle- quired. of the omnirange station extending clockwise from the centerline of VOR ton omnirange 097° True and the Cleve­ Part 601 is amended as follows: civil airway No. 50 west of Springfield to land omnirange 327° True radials; 1. Section 601.248 Red civil airway No. the centerline of VOR civil airway No. Cleveland, Ohio, omnirange station; 48 control area (Helena, Mont., to Liv­ 233 north of Springfield, 111. Wheeling, W. Va., omnirange station;”. ingston, M ont.), is revoked. 53. Section 600.6606 VOR civil airway 2. Section 601.293 Red civil airway No. 14. Section 601.1282 is amended to No. 1506 (San Francisco, Calif., to Wash­ 93 control area (Lincoln, Nebr., to read: ington, D. C.) is amended by changing Omaha, Nebr.), is revoked. 3. Section 601.1002 is amended to read: § 601.1282 Control area extension the portion which reads: “Mansfield, {Wichita, Kans.). All of the airspace Ohio, omnirange station;” to read: “ Ap­ § 601.1002 Control area extension bounded on the north by a line 10 mites pleton, Ohio, omirange station; ”. (Austin, Tex.). The airspace within a north of and parallel to the 259° True 54. Section 600.6608 VOR civil airway 40-mile radius of the Austin nondirec- and 79° True radials of the Emporia, No. 1508 (Los Angeles, Calif., to New tional radio beacon, excluding the por­ Kans., omnirange, on the east by a line York, N. Y.) is amended by changing the tion which overlaps restricted area 10 mites east of and parallel to the 209° portion which reads: “ to the Carleton, (R-343). True and 29° True radials of the Em­ Mich., omnirange station. From the poria, Kans., omnirange to and along the Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange station via 4. Section 601.1070 Control area ex­ tension (Oceanside, Calif.) is revoked. southern boundary of Red civil airway the Fitzgerald, Pa., omnirange station;” No. 105 to a point at latitude 37°45'00", to read: “ Carleton, Mich., omnirange 5. Section 601.1071 Control area ex­ tension (Burbank, Calif.) is amended by longitude 96° 04'15", thence direct to station; Jefferson, Ohio, omnirange sta­ latitude 37°22'00", longitude 96°H'00", tion;.point of intersection of the Brad­ changing the last portion to read: “ and on the West by a line 5 miles west of and thence direct to latitude 37°08'30", longi­ ford, Pa., omnirange 260° True and the tude 96° 11'00"; on the south by a line 10 Fitzgerald omirange 304° True radials; parallel to a direct line between the Bur­ bank, Calif. ILS outer marker and the mites south of and parallel to the 85° Fitzgerald, Pa., omnirange station;”. True and 265° True radials of the An­ 55. Section 600.6612 VOR civil airway intersection of the southeast course of the Camarillo, Calif., radio range with thony, Kans., omnirange; on the west by No. 1512 (Los Angeles, Cjalif., to New a line 10 mites west of and parallel to the York, N. Y.) is amended by changing the a line bearing 260° True from the Los Angeles, Calif., nondirectional radio 195° and 15° True radials of the Hutch­ portion which reads; “ From the Indi­ inson, Kans., omnirange; that airspace anapolis, Ind., omnirange station via the beacon.” 6. Section 601.1074 Control area ex­ within 5 mites either side of a direct line Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station;” to extending from the Wichita, Kans., om- read: “ From the Indianapolis, Ind., om­ tension (Los Angeles, Calif.) is revoked. 7. Section 601.1137 is amended to read: omnirange station to the Tulsa, Okla., nirange station via the intersection of the omnirange station. Indianapolis, omnirange 084° True and § 601.1137 Control area extension the Dayton omnirange 261° True radials; (Big Spring, Tex.). The airspace within 15. Section 601.1323 Control area ex­ Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station;” . a 35-mile radius of the Big Spring omni­ tension {Dallas, Tex.) {Dallas-Houston- 56. Section 600.6614 VOR civiLairway range station. Austin Area) is amended by changing No. 1514 {San Francisco, Calif., to New the last portion which reads: “ to the 8. Section 601.1155 Control area exten­ York, N. Y .) is amended by changing the Dallas, Texas, radio range station.” to sion {.Omaha, Nebr.) is amended by read: “ to the Dallas, Tex., nondirec­ portion which reads: “From the Indi­ adding the following portion to present tional radio beacon.” anapolis, Ind., omnirange station via the control area extension: “All of the air­ 16. Section 601.1334 is amended to Dayton, Ohio, omnirange station;” to space southeast of Omaha within a 25- read: read: “From the Indianapolis, Ind., om­ mile radius of the Omaha omnirange sta­ nirange station via the intersection of tion bounded on the north by VOR civil § 601.1334 Control area extension {Del Rio, Tex.). That airspace over the Indianapolis omnirange 084° True airways Nos. 6 and 8 and on the west United States territory within a 55-mite and the Dayton omnirange 261° True by VOR civil airway No. 15.” 9. Section 601.1203 Control area ex­ radius of Laughlin Air Force Base, Del radials; Dayton, Ohio, omnirange sta­ Rio, Tex. tion;”. tension {Stuttgart, Ark.) is revoked. 10. Section 601.1203 is added to read: (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 17. Section 601.1373 is amended to 425. Interpret or apply sec. 302, 52 Stat. 985, § 601.1203 Control area extension read: as amended; 49 U. S. C. 452) {Montague, Calif.). Within 5 mites § 601.1373 Control area extension either side of a line bearing 170° True This amendment shall become effective {Chattanooga, Tenn.). That airspace extending from the Montague nondirec­ 0001 e. s. t., August 29, 1957. within a 30-mile radius of the Chatta­ tional radio beacon to a point 10 mites nooga omnirange station. [ se al] Ja m es T. P y l e , south. 18. Section 601.1422 is amended to Administrator of Civil Aeronautics. 11. Section 601.1211 Control area ex­ read: Ju l y 24,1957. tension {Dallas, Tex.) is amended by § 601.1422 Control area extension (P. R. Doc. 57-6235; Filed, July 31, 1957; changing the name of the facility: “ Dal­ (Duluth, Minn.). The airspace within a 8:45 a. m.] las, Tex. radio range station” to read: 25-mite radius of the Duluth Airport in- 6056 RULES AND REGULATIONS eluding the airspace within a 30-mile Fort Worth radio range with the west on the northeast side of the southeast radius of the Duluth omnirange station course of the Dallas, Tex., radio range,” course of the Oakland radio range ex­ bounded on the north by the 274° True to read: “within 2 miles either side of tending from the radio range station to radial of the Duluth omnirange and on the south course of the Fort Worth radio the Fremont fan marker.” the east by VOR civil airway No. 13s range extending to its intersection with 38. Section 601.2187 is amended to a line bearing 255° True from the Dallas, read: 19. Section 601.1430 is added to read: Tex., nondirectional radio beacon,” . § 601.2187 San Francisco, Calif .^con­ § 601.1430 Control area extension 29. Section 601.2089 Cleveland, Ohio, trol zone. Within a 5-mile radius of the (.Wichita Falls, Tex.), That airspace control zone is amended by adding the San Francisco International Airport, bounded on the northwest by VOR civil following portion to read: “and within within 2 miles either side of the north­ airway No. 102-S, on the east by VOR 2 miles either side of the extended cen­ west-course of the San Francisco radio civil airway No. 77, and on the south by terline of Runway 23-R extending to a range extending'from the radio range VOR civil airway No. 278. point 18 miles northeast of the end of station to a point 10 miles northwest, 20. Section 601.1431 is added to read: the runway,” within 10 miles on the northwest side and 30. Section 601.2111 Louisville, Ky., iy 2 miles on the southeast side of the § 601.1431 Control area extension control zone is amended by deleting the northeast course of the San Francisco (Bozeman, M on t.). Within 5 miles portion which reads: “extending 2 miles, radio range extending from the radio either side of the southeast course of the either side of a line bearing 87° True range station to a point 9 miles north­ Bozeman radio range extending from the from Bowman Field to a point 11 miles east, and within 2 miles on the southwest radio range station to a point 10 miles east of the field,” . side of the southeast course of the San southeast. 31. Section 601.2118 Langley AFB, Va., Francisco radio range extending from is revoked. 21. Section 601.1432 is added to read: control zone the radio range station to a point 5 miles 32. Section 601.2118 is added to read: southeast. The portions of this control § 601.1432 Control area extension § 601.2118 Hampton Roads, Va., con­ zone which overlap the Oakland, Calif.-» (Billings, Mont.). The airspace north­ trol zone. Within a 5-mile radius of control zone are excluded. west of Billings, Mont., within a 20-mile Langley AFB and within 2 miles either radius of the Billings omnirange station 39. Section 601.2298 Omaha, Nebr., side of the extended centerline of Run­ bounded on the south by VOR civil air­ control zone is amended by adding the way 25 extending from the 5-mile radius following portion to present control zone: way No. 2 and on the east by VOR civil zone to a point 6 miles southwest of the airway No. 19. “ and within 2 miles either side of the 72° Morrison nondirectional radio beacon, True and 252° True radiais of the Omaha 22. Section 601.1433 is added to read: excluding the portion which overlaps omnirange extending from the Offutt § 601.1433 Control area extension restricted area R-49. AFB 5-mile radius zone to a point 2 miles (Ephrata, Wash.). The airspace nortji 33. Section 601.2136 Chattanooga, northeast of the omnirange station.” of VOR airway No. 2 within a 25-mile ra­ Tenn., control zone is revoked. 40. Section 601.2301 is amended to dius of the Ephrata omnirange station, 34. Section 601.2136 is added to read: read: excluding the portion which overlaps § 601.2136 Newport News, Va., control § 601.2301 Waco, Tex., control zone. Coulee Dam restricted area (R-248), zone. Within a 5-mile radius of Patrick Within a 5-mile radius of Waco Munici­ 23. Section 601.1434 is added to read: Henry Airport and within 2 miles either pal Airport, within a 5-mile radius of side of the ILS localizer course extend­ James Connally AFB, Waco, Tex., within § 601.1434 Control area extension ing from the localizer to a point 10 miles 2 miles either side of direct lines from (Key West, F la .)., The airspace within southwest of the outer marker, excluding James Connally AFB extending north­ 5 miles either side of a direct line ex­ the portion which overlaps the Hampton ward to the West nondirectional radio tending from the Key West, Fla., radio Roads, Va. (Langley AFB) control zone. beacon and eastward to the Prairie Hill range station to the Tamiami, Fla., non- nondirectional radio beacon. directional radio beacon, excluding the 35. Section 601.2149 is amended to airspace above 20,000 feet MSL. read: 41. Section 601.2332 is amended to read: 24. Section 601.1983 Three mile radius § 601.2149 Jacksonville, Fla., control zones is amended by deleting the follow­ zone. Within a 5-mile radius of Imeson § 601.2332 Beaumont, Tex., control ing airport: “Pocatello, Idaho: Phillips Airport, within 2 miles either side of the zone. Within a 5-mile radius of Jeffer­ Airport.” 64° True radial of the Jacksonville omni­ son County Airport, Beaumont, Tex., 25. Section 601.1984 Five mile radius range extending from the omnirange sta­ within 2 miles either side of the north zones is amended by adding the follow­ tion to a point 10 miles northeast, within course of the Beaumont radio range ex­ ing airports. 2 miles either side of the east course of tending from the radio range station Chattanooga, Tenn: Lovell Field. the Jacksonville radio range extending to a point 10 miles north, within 2 miles Fayetteville, Ark: Fayetteville-Drake Field. from the radio range station to the Fort either side of the 64a True and 244° George Island fan marker and including True radiais of the Beaumont omnirange 26. Section 601.2025 Big Spring, Tex., the airspace within a 3-mile radius of extending from the 5-mile radius zone control zone is amended by adding the Mayport Naval Auxiliary Air Station. to a point 10 miles southwest of the following portion to present control zone: omnirange station, and within 2 miles “ and within 2 miles either side o f the 36. Section 601.2179 is amended to either side of the Beaumont ILS local­ 191° True radial of the Big Spring omni­ read: izer northwest course extending from the range extending from the 5-mile radius § 601.2179 Los Angeles, Calif., control 5-mile radius zone to a point 10 miles zone to the omnirange station.” zone. Within a 5-mile radius of the Los northwest of the airport. 27. Section 601.2027 Dallas, Tex., con­ Angeles International Airport, within 2 42. Section 601.2410 is added to read: trol zone is amended by changing the miles either side of the ILS east course portion which reads: “ within 2 miles extending from the localizer to a point § 601.2410 Pocatello, Idaho, control either side of the south course of the 6 miles east of the airport, and within zone. Within a 5-mile radius of Phil­ Dallas radio range extending from the 2 miles either side of a line bearing 338° lips Airport, Pocatello, Idaho, within 2 radio range station to the Duncanville True from the Los Angeles nondirec­ miles either side of the west course of fan marker,” to read: “ within 2 miles tional radio beacon extending to the the Pocatello radio range extending either side of a 185° True bearing extend­ Burbank, Calif., control zone. from the radio range station to a point ing from the Dallas nondirectional radio 37. Section 601.2180 Oakland, Calif., 10 miles west, and within 2 miles either beacon to the Duncanville fan marker,” . control zone is amended by changing the side of a line bearing 45° True from 28. Section 601.2029 Fort Worth, Tex., last portion which reads: “ and within 2 Phillips Airport extending to a point 10 control zone is amended by changing the miles either side of the southeast course miles northeast of the airport. portion which reads: “ within 2 miles of the Oakland, radio range extending either side of the south course of the from the radio range station to the Fre­ 43. Section 601.2411 is added to read: Fort Worth radio range extending to the mont fan marker.” to read: “ and within § 601.2411 Clinton, Okla., control intersection of the south course of the 2 miles on the southwest side and 7 miles zone. Within a 7-mile radius of Clin- Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6057 ton-Sherman AFB, Clinton, Okla., and con and the southeast course of the 63. Section 601.6200 is amended to within 2 miles either side of the ex­ Camarillo, Calif., radio range;”. read: 51. Section 60L4210 Red civil airway tended centerline of Runway 17/35 ex­ § 601.6200 VO R civil airway No. 200 No. 10 (AmariUo, Tex., to Augusta, Ga.) tending from the Air Force Base to points control areas {Ukiah, Calif., to K rem m - is amended by changing the name of the 9 miles north and south of the Air Force ling, Colo.). All of VOR civil airway No. Base. facility “Dallas, Tex., radio range sta­ tion;” to read: “Dallas, Tex., nondirec­ 200. 44. Section 601.2412 is added to read: tional radio beacon;”. 64. Section 601.6202 is amended to § 601.2412 Mineral Wells, Tex., con­ 52. Section 601.4248 Red civil airway read: trol zone. The airspace beginning at a No. 48 (Helena, Mont., to Livingston, § 601.6202 VOR civil airway No. 202 point at latitude 32°47'40", longitude M ont.) is revoked. control areas ( Tucson, Ariz., to Truth or 97°58'30" on Highway 180, extending 53. Section 601.4265 is amended to Consequences, N. M exf), All of VOR ci­ clockwise along the arc of a 5 mile radius read: vil airway No. 202. circle centered on the Mineral Wells § 601.4265 Red civil airway No. 65 Airport to a line 2 miles northeast of 65. Section 601.6210 is amended to (Los Angeles, Calif., to Hayfield Lake, and parallel to the 319° True radial of read: C alif.). The intersection of a line bear­ the Mineral Wells omnirange, thence ing 175° True from the Los Angeles, I 601.6210 VOR civil airway No. 210 southeastward along this parallel line Calif., nondirectional radio beacon and control areas {Los Angeles, Calif., to to and including a 3-mile radius of the the southwest course of the Long Beach, Wheeling, W. Va.). All of VOR civil air­ Mineral Wells Airport thence clockwise Calif., radio range. way No. 210. to a point at latitude 32°47'40", thence east along this latitude to point of be­ 54. Section 601.4293 Red civil airway 66. Section 601.6232 is added to read: ginning; within 2 miles either side of No. 93 (Lincoln, Nebr., to Omaha, Nebr.) § 601.6232 VOR civil airway No. 232 the 319* True and 139° True radials is revoked. control areas {Cleveland, Ohio, to Fitz­ of the Mineral Wells omnirange extend­ 55. Section 601.6036 is amended to gerald, Pa. ). All of VOR civil airway No. ing from the 5-mile radius zone to a read: 232. point 10 miles southeast of the omnirange § 601.6036 VOR civil airway No. 36, 67. Section 601.6275 is added to read: station. control areas (Toronto, Ontario, Canada 45. Section 601.2413 is added to read: to N. Y .). All of VOR civil airway No. § 601.6275 VOR civil airway No. 275 36, including south alternates. control areas {Cincinnati, Ohio, to De­ § 601.2413 Hoquiam, Wash., control troit, Mich.). All of VOR civil airway zone. Within a 3-mile radius of Bower- 56. Section 601.6055 is amended to No. 275. man Airport, Hoquiam, Wash., excluding read: the portion above 14,500 feet MSL. 68. Section 601.6277 is amended to § 601.6055 VOR civil airway No. 55 read: 46. Section 601.4012 Green civil air­ control areas (Dayton, Ohio, to Green way No. 2 (Seattle, Wash., to Boston, Bay, W is.). All of VOR civil airway No. § 601.6277 VOR civil airway No. 277 Mass.) is amended by changing the name 55 including west alternates, but exclud­ control areas {Plain City, Ohio, to Keeler, of the facility “Livingston, Mont., radio ing the airspace between the main air­ M ich .). All of VOR civil airway No. 277. range station;” to read: “Livingston, way and its west alternate from the Fort 69. Section 601.6278 is added to read: Mont., nondirectional radio beacon;” . Wayne, Ind., omnirange station to the 47. Section 601.4101 Amber civil air- Goshen, Ind., omnirange station. § 601.6278 VOR civil airway No. 278 way No. 1 ( United States-Mexican Border control areas {Guthrie, Tex., to Fort 57. Section 601.6081 is amended to Worth, Tex.). All of VOR civil airway to Nome, Alaska) is amended by chang­ read: ing the name of the facility “Los Angeles, No. 278. Calif., radio range station” to read: § 601.6081 VOR civil airway No. 81 70. Section 601.6279 is added to read: control areas (Midland, Tex., to Salt “Los Angeles, Calif*, nondirectional ra­ § 601.6279 VOR civil airway No. 279 Lake City, Utah). All of VOR civil air­ dio beacon;” . control areas. [Unassigned. 3 48. Section 601.4104 Amber civil air­ way No. 81, including east alternates. way No. 4 (Brownsville, Tex., to Minot, 71. Section 601.7001 VOR domestic re­ 58. Section 601.6102 is amended to porting points is amended by adding the N. Dak.) is amended by changing the read: name of the facility “Austin, Tex., radio following reporting points: range station;” to read: “Austin, Tex., § 601.6102 VOR civil airway No. 102 Greentown Intersection: The intersection nondirectional radio beacon;” and by control areas (Lubbock, Tex., to Wichita of the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton, Pa. omnirange changing the reporting point which Falls, Tex.). All of VOR civil airway No. 117° True (127° M ) and the Stroudsburg, reads: “ intersection of the south course 102, including a south alternate. Pa., omnirange 000° True (010° M ) radials. Buck Hill Intersection : The intersection of of the Fort Worth, Tex., radio range and 59. Section 601.6133 is amended to the Stroudsburg, Pa., omnirange 345® True the west course of the Dallas, Tex., radio read: (355° M) and the Stillwater, N. J., omni­ range;” to read: “intersection of the range 293° True (309° M) radials. south course of the Fort Worth, Tex., § 601.6133 VOR civil airway No. 133 Pecks Pond Intersection: The intersection radio range and a line bearing 255° True control areas (Parkersburg, W. Va., to of the. Wilkes-Barre-Scranton, Pa., omni­ Flint, Mich.), All of VOR civil airway from the Dallas, Tex., nondirectional range 136° True (146° M) and the Strouds­ No. 133. burg, Pa., omnirange 000° True (010° M ) radio beacon;” . radials. 49. Section 601.4106 Amber civil air­ 60. Section 601.6159 is amended to Geyserville Intersection: The intersection way No. 6 (Jacksonville, Fla., to United read: of the Ukiah, Calif., omnirange 147° True States-Canadian Border) is amended by § 601.6159 VOR civil airway No. 159 and thé Point Reyes, Calif, omnirange 352° True radials. deleting the following reporting point: control areas {Miami, Fla., to Albany, Union Pass Intersection: The intersection “Chattanooga, Term., radio range sta­ G a.). All of VOR civil airway No. 159, of the Daggett, Calif., omnirange 078® True tion;” . including a west alternate. and the Needles, Calif., omnirange 004° True 50. Section 601.4108 Amber civil airway radials. 61. Section 601.6195 is amended to Farmington, N. Mex., omnirange station. No. 8 (Los Angeles, Calif., to Ellensburg, read: Wash.) is amended by changing the re­ and by revoking the following reporting porting point which reads: “ The inter­ 1 601.6195 VOR civil airway No. 195 point: section of the west course of the Los control areas {Oakland, Calif., to For- Branchville Intersection: The intersection Angeles, Calif., radio range and the tuna, Calif.). All of VOR civil airway of the Stroudsburg, Pa., omnirange 055® True No. 195 including a west alternate. and the Wilkes-Barre-Scranlon, Pa., omni­ southeast course of the Camarillo, Calif., range 117° True radiais. radio range;” to read: “ The intersection 62. Section 601.6197 VOR civil airway (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984, as amended; 49 U. S. C. of a line bearing 260* True from the Los No. 197 control areas {Toledo, Ohio, to 425. Interpret or apply sec. 601,52 Stat. 1007, Angeles, Calif., nondirectional radio bea­ Detroit, Mich.) is revoked. as amended; 49 U. S. C. 551) 6053 RULES AND REGULATIONS

This amendment shall become effec­ the Army, the Navy and the Air Force, The device shall not render the refriger­ tive 0001 e. s. t. August 29, 1957. through the Air Coordinating Commit­ ator unsatisfactory for the preservation tee, Airspace Panel, and are adopted to [ s e a l ] J am es T . P y l e , of food under any or all normal condi­ Administrator of Civil Aeronautics. become effective when indicated in order tions of use. to promote safety of the flying public. § 260.4 Detailed requirements— (a) J u l y 24, 1957. Since a military function of the United As determined by the States is involved, compliance with the Releasing forces. [P. R. Doc. 57-6236; Piled, July 31, 1957; tests called for in § 260.5, the device (1) 8:45 a. m.j notice, procedure and effective date pro­ visions of section 4 of the Administrative shall permit the refrigerator door to be Procedure Act is not required. opened on the application of a force Part 608 is amended as follows: equivalent to one which, if directed per­ [Arndt. 203] 1. Section 608.18, the Pinecastle, pendicularly to the plane of the door and applied anywhere along the latch edge P art 608— R estricted A reas Florida, area (R-340) amended Febru­ ary 27,1957, in 22 F. R. 1115, is rescinded. of the inside of the closed door, shall ALTERATIONS 2. Section 608.18, the Pinecastle, not exceed 15 pounds, (2) shall permit The restricted area alterations ap­ Florida, area (R-165) amended Febru­ the refrigerator door to be opened on pearing hereinafter have been coordi­ ary 27, 1957, in 22 F. R. 1115, is redesig­ the application of clockwise or counter­ nated with the civil operators involved, nated as follows: clockwise turning moment of not more than 5 in.-lb. to a knob on the door through an angle of rotation of 45° Nam e and location D e s c rip tio n b y g e o g ra p h ic a l c oo rd in a te s D e s ig n a te d T im e o f Controlling (c h a rt) a ltitu d e s designation a g e n c y (±15®) in either direction, or (3) shall function automatically to permit the door to be opened with a force of 15 Pinecastle, Fla., Within a 6 mile radius of latitude S u rfa c e to Continuous... COM FLTAIR, restricted area 29°06'52", longitude 81°42'55". u n lim ite d . Jacksonville, pounds or less applied as described in (R-165) (Orlando). F la . subparagraph (1) of this paragraph whenever space (s) exist or is (are) 3. Section 608.25, the Fort Campbell,enabling the doors of household refrig­ created with dimensions and volumes Kentucky, area (R-63) amended Feb­ erators to be opened from the inside. exceeding the dimensions and volumes ruary 5, 1957, in 22 F. R. 716, is further (c) The term “ effective date” means imposed by § 260.2. amended by changing thè “Designated the date under the provisions of the (b) Description and location of Altitudes” column to read: “ Surface to act after which all household refrigera­ Jcnob(s). The knob(s) shall resemble 40,000 feet MSL” . tors manufactured and introduced or de­ a conventional doorknob in shape and (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984, as amended; 49 U. S. C. livered for introduction into interstate size, and shall be mounted near the latch 425. Interprets or applies sec. 601, 52 Stat. commerce must comply with this stand­ side of the door extending into the cabi­ 1007, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 551) ard. This date is October 30, 1958. net at least XU inch beyond any inner (d) The term “ household refrigera­ door surface within a six-inch radius of This amendment shall become effective tor” means a cabinet or any part of a the knob center. The knob(s) shall be on August 23,1957. cabinet designed for the storage of food mounted in such a manner that there is [ s e a l ] J a m es T . P y l e , at temperatures above 32° F., having a a minimum of % inch clearance between Administrator of Civif Aeronautics. source of refrigeration and intended for the inner periphery of the knob(s) and household use. adjacent inner door surfaces. The J u l y 24,1957. (e) The term “ opened” as applied to knob(s) shall be located so as to provide [P. R. Doc. 57-6237; Piled, July 31, 1957; a refrigerator door means to effect re­ the accessibility required by § 260.2. 8:45 a.m .] lease of the latching mechanism so that (c) Wear. The device shall comply a trapped child would have to apply with, the requirements of paragraph little or no further effort in order to (a) of this section after 300,000 cycles of TITLE 15— COMMERCE AND escape. operation of the door as determined by FOREIGN TRADE (f) The term “ shelving” means any the tests called for in § 260.5. shelf, basket, drawer, dr baffle which can (d) Protection against adverse effects Chapter II— National Bureau of Stand­ be readily removed from the refrigera­ from spillage, cleaning, defrosting, and ards, Department of Commerce tor without the use of tools. condensation. Devices shall be designed so that spillage of foods or beverages, Subchapter F— Standards for Safety Devices § 260.2 Scope and application. This cleaning or defrosting in accordance with standard shall apply to devices furnished P art 260— S tandard for D e v ic e s To P er ­ manufacturer’s recommendations, or with household refrigerators manufac­ m it t h e O p e n in g o f H o u s e h o l d R e ­ normal condensation will not so ad­ tured and introduced or delivered for frig er ator D oors F r o m t h e I n s id e versely affect the operation of the device introduction into interstate commerce as to result in its failure to meet the re­ Pursuant to the provisions of section after the effective date which enable quirements of paragraph (a) of this 3 of the act of August 2, 1956, “To re­ such refrigerators to be opened from the section, as determined by the tests called quire certain safety devices on house­ inside. The requirements of this stand­ hold refrigerators shipped in interstate for in § 260.5. ard shall apply to household refrigera­ (e) Devices which permit door to be commerce,” the following commercial tors in their normal operating position opened as a result of forces or turning standards are prescribed: only. The releasing feature (s) of the moments applied to movable components sec. device shall be accessible from all spaces 260.1 Definitions. ' inside the refrigerator. Those compon­ which (a) are bounded by interior walls ents of a device upon which the safety 260.2 Scope and application. or shelving, (b) are directly accessible features of the device depend shall not 260.3 General requirements.' when the exterior hinged door(s) is 260.4 Detailed requirements. break, crack, permanently deform, nor (are) opened, and

F ederal R eg ister (60 Stat. 237; 5 U. S. C. chapter and the applicable laws and reg­ F ederal R egister (60 Stat. 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001, et seq.). ulations of the State of North Dakota. 1001, et seq.). Issued at Washington, D. C., and dated (Sec. 10, 45 Stat. 1224; 16 TT. S. C. 715i) Issued at Washington, D. C., and dated July 26, 1957. Since the foregoing amendments have July 26, 1957. D. H. Jan ze n , the effect of relieving restrictions appli­ D. H . J a n z e n , Director, cable to the Lower Souris National Wild­ Director, Bureau of Sport life Refuge, compliance with the 30-day Bureau of Sport Fisheries and, Wildlife. advance publication provision is not re­ Fisheries and Wildlife. [F. R. Doc. 57-6244; Filed, July 31, 1957; quired, and they shall become effective [F. R. Doc. 57-6246; Filed, July 31, 1957; 8:47 a. m.] immediately upon publication in the F ed­ 8:47 a. m.J er al R eg ister (60 Stat. 237; 5 U. S. G. 1001, et seq.). P art 35— N ortheastern R e g io n Issued at Washington, D. C., and dated P art 33— C e n t r a l R e g io n July 26, 1957. S u b pa r t —M o o s e h o r n N a t io n a l W il d l if e R e f u g e , M a in e S u b pa r t —L o w e r S o u r is N a t io n a l W il d ­ D . H . J a n z e n , h u n t in g l if e R e f u g e , N o r t h D a k o t a Director, Bureau of Sport Basis and purpose. Pursuant to the h u n t i n g Fisheries and Wildlife. authority conferred upon me by 50 CFR Basis and purpose. Pursuant to the [F. R. Doc. 57-6245; Filed, July 31, 1957; 18.11, I have determined that resident authority conferred upon me by 50 CFR 8:47 a. m.J species of game birds and mammals, as 18.11,1 have determined that migratory defined by State law or regulation, may birds and resident species of game birds be taken by hunting on portions of the and mammals, as defined by State law or Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, regulation, may be taken by hunting on P art 33— C e n t r a l R e g io n Maine, without interfering with the pri­ portions of the Lower Souris National mary purpose of the area. Accordingly, Wildlife Refuge, North Dakota, without S u bpar t—S w a n L a k e N a t io n a l W il d l if e a hew center headnote, as set forth above, interfering with the primary purpose R e f u g e , M is s o u r i and § 35.37, reading as follows, are of the area. Accordingly, a new subpart added: h u n t in g and center headnote, as set forth above, § 35.3*7 Hunting of resident game. and §§ 33.101 and 33.102, reading as Basis and purpose. Pursuant to the Resident species of game birds and mam­ follows, are added: authority conferred upon me by 50 CFR mals, as defined by State law or regula­ § 33.101 Hunting of migratory game 18.11, and in accordance with subsection tion, may be taken within the Moosehorn 'birds permitted. Migratory game birds (a) of section 4 of the Migratory Bird National Wildlife Refuge at such times, may be taken in accordance with the pro­ Hunting Stamp Act as amended August in such numbers, and by such means as visions of Part 6 of this chapter on such 12, 1949 (63 Stat. 600; 16 U. S. C. 718d may be determined each year by the Re­ portion or portions of the Lower Souris (a) ), I have determined that migratory gional Director, Region 5 (Northeastern National Wildlife Refuge as may be game birds may be taken on portions Region), of thp Bureau of Sport Fish­ designated as open to the hunting of of the Swan Lake National Wildlife eries and Wildlife, only on such areas as migratory game birds each year by suit­ Refuge, Missouri, without interfering may be designated as open to hunting able posting by the refuge officer in with the primary purpose of the area. by suitable pasting by the refuge officer charge, subject to the conditions and Accordingly, a new center headnote, as in charge. Hunting on the refuge shall restrictions in Parts 18 and 21-of this set forth above, and a new section, read­ be in accordance with the conditions chapter: Provided, That hunting dogs, ing as follows, are added: and restrictions of Parts 18 and 21 of not to exceed two per hunter, may be § 33.226 Hunting of migratory game this chapter and the applicable laws and used on such areas for the purpose of birds permitted. Migratory game birds regulations of the State of Maine. retrieving dead or wounded birds, but may be taken in accordance with the pro­ (Sec. 10^45 Stat. 1224; 16 U. S. C. 7151) such dogs shall not be permitted to run visions of Part 6 of this chapter on such at large on the public shooting grounds portion or portions of the Swan Lake Na­ Since the foregoing amendments have or elsewhere on the refuge. tional Wildlife Refuge as may be desig­ the effect of relieving restrictions appli­ nated as open to the hunting of migra­ cable to the Moosehorn National Wildlife § 33.102 Hunting of resident game. Refuge, compliance with the 30-day ad­ Resident species of game birds and mam­ tory game birds each year by suitable posting by the refuge officer in charge, vance publication-provision prescribed by mals, as defined by State law or regula­ section 4 (c) of the Administrative Pro­ tion, may be taken, within the Lower subject to the conditions and restrictions in Parts 18 and 21 of this chapter and cedure Act is not required, and they shall Souris National Wildlife Refuge at such become effective immediately upon pub­ times, in such numbers, and by such such regulations as may be prescribed by the State of Missouri Conservation lication in the F ederal R eg ister (60 Stat. means as may be determined each year 238; 5 U. S. C. 1003 (c) ). by the Regional Director, Region 3 (Cen­ Commission: Provided, That the use of dogs for hunting purposes is prohibited. Issued at Washington, D. C., and dated tral Region), of the Bureau of Sport July 29,1957. Fisheries and Wildlife, only on such areas (Sec. 10, 45 Stat. 1224; 16 U. S. C. 715i) D. H. J a n z e n , as may be designated as open to hunting Since the foregoing amendment has Director, by suitable posting by the refuge officer the effect of relieving restrictions ap­ Bureau of Sport in charge. Hunting on the refuge shall plicable to the Swan Lake National Wild­ Fisheries and Wildlife. be in accordance with the conditions and life Refuge, it shall become effective [F. R. Doc. 57-6269; Filed, July 31, 1957; restrictions of Parts 18 and 21 of this immediately upon publication in the 8:52 a. m.l Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6063

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ADDITIONAL STANDARDS: ADENOVIRUS (b) Filtration. Within 72 hours pre­ VACCINE ceding the beginning of inactivation, the Agricultural Marketing Service §73.110 The product—(a) Proper virus suspensions shall be filtered or clarified by a method having an efficiency [ 7 CFR Part 998 ] name and definition. For the purpose of section 351 (a) (2) of the act and at least equivalent to a Selas 02 type [Docket No. AO-259—A2] § 73.1 (j), the proper name of this prod­ filter. (c) The virus titer. The titer of each i l k i n o r p u s h r is t i ex as uct shall be “Adenovirus Vaccine” with M C C , T , virus pool after filtration shall be deter­ M a r k e t in g A rea a designation of the types of virus in­ mined by a suitable method. It shall cluded in the vaccine. Such vaccine EXTENSION OF TIME FOR COMPLETING shall consist of an aqueous preparation also be demonstarted that each virus REFERENDUM of one or more adenoviruses grown in pool possesses adenovirus group antigen Pursuant to the provisions of the Agri­ monkey kidney tissue cultures inacti­ by the complement-fixing test. cultural Marketing Agreement Act of vated by a suitable method. Where (d) Inactivation of virus. The virus shall be inactivated, as evidenced by the 1937, as amended (7 U. S. C. 601 et seq.), more than one type of virus is used in and the applicable rules o f practice and the preparation of the vaccine, equal test in tissue* culture as set forth in § 73.112, through the use of an agent or procedure governing the formulation of proportions of each type shall be com­ method which has been demonstrated to marketing agreements and marketing bined with a tolerance for each compo­ be effective in the hands of the manufac­ orders (7 CFR Part 900), notice is hereby nent of 5 percent of the total volume. turer in inactivating a series of at least 5 given that the time for completing the (b) Strains of virus. Strains of ad­ consecutive lots of adenovirus vaccine. referendum^as provided in the referen­ enovirus used in the preparation of the If formaldehyde is used for inactivation, dum order as included in the decision vaccine shall be identified by historical it shall be added to the virus suspension of the Assistant Secretary, July 11, 1957 records, infectivity tests, and immuno­ to a final concentration of USP formal­ (22 F. R. 5581), with respect to the pro­ logical methods. Any strain of virus dehyde solution of at least 1:4000. The posed amendments to the tentative mar­ may be used that produces a vaccine keting agreement and to the order regu­ inactivation shall be conducted under meeting the safety and potency require­ controlled conditions of pH and time at a lating the handling of milk in the Corpus ments in §§73.112 and 73.113, provided Christi, Texas, marketing area, which temperature of 36°-38° C. As an indica­ that no strain with passage in malignant tion of inactivation, not less than two was issued July 11, 1957 (22 F. R. 5581), cells of human or animal origin shall be samples shal\ be removed during the in­ is hereby extended from July 26, 1957 to used as a seed for vaccine production, and including August 9, 1957, activation process and treated as pre­ and that the seed material must have scribed in § 73.112 (b) (1). Regardless Dated: July 26, 1957. been maintained in monkey kidney cul­ of the concentration of formaldehyde tures for at least 10 passages prior to used, the total heating period shall be not [ s e a l ] T r u e D. M or se, use. Acting Secretary. less than 20 hours and at least three (c) Monkey kidney tissue. OnljVcyn- times the period required for the reduc­ [F. R. Doc. 57-6240; Filed, July 31, 1957; omolgus, rhesus monkeys or other, species tion of live virus to a point where no virus 8:46 a. m.J of equal suitability, in overt good health, is detected in a 5-milliliter sample when that have reacted negatively to tuber­ tested in accordance with § 73.112 (b) culin within 2 weeks prior to use shall (1). At .the end of the heating period, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDU­ be used as a source of kidney tissue for a sample shall be removed for the single the production of virus. Each animal strain tissue culture safety test. CATION, AND WELFARE shall be examined at necropsy under the supervision of a qualified pathologist for § 73.112 Tests for safety. In the Public Health Service gross signs of disease. I f there is any preparation of the product, the following [ 42 CFR Part 73 ] gross pathological lesion of any signifi­ tests relating to safety shall be conducted cance to their use in the preparation of by the manufacturer: B io lo g ic P ro ducts vaccine, the kidneys shall be discarded. (a) The virus pool. (1) Prior to in­ ADENOVIRUS VACCINE Kidney tissue from monkeys that have activation, each virus pool shall be test­ been used previously for experimental ed for the presence of B virus and Myco­ Notice is hereby given of intention to' purposes shall not be used, except that bacterium tuberculosis by suitable ani­ profnulgate regulations pursuant to sec­ monkeys in overt good nealth, used for mal and culture methods; tion 351 of the Public Health Service Act, the safety or potency tests of adenovirus (2) Each single strain virus pool shall as amended (42 U. S. C. 262). The pur­ vaccines with negative clinical findings be shown to be free of lymphocytic chor- pose of the proposed regulations, set (§§ 73.112 and 73.113) that have reacted iomehingitis virus and other mouse path­ forth below, is to adopt additional stand­ negatively to tuberculin prior to such ogens by intracerebral injection into 10 ards designed to assure the continued test, may be used within two weeks of the or more mice which shall be observed safety, purity and potency of adenovirus end of the test period. The monkeys daily for at least 21 days. All mice vaccine, a hew product. In the interests shall not at any time have been housed which die during the observation period of the public health and to avoid unnec­ in the same building where monkeys shall be studied as to the possible cause essary delay in the issuance of licenses, actually infected with or exposed to of death. A negative test shall not be it is also proposed that such regulations poliovirus are housed, and due precau­ valid unless at least 8 mice survive the as may be adopted will be made effective tions shall be taken to prevent cross in­ full observation period and unless the upon their publication in the F ederal fection from any infected or potentially virus pool was found free of agents path­ R egister. ogenic for mice ; and infected monkeys on the premises. Inquiries may be addressed, and data, (3) An identity test shall be done on views and arguments may be presented § 73.111 Production of adenovirus each virus pool using appropriate mono­ by interested parties, in writing in trip­ vaccine— (a) Cultivation of the virus. valent adenovirus serums free from polio­ licate, to the Surgeon General, Public Virus for preparing vaccine shall be myelitis antibodies. Such serums shall Health Service, Washington 25, D. C. grown with aseptic technique in monkey have been prepared from animals im­ All relevant material received not later munized with virus grown in other than than 21 days after publication of this kidney cell cultures using a synthetic medium. Suitable antibiotics in the the tissue used for the neutralization test. notice in the F ederal R egister will be The identity tests shall be done (i) in considered. minimum concentration required may be monkey kidney and (ii) in HeLa or other 1. Part 73 would be amended by theused. If penicillin is used, not more than equally susceptible cells. The tissue cul­ addition, immediately after § 73.105, of 200 units per milliliter may be added. tures shall be observed for 7 days. Those the following new subheading and new Phenol red may not exceed a concentra­ showing cytopathogenic effect in the sections (§§ 73.110 to 73.115 inclusive) : tion of 0.002 percent. presence of type specific serum shall be 6064 PROPOSED RULE MAKING subcultured in monkey kidney cells or effect occurs during the test, the vaccine effects on human subjects shall not be HeLa cells. The subcultures shall be pool shall be held until the matter is added to the final virus production me­ maintained for 7 days and observed for resolved. I f active poliomyelitis virus or dium. I f animal serum is used at any cytopathogenic effect. Only virus pools adenovirus is indicated, the strain pool stage, its calculated concentration in the free of unidentified cytopathogenic shall not be used for inclusion in a final final medium shall not exceed 1:1,000,000. agents and free of all viruses pathogenic vaccine. I f other viruses are present, the (e) Nitrogen content. The final vac­ to man other than adenoviruses may be pool shall not be used unless it can be cine shall have a protein nitrogen con­ used for vaccine production. demonstrated that such viruses did not tent of less than 0.02 milligram per milli­ (b) Single strain tissue culture test for originate from the strain pool being liter. adenovirus. (1) The samples specified tested. (f ) Dose. These additional standards in § 73.111 (d) shall be placed immedi­ (c) Final vaccine pool tissue culture for adenovirus vaccine are based on a ately after sampling in contact with so­ test. No less than 1,500 milliliters of human dose not exceeding 1.0 milliliter dium bisulfite or a similar formaldehyde the final vaccine pool without final pre­ for a single injection. neutralizing substance that will stop the servative, prepared by pooling the in­ (g) Labelling. In addition to compli­ inactivation process. Each sample shall dividual single strain preparations, shall ance with the requirements of § § 73.50 to be dialyzed or rendered non-toxic to be tested in accordance with § 73.102 73.55, inclusive, the label or package en­ tissue culture cells by an appropriate (b) and (c). closure shall include an appropriate method which does not affect the detec­ (d) Final test for active virus in mon­ statement indicating the type and tion of live virus. An amount of fluid keys. Pinal bulk vaccine shall be tested amount of each antibiotic added, if any. representing at least 5 milliliters of the in monkeys as prescribed in § 73.102 (e) The preservative used shall be stated on original virus pool shall be inoculated except that the test may be applied to the label, as well as allergenic substances into monkey kidney or other equally sus­ vaccine before it is placed in final con­ added, if any, and the source, composi­ ceptible tissue cultures. The tissue cul­ tainers, and the sample may be dialyzed tion, and method of inactivation of the tures shall be maintained for 7 to 12 in order to remove sodium bisulfite or viruses. days and examined at intervals. At the the sodium bisulfite formaldehyde com­ (h) Dating. The expiration date shall end of the above period,, the'cell sheet plex before injection intraspin ally and be not more than 6 months after either shall be removed from each culture ves­ intracerebrally into monkeys. In no the date of manufacture, as defined in sel, broken up by an appropriate means, case, however, shall dialyzed vaccine be § 73.78 (a ), or the date of issue from cold suspended in a portion of its culture fluid used for the intramuscular injection of storage. The date of issue shall be not equal to at least 10 percent of the volume the monkeys. The test is considered more than 6 months after such date of which was present during incubation, negative if the histological and other manufacture, and the product prior to and inoculated into corresponding fresh studies leave no doubt that virus infec­ issùe shall be kept constantly at a tem­ tissue culture preparations. Any fluids tions attributable to the vaccine did not perature not exceeding 10° C. recovered prior to refeeding during origi­ occur. (i) Requirements for samples and pro­ nal observation period shall be held at (e) Exclusion of certain pools from tocols. For each lot of vaccine, the fol­ 2°-5° C. A volume of each fluid repre­ final vaccine. Pools which fail to pass lowing material shall be submitted to the senting at least 10 percent of the total the tissue culture safety tests prescribed Division of Biologies Standards, National volume shall be subcultured to fresh in this section shall not be included Institutes of Health, Bethesda 14, Mary­ tissue culture. All subcultures shall be in final vaccine, unless it can be clearly land: examined for at least 7 days. This test shown that the cytopathogenic agent (1) A 2,500-milliliter sample of the fi­ shall be considered negative only if no occurred in the test system and not in nal vaccine taken at the latest possible cellular degeneration occurs attributable the vaccine pool. No pool shall be sub­ stage of production before the addition of to any virus. jected to reprocessing. preservative. (2) A sample of at least 500 milliliters § 73.113 Potency test. Each lot of (2) A 200-milliliter bulk sample of the of each single strain pool shall be fully vaccine shall be subjected to a potency final vaccine containing all preservatives. subjected to the following testing proce­ test which permits an estimation of the (3) A total of at least 200-milliliter dure in tissue culture cells, with half the antigenic capacity of the vaccine in com­ sample of the final vaccine in final la­ sample in monkey kidney cells and half parison with a reference vaccine distrib­ belled containers. in suitable human cells of demonstrated uted by the National Institutes of (4) Protocol showing the history of high susceptibility to adenovirus and Health. This shall be done using at least the lot and the results of all of the tests poliovirus. The entire sample shall be 6 animals for each dilution of each.vac­ which were carried out by the manu­ dialyzed and rendered non-toxic for cine tested and measuring the neutralize facturer. tissue culture cells. Each half of the ing antibody response of the animals sample shall be inoculated into 4 or more § 73.115 Equivalent methods. The receiving test vaccine and others receiv­ provisions of § 73.105, permitting modi­ tissue culture bottles of suitable capacity ing reference vaccine in simultaneous so that direct observation of the culture fications in methods if found equivalent tests. The average antibody level for in assuring safety, purity, and potency, cells is possible under conditions which each type shall equal or exceed the cor­ shall be applicable to the additional assure the growth of adenovirus, polio­ responding value of the reference virus or simian viruses should infective vaccine. standards relating to adenovirus vac­ particles of any one of these viruses be cine (§§73.110 to 73.114, inclusive). present in the vaccine. The monkey § 73.114 General requirements— (a) kidney cell cultures shall be performed Separate facilities. The personnel, Dated: July 11, 1957. as described in § 73.102 (b) except that a equipment and supplies used in the [ s e a l ] L . E. B u r n e y , third subculture shall be included after manufacture of adenovirus vaccine shall Surgeon General, 21 days of incubation of the initial cul­ be separated from personnel, equipment Public Health Service. ture and that this subculture shall be or supplies used in conection with any made by suspending the cell sheet. The other pathogenic virus to the extent Dated: July 12, 1957. necessary to prevent cross-contamina- initial human cell cultures shall be ob­ J. M. H ays, tiOn. served for at least 12 days. A subculture Surgeon General of the Army. shall be made on each fluid at each re­ (b) Final container tests.. Tests shall B. E. B r a d l e y , feeding and on the suspension of each be made on final containers for identity, cell sheet in the culture fluid removed at safety, and sterility, in accordance with Acting Surgeon General of the Navy. the end of the observation period. The § 73.70. Approved: July 26,1957. inoculum for the subcultures shall be a (c) Release of vaccine. A lot of vac­ M. B. F o l s o m , volume of at least 2 percent of that of cine shall not be released unless all the fluid being studied. The subculture required safety tests have given negative Secretary of Health, Education, shall be examined frequently and refed results. and Welfare. as required, and maintained for a period (d) Extraneous protein. Extraneous [F. R. Doc. 57-6270; Filed, July 31, 1957; of at least 12 days. I f a cytopathogenic protein capable of producing allergenic 8:52 a. m.] Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6065 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION tary by September 4, 1957, of the time tioned therein only when transported as requested, and time allotted will be an­ an incident to the removal of the estab­ [ 18 CFR Parts 101, 141, 201 1 nounced on the day of argument. y lishment, or a portion thereof, from one [Docket Nos. R-158, Rr-159] location to another and shall not be con­ By the Commission. strued to include such commodities when U n if o r m S y s t e m s o f A c c o u n t s [ s e a l ] J o s e p h H . G u t r id e , transported as an incident to the pur­ ORDER CONSOLIDATING PROCEEDINGS AND Secretary. chase, sale, lease, or rental of the com­ FIXING DATE FOR ORAL ARGUMENT modities by the shipper or consignee; [F. R. Doc. 57-6253; Filed, July 31, 1957; subparagraph (3) shall be construed to Ju l y 26, 1957. 8:49 a. m.J include only objects of art, displays, ex­ In the matters of amendment of Uni­ hibits, antiques, and other articles of form System of Accounts Respecting unusually delicate or fragile nature or Treatment of Deferred Taxes on Income, INTERSTATE COMMERCE of extraordinary value which because of Docket No. R-158; amendment of Uni­ COMMISSION such nature or value require the special­ form System

NOTICES

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY heading Functions Relating to Funds and ruary 16, 1954 <19 F. R. 1021), Hearing Fiscal Matters, to read as follows: E x am iners of the Bureau of Land Man­ agement are hereby designated to sched­ Fiscal Service, Bureau of the Sec. 269. Attorney fees: The ap­ Public Debt ule and conduct hearings as provided proval of the employment of attorneys for in section 7 (c) of the above-cited [Treasury Dept. Order 168-1] for individual Indians and the determi­ Act (30 U. S. C. 521; 68 Stat. 708) and nation and payment of fees paid on a C o n t in u a n c e o p S a le o p C e r t a in U. S. the regulations in 43 CFR Part 186. quantum meruit basis from restricted or 2. Hearing Examiners shall conduct S e c u r it ie s B e a r in g F a c s im il e S ig n a ­ trust funds. t u r e o f F orm er S ecr etar y o p t h e such hearings in the State or States in T r e a s u r y W. B arton G reenwood, which they are assigned to conduct hear­ Acting Commissioner. ings in other public land matters. Pursuant to the provisions of R. S., • 3. The procedures with respect to no­ sec. 161,5 U. S. C. 22, it is hereby ordered: [F. R. Doc. 57-6247; Piled, July 31, 1957; 8:48 a. m.] tice of such hearings and the conduct 1. That the sale and issue of United therof, and in respect to decisions of States Savings Bonds of Series E and H, Hearing Examiners and appeals there­ pursuant to Department Circulars Nos. from, shall follow the regulations in 43 653, Fourth Revision, and 905, Revised, CFR Part 221, relating to contests or pro­ continue and that the existing stocks be Bureau of Land Management tests affecting public lands of the United used notwithstanding the fact that the States. bonds of such stocks bear the facsimile [Classification No. 26] E dw ar d W o o z l e y , signature of the former Secretary of the Colorado k Director. Treasury. All savings bonds issued or re­ issued pursuant to said Department cir­ SMALL TRACT CLASSIFICATION [P. R. Doc. 57-6248; Piled, July 31, 1957; •• 8:48a.m.] culars or applicable regulations by the J u l y 24, 1957. Treasury, directly or through authorized 1. Pursuant to authority delegated to issuing agents, shall be valid and binding me by Bureau Order No. 541, dated April obligations notwithstanding the fact that 21,1954 (19 F. R. 2473), I hereby classify they bear the facsimile signature of the the following described' public lands, [Document 154] former Secretary. The term “ existing totalling 19.498 acres in Gilpin County, A rizona stocks” as used herein means stocks of Colorado, as suitable for disposition bonds of Series E and H now on order, as under the Small Tract Act of June 1,1938 AIR NAVIGATION SITE WITHDRAWAL well as stocks thereof presently on hand (52 Stat. 609, 43 U. S. C. 682a), as J u l y 19,1957. in the Treasury Department and at its amended: issuing agencies, including the Federal By virtue of the authority contained Reserve Banks and Branches. Sixth Principal Meridian in section 4 of the act of May 24, 1928 2. That the sale and issue of 2 per­ T. 3 S., R. 73 W., (45 Stat. 729; 49 U. S. C. 214), and pur­ cent Depositary Bonds under the provi­ The Dorothy Lee Placer Mining Claim, suant to the authority delegated by sec­ sions of Department Circular No. 660, Mineral Survey 20707, Colorado, lying in tion 2.5 of Bureau of Land Management the NW>/4 of Sec. 11, containing 19.498 dated May 23, 1941, continue as hereto­ Order No. 541 of April 21, 1954 (19 F.'R. fore, and that the stock on hand in the acres which have not been subdivided into small tracts. 2473) as amended, it is ordered as fol­ Treasury Department continue to be used lows: notwithstanding the fact that the bonds 2. Classification of the above-described Subject to valid existing rights, the bear the facsimile signature of the for­ lands by this order segregates them from following described public land in the mer Secretary of the Treasury. All 2 all appropriations, including locations State of Arizona is hereby withdrawn percent Depositary Bonds issued or re­ under the mining laws, except as to ap­ from all forms of appropriation under issued pursuant to said Department cir­ plications under the mineral leasing the public land laws, including the min­ cular or applicable regulations shall be laws. ing and mineral leasing laws, and re­ valid and binding obligations notwith­ 3. The lands classified by this order served for the Civil Aeronautics Admin­ standing the fact that they bear the fac­ shall not become subject to application istration, United States Department of simile signature of the former Secretary. under the Small Tract Act of June 1, Commerce, for installation and mainte­ 1938 (52 Stat. 609; 43 U. S. C. 682a), as 3. That any checks bearing the fac­ nance of air navigational facilities to be simile signature of the former Secretary amended, until it is so provided by an of the Treasury which may be issued in order to be issued by an authorized offi­ known as the St. Johns, Arizona, VOR payment of August 1, 1957 interest on cer, opening the lands to application or facility. United States Savings Bonds shall be bid with a preference right to veterans of Gila and Salt River Meridian valid and binding. World War I I and of the Korean conflict T. 12 N., R. 30 E„ This order shall be effective immedi­ and other qualified persons entitled to All lands lying within fifteen feet of the preference under the act of September ately. centerline of an access road through the 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 497; 43 U. S. C. 279- following described subdivisions; Dated: July 29, 1957. 284), as amended. Sec. 14; Ni/2NW'/4, S E ^ N W ^ , N E ^ S W ^ . J. E l l io t t H a l l , [ s e a l ] R o bert B . A n d e r s o n , W&SE14; Secretary of the Treasury. Acting State Supervisor. Sec. 23: N W 14NE 14, NE^NWi/4. Also all of the' following lands : [P. R. Doc. 57-6330; Piled, July 31, 1957; [F. R. Doc. '57-6252; Piled, July 31, 1957; 11:49 a. m.] 8:49 a. m.] sec. 23: S1/2NW14. Ny2swy4. The public lands described contain 162.44 acres, more or less. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR It is intended that the above described Bureau of Indian Affairs [Order No. 645] land shall be returned to the adminis­ tration of the Department of the In­ [Bureau Order 551, Amdt. 35] H e a r in g E x a m in e r s terior when no longer needed for the R edelegation o f A u t h o r it y DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT purpose for which it is reserved. HEARINGS ARISING UNDER THE ACT OF ATTORNEY FEES AUGUST 13, 1954 E. I. R o w l a n d , J u l y 26,1957. J u l y 24,1957. State Supervisor. Order 551, as amended, is further 1. Pursuant to section 1.5 of Secre­ [F. R. Doc. 57-6249; Piled, July 31, 1957; amended to add a new section under the tarial Order No. 2583, as amended Feb­ 8:48 a. m.] Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6067

[Sacramento 054340] Director, Bureau of Land Management, agricultural credit not readily available approved April 21, 1954 (19 F. R. 2473- from commercial banks, cooperative C a l if o r n ia 2476), it is ordered as follows: lending agencies, or other responsible RESTORATION ORDER UNDER FEDERAL 1. The lands hereinafter described, so sources. I ndiana POWER ACT far as they are withdrawn and reserved for power purposes, are hereby restored Benton. Monroe. J u l y 25,1957. to disposition under the mining laws, Blackford. Montgomery. Pursuant to determinations DA-881 subject to the provisions of section 24 Boone. Morgan. and DA-892, California, of the Federal of the Federal Power Act of June 10, Clark. Ohio. Power Commission and in accordance 1920 (41 Stat. 1075; 16 U. S. C. 818), as Clay. Orange. Crawford. Owen. with order No. 541, section 2.5, of the amended. Daviess. Parke. Dearborn. Perry. Determination D a t e s a n d t y p e s o f w it h ­ T y p e o f re sto ratio n Description of lands Dubois.' Pike. N o . d r a w a l Floyd. Posey. Fountain. Putnam. California MOUNT DIABLO MERIDIAN, CALIFORNIA Gibson. Randolph. 1 Greene. Ripley. DA-881 ______P o w e r P ro je c t N o . 137 o f For mining purposes T . 7 N „ R . 14 E ., Hamilton. Scott. J u n e 26, 1925. o n ly . Sec. 10, SEJ4NEJ.4 Eldorado National Shelby. F o re st. Hancock. DA-802 . P o w e r P ro je c t N o . 233 o f .... . d o ...... : T . 36 N . , R . 3 E . , Harrison. Spencer. October 23,1923. Sec. 3, L o t 2. Hendricks. Sullivan. T . 37 N . , R . 3 E ., Jackson. Switzerland. Sec. 27, Lot 1; Shasta National Forest Tippecanoe. (lands lying within the reservoir and Jay. ' project boundary only). Jefferson. Vanderburgh. Jennings. VermUlion. Knox. Vigo. The area described totals approxi­ shall use and occupy the land so located Lawrence. Warren. mately 114.13 acres, more or less, of for mining purposes only and no facility Marion. Warrick. public lands with the national forests. or activity shall be erected or conducted Martin. Washington. 2. As to land described in DA-881, thereon for other purposes until such Pursuant to the authority set forth time as compliance with the United this restoration is subject to the prior above, production emergency loans will right of the licensee for Project No. 137 States mining laws has been made and not be made in the above-named coun­ and its successors to use, for project patent issued. ties after June 30, 1958, except to appli­ purposes as provided by the license for 5. Subject to valid existing rights and cants who previously received such Project No. 137, those portions of the the provisions of existing withdrawals, assistance and who can qualify under land within the project boundary as the stipulations of paragraph 2, and the established policies and procedures. shown on the map designated Exhibit right of the State of Calfiomia as speci­ “K” (FPC No. 137-87) and filed in the fied in paragraph 3, the lands described Done at Washington^ D. C., this 26th office of the Federal Power Commission shall be open to location, entry and pat­ day of July 1957. on March 6, 1935; as to lands described enting under the United States Mining [ s e a l ] T r u e D. M o r se , in DA-892, this restoration is subject Laws, commencing at 10:00 a. m., local Acting Secretary. to the prior right of the licensee for time, on August 30,1957; subject to stip­ Project No. 233 and its successors to ulations quoted in paragraph 4, to be exe­ [F. R. Doc. 57-6241; Filed, July 31, 1957; use, for project purposes as provided by cuted and acknowledged in favor of the 8:46 a. m.] the license for Project No. 233, those por­ United States by the locators, for them­ tions of the lands within the project selves, their heirs, successors and assigns, boundary as shown on the map desig­ and recorded in the county records and M ic h ig a n nated Exhibit “K ”-2 (FPC No. 233-P3- in the United States Land Office at Sac­ DESIGNATION OF AREA FOR PRODUCTION 31) and filed in the office of the Federal ramento, California, before any rights EMERGENCY LOANS Power Commission. attached thereto. 3. The lands described shall be sub­ 6. The lands are within the exterior For the purpose of making production emergency loans pursuant to section 2 ject to application by the State of Cali­ limits of Eldorado and Shasta National fornia for a period of 90 days from the Forests and are therefore not subject to (a) of Public Law 38, 81st Congress (12 date of publication of this order in the the provisions of the act of September U. S. C. 1148a-2 (a) ), as amended, it has been determined that in the following F ederal R egister for right-of-way for 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747; 43 U. S. C. 279- public highways or as a source of mate­ 284), as amended, granting preference counties in the State of Michigan a pro­ rial for construction and maintenance rights to veterans of World War II and duction disaster has caused a need for of such highways, in accordance with others. agricultural credit not readily available and subject to the provisions of section 7. Inquiries concerning these lands from commercial banks, cooperative 24 of the Federal Power Act, as amended, shall be addressed to the Manager, Land lending agencies, or other responsible and the special stipulations provided in Office, California Fruit Building, 10th sources. Michigan paragraph 2. Floor, 4th and J Streets, Sacramento 14, 4. As to lands described in DA-881, this California. Bay. Livingston. Clinton. Midland. restoration is subject to the further con­ R. R. B e s t , State Supervisor. Genesee. Oakland. dition that the locator or his lawful suc­ Gratiot. ' Saginaw. cessor in interest shall use and occupy [F. R. Doc. 57-6250; Filed, July 31, 1957; Huron. Sanilac. the land so located for mining purposes 8:48 a. m.] Ingham. Shiawassee. only and no facility or activity shall be IsabeUa. Tuscola. erected or conducted thereon for other Pursuant to the authority set forth purposes until such time as «compliance DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE above, production emergency loans will with the United States mining laws has not be made in the above-named counties been made and patent issued; as to lands Office of the Secretary after June 30, 1958, except to applicants described in DA-892, this restoration is I n d ia n a who previously received such assistance subject further to the provision, that the DESIGNATION Ofr AREA FOR PRODUCTION and who can qualify under established applicant, his successors and assigns EMERGENCY LOANS policies and procedures. shall by means of substantial dikes or other adequate structures, confine all For the purpose of making production Done at Washington, D. C., this 26th mine tailings and other debris in such emergency loans pursuant to section 2 day of July 1957. manner that they shall not be carried by (a) of Public Law 38, 81st Congress (12 [ s e a l ] T r u e D. M orse, storm waters or otherwise into the Pit U. S. C. 1148a-2 (a)), as amended, it has River or any tributary thereof; and sub­ been determined that in the following Acting Secretary. ject to the further provision that the ap­ counties in the State of Indiana a pro­ [F, R. Doc. 57-6242; Ffled, July 31, 1957; plicant or his lawful successor in interest duction disaster has caused a need for 8:46 a. m .] 6068 NOTICES

S o u t h D ak o ta these communities and the communities [Docket No. E-6766] of Wallaceton and in portions of Brad­ P o r t la n d G e n e r a l E l ec t r ic C o . et a l . DESIGNATION OP AREA FOR PRODUCTION ford, Boggs, Morris and Decatur Town­ EMERGENCE LOANS ships in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. ORDER INSTITUTING INVESTIGATION For the purpose of making produc­ Applicants do not plan initially to con­ J u l y 26, 1957. tion emergency loans pursuant to sec­ struct an integrated distribution system, In the matters of Portland General tion 2 (a) of Public Law 38, 81st Con­ but propose to serve customers in the Electric Company, Crown Zellerbach, gress (12 U, S. C. 1148a-2 (a)), as above communities from interconnec­ Company, Publishers Paper Company, amended, it has been determined that tions with its proposed 5-inch line, with Pacific Power & Light Company, Oregon in the following counties in the State the exception of Philipsburg, where it Pulp and Paper Company; Docket No. of South Dakota a production disaster proposes to convert to natural gas use a E-6766. portion of an existing steam heat dis­ has caused a need for agricultural credit Pursuant to the provisions of section not readily available from commercial tribution system. 10 (f), of the Federal Power Act, we are banks, cooperative lending agencies, or The estimated natural gas require­ required to determine and assess head­ other responsible sources. ments for the proposed service are as water improvement benefit charges South Dakota follows: against the owner of any project directly Lincoln. Turner. , benefited by upstream improvements Minnehaha. Union. R e q u ire m e n ts in M c f constructed by the United States. The Year of service Moody. United States has constructed and op­ A n n u a l P e a k d a y Pursuant to the authority set forth erates seven reservoir storage projects above, production emergency loans will on tributaries of the Willamette River not be made in the above-named coun­ l ____ : ...... 413,901 1,948 in Oregon which may directly benefit 2 ...... 417,651 1,978 downstream non-federal hydroelectric ties after June 30, ^1958, except to 3...... 423,166 2,038 applicants who previously received such developments. The projects constructed and operated assistance and who can qualify under The gas will be used for residential, established policies and procedures. by the United States in the Willamette commercial and industrial purposes. Of River basin are: (1) The Detroit Project Done at Washington, D. C., this 26th the peak day requirements, 1,000 Mcf is at mile 48.5 on the North Santiam River; day of July 1957. for the use of the West Decatur plant of (2) the Big Cliff Project at mile 45.7 The General Refractories Company, [ s e a l] T rue D. M orse, on the North Santiam River; (3) the which manufactures refractory brick. Acting Secretary. Cottage Grove Project at mile 29 on The estimated total cost of the pro­ the Coast Fork of the Willamette River; [F. R. Doc. 57-6243; Filed, July 31, 1957; posed facilities is $138,485, which will be 8:47 a. m.] (4) the Dorena Project at mile 7 on the financed by the sale of common stock in Row River; (5) the Lookout Point Proj­ the amount of $15,000; by the sale locally ect at mile 21.3 of the Middle Fork of of 5 x/i percent notes in the amount of FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION the Willamette River; (6) the Dexter $75,000 and an advance in aid of con­ Project at mile 18 on the Middle Fork [Docket No. G-12658J struction by General Refractories Com­ of the Willamette River; and. (7) the pany in the amount of $53,280. John H. W are, 3d, et al. Fern Ridge Project at mile 23.6 on the This matter is one which should be dis­ Long Tom River. NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND DATE OF posed of as promptly as possible under The operation of the seven aforesaid .T HEARING applicable rules and regulations, and to federal projects may benefit the T. W. that end: Ju ly 26,1957. Sullivan Project of Portland General Take further notice that, pursuant to In the matter of John H. Ware, 3d, Electric Company, the West Linn Project the authority contained in and subject of Crown Zellerbach Company, and the C. E. Martin, Ralph N. Evans, E. P. Far- to the jurisdiction conferred upon the ber and Charles Simons, Original In ­ Oregon City Project of Publishers Paper Federal Power Commission by sections 7 Company, all located at approximately corporators of Counties Gas Company; and 15 of the Natural Gas Act, and the Docket No. G-12658. mile 25.5 on the Willamette River. The Commission’s rules of practice and pro­ operation of the Detroit and Big Cliff Take notice that John H. Ware, 3d, cedure, a hearing will be held on August C. E. Martin, Ralph N. Evans, E. P. Far- Projects of the United States may also 19, 1957, at 9:30 a. m., e. d. s. t., in a benefit the Stayton Project of Pacific ber and Charles Simons, original in­ Hearing Room of the Federal Power corporators of Counties Gas Company Power & Light Company at mile 19 on Commission, 441 G Street NW., Wash­ the North Santiam River, the Station S (Applicants), with principal office at 45 ington, D. C., concerning the matters in­ South Third Street, Oxford, Pennsyl­ Project of Portland General Electric volved in and the issues presented by said Company at the junction of Mill Creek vania, filed on May 29, 1957, an applica­ application: Provided, however, That tion, pursuant to Section 7 (a) of the with the Willamette River, and the the Commission may, after a non-con- Salem Project of the Oregon Pulp and Natural Gas Act, for an order directing tested hearing, dispose of the proceed­ The Manufacturers Light and Heat Com­ Paper Company at the junction of Mill ings pursuant to the provisions of § 1.30 Creek with the Willamette River. pany (Manufacturers) to establish phys­ (c) (1) or (2) of the Commission’s rules ical connection of its natural gas trans­ The Commission finds: It is appro­ of practice and procedure. Under the priate and in the public interest that an mission facilities with the facilities' of procedure herein provided for, unless and sell natural gas to Applicants’ com­ investigation be instituted by the Com­ otherwise advised, it will be unnecessary mission as hereinafter provided. pany, which will be organized under the for Applicants to appear or be repre­ laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl­ The Commission orders: An investiga­ sented at the hearing. tion is hereby instituted pursuant to the vania and which will be engaged in the Protests, or petitions to intervene may local distribution of natural gas to the provisions of the Federal Power Act, par­ be filed with the Federal Power Commis­ ticularly section 10 (f) thereof, for the public in Centre and Clearfield Counties, sion, Washington 25, D. C., in accordance all as more fully represented in the ap­ purpose of tnabling the Commission to with the rules of practice and procedure determine whether any of the above plication which is on file with the Com­ (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) on or before August mission and open for public inspection. designated non-federal projects located 15, 1957. Failure of any party to appear downstream from the above designated Applicants propose to construct and at and participate in the hearing shall operate 5% miles of 5-inch lateral headwater improvements constructed by be construed as waiver of and concur­ the United States is directly benefited by pipeline from a connection with Manu­ rence in omission herein of the inter­ facturers’ Clinton County line near Big­ the construction and operation of such mediate , decision procedure in cases upstream improvements of the United ler in Bradford Township, Clearfield where a request therefor is made. County, Pennsylvania to the communi­ States and, if it so finds, to determine ties of Philipsburg, South Philipsburg [ s e a l ] J o s e p h H . G u t r id e , the equitable proportion of the annual and Chester Hill and elsewhere in Rush Secretary. charges to be paid by the owner of any Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania [F. R. Doc. 57-6254; Filed, July 31, 1957; project so benefited for interest, mainte­ and to sell and distribute natural gas in 8:49 a. m.] nance and depreciation on such upstream Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6069 improvements constructed by the United until such further time as it is made ef­ the Natural Gas Act (18 CFR Ch. I ) , a States. fective in the manner prescribed by the public hearing be held upon a date to be Natural Gas Act. fixed by notice from the Secretary con­ By the Commission. (C) Neither the supplement hereby cerning the lawfulness of the proposed [ s e a l ] J o s e ph H . G txtride, 5 suspended, nor the rate schedule sought increased rates and charges. Secretary. to be altered thereby, shall be changed (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ [F. R. Doc. 57-6255; "Filed, July 31, 1957; until this proceeding has been disposed sion thereon, said supplement be and 6:49 a. m.J of or until the period of suspension has they are each hereby suspended and the expired, unless otherwise ordered by the use thereof deferred until December 28, Commission. 1957, and until such further time as they (D ) Interested state commissions may are made effective in the manner pre­ [Docket No. G-12950] participate as provided by §3 1.8 and 1.37 scribed by the Natural Gas Act. (f ) of the Commission’s rules of practice (C) Neither the supplements hereby S u p e r io r O i l C o . and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 (f) ). suspended, nor the rate schedules sought ORDER FOR HEARING AND SUSPENDING to be altered thereby, shall be changed By the Commission. PROPOSED CHANGES IN RATES until this proceeding has been disposed [ s e a l ] J o s e p h H. G u t r id e , of or until the periods of suspension J u l y 26,1957. Secretary. have expired, unless otherwise ordered The Superior Oil Company (Superior) by the Commission. on June 28, 1957, tendered for filing a [F. .R. Doc. 57-6256; Filed, July 31, 1957; 8:49 a. m.] (D ) Interested State commissions may proposed change in its presently effec­ participate as provided by §§ 1.8 and 1.37 tive rate schedule for the sale of natural (f) of the Commission’s rules of practice gas subject to the jurisdiction of the and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 ( f ) ). Commission. The proposed change, [Docket No. G-12949] which constitutes an increased rate and By the Commission. u p e r io r i l charge, is contained in the following S O C o . [ s e a l ] J o s e ph H . G u t r id e , designated filing: ORDER FOR HEARING AND SUSPENDING PRO­ Secretary. Description: Notice of Cl/ange, dated June POSED CHANGES IN .RATES [F. R. Doc. 57-6257; Filed, July 31, 1957; 27,1957. 8:50 a. m.] Purchaser: El Paso Natural Gas Company. J u l y 26,1957. Rate schedule designation: Supplement No. The Superior Oil Company (Superior) 4 to Superior’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 30. on June 27, 1957, tendered for filing pro­ Effective date : 1 July 29,1957. posed changes in its presently effective [Docket No. G-12948] rate schedules for sales of natural gas In support of the proposed rate in­ E l P aso N a t u r a l G as Co. crease, Superior states that the contract subject to the jurisdiction of the Com­ results from arm’s-length bargaining in mission. The proposed changes, which ORDER PROVIDING FOR HEARING AND SUS­ good faith and that the proposed rate constitute increased rates and charges, PENDING PROPOSED REVISED TARIFF SHEETS are contained in the following desig­ is just and reasonable and less than the J u l y 26,1957. nated filings: price paid for other gas of similar El Paso Natural Gas Company (El quality. Description: Notices of Change, dated Paso), on June 28, 1957, tendered for The increased rate of Phillips Petro­ June 26,1957. filing First Revised Sheets Nos. 44 and Purchaser: El Paso Natural Gas Company. leum Company to El Paso Natural Gas 47, Third Revised Sheets Nos. 11-A, 18, Company, which triggered the subject Rate schedule designation: Supplement No. 7 to Superior’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule 27-B, 27-C and 27-E, Fourth Revised increase, was suspended by Commission Sheet No. 34, Fifth Revised Sheets Nps. 8 order issued October 10, 1956, in Docket No. 9. Supplement No. 8 to Superior’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 10. Supplement No. and 17, Sixth Revised Sheets Nos. 4, 6 No. G-11217, and was made effective 6 to Superior’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 8. and 19, Seventh Revised Sheets Nos. 11 subject to refund on March 11, 1957. Effective date:1 July 28, 1957. and 36, Ninth Revised Sheet No. 10 and The increased rate and charge so pro­ In support.of the proposed rate in­ Tenth Revised Sheets Nos. 14-A and 15 posed by Superior has not been shown to its FPC Gas Tariff, Original Volume to be justified, and may be unjust, un­ creases, Superior states that the con­ tracts result from arm’s-length bargain­ No. X.\ Said tendered revised sheets are reasonable, unduly discriminatory, or intended to be made effective on August preferential, or otherwise unlawful. ing in good faith and that the pro­ posed rates are just and reasonable and I, 1957, and propose an annual increase The Commission finds: It is necessary in rates and charges for jurisdictional and proper in the public interest and to less than the price paid for other gas of similar quality. sales amounting to $16,670,537, based aid in thè enforcement of the provisions upon sales for the year ended April 30, of the Natural Gas Act that the Commis­ The increased rate of Phillips Petro­ leum Company to El Paso Natural Gas 1957, as adjusted. The proposed in­ sion enter upon a hearing concerning the crease is 10.5 percent over the rates and lawfulness of the said proposed change, Company, which triggered the subject increases, was suspended by Commission charges now being collected by El Paso, and that the above-designated supple­ subject to refund if so ordered by the ment be suspended and the use thereof order issued October 10, 1956, in Docket No. G-11217, and was made effective sub­ Commission in the proceedings in Docket deferred as hereinafter ordered. No. G-4769.® The Commission orders : ject to refund on March 11, 1957. The increased rates and charges so The proposed increase is stated to be (A) Pursuant to the authority of the based principally on (1) adjusted pur­ Natural Gas Act, particularly sections 4 proposed have not been shown to be justified, and may be unjust, unreason­ chased gas costs to reflect (a) a contract and 15 thereof, the Commission’s general escalation of 1 cent per M cf effective rules of practice and procedure and the able, unduly discriminatory, or pre­ ferential, or otherwise unlawful. January 1,1958, on all El Paso purchases regulations under the Natural Gas Act in the Permian Basin and (b) a rate in­ (18 CFR Ch. I ) , a public hearing be held The Commission finds: It is necessary and proper in the public interest and to crease filed by Phillips Petroleum Com­ upon a date to be fixed by notice from pany which became effective as of March the Secretary concerning the lawfulness aid in the enforcement of the provisions of the Natural Gas Act that the Commis­ I I , 1957, subject to refund, in Docket No. of the proposed increased rate and G-11217; (2) a rate of return of 6% charge. sion enter upon a hearing concerning the lawfulness of the said proposed percent and associated income taxes; (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ (3) increased plant investment; (4) in­ sion thereon, said supplement be and it changes, and that the above-designated supplement be suspended and the use creased operating expenses; and (5) in* is hereby suspended and the use thereof creased taxes. deferred until December 29, 1957, and thereof deferred as hereinafter ordered. The Commission orders: (A ) Pursu­ ant to the authority of the Natural Gas 1 Supplemental Information, was filed by l The stated effective date is the first day El Paso on July 22, 1957, after expiration of the required thirty days Act, particularly sections 4 and 15 there­ 2 Hearings in Docket No. G-4769 have been notice, or the effective date proposed by of, the Commission’s rules of practice completed and the matter is before the pre­ Superior, if later. and procedure, and the regulations under siding examiner for decision. No. 148------5 x 6070 NOTICES

(f ) of the Commission’s rules of practice The Commission orders: The California Public Utilities Com­ and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 (f) ). (A ) Pursuant to the authority of the mission and four of El Paso’s customer Natural Gas Act, particularly sections 4 companies have requested suspension of By the Commission. and 15 thereof, the Commission’s rules of the proposed increased rates. [ s e a l ] J o s e ph H . G u t r id e , practice and procedure, and the régula - It appears that El Paso’s proposed in­ Secretary. tions under the Natural Gas Act (18 CFR crease includes a number of questionable Ch. I ) , a public hearing be held upon a items, including but not limited to rate [F. R. Doc. 57-6258; Filed, July 31, 1957; 8:50 a. m.] date to be fixed by notice from the Secre­ base and computation of working capital, tary concerning the lawfulness of the claimed future costs of gas, depreciation proposed increased rates and charges. expense, rate of return, classification and (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ allocation of costs, and the computation [Docket No. G-12951] sion thereon, said supplements be and of Federal income tax. they are each hereby suspended and the The increased rates and charges pro­ S h e l l O i l C o . use thereof deferred until January 1, vided in said revised sheets, as tendered ORDER FOR HEARING AND SUSPENDING 1958, and until such further time as it is on June 28,1957, have not been shown to PROPOSED CHANGES IN RATES made effective in the manner prescribed be justified and may be unjust, unrea­ by the Natural Gas Act. sonable, unduly discriminatory, or pref­ J u l y 26, 1957. (C) Neither the supplements hereby erential, or otherwise unlawful. Shell Oil Company (Shell) on July 1, suspended, nor the rate schedules sought The aforesaid Tenth Revised Sheets 1957, tendered for filing proposed to be altered thereby, shall be changed Nos. 14-A and 15 to El Paso’s FPC Gas changes in its presently effective rate until this proceeding has been disposed of Tariff, Original Volume No. 1, provide schedules for sales of natural gas sub­ or until the periods of suspension have for the sale of natural gas for resale for ject to the jurisdiction of the Commis­ expired, unless otherwise ordered by the industrial use only, and, therefore, under sion. The proposed changes, which con­ Commission. the provisions of the Natural Gas Act, stitute increased rates and charges, are (D) Interested State commissions may are not subject to suspension. contained in the following designated participate as provided by §§ 1.8 and 1.37 The Commission finds: It is necessary filings: ( f ) of the Commission’s rules of prac­ and proper in the public interest, and to Description: Notices of Change, dated June tice and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 aid in the enforcement of the provisions 26, 1957. (f)> . of the Natural Gas Act, that the Com­ Purchaser: El Paso Natural Gas Company. mission enter upon a hearing concerning Rate schedule designation: Supplement By the Commission. No. 1 to Shell’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. the lawfulness of the rates, charges, clas­ [ s e a l ] J o s e ph H . G u tr id e , sifications, and* services contained in El 108. Supplement No. 4 to Shell’s FPC Gas Secretary. Paso’s FPC Gas Tariff, Original Volume Rate Schedule No. 134. Supplement No. 2 No. 1, as proposed to be changed by the to Shell’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 142. [F. R. Doe. 57-6259; Filed, July 31, 1957; Supplement No. 4 to SheU’s FPC Gas Rate 8:50 a. m.] revised tariff sheets tendered on June 28, Schedule No. 15. Supplement No. 9 to Shell’s 1957; and that the aforesaid First Re­ FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 17. vised Sheets Nos. 44 and 47, Third Re­ Effective d a te :1 August 1, 1957. , vised Sheets Nos. 11-A, 18, 27-B, 27-C [Docket No, G-12952] and 27-E, Fourth Revised Sheet No. 34, In support of the proposed rate in­ creases, Shell cites the contracts and Fifth Revised Sheets Nos. 8 and 17, Sixth S h e l l O i l Co. Revised Sheets Nos. 4, 6 and 19, Seventh states that the operation of the favored- nation clauses therein protect Shell ORDER FOR HEARING AND SUSPENDING PRO­ Revised Sheets Nos. 11 and 36, and Ninth POSED CHANGES IN RATES Revised Sheet No. 10 be suspended and against increases in cost and is the first the use thereof deferred as hereinafter increase in basic price for the gas since J u l y 26,1957. January 1, 1953. In further support of ordered. Shell Oil Company (Operator) on July the proposed rate increases, Shell states The Commission orders: 1, 1957, tendered for filing a proposed its basic wage rates alone have increased (A) Pursuant to the authority of the change in its presently effective rate by 22 percent since January 1, 1953, and Natural Gas Act, particularly sections 4 schedule for the sale of natural gas sub­ that the proposed increases do little more and 15 thereof, the Commission’s rules ject to the jurisdiction of this Commis­ than advance by six months the periodic of practice and procedure, and the regu­ sion. The proposed change, which increases (1^ per M cf) due under the lations under the Natural Gas Act (18 constitutes an increased rate and CFR Ch. I ) , a public hearing be held contracts on January 1, 1958. The increased rate of Phillips Petro­ charge, is contained in the following des­ upon a date to be fixed by notice from ignated filing: the Secretary concerning the lawfulness leum Company to El Paso Natural Gas Company, which triggered the subject Description: Notice of Change, dated June of the rates, charges, classifications, and 26,1957. services, contained in El Paso’s FPC Gas increase, was suspended by Commission order issued October 10, 1956, in Docket Purchaser: El Paso Natural Gas Company. Tariff, Original Volume No. 1, as pro­ Rate schedule designation: Supplement posed to be changed by the aforesaid re­ No. G-11217, and was made effective sub­ No. 10 to Shell’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. vised sheets tendered for filing on June ject to refund on March 11,1957. 19. 28,1957. The increased rates and charges so Effective date: 1 August 1,1957. proposed have not been shown to be (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ In support of the proposed rate in­ sion thereon, El Paso’s proposed First justified, and may be unjust, unreason­ able, unduly discriminatory, or prefer­ crease, Shell cites the contract and Revised Sheets Nos. 44 and 47, Third states that the operation of the favored- Revised Sheets Nos. 11-A, 18, 27-B, 27-C ential, or otherwise unlawful. The Commission finds: It is necessary nation clause therein protects Shell and 27-E, Fourth Revised Sheet No. 34, against increases in cost and is the first Fifth Revised Sheets Nos. 8 and 17, Sixth and proper in the public interest and to aid in the enforcement of the provisions increase in basic price for the gas since Revised Sheets Nos. 4, 6, and 19, Seventh January 1, 1953. In further support of Revised Sheets Nos. 11 and 36, and Ninth of the Natural Gas Act that the Com­ mission enter upon a hearing concern­ the proposed rate increase, Shell states Revised Sheet No. 10 to its FPC Gas its basic wage rates alone have increased Tariff, Original Volume No. 1, are hereby ing the lawfulness of the said proposed changes, and that the above designated by 22 percent since January 1, 1953 and suspended and the use thereof deferred that the proposed increase does little until January 1,1958, and until such fur­ supplements be suspended and the use thereof deferred as hereinafter ordered. more than advance by six months the ther time as they may be made effective periodic increases (If* per M cf) due un­ in the manner prescribed by the Natural der the contracts on January 1, 1958. Gas Act. 1 The stated effective date is the first day after expiration of the required thirty days The increased rate of Phillips Petro­ (C) Interested State commissions may notice, or the effective date proposed by Shell, leum Company to El Paso Natural Gas participate as provided by §§ 1.8 and 1.37 if later. Company, which triggered the subject Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6071 increase, was suspended by Commission 18. Supplement No, 9 to Shell’s FPC Gas SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRA­ order issued October 10, 1956, in Docket Rate Schedule No. 20. No. G-11217, and was made effective Effective d a te :1 August 1, 1957. TION subject to refund on March 11, 1957. In support of the proposed rate in­ [Delegation of Authority No. 30-V-8] The increased rate and charge so pro­ creases, Shell cites the contracts and posed by Shell has not been shown to be states that the operation of the favored- B r a n c h M a n ag er , S a n J u a n , P u e r t o justified, and may be unjust, unreason­ nation clauses therein protect Shell R ic o able, unduly discriminatory, or prefer- against increases in cost and is the first d e l e g a t io n r e l a t in g t o f in a n c ia l a s s is t ­ enital, or otherwise unlawful. increase in basic price for the gas since a n c e , PROCUREMENT AND TECHNICAL AS­ The Commission finds : It is necessary January 1, 1953. In further support of SISTANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS and proper in the public interest and to the proposed rate increases, Shell states ■ I. Pursuant to the authority delegated aid in the enforcement of the provisions its basic wage rates alone have increased to the Regional Director by the Adminis­ of the Natural Gas Act, that the Com­ by 22 percent since January 1, 1953 and trator by Delegation No. 30 (Revision 4) mission enter upon a hearing concerning that the proposed increases do little more dated July 1,1957, there is hereby redel­ the lawfulness of the said proposed than advance by six months the periodic egated to the Branch Manager, San Juan, change, and that the above-designated increase (ltf per M cf) due under the con­ Puerto Rico Office, Small Business Ad­ supplement be suspended and the use tracts on January 1, 1958. ministration, the authority: thereof deferred as hereinafter ordered. The increased rate of Phillips Petro­ A. General. To carry out all functions The Commission orders: leum Company to El Paso Natural Gas listed for Branch Offices in Section 201 (A) Pursuant to the authority of the Company, which triggered the subject of SBA-100. Natural Gas Act, particularly sections 4 increase, was suspended by Commission B. Specific—Financial assistance. To and 15 thereof, the Commission’s general order issued October 10, 1956, in Docket take the following actions in accordance rules of practice and procedure and the No. G-11217, and was made effective with the limitations of such delegations regulations under the Natural Gas Act, subject to refund on March 11, 1957. as set forth in SBA-500,, Financial Assist­ (18 CFR Ch. I ) , a public hearing be held The increased rates and charges so ance Manual: upon a date to be fixed by notice from proposed have not been shown to be 1. 'T’o approve disaster loans in an the Secretary concerning the lawfulness justified, and may be unjust, unreason­ amount not exceeding $20,000; of the proposed increased rate and able, unduly discriminatory, or prefer­ 2. To decline disaster loans; charge. ential, or otherwise unlawful. 3. To approve direct business loans up (B) Pending such hearing and deci­ The Commission finds: It is necessary to $10,000; sion thereon, said supplement be and it and proper in the public interest and to 4. To approve participation business is hereby suspended and the use thereof aid in the enforcement of the provisions loans up to $50,000, provided that: deferred until January 1,1958, and until of the Natural Gas Act that the Commis­ a. A bank will participate to the extent such further time as it is made effective sion enter upon a hearing concerning the of not less than 25 percent; in the manner prescribed by the Natural lawfulness of the said proposed changes, b. The bank’s 25 percent may include Gas Act. and that the above-designated supple­ short-term loans outstanding not more (C) Neither the supplement hereby ments be suspended and the use thereof than six months, or long-term loans on suspended, nor the rate schedule sought deferred as hereinafter ordered. which fepayments have been made to be altered thereby, shall be changed The Commission orders: promptly as originally scheduled, con­ until this proceeding has been disposed (A ) Pursuant to the authority of the sidering such loans in computing the of or until the period of suspension has Natural Gas Act, particularly sections 4 bank’s participation, as though they con­ expired, unless otherwise ordered by the and 15 thereof, the Commission’s rules stituted new exposure on the part of the Commission. of practice and procedure, and the reg­ bank; however, the bank’s share in the (D) Interested state commissions may ulations under the Natural Gas Act (18 loan must be equal to at least the out­ participate as provided by §§1.8 and CFR ch. I ) , a public hearing be held upon standing loan, or loans, to be refunded 1.37 (f) of the Commission’s rules of a date to be fixed by notice from the Sec­ with a part of the new loan, or 25 percent practice and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and retary concerning the lawfulness of the of the full loan, whichever is the larger; 1.37 (f ) ). proposed increased rates and charges. 5. To approve or decline Limited Loan By the Commission. (B> Pending such hearing and decision Participation Loans; thereon, said supplements be and they 6. To enter into Disaster Participa­ [ s e a l] J o s e ph H. G u t r id e , are each hereby suspended and the use Secretary. tion Agreements with banks; thereof deferred until January 1, 1958, 7. To approve, after disbursement or [F. R. Doc. 57-6260; Filed, July 31, 1957; and until such further time as it is made partial disbursement of loan, salary of 8:50 a.m .] effective in the manner prescribed by new employees, not to exceed $10,000 per the Natural Gas Act. annum; . (C) Neither the supplements hereby 8. To do and to perform all and every suspended, nor the rate schedules sought act and thing requisite, necessary, and [Docket No. G—12953] to be altered thereby, shall be changed proper to be done for the purpose of ef­ until this proceeding has been disposed S h e l l O il C o . e t a l . fecting the servicing, administration and of or until the periods of suspension have liquidation of any disaster loan includ­ ORDER FOR HEARING AND SUSPENDING ' expired, unless otherwise ordered by .the ing, without limiting the generality of the PROPOSED CHANGES IN RATES Commission. foregoing, all powers, terms, conditions (D) Interested State commissions may J u l y 26, 1957. and provisions as authorized herein for participate as provided by §§ 1.8 and 1.37 Shell Oil Company (Operator), et al. other loans. Said powers, terms, con­ (Shell) on July 1, 1957, tendered for (f) of the Commission’s rules of practice ditions and provisions shall apply to all filing proposed changes in its presently and procedure (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 (f)). documents, agreements or other instru­ effective rate schedules for sales of By the Commission. ments heretofore or hereafter executed in natural gas subject to the jurisdiction of connection with any loan included in the the Commission. The proposed changes, [ s e a l ] J o s e ph H. G u t r id e , above functions where such documents, which constitute increased rates and Secretary. agreements or other instruments are charges, are contained in the following [F. R. Doc. 57-6261; Filed, July 31, 1957; now, or shall be hereafter, in the name designated filings: * 8:50 a. m.] of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ tion or the Small Business Administra­ Description: Notices of Change, dated June 26,1957. 1 The stated effective date is the first day tion; Purchaser: El Paso Natural Gas Company. after expiration of the required thirty days 9. To take the following actions in the Rate schedule designation: Supplement notice, or the effective date proposed by Shell, administration, collection and liquida­ No. 7 to Shell’s FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. if later. tion of business or disaster loans: 6072 NOTICES

a. Approve or reject substitutions of under which the Small Business Admin­ 19. To develop with Government pro­ accounts receivable and inventories; istration or its Administrator now or curement agencies required local proce­ b. Release, or consent to the release, hereafter is a beneficiary and where the dures for implementing established of inventories, accounts receivable or Small Business Administration or its inter-agency policy agreements, includ­ cash collaterial, real or personal prop­ Administrator now or hereafter is the ing but not limited to steps such as de­ erty, offered as collateral on loan, includ­ holder of any note, bond or instrument termining joint set-asides and repre­ ing the release of all collateral when loan issued pursuant thereto and secured sentation at procurement centers; is paid in full; thereby to accept on behalf of Small Administrative. 20. To administer c. Release dividends on life insurance Business Administration or its Adminis­ oaths of office; policies held as collateral for loans, ap­ trator beneficial interests in real or per­ 21. To approve (a) annual and sick prove the application of same against sonal property; leave, and (b) leave without pay not to premiums due; release or consent to the 14. To appoint, consent to or approve exceed 30 days for employees under your release on participation loans, of insur­ of the appointment and join with others supervision; ance funds covering loss or damage to in the appointment, consent or approval 22. To (a) make emergency purchases property securing the loan and expired of appointment of substitute and suc­ not in excess of $25 in any one object hazard insurance policies; cessor trustee or trustees under any class in any one instance but not more d. Approve the sale of real or personal declarations of trust, trust indentures, than $50 in any one month for total pur­ property and the exchange of equipment deeds of trust and other trust instru­ chases in all object classes, and (b) au­ held as collateral on loans; ments and agreements under which the thorize purchases not in excess of such e. Defer until final maturity date pay­ Small Business Administration or its Ad­ limitations for payment from an Imprest ments on principal falling due prior to or ministrator now or hereafter is a bene­ Fund; ^ within thirty days after initial disburse­ ficiary and where the Small Business 23. In connection with the establish­ ment and provide for the coincidence of Administration or its Administrator now ment of Disaster Loan Offices, to (a) principal and interest payments; or hereafter is the holder of any note, obligate SBA to reimburse General Serv­ f. Designate proxies to vote at stock­ notes, bond, bonds, instrument or instru­ ices Administration for the rental of holders' meetings on stock held aS col­ ments issued pursuant thereto and se­ office space, (b) rent office equipment, lateral, and determine how such shares cured thereby; and (c) procure (without dollar limita­ are to be voted; 15. To do and to perform all and every tion) emergency supplies and materials; g. Reinstate terms of payment pro­ act and thing requisite, necessary and 24. To administratively approve all vided in the Borrower’s note upon cancel­ proper to be done for the purpose of types of vouchers, invoices and bills sub­ lation of authority to foreclose, termina­ effecting the granted powers, including, mitted by public creditors of the Agency tion of litigation, or correction of any but without limiting the generality of for articles or services rendered; other situation which caused the loan to the foregoing, the execution and delivery C. Correspondence. To sign all cor­ be classified as a problem loan; of quitclaim, bargain and sale or special respondence, including Congressional h. Modify or amend Authorizations ap­ warranty deeds, leases, subleases, assign- correspondence, relating to the functions proved under this Delegation of Author­ m e n t s, subordinations, satisfactions of the Branch Office, except communi­ ity, and also loans as set forth in para­ pieces, affidavits, and such other docu­ cations involving new policy matters. graphs 1, 3, 4 and 5 of this Delegation ments as may be appropriate or neces­ n . The authorities delegated above of Authority, heretofore approved by sary to effectuate the foregoing, and rat­ may not be redelegated. Regional Director, by the issuance of ifying and confirming all that said Re­ HI. All authority delegated herein Certificates of Modification. gional Director shall lawfully do or cause may be exercised by any SBA employee 10. To extend, or consent to the ex­ to be done by virtue hereof; designated as Acting Branch Manager. tension of, the maturity date or time of 16. To take peaceable custody of col­ IV. All previous authority delegated to payment, to change or consent to the lateral, as mortgagee in possession the Branch Manager is hereby rescinded change of, the rate of interest, and other­ thereof or otherwise, whenever such ac­ without prejudice to actions taken under wise alter or modify, or consent to the tion becomes necessary to protect the all such Delegations of Authority, if any, alteration or modification of, any note, interest of or a loan made by SBA; to to the date hereof. bond, mortgage or other evidence of in­ take all steps necessary for the preser­ Effective date: July 22,1957. debtedness, and any contract for the sale vation and protection of the property, or lease of real or personal property; pending foreclosure of the lien and sale J am e s F. H ollingsworth , 11. To accept and join with others in of the collateral; and, to obligate the Regional Director. the acceptance of resignations of trustees Administration in an amount not in ex­ IP. R. Doc. 57-6264; Piled, July 31, 1957; under declarations of trust, trust inden­ cess of a total of $1,000 for any one loan, 8:51 a. m.] tures, deeds of trust and other trust for those expenditures as may be re­ instruments and agreements under which quired to accomplish these purposes; the Small Business Administration or its 17. To enter into written arrange­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Administrator is a beneficiary and where ments with custodians or caretakers of the Small Business Administration or its collateral covering their services, which Office of Alien Property Administrator now or hereafter is a shall not have the effect of making such [Vesting Order SA-178] holder of any note, notes, bond, bonds, persons employees of SBA but shall be I ntercontinentale A. G. instrument or instruments pursuant limited to their temporary services for thereto and secured thereby; the specific purpose involved; In re : Debt owing to Intercontinentale 12. To remove and join with others in 18. To enter into written arrange­ A. G.; F-34-239. the removal of any trustee or trustees ments with owners of premises, when it Under the authority of Title n of the under any declarations of trust, trust is necessary to use a building not part International Claims Settlement Act of indentures, deeds of trust and other trust of the loan collateral for the storage of 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ instruments and agreements under chattels pending foreclosure and sale, tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 which the Small Business Administra­ for a period of not more than 90 days, F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Or­ tion or its Administrator now or here­ including a period of 10 days after the der No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 after is a beneficiary and where the date of sale of the collateral to permit F. R. 8993), and pursuant to law, after Small Business Administration or its orderly removal of the property from the investigation, it is hereby found and Administrator now or hereafter is the determined: holder of any note, notes, bond, bonds, premises; 1. That the property described as fol­ instrument or instruments issued pur­ Procurement and technical assistance. lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ suant thereto arid secured thereby; To take the following actions in accord­ tion of Rohner, Gehrig & Co., Inc., 78 13. To select and designate persons or ance with the limitations of such delega­ Front Street, New York 5, New York, in corporations as original, substitute or tions as set forth in SBA-600, Procure­ the amount of $250.00, arising out of an successor trustees under declarations of ment and Technical Assistance Manual account payable to Intercontinentale trust, trust indentures, deeds of trust or and Chapters V and VII, SBA-400, A. G., Budapest, Hungary, maintained by other trust instruments or agreements Agency Policy Manual; the aforesaid corporation, together with Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6073 any and all rights to demand, enforce 1. That the property described as fol­ F - l 1-227; F-34-1693; F-57-1257; F-63- and collect the same, lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ 139 (Zurich) Temp. n . tion of The Bank of New York, 48 Wall is property within the United States Under the authority of Title H of the which was blocked in accordance with Street, New York 15, New York, arising International Claims Settlement Act of Executive Order 8389, as amended, and out of an account entitled, “ Rotter- 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and damsche Bank, N. V., Rotterdam, Hol­ tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 which is, and as of September 15, 1947, land,” maintained at the aforesaid bank, F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order was, owned directly or indirectly by together with any and all rights to de­ No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. R. 8993), and pursuant to law, after in­ Intercontinentale A. G., Budapest, Hun­ mand, enforce and collect the same, ex­ vestigation, it is hereby found and \ de­ gary, a national of Hungary as defined in cepting, however, the sum of $5.26, termined : said Executive Order 8389, as amended. is property within the United States 2. That the property described herein which was blocked in accordance with 1. That the property described as fol-^ lows: That certain debt or other obliga-' is not owned directly by a natural Executive Order 8389, as amended, and tion of The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 person. remained blocked on August 9,1955, and Pine Street, New York 15, New York, in There is hereby vested in the Attorney which as of September 15, 1947, was the amount of $18,434.06, being a portion General of the United States the prop­ owned indirectly by Joseph Vass and of funds on deposit in an account entitled, erty described above, to be administered, is owned indirectly by Mrs. Elisa Vass, “Union Bank of Switzerland, Old Ac­ sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ nationals of Hungary as defined in Ex­ count, Zurich, Switzerland,” maintained ance with the provisions of Title H of the ecutive Order 8389, as amended. at the aforesaid bank, together with any International Claims Settlement Act of 2. That the property described herein and all rights to demand, enforce and 1949, as amended. is not owned directly by a natural per­ It is hereby required that the property son. collect the same; described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ There is hereby vested in the Attorney is property within the United States ferred, assigned and delivered to or for General of the United States the prop­ which was blocked in accordance with the account of the Attorney General of erty described above, to be administered, Executive Order 8389, as amended, and the United States in accordance with sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and directions and instructions issued by or ance. with the provisions of Title I I of which is, and as of September 15, 1947, for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ the international Claims Settlement Act was, owned indirectly by nationals of rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ of 1949, as amended. Bulgaria, Hungary, and Rumania, names ment of Justice. It is hereby required that the prop­ unknown, as defined in said Executive The foregoing requirement and any erty described above be paid, conveyed, Order 8389, as amended. supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ transferred, assigned and delivered to 2. That the property described herein structions or directions issued under or for the account of the Attorney Gen­ is not owned directly by a natural person. Title I I of the International Claims Set­ eral of the United States in accordance There is hereby vested in the Attorney tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ with directions and instructions issued General of the United States the prop­ tion is directed to section 205 of said by or for the Assistant Attorney General, erty described above, to be administered, Title H (69 Stat. 562) which provides Director, Office of Alien Property, De­ sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ that: partment of Justice. ance with the provisions of Title I I of The foregoing requirement and any Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ the International Claims Settlement Act ment, or delivery of property made to the supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ of 1949, as amended. President or his designee pursuant to this structions or directions issued under It is hereby required that the property title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or Title II of the International Claims Set­ described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ direction issued under this title, shall to the tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ ferred, assigned and delivered to or for extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ tion is directed to section 205 of said the account of the Attorney General of charge for all purposes of the obligation of Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides the United States in accordance with the person making the same; and no person that: shall be held liable in any court for or in directions and instructions issued by or respect of any such payment, conveyance, Any payment, conveyance, transfer, as­ for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ transfer, assignment, or delivery made in signment, or delivery of property made to rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ good faith in pursuance of and in reliance the President or his designee pursuant to ment of Justice. on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, this title, or any rule, regulation, instruc­ The foregoing requirement and any regulation, instruction, or direction issued tion, or direction issued under this title, supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ thereunder. shall to the extent thereof be a full acquit­ tance and discharge for all purposes of the structions or directions issued under Executed at Washington, D. C., on obligation of the person making the same; Title II of the International Claims Set­ July 25, 1957. and no person shall be held liable in any tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ court for or in respect of any such payment, tion is directed to section 205 of said For the Attorney General. conveyance, transfer, assignment, or deliv­ Title H (69 Stat. 562) which provides ery made in good faith in pursuance of and [ se al] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , that: in reliance on the provisions of this title, Assistant Attorney General, or of any rule, regulation, instruction, or Any payment, conveyance, transfer, as­ Director, Office of Alien Property. direction issued thereunder. signment or delivery of property made to the President or his designee pursuant to this [F. R. Doc. 57-6271; Piled, July 31* 1957; Executed at Washington, D. C., on title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or 8:53 a. m.] July 25,1957. direction issued under this title, shall to the extent thereof be a full acquittance and For the Attorney General. discharge for all purposes of the obligation of the person making the same; and no per­ Es e a l ] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , son shall be held liable in any court for or [Vesting Order SA-179J Assistant Attorney General, in respect of any such payment, conveyance, Director, Office of Alien Property. transfer, assignment, or delivery made in E l is a V ass good faith in pursuance of and in reliance [P. R. Doc. 57-6272; Piled, July 31, 1957; on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, In re: Property owned indirectly by 8:53 a. m.] regulation, instruction, or direction issued Mrs. Elisa Vass; F-34-1696, F-49-702. thereunder. Under the authority of Title II of the Executed at Washington, D. C., on International Claims Settlement Act of July 25,1957. 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ [Vesting Order SA-185] tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 For the Attorney General. U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o p B u lg a r ia , F. R. 8363) . Department of Justice Order [ s e a l ] D a ll a s S. T o w n s e n d , No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. R. H u n g a r y a n d R u m a n ia Assistant Attorney General, 8993), and pursuant to law, after inves­ In re: Property owned indirectly by Director, Office of Alien Property. tigation, it is hereby found and deter­ unknown nationals of Bulgaria, Hungary [P. R. Doc. 57-6278; Piled, July 31, 1957; mined: and Rumania; F-63-139 (Zurich—S A )• 8:51a. m.] 6074 . NOTICES

[Vesting Order SA-184] Executed at Washington, D. C., on extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ July 25,1957. charge for all purposes of the obligation of U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o f B u l g a r ia , the person making the same; and no person H u n g a r y a n d R u m a n ia For the Attorney General. shall be held liable in any court for or in respect of any such payment, conveyance, In re: Property owned indirectly by [ s e a l ! D a lla s S . T o w n s e n d , transfer, assignment, or delivery made In unknown nationals of Bulgaria, Hungary Assistant Attorney General, good faith in pursuance of and in reliance on and Rumania; P-63-139 (Zurich— S A ); Director, Office of Alien Property. the provisions of this title, or of any rule, P-11-227; P-34-1693; F-57-1257; P-63- [F. R. Doc. 57-6277; Filed, July 31, 1957; regulation, instruction, or direction Issued thereunder. 139 (Zurich) Temp. I. 8:54 a. m.] Under the authority of Title n of the Executed at Washington, D. C., on International Claims Settlement Act of July 25,1957. 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 For the Attorney General! [Vesting Order SA-180] P. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order [ s e a l ] D allas S. T o w n s e n d , No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 P. R. B a n q u e C hrissoveloni S. A. R. Assistant Attorney General, 8993), and pursuant to law, after in­ In re: Debt owing to Banque Chrisso­ Director, Office of Alien Property. vestigation, it is hereby found and de­ veloni S. A. R.; P-57-98. termined: [F. R. Doc. 57-6273; Filed, July 31, 1957; Under the authority of Title H of the 8:53 a. m.J 1. That the property described as fol­ International Claims Settlement Act of lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ tion of The Bank of New York, 48 Wall tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 Street, New York 15, New York, arising P. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order [Vesting Order SA-181] out of an account entitled, “ Union Bank No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 P. R. B a n q u e C hrissoveloni S. A. R. of Switzerland, Zurich, Switzerland, Zu­ 8993), and pursuant to law, after investi­ rich, Switzerland,” maintained at the gation, it is hereby found and deter­ In re: Debt owing to Banque Chris­ aforesaid bank, together with any and all mined: soveloni S. A. R .; F-57-98. rights to demand, enforce and collect the 1. That the property described as Under the authority of Title II of the same, follows: That certain debt or other obli­ International Claims Settlement Act of is property within, the United States gation of Brown Brothers Harriman & 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ which was blocked in accordance with Co., 59 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y., tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 Executive Order 8389, as amended, and arising out of an account entitled, F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and “Banque Chrissoveloni, S. A. R., Bucha­ No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 P. R. which is, and as of September 15, 1947, rest, Blocked Account”, maintained at 8993), and pursuant to law, after inves­ was, owned indirectly by nationals of the aforesaid bank, together with any tigation, it is hereby found and deter­ Bulgaria, Hungary and Rumania, names and all rights to demand, enforce and mined: unknown, as defined in said Executive collect the same, 1. That the property described as fol­ lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ Order 8389, as amended. is property within the United States tion of Guaranty Trust Company of New 2. That the property described herein which was blocked in accordance with York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, New is not owned directly by a natural person. Executive Order 8389, as amended, and There is hereby vested in the Attorney remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and York, in the amount of $28,752.10 as of General of the United States the prop­ which is, and as of September 15, 1947, February 10, 1956. arising out of an ac­ erty described above, to be administered, was, owned directly or indirectly by count entitled “ Banque Chrissoveloni sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ Banque Chrissoveloni S. A. R., Bucharest, S. A. R., Bucharest, Roumania,” main­ ance with the provisions of Title H of the Rumania, a national of Rumania as de­ tained by the aforesaid bank, together International Claims Settlement Act of fined in said Executive Order 8389, as with any and all rights to demand, en­ 1949, as amended. amended. force and collect the same, It is hereby required that the property 2. That the property described herein is property within the United States described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ is not owned directly by a natural person. which was blocked in accordance with ferred, assigned and delivered to or for There is hereby vested in the Attorney Executive Order 8389, as amended, and the account of the Attorney General of General of the United States the prop­ remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and the United States in accordance with erty described above, to be administered, which is, and as of September 15, 1947, directions and instructions issued by or sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ was, owned directly or indirectly by for the Assistant Attorney General, ance with the provisions of Title H of Banque Chrissoveloni S. A. R., Bucharest, Director, Office of Alien Property, De­ the International Claims Settlement Act Rumania, a national of Rumania as de­ partment of Justice. of 1949, as amended. fined in said Executive Order 8389, as The foregoing requirement and any It is hereby required that the property amended. supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ 2. That the property described herein structions or directions issued under ferred, assigned and delivered to or for is not owned directly by a natural person. Title H of the International Claims Set­ the account of the Attorney General of There is hereby vested in the Attorney tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ the United States in accordance with di­ General of the United States the prop­ tion is directed to section 205 of. said rections and instructions issued by or for erty described above, to be administered, Title n (69 Stat. 562) which provides the Assistant Attorney General, Director, sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ that: Office of Alien Property, Department of ance with the provisions of Title n of the Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ Justice. International Claims Settlement Act of ment, or delivery of property made to the The foregoing requirement and any 1949, as amended. President or his designee pursuant to this supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ It is hereby required that the prop­ title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or structions or directions issued under direction issued under this title, shall to the erty described above be paid, conveyed, extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ Title H of the International Claims Set­ transferred, assigned and delivered to or charge for all purposes of the obligation of tlement Act of 1949, as amended. A t­ for the account of the Attorney General the person making the same; and no person tention is directed to section 205 of said of the United States in accordance with shall be held liable in any court for or in Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides directions and instructions issued by or respect of any such payment, conveyance, that: for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ transfer, assignment, or delivery made in Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ good faith in pursuance of and in reliance ment, or delivery of property made to the ment of Justice. on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, President or his designee pursuant to this The foregoing requirement and any regulation, instruction, or direction issued title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ thereunder. direction issued under this title, shall to the structions or directions issued under Thursday, August 1, 1957 FEDERAL REGISTER 6075

Title n of the International Claims Set­ the United States in accordance with described above, to be administered, sold, tlement Act of 1949 as amended. Atten­ directions and instructions issued by or or otherwise liquidated, in accordance tion is directed to section 205 of said for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ with the provisions of Title n of the In ­ Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ ternational Claims Settlement Act of that: ment of Justice. 1949, as amended. The foregoing requirement and any It is hereby required that the property Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ ment, or delivery of property made to the supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ president or his designee pursuant to this structions or directions issued under ferred, assigned and delivered to or for title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or Title n of the International Claims Set­ the account of the Attorney General of direction issued under this title, shall to the tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ the United States in accordance with di­ extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ tion is directed to section 205 of said rections and instructions issued by or charge for all purposes of the obligation of Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ the person making the same; and no person that: rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ shall be held liable in any court for or in ment of Justice. respect of any such payment, conveyance, Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ ment, or delivery of property made to the The foregoing requirement and any transfer, assignment, or delivery made in supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ good faith in pursuance of and in reliance President or his designee pursuant to this •on the provisions of this title, or of any title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or structions or directions issued under rule, regulation, instruction, or direction direction issued under this title, shall to the Title I I of the International Claims Set­ issued thereunder. extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ charge for all purposes of the obligation of tion is directed to section 205 of said Executed at Washington, D. C., on the person making the same; and no person Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides July 25, 1957. shall be held liable in any court for or in that: respect of any such payment, conveyance, For the Attorney General. transfer, assignment, or deUvery made in Any payment, conveyance, transfer, as­ signment, or delivery of property made to tbe [ se al] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , good faith in pursuance of and in reliance on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, President or his designee pursuant to this Assistant Attorney General, title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or Director, Office of Alien Property. regulation, instruction, or direction issued thereunder. direction Issued under this title, shall to the [P. R. Doc. 57-6274; Piled, July 31,' 1957; extent thereof be a full acquittance and dis­ 8:53 a. m.J Executed at \ Washington, D. C., on charge for aU purposes of the obligation of July 25,1957. the person making the same; and no person shall be held liable In any court for or In re­ For the Attorney General. spect of any such payment, conveyance, [ s e a l ] D a ll a s S. T o w n s e n d , transfer, assignment, or delivery made in [Vesting Order SA-182] Assistant Attorney General, good faith in pursuance of and in reliance on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, Director, Office of Alien Property. U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o p R u m a n ia regulation, instruction, or direction issued [F. R. Doc. 57-6275; Piled, July 31, 1957; thereunder. In re: Property owned indirectly by 8:53 a. m.J unknown nationals of Rumania; F-63- Executed at Washington, D. C., on 139 (Zurich-SA), F-57-1257, F-63-139 July 25, 1957. (Zurich) Temp. I. For the Attorney General. [Vesting Order SA-183] Under the authority of Title II of the [ s e a l ] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , International Claims Settlement Act of U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o f B u l g a r ia , Assistant Attorney General, 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ Director, Office of Alien Property. tive Order 10644, November. 7, 1955 (20 H u n g a r y a n d R u m a n ia F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Or­ In re: Property owned indirectly by [F. R. Doc. 57-6276; Piled, July 31, 1957; der No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 unknown nationals of Bulgaria, Hungary 8:53 a. m.J F. R. 8993), and pursuant to law, after and Rumania; F-63-139 (Zurich— S A ); investigation, it is hereby found and de­ F-ll-227; F-34-1693; F-57-1257; F-63- termined: 139 (Zurich) Temp. I. 1. That the property described as fol­ Under the authority of Title II of the [Vesting Order SA-186] lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ International Claims Settlement Act of U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o f R u m a n ia tion of the Agency of The Royal Bhnk 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ of Canada, 68 William Street, New York tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 In re: Property owned indirectly by 5, New York, arising out of an account F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order unknown nationals of Rumania; F-63- entitled, “ Union Bank of Switzerland, No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. R. 139 (Zurich—S A ), F-57-1257, F-63-139 Zurich, Switzerland, General Ruling 8993), and pursuant to law, after in­ (Zurich) Temp. I. Account No. 6,” maintained at the afore­ vestigation, it is hereby found and Under the authority of Title n of the said bank, together with any and all determined: International Claims Settlement Act of rights to demand, enforce and collect 1. That the property described as fol­ 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ the same, lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 tion of the Agency of The Royal Bank of F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order is property within the United States Canada, 68 William Street, New York 5, No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. R. which was blocked in accordance with New York, arising out of an account en­ 8993), and pursuant to law, after in­ Executive Order 8389, as amended, and titled, “ Union de Banques Suisses, Zu­ vestigation, it is hereby f ound and deter­ remained blocked on August 9,1955, and rich, Switzerland, Blocked Account,” mined: which is, and as of September 15, 1947, maintained at the aforesaid bank, to­ 1. That the property described as fol­ was, owned indirectly by nationals of gether with any and all rights to demand, lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ Rumania, names unknown, as defined in enforce and collect the same, tion of The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 said Executive Order 8389, as amended. Pine Street, New York 15, New York, is property within the United States 2. That the property described herein arising out of an account entitled, “Union which was blocked in accordance with is not owned directly by a natural person. Bank of Switzerland, General Ruling Executive Order 8389, as amended, and There is hereby vested in the Attorney Account No. 6, Zurich, Switzerland,” remained blocked on August 9,1955, and General of the United States the prop­ maintained at the aforesaid bank, to­ which is, and as of September 15, 1947, erty described above, to be administered, gether with any and all rights to demand, sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ was, owned indirectly by nationals of enforce and collect the same, ance with the provisions of Title II of the Bulgaria, Hungary and Rumania, names International Claims Settlement Act of unknown, as defined in said Executive is property within the United States 1949, as amended. Order 8389, as amended. which was blocked in accordance with It is hereby required that the property 2. That the property described herein Executive Order 8389, as amended, and described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ is not owned directly by a natural person. remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and ferred, assigned and delivered to or for There is hereby vested in the Attorney which is, and as of September 15, 1947, the account of the Attorney General of General of the United States the property was owned indirectly by nationals of 6076 NOTICES

Rumania, names unknown, as defined in General Ruling #6, maintained at the No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. K. said Executive Order 8389, as amended. aforesaid company, together with any 8993), and pursuant to law, after investi­ 2. That the property described herein and all rights to demand, enforce and gation, it is hereby found and deter­ is not owned directly by a natural person. collect the same, mined: There is hereby vested in the Attorney is property within the United States 1. That the property described as General of the United States the prop­ which was blocked in accordance with follows: That certain debt or other ob­ erty described above, to be administered, Executive Order 8389, as amended, and ligation of The First National City Bank sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ remained blocked on August 9,1955, and of New York, 55 Wall Street, New York, ance with the provisions of Title n of which is, and as of September 15, 1947, New York, arising out of an account en­ the International Claims Settlement Act was, owned indirectly by nationals of titled, “ Banca della Svizzera Italiana, of 1949, as amended. Hungary, names unknown, as defined in Lugano, Switzerland,” maintained at the It is hereby required that the property said Executive Order 8389, as amended. aforesaid bank, together with any and all described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ 2. That the property described herein rights to demand, enforce and collect the ferred, assigned and delivered to or for is not owned directly by a natural person. same, the account of the Attorney General of There is hereby vested in the Attorney is property within the United States the United States in accordance with di­ General of the United States the property rections and instructions issued by or for which was blocked in accordance with described above, to be administered, the Assistant Attorney General, Director, Executive Order 8389, as amended, and sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ Office of Alien Property, Department of remained blocked on August 9, 1955, and ance with the provisions of Title n of the Justice. which is, and as of September 15, 1947, The foregoing requirement and any International Claims Settlement Act of was, owned indirectly by the Hungarian- 1949, as amended. supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ Italian Bank, Limited, also known as structions or directions issued under It is hereby required that the property Banca Ungaro-Italiana S. A., Budapest, Title I I of the International Claims Set­ described above be paid, conveyed, Hungary, a national of Hungary as de­ tlement Act of 1949, as amended. Atten­ transferred, assigned and delivered to or fined in said Executive Order 8389, as tion is directed to section 205 of said for the account of the Attorney General amended. Title n (69 Stat. 562) which provides of the United States in accordance with 2. That the property described herein that: directions and instructions issued by or is not owned directly by a natural person. for the Assistant Attorney General, There is hereby vested in the Attorney Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ Director, Office of Alien Property, De­ General of the United States the prop­ ment, or delivery of property made to the partment of Justice. President or his designee pursuant to this erty described above, to be administered, title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or The foregoing requirement and any sold, or otherwise liquidated, in accord­ direction issued under this title, shall to supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ ance with the provisions of Title H of the the extent thereof be a full acquittance and structions or directions issued under International Claims Settlement Act of discharge for all purposes of the obligation Title n of the International Claims Set­ 1949, as amended. of the person making the same; and no per­ tlement Act of 1949, as amended. A t­ It is hereby required that the property son shall be held liable in any court for or tention is directed to section 205 of said described above be paid, conveyed, trans­ In respect of any such payment, conveyance, Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides ferred, assigned and delivered to or for transfer, assignment, or delivery made in that: good faith in pursuance of and in reliance the account of the Attorney General of on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, Any payment, conveyance, transfer, as­ the United States in accordance with regulation, instruction, or direction issued signment, or delivery of property made to directions and instructions issued by or thereunder. the President or his designee pursuant to this for the Assistant Attorney General, Di­ title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or rector, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on direction issued under this title, shaU to July 25,1957. ment of Justice. the extent thereof be a fuU acquittance and The foregoing requirement and any For the Attorney General. discharge for all purposes of the obligation of the person making the same; and no per­ supplement thereto shall be deemed in­ [ s e a l ] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , son shall be held liable in any court for or structions or directions issued under Assistant Attorney General, in respect of any such payment, conveyance, Title n of the International Claims Director, Office of Alien Property. transfer, assignment, or delivery made in Settlement Act of 1949, as amended. At­ good faith in pursuance of and in reliance tention is directed to section 205 of said [F. R. Doc. 57-^3279l Filed, July 31, 1957; on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, Title I I (69 Stat. 562) which provides 8:54 a. m.] regulation, instruction, or direction issued that: thereunder. Any payment, conveyance, transfer, assign­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on ment, or delivery of property made to the [Vesting Order SA-187] July 25,1957. President or his designee pursuant to this title, or any rule, regulation, instruction, or For the Attorney General. U n k n o w n N a t io n a l s o f H u n g a r y direction issued under this title, shall to the [ s e a l ] D a ll a s S. T o w n s e n d , extent thereof be a full, acquittance and In re: Property owned indirectly by discharge for all purposes of the obligation unknown nationals of Hungary; F-63- Assistant Attorney General, Director, Office of Alien Property. of the person making the same; and no per­ 139 (Zurich-SA), F-34-1693, F-63-139 son shall be held liable in any court for or (Zurich) Temp. I. [F. R. Doc. 57-6280; Filed, July 31, 1957; in respect of any such payment, conveyance, Under the authority of Title n of the 8:54 a. m.j transfer, assignment, or delivery made in International Claims Settlement Act of good faith in pursuance of and in reliance 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ on the provisions of this title, or of any rule, regulation, instruction, or direction issued tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 thereunder. F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order [Vesting Order SA-192] No. 106-55, November 23, 1955 (20 F. R. Executed at Washington, D. C., on 8993), and pursuant to law, after in­ H u n g a r ia n -I t a l ia n B a n k , L t d . July 25, 1957. vestigation, it is hereby found and In re: Debt owing to the Hungarian- For the Attorney General. determined: Italian Bank, Limited, also known as 1. That the property described as fol­ Banca Ungaro-Italiana S. A.; F-34-32. [ s e a l ] D a lla s S. T o w n s e n d , lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ Under the authority of Title II of the Assistant Attorney General, tion of Dominick & Dominick, 14 Wall International Claims Settlement Act of Director, Office of Alien Prop­ Street, New York 5, New York, arising 1949, as amended (69 Stat. 562), Execu­ erty. out of an account entitled, Union de tive Order 10644, November 7, 1955 (20 [F, R. Doc. 57-6285; Filed, July 31, 1957; Banques Suisses, Zurich Account No. 18 F. R. 8363), Department of Justice Order 8:55 a. m .]