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VOLUME 12 ^ O y v j T E O ^ NUMBER ÎM

Washington, Tuesday, October 28,1947

TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT Sec. 27.1 Exclusion from provisions of Fed­ CONTENTS eral Employees Pay Act and Classi­ EXECUTIVE ORDER 9901 fication Act. THE PRESIDENT 27.2 Maximum stipends prescribed. A p p o in t m e n t o f J am es P. D a v is, D ir e c ­ Executive Order Page 27.8 Stipends under existing agreements tor, D iv is io n o f T erritories and with trainees. Davis, James P., Director, Division I sland P o sse ssio n s, D e par tm e n t o f 27.4 Stipends of trainees assigned to Fed­ of Territories and Island Posses­ t h e I n t e r io r , as A dministrator o f th e eral hospitals as affiliates. sions, Department of Interior; P uerto R ic o R econstruction A d m in ­ 27.5 Exclusion of other trainee positions appointment as Administrator ist r a t io n and establishment of maximum sti­ of Puerto Rico Reconstruction pends. Administration______6965 By virtue of the authority vested in me 27.6 Extent of régulations. under the Emergency Relief Appropria­ 27.7 Inquiries. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES tion Act of 1935 (49 Stat. 115, 118), and Authority: §§ 27.1 to 27.7, inclusive, is­ Alien Property, Office of the act entitled “An Act to provide that sued under Pub. Law 330, 80th Cong., ap­ funds allocated to Puerto Rico under the proved August 4, 1947. Notices: Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of Vesting orders, etc.: 1935 may be expended for permanent re­ § 27.1 Exclusion from provisions of Abshagen, Werner______6992 habilitation, and for other purposes” , Federal Employees Pay Act and Clas­ Costs and expenses incurred approved February 11, 1936 (49 Stat. sification Act. In accordance with the in certain Wisconsin, Ohio, 1135), I hereby appoint James P. Davis, provisions of section 1 and section 2 of and Kentucky courts— 6993 Director, Division of Territories and Is­ Public Law 330, 80th Congress, ap­ Glas-und Spiegelmanufactur, land Possessions, Department of the In ­ proved August 4, 1947, the following A. G. et al------6992 terior, as Administrator of the Puerto positions, in addition to those specifi­ Goldschmidt, Dr. Bernhard, Rico Reconstruction Administration, cally excluded by section 1 and section et al------6993 vice Edwin G. Arnold, resigned, to serve 2 of such law, are excluded from the Hoerner, Ferdinand______6993 without additional compensation, and to provisions of the Federal Employees Pay Knoop, Lange & Co., Inc_____ 6995 exercise and discharge the functions, Act of 1945 (Public Law 106, 79th Con­ Kueppers, Josephine—-______6991 duties, and authority conferred upon the gress), as amended, and the Classifica­ Lange, William A______6988 Puerto Rico Reconstruction jAdministra- tion Act of 1923, as amended and ex­ Nordring A/B______6991 tion and the Administrator by Executive tended (5 U. S. C„ ch. 13) : Schreiner, Carl______6989 Orders No. 7057 of May 28, 1935, No. Interns in clinical psychology at St. Steigelman, Roland______6989 7180 of September 6,1935, as amended by Elizabeths Hospital, second year ap­ Army Department No. 7554 of February 17, 1937, and No. proved post graduate training (pre-doc- Rules and regulations: 7689 of August 12, 1937. toral) and fifth year approved post Bridges; Acushnet River, Massa­ The said Executive orders are hereby graduate training (post-doctoral). chusetts______69,73 amended accordingly. § 27.2 Maximum stipends prescribed. Child Labor and Youth Employ­ In accordance with the provisions of sec­ H arry S. T r u m a n ment Branch tion 3 of Public Law 330, 80th Congress, T h e W h it e H o u se , Proposed rule making: approved August 4, 1947, the following October 25, 1947. Logging occupations and occu­ maximum stipends (including overtime pation of any sawmill, lath [P. R. Doc. 47-9667; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; pay, maintenance allowances, and other mill, or cooperage-stock mill_ 6979 10:44 a. m.] payments in money or kind) for student nurses, medical or dental interns, resi- Civil Aeronautics Board dents-in-training, student dietitians, Notices: TITLE 5— ADMINISTRATIVE student physical therapists, and student State Airlines, Inc. and Pied­ PERSONNEL occupational therapists, except as other­ mont Aviation, Inc.; south­ wise provided in § 27.3 are hereby pre­ eastern States case, hearing_ 6984 Chapter I— Civil Service Commission scribed: Civil Service Commission Student nurses— St. Elizabeths Hos­ Rules and regulations: P art 27— E x c l u s io n F r o m P r o v is io n s pital : Positions in Government hos­ o f t h e F ederal E m p l o y e e s P a y A ct First year training______$775 pitals filled by student or resi­ o f 1945, as A m e n d e d , and t h e C l a s s i­ Second and third year training, ’ dent trainees; exclusion from f ic a t io n A ct o f 1923, as A m e n d e d , maximum total for two years___ 1,225 provisions of Federal Employ­ and E stablishment o f M a x i m u m Note: The maximum total stipend of ees Pay Act and Classification S t ip e n d s for P o s it io n s i n G o v e r n ­ $1,225 for the second and third years is effective only so long as student nurses at Act, and establishment of m e n t H o s pit a ls F il l e d b y S t u d e n t maximum stipends______6965 PR R e s id e n t T r a in e e s St. Elizabeths Hospital are assigned during these years to affiliated hospitals for one year Commodity Credit Corporation Effective upon publication in the F ed­ of training with no compensation other than Rules and regulations: eral R egister, Part- 27 is revised to read maintenance. Potatoes, Irish; 1947 loan pro­ as follows: (Continued on p. 6967) gram ------6968 6965 RULES AND REGULATIONS 6966 CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Federal Power Commission Pag» National Park Service age Rules and regulations: FEDERALÄREGISTER Notices: Grand Canyon National Park— 6974 1*3* Hearings, etc.: ^ t/ N IT tO * Interstate Gas Co. and Cities Post Office Department Service Gas Co------6984 Rules and regulations: Lone Star Gas Co. (4 docu­ Service to foreign countries; Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, ments) — ------6984 parcel post, Union of Soviet and days following official Federal holidays, Northern Natural Gas Co— 6984 Socialist Republics------— 8974 by the Division of the Federal Register, the Washington Gas Light Co— 6 985 Public Health Service National Archives, pursuant to the authority Proposed rule making: contained in the Federal Register Act, ap­ Uniform system of accounts; Rules and regulations: proved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as 6980 Commissioned officers; foreign . dismissal of proceedings^— amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B ), under regula­ service allowances------6974 tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ mittee, approved by the President. Distribu­ Federal Trade Commission Public Housing Administration tion is made only by the Superintendent of Notices : Rayon and silk converting in­ Rules and regulations: Documents, Government Printing Office, 6985 Veterans’ emergency housing Washington 25, D. C. dustry; hearing------The regulatory material appearing herein is program, policy; standards Rules and regulations: for selection of tenants—,— 6970 keyed to the Code*of Federal Regulations, Cease and desist order; Super- which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant 6969 Puerto Rico Reconstruction Ad- to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Cold Corp------— ----- amended June 19, 1937. Fish and Wildlife Service ministration The Federal Register will be furnished by Rules and regulations: mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Rules and regulations: Hunting of deer: Davis, James P.; appointment per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ as Administrator—------6977 vance. The charge for individual copies Blackbeard Island National (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the Wildlife Refuge, Georgia— 6978 Securities and Exchange Com-, size of the issue. Remit check or money Waubay National Wildlife order, made payable to the Superintendent Refuge, South Dakota------6979 mission of Documents, directly to the Government Notices: Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Forest Service Hearings, etc.: There are no restrictions on the republica­ Rules and regulations: Alabama Power Co—------6986 tion of material appearing in the Federal Harney National Forest, South American Power & Light Co. Register. Dakota, and Kaibab National and Washington Water Forest, Arizona------6974 Power C o ------6985 City Stores Co. et al-^------6988 Indian Affairs, Office of Columbia Gas & Electric Corp. 1946 SUPPLEMENT Rules and regulations: et al------6987 Delegation of authority; func­ General Public Utilities Corp_ 6987 to the tions relating to Indian lands Metropolitan Edison Co------6986 and minerals------6970 CODE OF FEDERAL Wage and Hour Division International Trade, Office of REGULATIONS Rules and regulations: Rules and regulations: Organization— _— — ------— 6970 The following books ore now Licenses, general: Utilization of State agencies Foods and soaps— ------by'•* for investigations and inspec­ available: Gift parcels: tions— I— ------6970 Book 1: Titles 1 through 8, Enemy prisoners of war— 697d including, in Title 3, Presiden­ Germany and Japan.------6973 CODIFICATION GUIDE Prohibited exportations (2 doc­ tial documents in full text with uments) ------®97^ A numerical list of the parts of the Code appropriate reference tables and of Federal Regulations affected by documents index. Interstate Commerce Commis­ published in this issue. Proposed rules, as sion opposed to final actions, are identified as Book 2: Titles 9 through 20. such in parentheses. Rules and regulations: Book 3: Titles 21 through 31. Page Book 4: Titles 32 through 37. Car service; box cars of Cana­ Title 3— The President dian railroad ownership------6977 Book 5: Titles 38 through 48. Chapter II—Executive orders:- Carriers of passengers, com­ 34051 ______. 6975 These books mqy be obtained from the mon and contract; modifica­ 3 9 CQ2 _ ____ — —_ 6975 Superintendent o f Documents, Govern­ tion of uniform system of ac- OR1 « 8 ____ _ 6965 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C., counts------6977 9901 ______—----- 6965 at $3.50 per copy. Land Management, Bureau of Title 5— Administrative Person­ A limited sales stock o f the 1945 Notices *• Supplement (4 books) is still available Air-navigation site withdrawals nel Chapter I—Civil Service Commis­ at $3 a book. reduced or revoked ; Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah- 6983 sion: Part 27—Exclusion from provi­ Opening of public lands: sions of the Federal Employ­ Arizona (2 documents) — 6981,6982 CONTENTS— Continued ees Pay Act of 1945, as Utah— ------— 6981 amended, arid the Classifica­ Federal Communications Com- Page Wyoming------byiW tion Act of 1923, as amended, Rules and regulations: and establishment of maxi­ mission ^ Arizona; * revocation of orders Proposed rule making: mum stipends for positions in withdrawing certain lands (2 Government hospitals filled Application for ship radar sta­ _ documents)------b97® tion license; adoption of by student or resident train­ South Dakota; withdrawal of ees ______- — ------69-o5 form------public land in Harney Na­ Rules and regulations: tional Forest pending estab­ 1 P. L. O. 420. Ship service; establishment of lishment of monument to ^*P. L. O. 421. ship radar station as new Chief Crazy Horse------6975 *E. O. 9901. class of station—------69 '6 *

Tuesday, October 28', 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER #967

CODIFICATION GUIDE— Con. CODIFICATION GUIDE— Con. Physical therapy interns (Student physical therapists): Title 6-—Agricultural Credit Pa£* One year approved post graduate Title 43— Public Lands: Interior PaS* training ______$1,470 Chapter II—Production and Mar­ Chapter I—Bureau of Land Man­ Occupational therapy interns (Stu­ keting Administration (Com­ agement, Department of the dent occupational therapists): modity Credit) : Interior: Approved clinical training in affil­ Part 245—Irish potatoes______6068 Appendix—Public land orders: iation with an approved school of Title 16— Commercial Practices 419 ______6978 occupational therapy, $122.50 (a 420 ______6975 m onth). Chapter I —Federal Trade Com­ ©linical psychology interns— St. Eliz­ mission: 421 ------6975 abeths Hospital: Part 3—Digest of cease and de­ Title 47— Telecommunication . Second year approved post gradu­ sist orders______6969 Chapter I —Federal Communica­ ate training (pre-doctoral)______1, 600 tions Commission: Fifth year approved post graduate Title 18— Conservation of Power training (post-doctoral)______2,200 Chapter I—Federal Power Com­ Part 1—Organization, practice mission: and procedure (proposed)___ 6980 § 27.3 iStipends under existing agree­ Part 03—Substantive rules, gen­ Part 8—Ship radio service_____ 6976 ments with trainees. Stipends (total eral policy, and interpreta­ Title 48— Territories and Insular amounts paid, including maintenance tions (proposed)______6980 Possessions allowances and other payments in kind) under existing agreements with trainees Title 24— Housing Credit Chapter H—Puerto Rico Recon­ in accordance with maximum stipends Chapter V I—Public Housing Ad­ struction Administration, De­ approved by the Commission under the ministration: partment of the Interior: provisions of Executive Order 9750, and Part 641—Veterans' emergency Part 200—Establishment, gen­ which are in excess of maximums in the eral administration and func- housing program: policy___ 6970 above schedules, are hereby approved as Title 25— Indians tions______6977 maximums for the duration of training Chapter I —Office of Indian A f­ Title 49— Transportation and under such agreements; Provided, That fairs, Department of the In ­ Railroads statements of the terms of such agree­ terior: Chapter I —Interstate Commerce ments, with schedules of stipends and Part 02—Delegations of author­ Commission: allowances, are filed with the Commis­ ity------6970 Part 95—Car service______6977 sion before September 1, 1947. Title 29— Labor Part 181—Uniform system of § 27.4 Stipends of trainees assigned Chapter IV —Child Labor and accounts for Class I common to Federal hospitals as affiliates. Train­ Youth Employment Branch, and contract motor carriers ees at non-Federal hospitals assigned Department of Labor: Of passengers______6977 to Federal hospitals as affiliates for Part 422—Occupations particu­ Title 50— Wildlife part of their training shall receive no larly hazardous for the em­ Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife stipend from the Federal hospital other ployment of minors between Service, Department of the than any maintenance provided. 16 and 18 years of age or det­ Interiof: § 27.5 Exclusion of other trainee posi­ rimental to their health or Part 27—Southeastern region tions and establishment of maximum well being (proposed)______6979 national wildlife refuges..___ 6978 stipends. Requests for approval by the Chapter V—Wage and Hour Divi­ Part 29—Plains region national Commission of exclusions from the pro­ sion, Department of Labor: wildlife refuges______6979 visions of the Federal Employees Pay Act Part 500—Organization______6970 of 1945, as amended, and the Classifica­ Part 515—Utilization of State A ll other Federal hospitals: tion Act of 1923, as amended, of other agencies for investigations First year training______$775 positions filled by persons employed on and inspections.,______6970 Second year training______865 a student-employee basis assigned or Title 32— National Defense Third year training______985 attached to a hospital, clinic, or medical Chapter V in —Office of Interna- * Medical or dental interns and resi­ or dental laboratory, as provided in sec­ dents— Gallinger and Freedmen's tional Trade, Department of Hospitals: tion 1 and section 2 of Public Law 330, Commerce: First year approved post graduate 80th Congress, and for approval of maxi­ Part 801—General regulations tra in in g ______$1,600 mum stipends not provided in § 27.2 or (2 documents),..______6972 Second year approved post graduate § 27.3, should be submitted promptly to Part 802—General licenses (3 train in g______1,900 the Commission, with full supporting documents)______6973 Third year approved post graduate information. tra in in g ______2,200 Title 33— Navigation and Navi­ Fourth year approved post graduate § 27.6 Extent of regulations. Maxi­ gable Waters train in g______2, 500 mum stipends provided in § 27.2 and Chapter n —Corps of Engineers, Fifth year approved post graduate § 27.3 apply to any “hospital, clinic, or Department of the Army: train in g______8,400 medical or dental laboratory, operated Part 263—Bridge regulations.. 6978 Sixth year approved post graduate training 1 ______4,150 by any department, agency or instru­ Title 36— Parks anc Forests All other Federal hospitals: mentality of the Federal Government or Chapter I —National Park Service, First year approved post graduate by the District of Columbia,” unless Tates Department of the Interior: tra in in g ______$2,200 of compensation are otherwise provided Second year approved post gradu­ by law. Part 1—Areas administered by ate training______2,400 the National Park Service 6974 I Third year approved ppst gradu­ § 27.7 Inquiries. Inquiries concern­ Chapter II—Forest Service, De­ ate training______)______2,700 ing this part may be directed, in Wash­ partment of Agriculture: Fourth year approved post gradu­ ington, D. C., to the Reid Section, Per­ Part 201—National forests_____ 6974 ate training______8,000 Fifth year approved post gradu­ sonnel Classification Division, telephone Title 39— Postal Service ate training______8,400 extension 651, and, in the field, to the Chapter I —Post Office Depart­ Sixth year approved post graduate appropriate regional or branch regional ment: training ______4,150 office. Part 21—International postal Note: Maximum stipends for Panama Canal U n it e d S tates C iv il S erv­ service ______------6974 and Panama Railroad are 25 percent above these rates. ic e C o m m is s io n , Title 42— Public Health [ s e a l ] H. B. M i t c h e l l , Dietitian interns. (Student dieti­ Chapter I —Public Health Serv­ tians) : President. ice, Federal Security Agency: One year approved post graduate [F. R. Doc. 47-9579; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Part 21—Commissioned officers. 6974 train in g______$1,470 8:46 a. m.J 6968 RULES AND REGULATIONS bank, cooperative marketing association April 30, 1948, and will bear interest at TITLE 6— AGRICULTURAL CREDIT corporation, partnership, individual, or the rate of 3 percent per annum from Chapter II— Production and Market­ other legal entity with which CCC has the date of disbursement. ing Administration (Commodity entered into a Lending Agency Agree­ § 245.107 Approved forms. The ap­ ment (Form PMA-97), or other form pre­ proved forms constitute the loan docu­ Credit) • scribed by the Administrator of PMA. ments which, together with the provi- P art 245— I r ish P otatoes § 245.104 Eligible borrowers. An eli­ sions of this bulletin, govern the rights and responsibility of the borrower and SUBPART— 1947 LOAN PROGRAM gible borrower shall be (a) any person, partnership, association or corporation of CCC, and should be read carefully. This bulletin states the requirements that has executed an application and cer­ Any fraudulent representation made by with respect to the 1947 Irish Potato tificate of eligibility (Form 47-Potatoes- a borrower in obtaining a loan or in exe­ Loan Program formulated by Com­ 4), whose eligibility to participate in cuting any of the loan documents will modity Credit Corporation (hereinafter 1947 potato, price support operations has render him subject to prosecution under referred to as CCC) and the Production been certified by the appropriate County the United States Criminal Code. and Marketing Administration (herein­ Agricultural Conservation Committee, (a) Applications for loan shall be sub­ after referred to as PM A). Loans will and whose certificate of eligibility is in mitted on Commodity' Loan-3 (Pota­ be made available on potatoes of the full force and effect (hereinafter re­ toes). 1947 late crop to growers or associations ferred to as “eligible producer” ) , or (b) (b) Each loan shall be evidenced by a of growers or their authorized agents, any dealer or association of producers promissory note executed by the bor­ and contracting dealers. that has become eligible to participate rower on CCC Commodity Form A. Sec. in the 1947 potato price support program (c) Each loan shall be secured by a 245.101 Administration. on a contract basis by means of execut­ chattel mortgage executed by the bor­ 245.102 Availability of loans. ing a Dealer Agreement (Form 47-Pota- rower on CCC Commodity Form AA. 245.103 Approved lending agencies. toes-7) which has been approved by CCC 245.104 Eligible borrowers. § 245.108 A m o u n t of loan. The 245.105 Eligible potatoes. and is in effect. amount of the loan shall be computed 245.106 Application, period for making § 245.105 Eligible potatoes, (a) Eli­ in accordance with the 1947 schedule of loans, maturity date and interest gible potatoes shall be 1947 crop pota­ Loan Rates set out in § 245.117 on the rate. toes produced by eligible producers quantity of U. S. No. 1 quality potatoes in 245.107 Approved forms. which are of a quality suitable for stor­ the unit at the applicable loan rate for 245.108 Amount of loan. U. S. No. 1 potatoes, plus the quantity 245.109 Storage charges, » age and are properly stored in perma­ 245.110 Service fees. nent storage which meets specifi­ of U. S. No. 1 size B and U. S. No. 2 cations established by the State com­ (1% inches minimum) quality potatoes 245.111 Set-offs. • c" 245.112 Insurance. mittee. Potatoes containing more than in the unit at the applicable loan rates 245.113 Settlement of loans. 2 percent soft rot or more than 3 per­ for U. S. No. 2 potatoes. Deficiencies due to flood, fire, 245.114 cent dry rot including late blight shall § 245.109 Storage charges. All stor­ lightning and windstorm. not be eligible for loan. In order to Loans in default. age costs shall be assumed and paid by 245.115 make certain that the potatoes are of a 245.116 Purchase of notes. the borrower. 245.117 1947 schedule of loan rates per cwt. quality suitable for storage, county com­ of potatoes. mittees may require that the potatoes § 245.110 Service fees. A service’ fee remain in storage for a specified period shall be charged for each loan in the Authority: §§ 245.101 to 245.117, inclusive, prior to inspection and approval for amount of one cent per hundredweight issued under sec. 7 ( a ) , 49 Stat. 4 as amended, for each hundredweight of potatoes sec. 4 ( a ) , 55 Stat. 498 as amended; 15 U. S. C. loan. Sup. 713 ( a ) , 713a-8 ( a ) ; charter of Commod­ (b) The potatoes offered as security placed under loan but not less than $5.00 ity Credit Corporation, Article Third, para­ for a loan must be free and clear of all for each loan. Part of the service fee graph (b ). liens, or if lien exist appropriate waivers (one-half cent per 100 pounds of the must be obtained. potatoes which it is estimated will be § 245.101 Administration. The pro­ placed under loan, but not less than gram will be administered in the field § 245.106 Applications, period for $5.00) will be payable at the time appli­ by the county agricultural conservation making loans, maturity date and inter­ cation is made for a loan, and will be un- committees under the general supervi­ est rate. (a) Applications for loans shall returnable even though the loan is not sion of State PMA committees. Forms be made at the office of the County Agri­ completed. The balance of the service may be obtained from county agricul­ cultural Conservation Committee for the fee, if any, shall be collected from the tural conservation committees or from county where the potatoes are stored. proceeds of the loan. State PMA office^, addresses of which (b) Applications for loans may be ac­ are listed in 11 F. R. 177, Part 2 (177A- cepted between September 15, 1947, and § 245.111 Set-offs. I f the applicant is 285). State and county committees will December 15, 1947. However, since all indebted to CCC (other than a current determine the eligibility of the potatoes, loan documents must be completed not loan which has not matured), or if the the grade and quality, and the amount later than December 31, 1947, the State applicant is listed on the county debt of the loan. All loan documents will be Committee shall, if necessary, set a final register as being indebted to any Gov­ completed and approved by the county date for accepting applications suffi­ ernment agency, the loan shall not be committee, which will retain copies of ciently in advance of December 15,1947, approved unless the applicant designates all documents. The county committee in order that all inspections of potatoes the United States or the agency thereof may designate in writing certain em­ and the approval of all loan documents to which he is indebted, as the payee of ployees of the County Agricultural Con­ will be completed by December 31, 1947. the proceeds of the loan to the extent of servation Association to execute such (e) At no time shall loan documents such indebtedness not to exceed that por­ forms on behalf of the committee. The be approved if the value of the collateral tion of the proceeds remaining after de­ county committee will furnish the bor­ has been impaired. -Loan documents duction of (a) the amount due for serv­ rower with the names of lending agen­ shall not be approved after the expira­ ice fees, (b) amount designated to be cies approved for making disbursements tion of the 20 calendar day period follow­ paid prior lienholders. Paragraphs (a) on loan documents. In case the borrower ing the date of inspection of potatoes and (b) of this section, outstanding in­ desires to obtain a direct loan from CCC, /offered as collateral unless the county debtedness to CCC shall have priority. he shall deliver the loan documents to committee first determines that the po­ § 245.112 Insurance. The borrower the county committee for transmittal. tatoes so offered are intact and that shall not be required to carry insurance § 245.102 Availability of loans. Loans their value is unimpaired. In the event on the collateral. However, in case of will be available in all areas of the con­ the potatoes are destroyed or their value an uninsured loss CCC will assume such tinental United States. Loans will be is impaired after the loan documents are loss only to be the extent of any result­ available from September 15, 1947, approved, but before the loan is com­ ing deficiency on the loan, and jnly in through December 31, 1947, inclusive. pleted, the loan documents shall not be the case of losses due to flood, fire, light­ § 245,103 Approved lending agencies. eligible for disbursement. All loans shall ning, or windstorm of which the borrower Ah approved lending agency shall be any mature on demand but not later than has given the county committee imme- Tuesday,. October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER «969 diate notice in writing, and to which his wise causes CCC to remove the potatoes fault, negligence or conversion has not or to foreclose the mortgage, he shall TITLE 16— COMMERCIAL been a contributing factor. be given credit for such potatoes as are PRACTICES removed or foreclosed at the best price § 245.113 Settlement of loans, (a) Chapter I— Federal Trade Commission The loan shall be satisfied, on or before obtainable by CCC, less necessary costs the maturity of the note, by payment by and expenses incurred, and shall be [Docket No. 4904] the borrower of the principal amount liable for any deficiency which results. plus interest. Repayment may be made § 245.116 Purchase of notes. CCC will igest of C ease and D esist to the lending agency, or, if the note is purchase from approved lending agen­ O rders held by CCC, to the county committee. cies, notes evidencing approved loans Upon full repayment of a loan, the which are secured by chattel mortgages. county committee should be requested to The purchase price to be paid by CCC release the mortgage by filing an instru­ SUPER-COLD CORP. ment of release or by a marginal release will be the principal sums remaining due Advertising falsely or mis- on the records of the county recording on such notes, plus accrued interest from office. * the date of disbursement to the date of leadingluZ-Business status, advantages or connections of advertiser—History: (b) The borrower may, prior to the purchase at the rate of 1% percent per ■ J lS M a ) Advertising falsely or mislead­ maturity of the loan, make partial re1» annum. Lending agencies are required ingly—Business status, advapjftges or demptions of the potatoes in order to to submit a weekly report to CCC and sell them in commercial markets by pay­ the county committee on such form as connections of advertiser-¡Reputation, success or standing: § 10) Adver­ ment of such portion of the loan plus CCC may prescribe of all repayments interest as is equal to the amount of the tising falsely or misleadingly—Compara­ received on producer’s notes held by tive data or merits: § Advertis­ gross proceeds to.be received from the them, and are required to remit promptly sale of the potatoes (less approved ing falsely or mideadingly—*Competitors to CCC an amount equivalent to 1% per­ and their ppmucts—Competitors’ prod­ charges for marketing services per­ cent interest per annum, on the amount formed) or the loan value of the potatoes ucts: § \&£r(.y 10) Advertising falsely or of the principal collected, from the date to be redeemed plus interest, whichever misleadingly—Scientific or other rele­ is greater. of disbursement to the date of payment. vant facts: § VZ& A ft 10) Advertising (c) The borrower shall appljA on the State PMA offices will supply lending falsely or misl&mingly/—Unique nature loan in repayment thereof all of the net agencies with the addresses of the CCC or advantages: § {3.48 (b) Disparaging proceeds (gross proceeds less approved field office or PMA area fiscal office to competitors and their productsX-Goods— charges for marketing services per­ which note, reports, and remittances Manufacture or preparation: i&48 (b) formed) accruing to him from the sale should be. submitted. Disparaging competitors and their prod­ to CCC of any potatoes owned by him, ucts—Goods—Performance. I. In con­ § 245.117 1947 schedule, of loan rates whether or not such potatoes are collat­ nection with the offering for sale, sale eral security for the loan. per cwt. of potatoes. and distribution of refrigerator display cases in commerce, representing, directly T able 1 § 245.114 Deficiencies due to flood, or by implication, (1) that respondent’s fire, lightning or windstorm. CCC will refrigerator display cases will operate at not make any allowance for loss in the U. S. No. 1 substantially less cost or on substantially quality and quantity of the potatoes U . S. Size B and U. S. No. 2 less horsepower than other modern re­ State and area No. 1 which results in a deficiency on the loan, (l 7/i inch quality frigerator display cases; (2) that the except that uninsqred physical loss or minimum) quality glass fronts on refrigerator display cases damage occurring without fault, negli­ other than the respondent’s will sweat gence, or conversion on his part and re­ or become clouded or dirty within three sulting solely from flood, fire, lightning, California, Modoc, and Siski- you______: ______$1.35 $0.45 years’ time; (3) that during the past fif­ or windstorm shall be assumed by CCC California, Stockton1...... 1.50 .55 teen years or during any other period of to the extent of the deficiency, which re­ Colorado______1.20 .40. Connecticut...... 1.50 .55 time Super-Cold engineers have devel­ sults after the application of all of the Idaho...... 1.20 .40 oped all of the new and advanced engi­ net proceeds of undamaged potatoes cov­ Illinois...... 1.30 .45 Indiana...... - 1.30 .45 neering principles in refrigerator display ered by the mortgage or the loan value Iowa...... 1.25 .40 case construction and application; (4) thereof plus interest, whichever is M aine...... 1.30 .45 that respondent is the recognized leader greater, plus the net proceeds from the Massachusetts...... 1.50 .55 Michigan______1.25 .40 and authority in the field of refrigerator salvage of the damaged potatoes and any Minnesota...... 1.05 .30 display case manufacture; (5) that the insurance proceeds inuring to the bene­ Montana...... 1.15 Nebraska...... 1.30 .45 respondent's display cases are the only fit of CCC. In cases where such losses N evada...... 1.30 .45 refrigerator display cases on the market are covered by insurance, the borrower, New Hampshire______1.50 .55 N ew Jersey______1.50 .55 equipped with non-insulated all metal after the proceeds from salvage have New York, Long Island______1.60 .55 drain pans that will not sweat; (6) that N ew York, Other______1.45 .50 been applied on the note, shall have North Dakota...... 1.05 .30 the respondent’s display cases are the first claim on the proceeds of any in­ Ohio______1.45 .50 only porcelain enclosed display cases on Oregon, Eastern9...... 1.20 .40 the market with rounded edges on the surance claim to the extent of his equity Oregon, Other...... 1.35 .45 in the damaged potatoes (market value Pennsylvania...... 1.45 .50 top, front and front ends; (7) that the Rhode Island...... 1.50 .65 respondent’s display cases are the only or support value, whichever is higher, of South Dakota______1.10 .35 the potatoes, less the part of the unpaid Utah...... ; . 1.20 .40 display cases constructed in such a way Vermont______balance on the note represented by the 1.60 that two or more cases may be installed Washington______1.30 .45 in one continuous line; (8) that.the re­ damaged potatoes). The balance of the West Virginia______1.50 .55 Wisconsin...... 1.15 .35 spondent’s display cases are the only ones proceeds from the insurance claim, if Wyoming...... 1.30 .45 on which the porcelain parts are formed Other States8______1.30 .45 any, shall be credited in payment of the with dies; or (9) that the respondent’s note. display cases have any exclusive 1 Counties of Solano, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Stanis­ § 245.115 Loans in default. If the laus, Merced, Santa Clara, Alameda, and Contra Costa. features which they do not in fact pos­ 1 Counties of Malheur, Baker, Union, and Wallowa. sess; and, II, in connection with the borrower has made any fraudulent rep­ * A ll States or areas not provided for in this schedule. resentation in the loan documents or in offering for sale, sale and distribution of obtaining the loan, or abandons or fails [ s e a l ] J e s s e B . G il m e r , refrigerator displays in commerce, rep­ to safeguard the potatoes, or fails to President, resenting, directly or by implication, (1) Commodity Credit Corporation. comply with the terms and conditions that the so called blower system of re­ frigeration is inadequate or ineffective of the 1947 potato price support pro­ O c t o b e r 22,1947. for the preservation of foods; (2) that gram (thereby rendering his note im­ [P. R. Doc. 47-9582; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; the blower system of refrigeration has mediately due and payable), or other­ 8:46 a. m.] been discredited for the preservation of perishable foods, or that said system is a failure for use in the refrigeration of- fresh meats, or for other purposes, or RULES AND REGULATIONS 6970 tives and employees, directly or through tenants” as long as an equivalent that said system has no redeeming fea­ number of non-eligible tenants occupy tures; or, (3) that there are no display any corporate or other device, in connec­ tion with the offering for sale, sale and Veterans’ Re-use dormitory accommo­ cases on the market refrigerated by the dations. operation of a fan or blower that are distribution of refrigerator display cases in commerce, as “ commerce” is defined (ii) Single non-veteran faculty and proper or adequate for use in the preser­ other staff members but not in excess of vation or display of foods; prohibited. in the Federal Trade Commission Act, do forthwith cease and desist from repre­ 5 percent of the project units: Provided, (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. however, That this limitation may be ex­ 3, 52 Stat. 112; 15 U. S. C., sec. 45b) senting, directly or by implication: 1. That the so-called blower system of ceeded under the circumstances set forth [Cease and desist order, The Super-Cold in subparagraph (1) (iii) of this para­ Corporation, Docket 4904, Sept. 26,19471 refrigeration is inadequate or ineffective for the preservation of foods. graph but only with prior PHA approval. At a regular session of the Federal 2. That the blower system of refrig­ (59 Stat. 260, as amended; 42 U. S. C. Trade Commission held at its office in eration has been discredited for the pres­ Sup., 1571-1573) the city of Washington, D. C., on the 26th ervation of perishable foods, or that said day of September A. D. 1947. L eland B arrow s, system is a failure for use in the refrig­ Acting Commissioner. ThiSjM-oceeding having been heard by eration of fresh meats, or for other pur­ the Featx i l Trade Commission upon the poses, or that said system has no re­ O ctober 21, 1947. complaint of the Commission, the an­ deeming features. swer of the respondent, testimony and [F. R. Doc. 47-9570; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; 3. That there are no display cases on 8:46 a. m.] other evidence in support of and in oppo­ the market refrigerated by the operation sition to the allegations, of the complaint of a fan or blower that are proper or taken before trial examiners of the adequate for use in the preservation or Commission theretofore duly designated display of foods. TITLE 25— INDIANS by it, the report of the trial examiner It is further ordered, That the respond­ Chapter I— Office of Indian Affairs, upon the evidence and exceptions to ent shall, within sixty (60) days after such report, briefs in support of the com­ the service upon it of this order, file with Department of the Interior plaint and in opposition thereto, and oral the Commission a report in writing set­ [Order No. 544] argument; and the Commission having ting forth in detail the manner and form made its findings as to the facts and its in which it has complied with this order. P art 02—D elegatio ns of A u t h o r it y conclusion that the respondent has vio­ lated the provisions of the Federal Trade By the Commission. FUNCTIONS RELATING t o INDIAN LANDS AND MINERALS Commission Act : v [ s e a l] O t is B . J o h n s o n , It is ordered, That the respondent, The Secretary. S eptem ber 24, 1947. Super-Cold Corporation, a corporation, [P. R. Doc. 47-9589; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Chapter I of Title 25 (11 F. R. 10266) and its officers, agents, representatives 8:48 a. m.] is amended by the addition of a new sub- and employees, directly or through any paragraph to § 02.7 (b) to read as fol­ corporate or other device, in connection lows: with the offering for sale, sale and dis­ TITLE 24— HOUSING CREDIT tribution of refrigerator display cases § 02.7 Functions relating to Indian in commerce, as “ commerce” is defined Chapter VI— Public Housing lands and minerals. * * * in the Federal Trade Commission Act, Administration (b) * * * do forthwith cease and desist from rep- (7) The approval of rights of way for senting, directly or by implication — P art 641—V eterans’ E m er g en c y oil and gas pipe lines, telephone and tele­ 1. That its refrigerator display cases H o u s in g P rogram : P o l ic y graph lines, and public highways pur­ suant to the provisions of 25 CFR, Part will operate at substantially less cost or STANDARDS FOR SELECTION OF TENANTS on substantially less horsepower than 256, provided that the appraised value of other modern refrigerator display cases. Section 641.2 (b) (2) (11 F. R. 10701) the land taken and the damage done do 2. That the glass fronts on refriger­ is hereby amended to read as follows: not exceed $1,000. This authority ex­ ator display cases other than the re­ § 641.2 Standards for selection of tends to and includes the issuance of ad­ spondent’s will sweat or become clouded vance authority for preliminary surveys tenants. * * * and permission to begin construction or dirty within three years’ time. (b) Eligibility for admission. * * * prior to the official approval of the right 3. That during the past fifteen years (2) Dormitories. Admission shall be or during any other period of time of way where the estimated value of the strictly limited to the following : lands to be taken and the damage done Super-Cold engineers have developed all (i) Single veterans attending educa­ of the new and advanced engineering tional institutions, except that with the will not exceed $1,000. principles in refrigerator display case prior approval of the PH A Area Director, (R S 161, 463; 5 U. S. C. 22; 25 U. S. C. construcion and application. persons other than such single veterans 2- Pub. Law 687, 60 Stat. 939, 79th Cong., 4. That the Super-Cold Corporation is may be admitted to occupancy in such 2d sess., Order No. 2252 (11 F. R. 10296)) the recognized leader and authority in accommodations; Provided, That: . W il l ia m Z im m e r m a n , Jr., the field of refrigerator display case (a) For each accommodation thereby Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs. manufacture. released, the educational institution 5. That the respondent’s display cases shall reserve exclusively for a single vet­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9588; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; are the only refrigerator display cases on eran attending the institution a unit in 8:46 a. m.] the market equipped with non-insulated another accommodation of comparable all metal drain pans that will not sweat. or suitable quality under its jurisdiction. 6. That the respondent’s display cases (b) Such equivalent accommodation TITLE 29— LABOR are the only porcelain enclosed display shall be provided at a rental which does cases on the market with rounded edges not exceed the fair rental value for such Chapter V— Wage and Hour Division, on the top, front and front ends. accommodations. If the veteran stu­ Department of Labor 7. That the respondent’s display cases dent cannot pay the fair rental value are the only display cases constructed in for such accommodations, he shall pay P art 500—O rganization such a way that two or more cases may no more than the rental he would have P art 515—U t il iz a t io n of S tate A gencies be installed in one continuous line. been required to pay had he been resid­ for I nvestigations and I n spe c t io n s 8. That the respondent’s display cases ing in the Veterans’ Re-use dormitory are the only ones on which the porcelain accommodations. There shall be no MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS adjustment of rents for units occupied parts are formed with dies. 1. Pursuant to the authority granted by other than veteran students. 9. That the respondent’s display cases by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 have any exclusive features which they do (c) Units made available in other dormitory accommodations of compar­ (52 Stat. 1060; 29 U. S. C. 201 et seq.) not in fact possess. , and the Administrative Procedure Act able or suitable quality shall be held ex­ It is further ordered, That the respond­ (60 Stat. 258; 5 U. S. C., Sup., 1002), ent, and its officers, agents, representa- clusively for occupancy by “ eligible Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6971

§§ 500.1, 500.2, and 500.3 of this part are all matters pertaining to the business as have been designated by the Admin­ hereby revised as follows : management functions of the Divisions. istrator as his authorized representa­ § 500.1 Functions. The Administra­ (g) The Child Labor Branch, with a tives to issue, deny, or revoke such tem­ tor of the Wage and Hour Division of Director in charge, performs all of the porary certificates. the Department of Labor is charged with p i visions’ functions with respect to the (b) Certain inspection and investiga­ the function of administering and en­ employment of- children and young tive functions relating to the enforce­ forcing the minimum wage and maxi­ people, including such functions as relate ment of the Fair Labor Standards Act mum hours standards provided by the to the administration of the child labor and the Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (52 provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act in North Carolina and in Minnesota Stat. 1060; 29 U. S. C. 201, et seq.). He Act, other than inspection and enforce­ have been delegated to the respective has also been delegated by the Secre­ ment functions lodged in the Field Opera­ State Departments of Labor under agree­ tary of Labor certain administration and tions Branch pursuant to paragraph (c) ments entered into pursuant to section enforcement functions relating to the of this section. 11 (h) of the Fair Labor Standards Act child labor provisions of this act, pur­ § 500.3 Field organization, (a) The and section 4 of the Walsh-Healey Pub­ suant to Reorganization Plan No. 2 of inspection work of the Divisions and lic Contracts Act. At the same time 1946 and the Department of Labor Ap­ their enforcement work in the field are agreements have been consummated propriation Act, 1948 (Pub. No. 165, 80th conducted through the Regional offices with 20 State Departments dr Lafcor, as Cong., 1st Sess.). For administrative of the Department of Labor and a Terri­ well as with the District of Columbia, purposes this Division has been com­ torial Representative in Puerto Rico. A and the Territory of Hawaii, under bined with the Public Contracts Division regional Director is in charge of each re­ which they make safety and health in­ established by the Secretary of Labor to gion. Field offices, operating under the spections of concerns subject to the Pub­ administer and enforce the Walsh- supervision of the regional offices, have lic Contracts Act. Healey Public Contracts Act (49 Stat. been established in all regions. In some (c) Complaints of violation of the acts 2036; 41 U. S. C. 35-45) , 1 and the two states, inspection staffs of State or local may be filed or general information ob­ Divisions are commonly and collectively agencies are'utilized, pursuant to agree­ tained at the nearest regional or field known as the Wage and Hour and Public ment between the State agencies and the office of the Division or from the Direc­ Contracts Division. Wage and Hour Division. (See 29 CFR, tor of Information at the national office. The regional offices answer questions § 500.2 National organization. The Part 481). The Division maintains field representatives in Idaho, Mississippi, relative to the application of the acts in national office of the. Divisions is located respect to matters on which the Admin­ in the Department of Labor Building, South Carolina, and Texas for the pur­ pose of issuing Federal certificates of age. istrator has asserted a position. Re­ Washington 25, D. C. It is organized as quests for such information should be follows: (See 29 CFR, Parts 401 and 402). The Administrator of the Divisions has made addressed to the regional or field office (a) The Administrator plans and nearest the applicant or to the national directs the administration and enforce­ the following delegations of authority to Regional Directors, Assistant Regional office of the Divisions. ment work of the Divisions; issues regu­ Federal certificates of age in Idaho lations under the Fair Labor Standards Directors, the Territorial Representa­ tive in Puerto Rico and the Commis­ may be obtained at the following ad­ Act pursuant to authority conferred dress: thereby; and issues interpretations of sioner of Labor in North Carolina: the various provisions of the acts. He (1) Power to grant, deny, or cancel State Superintendent of Public Instruc­ is assisted in his executive duties by a special homework certificates pursuant tion, Special Agent, Child Labor Branch of to the provisions of certain wage orders, Wage and Hour Division, United States deputy who performs the duties set forth Department of Labor, Boise, Idaho. below and by an assistant who performs issued under the Fair Labor Standards special assignments at his direction. Act, and to hold hearings in connection Such certificates in Mississippi, South (b) The Deputy Administrator is in ad­ therewith; Carolina, and Texas may be obtained by ministrative charge of the Divisions in (2) Power to issue, deny, or cancel addressing the Child Labor Branch, the absence of the Administrator; shares handicapped workers’ certificates; 2 Wage and Hour Division, United States with the Administrator the task of con­ (3) Power to issue, deny, or cancel cer­ Department of Labor, at the following sidering and acting upon major problems tificates for the employment of handi­ places, respectively: arising under the acts; and is the Ad­ capped clients in sheltered workshops.8 1. 406 Deposit Guaranty Bank Buiilding, ministrator’s principal assistant in carry­ Applications in connection with this Jackson 14, Mississippi. ing out the functions of his office. He is subparagraph and subparagraphs (1) 2. State Department of Labor, Wade Hamp­ aided by an assistant. and (2) of this paragraph should be ad­ ton State Office Building, Columbia, (c) The Field Operations Branch, dressed to the respective persons specified South Carolina. with a Director in charge, performs the therein. 8. 523—A Santa Fe Building, 1114 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas. functions of directing, coordinating, an­ (4) Power to issue, deny, or revoke alyzing and reviewing for adequate per­ special certificates for the employment, A list of the regional and other offices formance, the enforcement activities of under any vocational rehabilitation pro­ of the Division is as follows: gram administered by the Veterans’ Ad­ the Divisions in the field. Region I (d) The Information and Compliance ministration, at subminimum rates, of Branch, with a Diréctor in charge, ad­ veterans handicapped by a service-in­ Regional office (Maine, Vermont, Rhode Is­ vises on and participates in policy deci­ curred disability. The issuance of such land, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut) : Old South Building, 294 sions of the Divisions involving public special certificates follows upon receipt Washington Street, Boston 8, Mass. relations and creates and effectuates a by the regional .director from the Vet­ Field offices: 415-416 Essex Building, 13 comprehensive information program de­ erans’ Administration of a copy of a Lewis Street, Hartford 3, Conn, 208-212 signed to achieve voluntary compliance temporary certificate authorizing such Custom House Building, Weybessett Street, with the acts. employment and issued by such repre­ Providence 3, R. I. 309-311 Federal Building, (e) The Wage Determination and Ex­ sentatives of Veterans’ Administration 76 Pearl Street, Portland 3, Maine. ceptions Branch, with a Director in Itinerant Stations are also located within charge, is responsible for economic re­ * In general, the rules applicable to the em­ this Region at Manchester, New Hampshire; search and advice, and for the adminis­ ployment of handicapped workers under the Rutland, Vermont; Greenfield, Massachu­ Fair Labor Standards Act are also applicable setts; Springfield, Massachusetts; Worcester, tration of the exemptions provisions of to the employment of handicapped workers Massachusetts; and New London, Connecti­ the Fair Labor Standards Act. under the Walsh-Healey Public Contracts cut. (f ) The Business Management Branch Act. See § 201.1102 of Title 41. Region II is responsible for formulation of policies 3 The power to issue, deny, or cancel cer­ tificates for the employment of handicapped Regional office (New York and New Jer­ and procedures and the development of clients in sheltered workshops has also been sey) : Old Parcel Post Building, 341 Ninth delegated to the Director of the Field Opera­ Avenue, New York 1, N. Y. 1 The Pair Labor Standards Act and the tions Branch and the Assistant Director of Field offices: Essex Building, 31 Clifiton St., k Walsh-Healey Act are designated herein as the Field Operations Branch of the national Newark 2, N. J. 304 State Tower Building, the acts. office. Syracuse 2, N. Y. RULES AND REGULATIONS 6972 R eid offices: 314 Old Customhouse, 815 The list of commodities set forth in R eid stations: Room 703, 17 Court Street Olive Street, St. Louis 1, Mo. 413 Old Federal paragraph (b) is amended in the fol­ Building, 17 Court Street, Buffalo 2, N. Y. Building, Fifth and Court Avenue, Des Moines 414 Post Office Building, 4th and Market lowing particulars: 9, Iowa. 104 Federal Building, Fifteenth and 1. The following commodity is hereby Streets, Camden, N. J. ' Dodge Streets, Omaha 2, Nebr. 370 New Itinerant stations are also located within added to the list of commodities: Customhouse, Nineteenth and Stout Streets, this Region at Millville, New Jersey; Albany, Denver, Colo. New York; and Rochester, New York.4 G L V dollar Itinerant stations are also located within value limits Region in this Region at Fargo, North Dakota; Sioux Dept. country oí Falls, South Dakota; and Casper, Wyoming.4 Unit group , Regional office (Pennsylvania, Delaware, Comm. Commodity Sched. Maryland, and West Virginia): 1216 Widener Region VIH B No. Building, Chestnut and Juniper Streets, K E Regional office: (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisi­ Philadelphia 7, Pa. ana, Arkansas, New Mexico): Room 222, 1114 Field offices: Clark Building, Liberty Ave­ 25 Commerce Street, Dallas 2, Tex. 120250 Austrian winter peas------L b .. 100 nue and Seventh Street, Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Field offices: 703 Federal Office Building, 408 Old Town Bank Building, Fallsway and Houston 14, Tex. 108 Customhouse, New Gay Streets, Baltimore 2, Md. 2. The following commodities are Orleans, La. 1004-6 Petroleum Building, Reid stations: 805 Peoples Building, 179 hereby deleted from the list of commodi­ corner Second and Robinson, Oklahoma City Summers Street, Charleston 1, W. Va. 2, Okla. 207-209 U. S. Post Office, 420 Main ties: Itinerant Stations are also located within Street, Little Rock, Ark. 413 Federal Build­ this region at Wilmington, Delaware; Allen­ Dept, of town, Altoona, Bradford, Erie, Harrisburg, ing, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Comm. Field stations: 588 Post Office Building, 615 Johnstown, Lancaster, Reading, Scranton, Sched. Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, and York, Penn­ East Houston Street, San Antonio 5, Tex. B No. Commodity Vegetables, and preparations, edible: sylvania.4 Region IX Region IV 120219 Lentils, dry, ripe. Regional office: (California, Oregon, Wash­ Seeds, except oilseeds: Regional offices: (Virginia, Georgia, South ington, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Ne­ Grass and field seeds: Carolina, Rorida, Alabama, Mississippi, Ten­ vada) : 150 Federal' Office Building, Fulton 240400 White clover, and ladino clover. nessee):. 1007 Comer Building, 2026 Second and Leavenworth Streets, San Francisco 2, Avenue N., Birmingham 3, Ala. Calif. Shipments of the above commodity re­ Field offices: Sixth Roor, Silvery Building, Field offices: 407 Federal Office Building, moved from general license which were 114 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga. 205 West Grace First and Marion Street, Seattle, Wash. 411 on dock, on lighter, laden aboard an ex­ Street, Richmond, Va. Presbyterian Build­ H. W. Heilman Building, 354 South Spring porting carrier, or in transit to a port ing, 152-154 Fourth Avenue N., Nashville, Street, Los Angeles 13, Calif. 313 Old U. S. of exit pursuant to actual orders for Tenn. 456 New Post Office Building, Jackson­ Courthouse, 520 Southwest Morrison, Port­ export prior to the effective date of this ville l/Fla. Commercial Office B (aiding, 1734 land 4, Oreg. Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Itinerant Stations are also located within amendment may be exported under the Itinerant Stations are also located within this Region at Phoenix, Arizona; Fresno, previous general license provisions. this region at Chattanooga, Memphis, and California; Boise, Idaho; Butte, Montana; This amendment shall become effective Knoxville, Tenn.4 Reno, Nevada; Eugene, Oregon-, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Spokane, Washington.4 immediately. region V T erritorial Offices Regional office: (Ohio, Michigan, and Ken­ (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, 55 Stat. 206, 56 tucky): 4237 Main Post Office, West Third P. O. Box 112 (Mail) Banco Popular Build­ Stat. 463, 58 Stat. 671, 59 Stat. 270, 60 and Prospect Avenue, Cleveland 13, Ohio. ing, Tetuan and San Justo Street, San Juan 1, Stat. 215; Pub. Law 145, 80th Cong.; Field offices: 1216 Francis Palms Building, P. R. Pub. Law 188, 80th Cong.; 50 U. S. C. 2111 Woodward Avenue, Detroit 1, Mich. P. O. Box 733, Mayaguez, P. R. App. and Sup. 701, 702; E. O. 9630, Sept. 609A Republic Building, 429 West Walnut P. O. Box 1030 (Mail), 409-411 Territorial Street, Louisville 2, Ky. 8 Old Federal Build­ Post Office Building, Juneau, Alaska. 27, 1945, 10 P. R. 12245) ing Toledo 4, Ohio. 414 New Federal Build­ 345 Federal Building, Honolulu 2, T. H. Dated: October 23, 1947. ing, Columbus 15, Ohio. 445 Post Office Cooperating State Agencies Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1208-10 Peoples Jo h n M. S w a y z e , National Bank Building, 60 Monroe Avenue, North Carolina Department of Labor, Salis­ Acting Director, bury and Edenton Streets, Raleigh, N. C. Grand Rapids 2, Mich. Export Supply Branch. Industrial Commission of Minnesota, 137 R egion VI State Office Building., St. Paul, Minn. [F. R. Doc. 47-9610; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Regional office: (Illinois, Indiana, Wis­ District of Columbia 8:48 a. m.] consin, and Minnesota): 1200 Merchandise Room 5415, Department of Labor Building, Mart Building', 222 West North Bank Drive, 14th and Constitution Avenue, Washington Chicago 54, 111. . Field offices: 108 East Washington Street, 25, D. C. Indianapolis 4, Ind. 450—52 Federal Building, 2. Part 515 Utilization of State agen-*. [Amdt. 365] Milwaukee 2, Wis. 730 Hennepin Avenue, cies for investigations and inspections is P art 801—G eneral R e g u latio n s Minneapolis 3, Minn. hereby rescinded. Itinerant Stations are also located within PROHIBITED EXPORTATIONS this Region at Eau Claire, Green Bay, Madi­ Signed at Washington, D. C., this 20th son, and Wausau, Wisconsin; Evansville, Fort day of October 1947. Section 801.2 Prohibited exportations Wayne, Lafayette, Muncie, Seymour, South is amended as follows: Bend and Terre Haute, Indiana; Peoria, W m . R. M cC o m b, Rockford, Rock Island, Springfield, and Administrator, The list of commodities set forth in Urbana, 111.4 Wage and Hour and paragraph (b) is amended by deleting Region VII Public Contracts Divisions. therefrom the.following commodities: Regional office: (Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, [F R. Doc. 47-9580; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Dept, of Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, W y­ 8:46 a. m.] Comm. oming, Colorado): 911 Walnut Street, Kansas Sched. City 6, Mo. B Nq. Commodity TITLE 32— NATIONAL DEFENSE Other nonmetallic minerals, includ­ 4 No permanent addresses can be.. given ing precious: for itinerant stations since they are sub­ Chapter VIII— Office of International 596025 Mineral wax: microcrystalline only. ject to frequent change. They are usually Trade, Department of Commerce Chemical specialties: located In a Post Office, Customs House, or 820200 Lead arsenate. other Federal Building. A representative of Sbchapter B— Export Control Fertilizers and fertilizer materials: the Division is not always available at such Phosphatic fertilizer materials: stations. It is suggested, therefore, that per­ {Arndt. 364] 852000 Bone ash; dust and meal. sons desiring to visit an itinerant office P art 801— G ener al R e g u l a t io n s should -so inform the Regional Office or the (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, 55 Stat. 206, 56 Stat. nearest R eid Office, and they will be advised PROHIBITED EXPORTATIONS 463,58 Stat. 671,59 Stat. 270,60 Stat. 215; Pub. Law 145, 80th Cong.; Pub. Law 188, of the exact location of such office and when Section 801.2 Prohibited exportations a representative of the Division will be avail­ 80th Cong.; 50 U. S. C. App. and Sup. is amended as follows: able for an interview. Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6973

701, 702; E. 0 . 9630, Sept. 27,1945,10 P. R. (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, 55 Stat. 206, 56 Stat. to enemy prisoners of war held by the 12245) 463,58 Stat. 671, 59 Stat. 270,60 Stat. 215; armed forces of Poland unless the fol­ Dated: October 23, 1947. Pub. Law 145, 80th Cong.; Pub. Law 188, lowing information is shown, in writing 80th Cong.; 50 U. S. C. App. and Sup. 701, or otherwise, on the address side of the Jo h n M . S w a y z e , 702; E. O. 9630, Sept. 27, 1945, 10 P. R. parcel: the name and address of the Acting Director, 12245) prisoner of war, addressed in care of the Export Supply Branch. Dated: October 23, 1947. Polish Red Cross, Warsaw, Poland, and {F. R. Doc. 47-9611; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; the name and address of the sender. 8:49 a. m.] Jo h n M . S w a y z e , Commodities which may be included Acting Director, in gift parcels are restricted to non- Export Supply Branch. perishable foodstuffs, cigarettes, cloth­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9608; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; ing, soaps and shaving preparations, [Amdt. 361] 8:48 a. m.] medicináis and vitamins and similar P art 802—G ener al L ic en ses items of a relief nature. No written or printed matter of any kind shall be in­ FOODS AND SOAPS cluded in any parcels. Section 802.11 Personal baggage and [Amdt. 363] Not more than one such gift parcel personal effects is hereby amended as may be sent by the same donor to the P art 802— G eneral L ic en ses follows: same prisoner of war in any calendar Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (b) is GIFT PARCELS TO ENEMY PRISONERS OF WAR week. hereby amended to read as follows: Section 802.31 G ift parcels to enemy This amendment shall become effec­ (b) (1) Foods and soaps. The total prisoners of war is amended in the fol­ tive immediately. domestic retail value of all soap, butter, lowing particulars: (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, 55 Stat. 206, 56 and other edible fats and oils shall not 1. Paragraph (a) General license and Stat. 463, 58 Stat. 671, 59 Stat. 270,^60 exceed $5.00. The total'domestic retail paragraph (b) General provisions are Stat. 215; Pub. Law 145, 80th Cong.; Pub. value of meat and meat products, soap, each amended by adding the following Law 188, 80th Cong.; 50 U. S. C. App. and butter, and other edible fats and oils countries to those now enumerated there­ Sup. 701, 702; E. O. 9630, Sept. 27, 1945, must not exceed $50.00. in: Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Po­ 10 P. R. 12245) land. (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, 55 Stat. 206, 56 Stat. 2. Paragraph (c) Special provisions is Dated: October 23, 1947. 463, 58 Stat. 671, 59 Stat. 270, 60 Stat. amended by adding thereto subpara­ J o h n M . S w a y z e , 215; Pub. Law 145, 80th Cong.; Pub. Law graphs (4) (5) and (6) as follows: 188, 80th Cong.; 50 U. S. C. App. and Sup. Acting Director, 701, 702; E. O. 9630, Sept. 27, 1945, 10 (4) G ift parcels to prisoners of war in Export Supply Branch. P. R. 12245) custody of Yugoslavia. No gift parcel [F. R. Doc. 47-9609; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; may be sent under this general license 8:48 a. m.] Dated: September 25, 1947. to enemy prisoners of war held by the W . S. T h o m a s, armed forces of Yugoslavia unless the Acting Director, following information is shown, in writ­ TITLE 33— NAVIGATION AND Export Supply Branch. ing or otherwise, on the address side of the parcel: the name and address of the NAVIGABLE WATERS [F. R. Doc. 47-9607; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; prisoner of war, addressed in care of the Chapter II— Corps of Engineers, 8:48 a. m.] Yugoslav Red Cross, the name and ad­ dress of the sender, and the inscription: Department of the Army Poklon Ratnom Zarobijeniku-— Oslobodjeno P art 203—B ridge R e g u lat io n s [Amdt. 362] Postarine: Prisoner of War— Gift Parcel, Postage Free. ACUSHNET RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS P art 802—G eneral L ic en ses Not more than one such gift parcel Pursuant to the provisions of section GENERAL LICENSE FOR GIFT PARCELS; may be sent by the same donor to the 5 of the River and Harbor Act of August GERMANY AND JAPAN same prisoner of war in any calendar 18, 1894, § 203.80 setting forth regula­ tions governing the operation of the Section 802.29 General license for gift week. Commodities which may be included in highway and street railway bridge of the parcels is amended in the following par­ State of Massachusetts across the Acush- ticulars: gift parcels-are restricted to nonperish- ablç foodstuffs, cigarettes, clothing, soaps net River between New Bedford and Paragraph (d) (2) is amended to read Pairhaven, Massachusetts, is hereby as follows: and shaving preparations, medicináis and vitamins, and similar items of a re­ superseded by the following: (2) Shipments to Germany and Japan. lief nature. A sheet of paper contain­ § 203.80 Acushnet River, Mass.; State Gift parcels may be sent to individuals ing a list of the enclosed commodities of Massachusetts bridge between New in all of the occupied zones of Germany must be included in the parcel, but no Bedford and Fairhaven— (a) Prompt including Berlin, and to individuals lo­ other written or printed matter of any opening required. Except as otherwise cated in the main islands of Honshu, kind may be included therein. provided in paragraph (b) of this sec­ Kyushu, Shikoku, Hokkaido, and in (5) G ift parcels to prisoners of war tion, the draw of this bridge shall, upon islands adjacent thereto, of occupied in custody of Czechoslovakia. Com­ proper signal, be opened promptly for Japan, in accordance with the following modities which may be included in gift the passage of any vessel or other water­ provisions: parcels sent under this general license to craft not able to pass under the closed (i) No gift parcel shall contain com­ enemy prisoners of war held_by the draw. modities other than those permitted by armed forces of Czechoslovakia are re­ (b) Exceptions. (1) Prom 6:30 a. m. the applicable Post Office Department stricted to non-perishable foodstuffs, to 8:30 a. m., from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 regulations. i cigarettes, clothing, soaps and shaving p. m., and from 4:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m., (ii) The combined total domestic re­ preparations, medicináis and vitamins, on all days other than Sundays and legal tail value of all soap, butter and other and similar items of a relief nature. No holidays observed in the locality, the edible fats and oils included in each gift written or printed matter of any kind draw shall not be opened for the passage parcel shall not exceed $5; and the com­ shall be included in any parcels. of any vessel drawing at the time lelfc bined total domestic retail value of all Not more than one such gift parcel than 15 feet of water. streptomycin, quinine sulfate, and qui­ may be sent by the same donor to the (2) Prom one hour after sunset to one nine hydrochloride included in each gift same prisoner of wai; in any calendar hour before sunrise the draw shall be parcel shall not exceed $5, week. opened within a reasonable time after (iii) Not more than one gift parcel (6) G ift parcels to prisoners of war notice to the draw tender. The owner may be sent from the same donor to the in custody of Poland. No gift parcel of or agency controlling the bridge shall same donee in any one calendar week. may be sent under this general license provide arrangefnents whereby the draw No. 211------2 RULES AND REGULATIONS 6974 Foreign Service Allowance Rates— Con. Chapter II— Forest Service, Depart­ tender can be conveniently reached by officers— continued ment of Agriculture telephone or otherwise at any hour of Class I V the night, and shall keep conspicuously P art 201—N at io n a l F orests posted on both the upstream and down­ HARNEY NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTH DAKOTA, Station stream sides of the bridge, in a position Travel where it can be read easily at any time, AND KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA Subsistence Quarters Total a copy of these regulations together C ross R e fer enc e: For orders affecting with a notice stating exactly how the the tabulation contained in § 201.1, see $0.75 $3.75 $7.00 draw tender may be reached. Public Land Orders 419 and 421 under $3.0(^ (3) These exceptions shall not apply Title 43, infra, regarding lands within to vessels owned or operated by the Cuba (except Havana), Belgium, Costa Rico, Great the Harney National Forest, South Da­ Britain and Northern Ireland (except London), Guate­ United States, nor shall they apply to kota, and the Kaibab National Forest, mala, Nicaragua. vessels employed by the City of New Arizona. Class V Bedford or the Town of Fairhaven for police and fire protection. All such $3.00 $1.00 $4.00 $7.00 United States and municipal vessels shall be passed without delay through the TITLE 39— POSTAL SERVICE Afghanistan; Algeria; Alaska; Argentina; Bermuda; draw of the bridge at any hour of the China; Denmark; Ethiopia; Finland; France (except Chapter I— Post Office Department Paris); Irish Free State; Italy; Liberia (except Mon­ day or night. rovia); Netherlands; Norway; Portugal; Recife; Brazil; (c) Signals— (1) By the vessel. When P art 21—I nternational P o stal S ervice Spain; Sweden; Tunisia; Union of South Africa; Uru- a vessel or other watercraft intends to guay. pass through the draw from one hour service to fo reign c o u n t r ie s ;, u n io n Class V I before sunrise to one hour after sunset, OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS; PARCEL the master or pilot thereof shall, on ap­ * POST $3.75 $0.75 $4.50 $7.25 proaching within reasonable signaling The regulations under the country distance, signify such intention by “ Union of Soviet Socialist Republics” in Burma (except Rangoon). sounding with a whistle or horn three Part 21, Subpart B (39 CFR), as Class V II short blasts. When a vessel drawing at amended (12 F. R. 3563), are further the time 15 feet of water or more in­ amended by adding“to the subitem Oo- $3.75 $1.00 $4.75 $8.00 tends to pass through the draw during servations” under the item “Parcel post any period prescribed in paragraph (b) the following paragraph: (1) of this section, the master or pilot Iceland. Parcels must not be closed by means of Class V III thereof shall, on approaching within rea­ metal bands or metal straps. sonable signaling distance, signify such $3.75 $1.50 $5.25 $8.00 intention by sounding with a whistle or (R. S. 161, 396, 398, secs. 304, 309, 42 Stat. 24, 25, 48 Stat. 943; 5 U. S. C. 22, horn three short blasts followed by one Sao Paulo, Brazil; Ceylon; Egypt (except Cano); long blast. When any United States or 369,372) Paris, France; India; French Indo-China; Turkey; Philippine Islands; London; Mexico City. municipal vessel as described in para­ [ s e a l] W alter M y e r s , graph (b) (3) of this section intends Acting Postmaster General.. Class IX to pass through the draw at any hour [F. R. Doc. 47-9571; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947, $3.75 $2.00 $5.75 $9.00 of the day or night, the master or pilot 8:48 a. m.] thereof shall, on approaching within Switzerland. reasonable signaling distance, signify Class X such intention by sounding with a whis­ TITLE 42— PUBLIC HEALTH tle or horn four long blasts. $3.75 $3.00 $6.75 $10.00 (2) By the bridge. If the draw is to Chapter I— Public Health Service, be opened promptly, the draw tender Federal Security Agency Cairo, Egypt; Yugoslavia; Rumania. shall reply by one long blast of a whistle Class X I or horn. If the draw is not to be opened P art 21— C ommissioned O fficers promptly, the draw tender shall reply $7.75 $1L00 SUBPART Q— FOREIGN SERVICE ALLOWANCES $3.75 $4.00 by three long blasts and, in addition, a • red flag or ball by day and a red light Effective October 1, 1947, Appendix A Bulgaria; Netherlands East Indies. by night shall be conspicuously displayed of § 21.356 (12 F. R. 6380) is revised to Class X II on the bridge. [Regs. Sep. 30, 1947, CE read as follows: 823 (Acushnet River-New Bedford- Foreign Service Allowance R ates $4.50 $1.50 $6.00 $9.00 Fairhaven, Mass.)—ENGWR] (28 Stat. OFFICERS 362; 33 U. S. C. 499) Havana, Cuba; Syria; Monrovia, Liberia. Class I [ seal] H. B. L e w is , Class X III Brigadier General, Station $1.75 $7.00 $10.00 Acting The Adjutant General. Travel $5.25

[F. R. Doc. 47-9578; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Subsistence Quarters Total 8:49 a. m.] Iraq, Trans-Jordan, Palestine. Class X IV None None None $7.00

$6.00 $1.50 $7.50 $10.00 TITLE 36— PARKS AND FORESTS N ote: The above allowances are applicable to aD countries and places outside the continental United Chapter I— National Park Sfervice, States not otherwise listed herein. Republic of Lebanon; Rangoon,'Burma; Singapore. Department of the Interior Class II Class X V

$8.00 $2.75 $8.75 $12.00 P art 1— A reas A dministered b y th e N a ­ $2.55 $2.50 $5.05 $6.00 t io n a l P ark S ervice

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK Czechoslovakia, Colombia. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Class X V I C ross R e f e r e n c e ; For order affecting Class III the tabulation contained in § 1.2, see $9.00 • $12.00 $9.00 $6.00 $3.00 Public Land Order 421 under Title 43, $2.55 $3.76 $6.30

infra, concerning certain lands in the Venezuela. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. Hungary. Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6975 Foreign Service Allowance Kates—Gob. 13ie area described contains 864.75 acres. propriated shall become subject to such SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION C . G ir a r d D a v id s o n , application, petition, location, or selec­ Assistant Secretary of the Interior. tion by the public generally as may be Station authorized by the public-land laws. Travel O c t o b e r 21, 1947. (d ) Twenty-day advance period for Subsistence Quarters Total [F. R. Doe. 47-9555; Piled, Oet. 97, 1947; simultaneous non-preference right fil­ 8:45 a. m.] ings. Applications by the general pub­ $8.25 $3.75 $12.00 $12.00 lic may be presented during the 20-day period from March 4, 1948, to March 23, Greece (personnel not In receipt of diplomatic ex 1948, inclusive, and all such applications, change rate). [Public Land Order 420] together with those presented at 10: 00 N ote: Greece (personnel in receipt of diplomatic a. m. on March 23, 1948, shall be treated exchange rate, allowances prescribed in class I appli­ A r izo na cable). as simultaneously .filed. REVOCATION OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 8405 Veterans shall accompany their appli­ OF FEBRUARY 12, 1921 _ $5.25 $3.75 $9.00 $9.00 cations with certified copies of their cer­ By virtue of the authority vested in tificates of discharge, or other satisfac­ Punta Arenas, Chile. the President by section 1 of the act of tory evidence of their military or naval June 25,1910, c. 421,36 Stat. 847 (U. S. C. service. Persons asserting preference rights, through settlement or otherwise, $10.50 $4.50 $15.00 $15.00 Title 43, sec. 141), and pursuant to Exec­ utive Order No. 9337 of April 24, 1943, and those having equitable claims, shall accompany their applications by duly Poland (personnel not in receipt of diplomatic ex­ it is ordered as follows: change rate). Executive Order No. 3405 of February corroborated affidavits in support there­ of, setting forth in detail all facts rele­ N ote: Poland (personnel in receipt of diplomatic 12, 1921, withdrawing the following- exchange rate, allowances prescribed in class I appli­ described public land in Arizona for use vant to their claims. cable). by the Forest Service of the Department Applications for these lands, which of Agriculture as the Sheep Administra­ shall be filed in the District Land Office $3.75 $3.25 $7.00 $7.00 tive Site in connection with the admin­ at Phoenix, Arizona, shall be acted upon istration of the Prescott National Forest, in accordance with the regulations con­ Bahrein Island, Persian Gulf. now the Tonto National Forest, is hereby tained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the Code revoked: of Federal Regulations (Circular No. $3.75 $4.75 8.60 $9.00 324, May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and Gila and Balt River Meridian Part 296 of that title, to the extent that Kio de Janeiro. T. 7 N., R. 3 E., such regulations are applicable. Ap­ Sec. 6, lot 7 (SWÎ4SWÎ4). plications under the homestead laws Dated: October 14, 1947. The area described contains 39.41 acres. shall be governed by the regulations [ s e a l ] T h o m a s P arran, contained in Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, Surgeon General. This order shall not otherwise be­ of Title 43 of the Code of Federal Regu­ come effective to change the status of lations and applications under the des­ Approved: October 22,1947. such lands until 10:00 a. m. on Decem­ ert land laws and the small tract act O scar R. E w in g , ber 23, 1947. At that time the lands of June 1, 1938, shall be governed by Federal Security Administrator. shall, subject to valid existing rights the regulations contained in Parts 232 and the provisions of existing- with­ and 257, respectively, of that title. [F. R. Doc. 47-9587; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; drawals, become subject to application, 8:47 a. m.] Inquiries concerning these lands shall petition, location, or selection as follows: be addressed to the District Land O f­ (a) Ninety-day period for preference- fice at Phoenix, Arizona. right filings. For a period of 90 days The tract is located approximately TITLE 43— PUBLIC LANDS: from December 23, 1947, to March 22, two miles east of the Black Canyon INTERIOR 1948, inclusive, the public lands affected Highway. It is mountainous desert by this order shall be subject to (1) ap­ land. The New River flows in a west­ Chapter I— Bureau of Land Manage­ plication under the homestead or the erly direction across the southern por­ ment, Department of the Interior desert land laws, or the small tract act tion of the tract. of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 U. S. C. Appendix— Public Land Order* | / sec. 682a), as amended, by qualified vet­ C. G irard D a v id s o n , erans of World War n, for whose serv­ Assistant Secretary of the Interior. [Public Land Order 419] ice recognition is granted by the act of O ctober 21, 1947. S o u t h D akota September 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U. S. C. secs. 279-283), subject to the [F. R. Doc. 47-9556; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; WITHDRAWAL OF A TRACT OF PUBLIC LAND IN requirements of applicable law, and (2) 8:45 a. m.] THE HARNEY NATIONAL FOREST PENDING application under any applicable pub­ ESTABLISHMENT OF MONUMENT TO CHIEF CRAZY HORSE lic-land law, based on prior existing valid settlement rights and preference rights By virtue of the authority vested in the .conferred by existing laws or equitable [Public Land Order 421] President and pursuant to Executive Or­ claims subject to allowance and con­ A r izo na der No. 9337 of April 24, 1943, it is firmation. Applications by such veterans ordered as follows: shall be subject to claims of the classes REVOCATION OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 3999 Subject to valid existing rights and described in subdivision (2). OF APRIL 25, 1924, TEMPORARILY WITH­ the provisions of existing withdrawals (b) Twenty-day advance period for DRAWING CERTAIN LANDS FOR CLASSIFICA­ the following described lands within the simultaneous preference-right ^filings. TION AND IN AID OF LEGISLATION Harney National Forest, South Dakota, For a period of 20 days from December By virtue of the authority contained in 4, 1947 tp December 23, 1947 inclusive, are hereby withdrawn from all forms section 1 of the act of June 25, 1910, of appropriation under the public-land such veterans and persons claiming pref­ c. 421, 36 Stat. 847 (ü. S. C. Title 43, sec. laws, including the mining and the erence rights superior to those of such mineral leasing laws, and reserved veterans, may present their applications, 141)', and pursuant to Executive Order pending the enactment of legislation and all such applications, together with No. 9337 of April 24, 1943, it is ordered as follows: authorizing the establishment of a those presented at 10: 00 a. m. on Decem­ memorial to Chief Crazy Horse: ber 23, 1947, shall be treated as simul­ Executive Order No. 3999 of April 25, taneously filed. 1924, temporarily withdrawing the fol­ Black Hills Meridian (c) Date for non-preference right fil­ lowing-described lands for classification T. 2 S., R. 4 E., ings authorized by the public-land laws. and pending enactment of legislation for Sec. 34, NE14, EyzNW ft, NE%SWi4 , Commencing at 10: 00 a. m. on March 23, their proper disposition, is hereby NE 14 SE14, and lot 2. 1948, any of the lands remaining unap- revoked: 6976 RULES AND REGULATIONS (2) Ship radar station licenses nor­ Gila and Salt R iver Meridian purposes of efficient administration it is desirable that the term of new ship mally will be renewed upon proper ap­ T. 30 N., R. 2 E., plication, to expire at 3 a. m., e. s. t., on a Sec. 11, Ey2 SE^ NE^ NE 14 and NE & SE *4 radar station licenses shall be a flexible one of from one to five years as the Com­ date four years from the effective date NE&; from renewal. Sec. 12, NW%NE%NW%, NE^NW ^NW ^, mission shall in each case determine; Si/aNW^NW^, NWy4SWi4 NWy4, and and (d) Posting of ship radar station li­ NW 14NEVÌ sw v4n w 14. It further appearing, that sufficient in­ cense. The ship radar station license shall be posted in a conspicuous place at The areas described aggregate 67.5 acres. formation is available to demonstrate the effectiveness of ship radar installations the principal radar operating position. This order shall not become effective as an aid to the promotion of safety of -(e) Station identification. Section to change the status of the above-de­ life at sea and warrant the licensing of 2.65 requiring station identification by scribed lands in section 11 which are ship radar stations on a regular basis call letters shall not apply to ship radar within the Kaibab National Forest until rather than only in the Experimental stations. For administrative purposes, 10:00 aujn. on December 23,1947, where­ Service as has been done heretofore, thus the call letters assigned to a ship radar upon the lands shall, subject to valid enabling users of shipboard radar to plan station normally will be the same as the existing rights and the provisions of ex­ such use on a permanent rather than a ship station call letters or ship signal isting withdrawals, become subject to tentative basis; letters. such application, petition, location or It further appearing, That public in­ (f) Authorized emission for radar selection as may be authorized by the terest, convenience and necessity would transmitters. Any transmitter of a ship public-land laws in accordance with the be served by adoption of the proposed radar station which operates within a provisions of 43 CFR 295.8 (Circ. 324. rules as set forth in the Appendix at­ frequency band allocated in paragraph May 22,1914, 43 L. D. 254), to the extent tached hereto: (g) of this section shall use special that these regulations are applicable. It is ordered, That effective December (pulsed) type of emission only.71* The above-described lands in section 10, 1947, Part 8 of the Commission’s (g) Allocation of frequencies for ship 12 are within the boundaries of the Grand rules and regulations governing Ship radar stations. The following frequency Canyon National Park as revised by-the Service, be amended as set forth below. bands are allocated for use by ship radar act of February 25, 1927, 44 Stat. 1238 stations:71b (Sec. 303 (b), (c), (e), (f), (j), 48 Stat. (U. S. C. Title 16, sec. 221a). 1082, 303 (r )ï 50 Stat. 191; 47 U. S. C. 303 3000 to 3246 Me. C. G irard D a v id s o n , 5460 to 5650 Me. (b), (c), (e), (f), (j), Assistant Secretary of the Interior. 9320 to 9500 Me. F ederal C ommunications (h) Frequency tolerance. The fre­ O ctober 21, 1947. COMMMISSION, quency at which maximum emission oc­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9557; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; [SEAL] T. J. SLOWIE, curs shall be within an authorized band, 8:46 a. m.] Secretary. and any energy emitted outside the au­ thorized band shall be attenuated to the 1. Sections 8.20 and 8.21, respectively, extent necessary to prevent interference. TITLE 47— TELECOMMUNI­ are amended by inserting a footnote des­ Until such time as a determination is ignated as “ 2a” after the term “maritime made as to the degree of attenuation CATION mobile service” in § 8.20 and after the which will be required, any radar trans­ term “ship service” in § 8.21, which foot­ mitter which causes interference to other Chapter I— Federal Communications note shall read as follows : radio stations may, in the discretion of Commission 2a The term does not apply to the use of the Commission, be required to cease radar installations on board ship except [Docket No. 8308] operation until appropriate remedial where radar is specifically mentioned. measures have been taken. P art 8— S h ip R adio S ervice 2. The following new rules governing (i) Frequency measurements. The Ship Radar Stations are added, reading licensee of a ship radar station shall take s h ip radar installations the necessary measures to insure that the as follows: In the matter of amendment of Part 8 transmitter operates within the tolerance of the Commission’s rules and regula­ SHIP RADAR INSTALLATIONS limits specified in paragraph (h) of this tions governing ship service to establish § 8.195 Requirements for ship radar section. (j) Name plate on radar installation. the ship radar station as a new class of installations. In addition to other appli­ Each ship radar station installation the station within the ship service. cable rules and regulations ship radar manufacture of which was completed on At a session of the Federal Communi­ installations shall be governed by the cations Commission held at its offices in or after December 10,1947, shall be fur­ following: nished with a durable name plate with Washington, D. C., on the 16th day of (a) Definition. The term “ship radar October 1947 ; the manufacturer’s name, transmitter installation” or “ship radar station” as model number, and month and year of The Commission having under consid­ used herein means a radio station located eration the matter of the amendment of completion of manufacture permanently on board ship licensed for the transmis­ inscribed thereon. Such name plate shall Part 8 of the Commission’s rules govern­ sion of energy by radio for the purpose ing ship service in order to establish ship be affixed to the indicator housing at the of automatically detecting land and other principal radar operating position or to radar stations as a new class of station objects through the reception of the ef­ within the ship service; and some other component of the radar in­ fects of such transmission, with a deter­ stallation which is readily accessible for It appearing, that on April 30, 1947, mination of their direction and distance. general notice of proposed rule making inspection. , (b) Application for ship radar station (k) External adjustments. Radar with respect thereto was published in ac­ licenses. Applications for ship radar cordance with section 4 (a) of the Ad­ transmitters which have means avail­ station licenses shall be made in accord­ able for external adjustments, the ma­ ministrative Procedure Act; and ance with the provisions of Part 1 of the It further appearing, that comments nipulation of which may cause operation Commission’s rules and regulations. not in accordance with paragraph (h) of and recomméhdations pertaining to the (c) Term of ship radar station li­ proposed rule changes were filed with, censes. Except as provided in paragraph and carefully considered by, the Commis­ na por the purpose of this part of the rules, (m) (2) of this section: the term, "special (pulsed) type of emission” sion; and (1) In order to achieve the scheduling means radio frequency energy which is emit­ It further appearing, that some of the ted in the form of short bursts of energy recommendations were adopted and of renewal applications, new ship radar station licenses will be issued to expire at repeated at regular intervals, the duration of others were rejected; and each burst being much shorter than the in­ It further appearing, that in order to 3 a. m., e. s. t., on a date one to five years terval between bursts. reduce the frequency of renewals, it is from the date on which they become ef­ wb The'associated transmitting frequencies fective, as the Commission shall deter­ of radar beacons (racons) are, respectively, as desirable to establish a four year term follows: 8256, 5450, and 9310 megacycles. for ship radar station licenses, but for mine in each case. Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6977 this section, will not be licensed in the TITLE 49— TRANSPORTATION The Uniform System of Accounts for ship service. Class I Common and Contract Motor Car­ (1) Design and construction. The de­ AND RAILROADS riers of Passengers, issue of 1937 (Part 181 sign and construction of radar equip­ of Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations), ment intended for licensing in ship serv­ Chapter I— Interstate Commerce Commission and the order of the Commission dated ice shall be such that, when properly November 29, 1937, prescribing said sys­ installed, its use will produce no interfer­ Subchapter A — General Rules and Regulations tem being under consideration by the ence to the radio communication service [S. O. 784, Arndt. 1] Division, pursuant to the authority of of any ship. section 220 of the Interstate Commerce (m) Type approval of radar equip­ P art 95— C ar S ervice Act, and the Division having found need ment. (1) To determine the acceptabil­ BOX CARS OF CANADIAN RAILROAD OWNERSHIP for modifications and amendments there­ ity of radar equipment for licensing in in: It is ordered, That the ship service, such equipment will be At a session of thé Interstate Com­ The following modifications of the Uni­ examined by duly authorized representa­ merce Commission, Division 3, held at form System of Accounts, prescribed and tives of the Commission for compliance its office in Washington, D. C., on the approved by order of November 29, 1937 with the provisions of paragraphs Cf), 22d day of October, A. D. 1947. (49 CFR 181), are hereby approved and (g), (h ), (j), (k) and (1) of this sec­ Upon further consideration of Service adopted: tion, and if found in compliance there­ Order No. 784 (12 F. R. 6954), and good 1. The second and third ordering para­ with, appropriate type approval will be cause appearing therefor; it is ordered, graphs of § 181.00-1, Order of the Com­ issued. that: mission, (b) and (c), are hereby modified (2) Shipboard radar equipment in­ Section 95.784 Return of box cars of and superseded to the extent that the stalled on or before December 10, 1947, Canadian ownership, of Service Order following is substituted therefor: which does not meet the requirements No. 784, be, and it is hereby, amended specified in this section may be consid­ § 181.00-1 Order of the Commis­ by adding the following paragraphs (e) sion. * * * ered by the Commission for licensing in and (f) thereto: the ship service. However, a license (b) That each Class I common and issued in this case shall be valid for a (e) Special and general permits. The contract motor carrier of passengers, as period not beyond July 1,1950 and under provisions of this section shall be sub­ such carriers are classified in the Uni­ such other terms and conditions as the ject to any special or general permits form System of Accounts for Class I Commission may deem appropriate to issued to meet exceptional circum­ Common and Contract Motor Carriers of stances. assure non-interference to other services. Passengers, as hereinafter modified and (3) After July 1, 1950, no shipboard (f) Appointment of permit agent. A. amended and each receiver, trustee, radar equipment will be considered for H. Gass, Director, Railway Transport executor, administrator, or assignee of Department, Office of Defense Trans­ licensing in the ship service unless such any such carrier, is hereby required to portation, Room 5133 ICC Building, equipment has been given type approval comply with said amended system of ac­ Phone: Republic 7500, Ext. 3531, is here­ counts; and said amended system of as provided in this section. by designated and appointed as an agent accounts is prescribed for use in the (n) Reports. Until the Commission of this Commission and authorized to keeping and recording of their accounts shall otherwise provide, the licensee, by issue permits in accordance with para­ by such Class I common and contract such arrangement as may be necessary graph (e) of this Section. motor carriers of passengers; and each with the ship master, operating agency It is further ordered, that this amend­ such carrier and each and every receiver, or ship owner, shall upon request of the ment shall become effective at 12:01 trustee, executor, administrator, or as­ Commission be responsible for the sub­ a. m., October 23, 1947; that a copy of signee of such motor carrier is required mission of such reports as may be re­ this order and direction be served upon to keep all accounts in conformity there­ quired to show the value and perform­ the Association of American Railroads, with. ance of a ship radar station.71* Car Service Division, as agent of the 2. Cancel paragraph (c) of § 181.02-1 railroads subscribing to the car service [P. R. Doc. 47-9586; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; Classification of carriers, and substitute and per diem agreement under the the following in lieu thereof: 8:47 a. m.] terms of that agreement; and. that no­ § 181.02-1 Classification of carriers tice of this order be given to the general * * * public by depositing a copy in the office TITLE 48— TERRITORIES AND of the Secretary of the Commission at (c) The class to which any carrier be­ INSULAR POSSESSIONS Washington, D. C., and by filing it with longs shall be determined by the aver­ the Director, Division of the Federal age of its annual gross operating reve­ Chapter II—-Puerto Rico Reconstruc­ Register. nues derived from motor carrier opera­ tion Administration, Department of tions for the three calendar years (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 418, 41 Stat. 476, the Interior immediately preceding the effective date 485, sec. 4, 10; 54 Stat. 901, 912; 49 of this system of accounts. If, at the P art 200—E stablishment , G eneral Ad-. U. S. C. 1 (10)—(17), 15 (4 )) end of any calendar year following the MINISTRATION AND FUNCTIONS By the Commission, Division 3. effective date of this system of accounts, the average of its annual gross operating APPOINTMENT OP JAMES P. DAVIS AS [ se al] . w. P . B artel, ADMINISTRATOR revenues from motor carrier operations Secretary. for the three preceding years is greater C ross R efer ence : For appointment of [P. R. Doc. 47-9583; Piled, Oct, 27, 1947; than the maximum or less than the mini­ James P. Davis, Director, Division .of 8:47 a. m.] mum for the class in which the carrier Territories and Island Possessions, De­ partment of the Interior, as Administra­ has been grouped, it shall automatically tor of the Puerto Rico Reconstruction be grouped in the higher or lower class Subchapter B— Carriers by Motor Vehicle Administration (§200.2), see Executive in which it falls because of such in­ Order 9901 under Title 3, supra. P art 181—U n if o r m S y s t e m of A ccounts creased or decreased average annual for C lass I C o m m o n and C ontract C ar­ gross operating revenues. Any carrier ” * For assistance in preparing these re­ riers o f P assengers which begins new operations or extends ports, daily records should be kept showing its existing operations subsequent to the at least the following: modifications o f u n i f o r m s y s t e m o f a c ­ (a) Number of hours of use while the ship c o u n t s FOR c la ss; I COMMON AND CON­ effective date of this system of accounts is in operation, TRACT MOTOR CARRIERS OF PASSENGERS, may be classified in accordance with a (b ) Number of service failures, and dura­ ISSUE OF 1937, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, reasonable estimate of its prospective tion, nature, and cause of each failure. 1938 annual gross operating revenues. (c) Performance under abnormal weather conditions. At a session of the Interstate Com­ 3. Delete last sentence in paragraph (d) Unusual incidents, including, among merce Conimission, Division 1, held at its (a ), § 181.1180, Material and supplies, others, cases in which radar may have aided office in Washington, D. C., on the 15th and substitute the following in lieu or hindered safe operation of a vessel. day of December A. D. 1943. thereof: RULES AND REGULATIONS 6978 § 181.1910 Commission and expense on cap­ port of entry fees, permits for overload §181.1180 Material and supplies, (a) ital stock. , - * * * The cost shall also include and oversize, Federal use tax, certificates 7. The cost of I. C. C. and State identifi­ sales and excise taxes on material pur­ of title fees, Vehicle qualification fees cation plates, for which a small charge is and similar items. made to cover cost of manufacture, shall be chases. Sales and excise taxes on mate­ included in account 4264, § 181.4264 Other rial charged to this account, except gas­ § 181.5230 Real estate and personal transportation expenses, or account 4360, oline,. other motor fuel, motor oil, and property taxes. Include in this section § 181.4360 Collection and Delivery, as ap­ tires and tubes shall be included in the the amount of taxes based on the value propriate. account charged with the cost of the of real estate and personal property. 6 Sections 181.8000 Provision for in­ material at the time it is issued for use. § 181.5240 Social security taxes. In­ Sales and excise taxes on gasoline, other come taxes, 181.8010 Federal income clude in this section the amount of social tax, 181.8020 Federal excess profits tax, motor fuel, motor oil, and tires and security, unemployment, and old-age tubes shall be charged to account 5200, 181.8030 Federal surtax on undistrib­ § 181.5200 Operating taxes and licenses, benefit taxes payable to the Federal and uted profits, 181.8040 Other federal in­ when suc^ material is issued for use. State governments. come taxes, 181.8050 State income taxes, § 181.5250 Other taxes. Include in and 181.8060 Other income taxes and the 4. Add notes under the text of this section all other operating taxes not texts thereof are hereby cancelled and § 181.2120 Taxes accrued, as follows: specifically provided for in §§ 182.5210 the following prescribed in lieu thereof: N ote A : The liability for income taxes of to 182.5240, inclusive. § 181.8000 Provision for income sole proprietors or members of a partner­ ship shall not be included in this account. ITEMS taxes, (a) This account shall be charged each month (or four-week period) with N ote B: The liability for social security Capital stock taxes. and income taxes deducted from employees’ City licenses and permits. a proportion of the estimated amount of wages for payment to taxing bodies shall be Corporation taxes assessed for privilege of Federal, State, or other taxes payable on included in account 2050, § 181.2050 Ac­ doing business as a corporation. the net income or profits of a corporation counts payable. Gross receipts taxes not otherwise provided or unincorporated business. N ote C: The liability for Federal or State for. (b) This account shall be subdivided Taxes on transportation charges collectible Occupancy taxes. as follows: §§ 181.8010 Federal income by motor carriers shaU be included in ac­ Sales taxes paid by carrier as vendor. taxes, 181.8020 State income tqj:es, and count 2190, § 181.2190 Other current liabili­ Stock transfer taxes. ties. Telephone, telegraph, and other communi­ 181.8030 Other income taxes. 5. Cancel the text and notes under cation taxes. N o te: Personal income taxes of sole pro­ Tires and tubes, taxes on purchase or rental prietors and members of a partnership shall § 181.5200 Operating taxes and licenses, of, and not be charged to this account; if paid from and substitute the following therefor: All other taxes, licenses or fees not other­ funds of the business, the amounts thereof § 181.5200 Operating taxes and li­ wise provided for. pVigil be charged to account 2800, § 181.2800 Sole proprietorship capital, or account 2810, . (a) This account shall include Note A: Taxes on property leased from censes § 181.2810 Partnership capital; as appropri­ the amount of Federal, State, County, others for use in motor carrier operations, Municipal and other taxing district when the lessee is obligated under the ate. 4 . taxes, which relate to motor carrier oper­ terms of the lease to pay such taxes in addi­ It is further ordered, That this order ations and property used therein (ex­ tion to stipulated rent, shall be included in shall become effective January 1, 1944. this account. And it is further ordered, That a copy cept taxes provided for in account 8000, Note B: AH other sales or excise, taxes not § 181.8000 Provision for income taxes). provided for in this account shall be in­ of this order shall be served upon every (b) This account shall be charged cluded in the account charged with the cost Class I motor carrier of passengers and each month (or four-week period) with of the material or services. every receiver, trustee, executor, admin­ the amount of taxes applicable thereto, Note C: Amounts received by the carrier istrator, or assignee of any such carrier, with concurrent credits to account 2120, in reimbursement of taxes on property oper­ and that notice of this order be given the §181.2120 Taxes accrued, or account ated as a joint facility (see § 181.01—25 Joint general public by depositing a copy there­ facility) shall be credited to account 5390, of in the office of the Secretary of the 1800, § 181.1800 Prepayments, as appro­ § 181.5390 Joint facility rents; credit. Pay­ priate. When it is not possible to de­ ments to other carriers for a portion of taxes Commission at Washington, D. C., and termine the actual taxes, they shall be on joint facilities shall be charged to ac­ by filing it with the Division of the Fed­ ' estimated and the applicable portion of count 5340, § 181.5340 Joint facility rents; eral Register. the total tax included in this account debit. (49 Stat. 563, 54 Stat. 926; 49 U. S. C. 220) each month (or four-week period). Note D: The following taxes and fees Taxes included in this account on an shall not be charged to this account: By the Commission, Division 1. 1. Fees for filing annual reports and other estimated basis shall be adjusted when documents not specifically related to certi­ [ s e a l ] W. P. B a r t e l , the actual levies become known. Taxes ficates or applications for issuance of securi­ Secretary. on gasoline, other motor fuel and lubri­ ties shall be charged to account 4656, § [F. R. Doc. 47-9584; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; cating oil, shall be included in this ac­ 181.4656 Other general expenses. 8:47 a.m .] ______count on the basis of actual consump­ 2. Special assessments for street or other tion. improvements and fees or charges, some­ (c) The records shall be kept so as times called taxes, such as water taxes, street TITLE 50— WILDLIFE to show separately for each of the fol­ sprinkling and sidewalk repairs, which are payments for some specific services rendered lowing subdivisions the amount of each by municipal or other taxing bodies, shall Chapter I— Fish and Wildlife Service, class of tax included in this account and be charged to the appropriate property in­ Department of the Interior the basis on which it is levied, segregated vestment or maintenance accounts. (See between the amounts levied by the Fed­ Note B, account 1201, § 181.1201 Land and P a r t 27— S outheastern N a t io n a l eral government, and by State, Munic­ land rights.) W i l d l i f e R e f u g e s 3. Taxes on property, the investment in ipal, and other taxing authorities. b l a c k b e a r d is l a n d n a t i o n a l w i l d l i f e which is included in account 1400, § 181.1400 § 181.5210 Gasoline, other fuel and oil Non-carrier operating property, and account REFUGE, GEORGIA; HUNTING OF DEER taxes. Include in this section all taxes 1450 § 181.1450 Non-operating property, shall § 27.79 Blackbeard Island National levied by Federal, State, or other gov­ be charged to account 6000, § 181.6000 Net Wildlife Refuge, Georgia; hunting of ernmental bodies on motor fuel and income from non-carrier operations, or ac­ deer. Deer may be taken by means of motor oil consumed during the current count 6100, § 181.6100 Net income from non­ operating property, as appropriate. bow and arrow only during the 1947 open accounting period. 4. Taxes on property leased to others shall season prescribed by the Georgia Game § 181.5220 Vehicle license and regis­ be charged to the account to which the rent and Fish Commission for the hunting tration fees. Include in this section the revenue is credited. of deer on all of the lands of the Black­ 5 Taxes assumed by the carrier on bond beard Island National Wildlife Refuge, cost of all fees assessed for the privilege and note interest shall be charged to ac­ Georgia, except for the area in the im­ of operating vehicles over the highways, count 7200, § 181.7200— Taxes assumed on mediate vicinity of the headquarters of such as registration fees, license plate XTitCT^St • 6. Taxes paid on original1 issues of capital the refuge, as posted by the Refuge fees, mileage taxes, seat taxes, seat-mile Manager. taxes, gross weight taxes, ton-mile taxes, stock shall be included in account 1910, Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6979

Entry on and use of the refuge for pose of hunting. (Sec. 10, 45 Stat. 1224; 5284), as amended, and strict compliance any purpose is covered by the regula­ 16 U. S. C. 715i) therewith is required. Hunters must tions for the Administration of Na­ Dated: October 16, 1947. follow such routes of travel within the tional Wildlife Refuges dated December refuge as are designated by posting. In 19, 1940 (5 F. R. 5284), as amended, and O. H. J o h n s o n , addition all hunters must comply with strict compliance therewith is required. Acting Director. State hunting laws and regulations and Hunters must follow such routes of [P. R. Doc. 47-9554; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; must have on their person and exhibit at travel within the refuge as are desig­ 8:46 a. m.] the request of any authorized Federal or nated by posting. In addition all hunt­ State officer whatever license or licenses ers must comply with State hunting may be required by such laws and regula­ laws and regulations and must have on tions which said license shall serve as a their person and exhibit at the request P art 29—P l a in s R e g io n N atio nal Federal permit for hunting deer on the of any authorized Federal or State offi­ W il d l if e R efuges refuge. cer whatever license or licenses may be State cooperation may be enlisted in required by such laws and regulations WAUBAY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, SOUTH DAKOTA; HUNTING OF DEER the regulation, management, and opera­ and a Federal permit for hunting deer tion of the public hunting area, and the on the refuge issued by the officer in § 29.948 Waubay National Wildlife State may promulgate such special regu­ charge of the Refuge. Deer may be Refuge, South Dakota; hunting of deer. lations as may be necessary for such reg­ taken only by the use of a bow and ar­ Deer may be taken during the 1947 open ulation, management, and operation. In row, and the use or possession of fire­ season prescribed by the South Dakota the event such State regulations are is­ arms on the Refuge of any description Department of Game, Fish, and Parks for is prohibited. sued, compliance therewith shall be a the hunting of deer on all of the lands of requisite to lawful entry for the purpose State cooperation-may be enlisted in the Waubay National Wildlife Refuge, the regulation, management, and opera­ of hunting. (Sec. 10, 45 Stat. 1224; 16 South Dakota, except for the area in the U. S. C. 715i)) tion of the public hunting area, and the immediate vicinity of the headquarters of State may promulgate such special regu­ the Refuge, as posted by the officer in Dated: October 16, 1947. lations' as may be necessary for such charge. regulation, management, and operation. Entry on and use of the refuge for any O . H . J o h n s o n , In the event such State regulations are purpose is covered by the regulations for Acting Director. issued, compliance therewith shall be the Administration of National Wildlife [P. R. Doc. 47-9553; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; a requisite to lawful entry for the pur­ Refuges dated December 19,1940 (5 F. R. 8:45 a. m.]

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR the purpose of ascertaining the need for pear and be heard with respect to the revision of Hazardous-Occupations Order said proposed finding and order. All par­ Child Labor and Youth Employment No. 4; and ties desiring to appear at the hearing are Branch Whereas, a report of the investigation, requested to notify the Secretary of entitled Occupational Hazards to Young Labor at least five days prior to the date [29 CFR, Part 4221 Workers, Report No. 4C, Supplementary fixed for hearing. Any interested party O c c u pa t io n s P articularly H azardous Investigation of the Logging and Saw­ who is unable to appear in person or by for E m p l o y m e n t o f M in o r s B e t w e e n milling Industries, copies of which will representative *may submit a written 16 and 18 Y ears o f A ge or D etr im en tal be sent upon request directed to the Child comment or brief to the Secretary of to T h e ir H ealth or W e l l B e in g ; L og­ Labor Branch, Wage and Hour and Pub­ Labor not later than the day prior to ging O c c u pa t io n s and O c c u pa t io n s i n lic Contracts Divisions, United States De­ the date set herein for said hearing in O per atio n of A n y S a w m il l , L a t h M il l , partment of Labor, Washington 25, D. C„ order that the same may be made part S h in g l e M il l , or Co operage-S t o ck has been submitted to the Secretary of of the record of the hearing. M il l Labor, showing that: Proposed finding and order. By virtue 1. Certain occupations in the logging of the authority conferred on me by sec­ NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE MAKING of pulpwood, chemical wood, excelsior tion 3 (1) of the Fair Labor Standards Notice of hearing on proposed finding wood, cordwood, fence posts, or similar Act of 1938 (52 Stat. 1060,1061; 29 U. S. C. and order relating to the employment of woods are sufficiently hazardous to war­ 203 (1)) and Reorganibation Plan No. 2 minors between 16 and 18 years of age rant extending Hazardous-Occupations of 1946 adopted pursuant to the Reor­ in logging occupations and occupations Order No. 4 to them; and ganization Act of 1945 (59 Stat. 613), and in the operation of any sawmill, lath mill, 2. Certain of the occupations excepted pursuant to the Procedure Governing shingle mill, or cooperage-stock mill. from Hazardous-Occupations Order No. Determinations of Hazardous Occupa­ Whereas, pursuant to section 3 (1) of 4 for the duration of the war (29 CFR , tions (29 CFR, Part 421); an investiga­ the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 422.4 (d) ) are sufficiently nonhazardous * tion having been conducted with respect (52 Stat. 1060, 1061; 29 U. S. C. 203 (1)), to warrant permanent exception from to the hazards for minors between 16 and there has been issued Hazardous-Occu­ said order; and 18 years of age in employment in logging pations Order No. 4, effective August 1, Whereas, the Secretary of Labor, under occupations and occupations in the oper­ 1941 (6 F. R. 3148), as amended (7 F. R. the authority conferred by section 3 (1) ation of any sawmill, lath mill, shingle 7198, 8 F. R. 8694, 9 F. R. 12579, 11 F. R. of the Fair Labor Standards Act, and mill, or cooperage-stock mill, and a re­ 177A-346,11 F. R. 14728), providing that Reorganization Plan No. 2, effective July port of said investigation having been all occupations in logging and in the op­ 16, 1946, pursuant to the Reorganization submitted to me; eration of any sawmill, lath mill, shingle Act of 1945 (59 Stat. 613), proposes to Now, therefore, I, Lewis B. Schwellen- mill, or cooperage-stock mill, excepting issue a finding and order in the form set bach, Secretary of Labor, after reviewing certain .specified occupations, are par­ forth below, all the information and evidence includ­ ticularly hazardous for the employment Now, therefore, notice is hereby given ing the report of investigation with re­ of minors between 16 and 18 years of of a public hearing to be held on Decem­ spect to the occupations involved, hereby age; and ber 3, 1947, commencing at 10 o:ei©ck find and declare and order that Hazard­ Whereas, there is in effect a Procedure a. m. in room 3428, United States Depart­ ous Occupations Order No. 4 be revised, Governing Determinations of Hazardous ment of Labor Building, 14th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington effective February 2,1948, as follows: Occupations (29 CFR 421); and 25, D. C., before a presiding officer to be § 422.4 Logging occupations and oc­ Whereas, pursuant to said Procedure, designated hereafter, at which interested cupations in the operation of any saw­ an investigation has been conducted for parties will be given opportunity to ap­ mill, lath mill, shingle mill, or cooperage- PROPOSED RULE MAKING 6980 10,1947, a written statement or brief set­ stock mill— (a) Finding and declaration in connection with logging; the con­ structing, repairing, and maintaining of ting forth his comments. The Commis­ of fact. All occupations in logging and sion will consider these written com­ all occupations in the operation of any roads, railroads, flumes, or camps used in connection with logging; the moving, ments before taking any final action with sawmill, lath mill, shingle mill, or cooper­ respect to the proposed form and if com­ age-stock mill are particularly hazardous installing, rigging, and maintenance of machinery or equipment used in logging; ments are submitted which appear to for the employment of minors between 16 warrant the Commission’s holding an and 18 years of age, except the following: and other work performed in connection with logging. The term shall not apply oral argument, notice of time and place (1) Exceptions applying to logging: of such oral argument will be given. (i) Work in offices or in repair or to work performed in timber culture, timber-stand improvement, or in emer­ Persons submitting comments should maintenance shops. submit an original and one copy only. (ii) Work in the construction, oper­ gency fire-fighting. ation, repair, or maintenance of living (2) The term “ all occupations in the Adopted: October 16, 1947. arid administrative quarters of logging operation of any sawmill, lath mill, Released: October 17, 1947. shingle mill, or cooperage-stock mill” camps. . . shall mean all work performed in or Federal Communications dii) Work in timber cruising, survey­ Commission, ing, or logging-engineering parties; work about any such mill in connection with storing of logs and bolts; converting logs [ seal] T. J. Slowie, in the repair or maintenance of roads, Secretary. railroads, or flumes; work in forest pro­ or bolts into sawn lumber, laths, shingles, or cooperage stock; storing, drying, and [F. R. Doc. 47-9591; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; tection, such as clearing fire trails or 8:48 a. m.] roads, piling and burning slash, main­ shipping lumber, laths, shingles, cooper­ taining fire-fighting equipment, con­ age stock, or other products of such mills; and other work performed in connection structing and maintaining telephone FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION lines, or acting as fire lookout or fire pa­ with the operation of any sawmill, lath mill, shingle mill, or' cooperage-stock trolman away from the actual logging [18 CFR, Part 031 operations. Provided, That the provi­ mill. The term shall not include work sions of this paragraph shall not apply performed in the planing-mill depart­ [Docket No. R-105] to the felling or bucking of timber, the ment or other remanufacturing depart­ Proposed Amendment of Uniform System collecting or transporting of logs, the op­ ments of any sawmill. of A ccounts eration of power-driven machinery, the (c) Higher standards. This section NOTICE OF DISMISSAL OF PROCEEDINGS handling or use of explosives, and work shall not justify noncompliance with any Federal or State law or municipal ordi­ on trestles. O ctober 20, 1947. nance establishing a higher standard (iv) ' Peeling of fence posts, pulpwood, Notice is hereby given that at the con­ than the standard established herein. chemical wood, excelsior wood, cord- clusion of the hearing on the rule pro­ wood, or similar products, when not done Signed-at Washington, D. C., this 21st posed in the above-entitled matter, on in conjunction with and at the same time day of October 1947. October 14,1947, the Federal Power Com­ and place as other logging operations de­ L. B. SCHWELLENBACH, mission dismissed and terminated the clared hazardous by this section. Secretary of Labor. proceedings. This action by the Com­ (v) Work in the feeding or care of ani­ mission was announced by its Chairman mals. . [F. R. Doc. 47-9581; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947} at the conclusion of the hearing, in the (2) Exceptions applying to the opera­ 8:46 a. m.] following statement: tion of any sawmill, other than a portable I am authorized to state that the Com­ sawmill, and to any lath mill, shingle mission, having under consideration the mo­ mill, or cooperage-stock mill: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS tion made formally on brief by Messrs. Le- (i) Work in offices or in repair or main­ COMMISSION Boeuf and Macintosh, and just restated orally tenance shops. by Mr. LeBoeuf, grants the motion that the (ii) Straightening, marking, or tally­ [47 CFR, Part 1] rule be not adopted and that the proceed­ ing lumber on the dry chain or the dry ing be dismissed, and this proceeding on the [Docket No. 8560] proposed rule, R-105, is hereby terminated. drop sorter. Now, I would like to join with that an­ Form No. 501-B, “Application for Ship (iii) Pulling lumber from the dry nouncement the statement for the Commis­ chain. R adar Station L icense” sion that, recognizing, *as have all counsel (iv) Clean-up in the lumberyard. NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE MAKING present, the interrelationship of the prob­ (v) Piling, handling, or shipping of lems posed here in respect to section 3 (13) cooperage stock in yards or storage sheds, 1. Notice is hereby given of proposed of the act, and various other provisions of other than operating or assisting in the rule making in the above-entitled matter. the Act, including 10 (d), and the various operation of power-driven equipment. 2. Copies of the attached proposed statements of "counsel with respect to 10 (d) (vi) Clerical work in yards or shipping form 1 may be obtained from the Com­ and the problems thereunder, the Commis­ mission’s Office of Information, New Post- sion will welcome from all licensees parties to sheds, iùch as done by ordermen, tally­ this proceeding their suggestions of the prob­ men, and shipping clerks. office Building, Washington 25, D. C. lems with which they are confronted and (b) Definitions. As used in this sec­ 3. The proposed form is issued pur­ suggestions regarding the solution or reso­ suant to authority contained in sections tion: „ . V lution of those problems with respect to (1) The term “ all occupations in log­ 303 (r) and 308 (b) of the Communica­ amortization accruals under section 10 (d ). ging” shall mean all work performed in tion s Act of 1934, as amended. We will be glad to have those as soon as they connection with the felling of timber, 4. Any interested person who is of the may be submitted, but that is outside this proceeding, and should be so understood. the bucking or converting of timber into opinion that the proposed form should logs, poles, piles, ties, bolts, pulpwood, not bo adopted, or should not be adopted [ seal] L eon M. F uquay, chemical wood, excelsior wood, cordwood, in the form attached hereto, may file with Secretary. the Commission, on or before November fence posts, or similar products; the col­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9563; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; lecting, skidding, yarding, loading, trans­ 8:47 a. m.] porting, and unloading of such products i Filed as part of the original document. Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6981

NOTICES

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Veterans shall accompany their ap­ lands until 10:00 a. m. on December 17, plications with certified copies of their 1947. At that time the lands shall, sub­ Bureau of Land Management certificates of discharge, or other satis­ ject to valid existing rights and the pro­ [Mise. 2135984] factory evidence of their military or visions of existing withdrawals, become naval service. Persons asserting prefer­ subject to application, petition, location, A rizona ence rights, through settlement or other­ or selection as follows: ORDER PROVIDING FOR THE OPENING OF PUBLIC wise, and those having equitable claims, (a) Ninety-day period for preference- LANDS shall accompany their applications by right filings. For a period of 90 days duly corroborated affidavits in support from December 17, 1947, to March 17, . O ctober 15,1947. thereof, setting forth in detail all facts 1948, inclusive, the public lands affected In an exchange of lands made under relevant to their claims. by this order shall bé subject to (1) ap­ the provisions of section 8 of the act of Applications for these lands, which plication under the homestead or the June 28,1934 (48 Stat. 1269) as amended shall be filed in the District Land Office, desert land laws, or the small tract act June 26, 1936 (4^-Stat. 1976; 43 U. S. C. Phoenix, Arizona, shall be acted upon in of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 U. S. C, 315g), the lands hereinafter described accordance with the regulations con­ sec. 682a), as amended, by qualified vet­ have been reconveyed to the United tained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the Code erans of World War II, for whose service States: of Federal Regulations (Circular No. 324, recognition is granted by the act of Sep­ This order shall not otherwise#become May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and Part 296 tember 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U. S. C. effective to change the status of such of that title, to the extent that such secs. 279-283), subject to the require­ lands until 10:00 a. m. on December IT, regulations are applicable. Applications ments of applicable law, and (2) appli­ 1947. At that time the lands shall, sub­ under the homestead laws shall be gov­ cation Under any applicable public-land ject to valid existing rights and the pro­ erned by the regulations contained in law, based on prior existing valid settle­ visions of existing withdrawals, become Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title 43 of ment rights and preference rights con­ subject to application, petition, location, the Code of Federal Regulations and ap­ ferred by existing laws or equitable or selection as follows: plications under the desert land laws claims subject to allowance and con­ (a) Ninety-day period for preference- and the small tract act of June 1, 1938, firmation. Applications by such vet­ right filings. For a period of 90 days shall be governed by the regulations con­ erans shall be subject to claims of the from December 17, 1947, to March 17, tained in Parts 232 and 257, respectively, classes described in subdivision (2). 1948, inclusive, the public lands affected of that title. (b) Twenty-day advance period for by this order shall he subject to (1) ap­ Inquiries concerning these lands shall simultaneous preference-right filings. plication under the homestead or the be addressed to the District Land Office, For a period of 20 days from November desert land laws, or the small tract act Phoenix, Arizona. 27, 1947, to December 17, 1947, inclusive, of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 U. S. C. The lands affected by this order are such veterans and persons claiming sec. 682a), as amended, by qualified vet­ described as follows: preference rights superior to those of erans of World War II, for whose service Gila and Salt River Meridian such veterans, may present their appli­ 'recognition is granted by the act of Sep­ cations, and all such applications, to­ T. 5 N„ R. 2 W „ gether with those presented at 10:00 tember 27, 1844 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U. S. C. Sec. 4, SEÎ4SW14, SE14SE14, S%NB%SE%; secs. 279-283), subject to the require­ Sy2N>/2NE>/4SEi/4, N % N % , and 'N% S% - a. m. on December 17, 1947, shall be ments of applicable law, and (2) appli-" NE14. treated as simultaneously filed. cation under any applicable public-land T. 16 N., R. 14 W., (c) Date for non-preference right law, based on prior existing valid settle­ Sec. 5, SWy4 and S%SE%; filings authorized by the public-land ment rights and preference rights con­ Sec. 17, NE 14 and NE&NW& J laws. Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on ferred by existing laws or equitable claims Sec. 33, SW^SWi/4; March 17,1948, any of the lands remain­ subject to allowance and confirmation. Sec. 35, S%. ing unappropriated shall become sub­ Applications by such veterans shall be Thé areas described contain 1,110 acres. ject to such application, petition, loca­ subject to'claims of the classes described Thé land in T. 5 N„ R. 2 W„ G. & S. R. M., tion, or selection by the public generally in subdivision (2). Arizona, is not within a grazing district. It is as may be authorized by the public-land (b) Twenty-day advance period for moderately rolling in topography, having a laws. sandy clay soil supporting a fair growth of simultaneous preference-right filings. desert vegetation. (d) Twenty-day advance period for si­ For a period of 20 days from November The land in T. 16 N., R. 14 W., G. & S. R. M., multaneous non-preference right filings. 27,* 1947 to December 17, 1947, inclusive, Arizona, is within Grazing District No. 2, es­ Applications by the general public may such veterans and persons claiming tablished March 6, 1936, and is mountainous be presented during the 20-day period preference rights superior to those of in character with scattered stands of timber from February 26, 1948, to March 17, such veterans, may present their appli­ and brush. 1948, inclusive, and all such applications, cations, and all such applications, to­ F red W . J o h n s o n , together with those presented at 10:00 gether with those presented at 10:00 Director. a. m. on March 17,1948,, shall be treated a. m. on December 17, 1947, shall be [P. R. Doc. 47-9560; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; as simultaneously filed. treated as simultaneously filed. 8:46 a. m.] Veterans shall accompany their appli­ (c) Date for non-preference-right fil­ cations with certified copies of their cer­ ings authorized by the public-land laws. tificates of discharge, or other satisfac­ Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on March tory evidence of their military or naval 17,1848, any of the lands remaining un­ [Misc. 2135991] service. Persons asserting preference rights, through settlement or otherwise, appropriated shall become subject to U tah such application, petition, location, or and those having equitable claims, shall selection by the public generally as may ORDER . PROVIDING FOR THE OPENING ' OF accompany their applications by duly PUBLIC LANDS be authorized by the public-land laws. corroborated affidavits in support there­ (d) Twenty-day advance period for O ctober 15, 1947. of, setting forth in detail all facts rele­ vant to their claims. simultaneous non-preference-right fil­ In an exchange of lands made under the provisions of section 8 of the act of Applications for these lands, which ings. Applications by the general public shall be filed in the District Land Office, may be presented during the 20-day June 28,1934 (48 Stat. 1269) as amended June 26, 1936 (49 Stat. 1976; 43 U. S. C. Salt Lake City, Utah, shall be acted upon period from February 26, 1948 to March 315g), the lands hereinafter described in accordance with the regulations con­ 17, 1948, inclusive, and all such applica­ have been reconveyed to the United tained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the Code tions, together with those presented at States. of Federal Regulations (Circular No. 324, 10:00 a. m. on March 17, 1948, shall be This order shall not otherwise become May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and Part 296 treated as simultaneously filed. effective to change the status of such of that title, to the extent that such NO.Y21I------3 NOTICES j982 [Mise. 2136969] regulations are applicable. Applications veterans shall be subject to olaims of the under the homestead laws shall be gov­ classes described in subdivision (2). W yoming erned by the regulations contained in (b) Twenty-day advance period for simultaneous preference-right filings. ORDER PROVIDING FOR THE OPENING OF Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title 43 of PUBLIC-LANDS the Code of Federal Regulations and For a period of 20 days from November applications under the desert land laws 29, 1947, to December 19, 1947, inclusive, October 17, 1947. and the small tract act of June 1, 1938, such veterans and persons claiming pref­ In an exchange of lands made under shall be governed by the regulations con­ erence rights superior to those of such the provisions of section 8 of the act of tained in Parts 232 and 257, respectively, veterans, may present their applications, June 28,1934 (48 Stat. 1269) as amended of that title. and all such applications, together with June 26, 1936 (49 Stat. 1876; 43 U. S. C. Inquiries concerning these lands shall those presented at 10:00 a. m. on Decem­ 315g), the land hereinafter described is be addressed to the District Land Office, ber 19,1947, shall be treated as simulta­ reconveyed to the United States. Salt Lake City, Utah. neously filed. T his order shall not otherwise become The lands affected by this order are (c) Date for non-preference right fil­ effective to change the status of such described as follows: ings authorized by the public-land laws. lands until 10:00 a. m. on December 19, Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on March 19, 1947. At that time the lands shall, sub­ Salt Lake Meridian 1948, any of the lands remaining unap­ ject to valid existing rights and the pro­ T. 11 N., R. 17 W., propriated shall become subject to such visions of existing withdrawals, become Sec. 2, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, sy2N% ,.and 8%. application, petition, location, or selec­ subject to application, petition, location, T. 12 N., R. 17 W., tion by the public generally as may be Sec. 36, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Ny2Sy2, and Nya. or selection as follows: authorized by the public-land laws. (a) Ninety-day period for preference- T. 12 N., R. 18 W., (d) Twenty-day advance period for Sec. 35, swy4swlA. right filings. For a period of 90 days simultaneous non-preference right fil­ from December 19, 1947, to March 19, The areas described aggregate 1,323.92 ings. Applications by the general public 1948, inclusive, the public lands affected acres. may be presented during the 20-day pe­ The above-described lands are in Utah by this order shall be subject to (1) ap­ Grazing District No. 1, established April 8, riod from February 28,1948, to March 19, plication under the homestead or the 1935. The land is mainly rough, rocky, 1948, inclusive, and all such applications, desert land laws, or the small tract act mountainous land with some native grasses, together with those presented at 10:00 of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 U. S. C. brush, and scattered pine and aspen timber. a. m. on March 19,1948, shall be treated sec. 682a), as amended, by qualified vet­ Fred W. Johnson, as simultaneously filed. erans of World War II, for whose service Director. Veterans shall accompany their ap­ recognition is granted by the act of Sep­ plications with certified copies of their tember 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U. S. C. [P. r . Doc. 47-9559; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; certificates of discharge, or other satis­ secs. 279-283), subject to the require­ 8:46 a. m.] factory evidence of their military or ments of applicable law, and (2) applica­ naval service. Persons asserting prefer­ tion under any applicable public-land ence rights, through settlement or other­ law, based on prior existing valid settle­ wise, and those having equitable claims, ment rights and preference rights con­ [Misc. 2136968] shall accompany their applications by ferred by existing laws or equitable duly corroborated affidavits in support claims subject to allowance and con­ Arizona thereof, setting forth in detail all facts firmation. Applications by such vet­ ORDER PROVIDING FOR THE OPENING OF relevant to their claims. erans shall be subject to claims of the PUBLIC LANDS Applications for these lands, which classes described in subdivision (2). (b) Twenty-day advance period for si­ October 17, 1947. shall be filed in the District Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, shall be acted upon in multaneous preference-right filings. For In an exchange of lands made under a period of 20 days from November 29, accordance with the regulations con­ the provisions of section 8 of the act 1947 to December 19,1947, inclusive, such of June 28, 1934 (48 Stat. 1269) as tained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the Code veterans and persons claiming prefer­ amended June 26, 1936 (49 Stat. 1976; of Federal Regulations (Circular No. ence rights superior to those of such vet­ 43 U. S. C. 315g), the land hereinafter de­ 324, May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and erans, may present their applications, scribed has been reconveyed to the Part 296 of that title, to the extent that and all such applications, together with United States. such regulations are applicable. Appli­ those presented at 10:00 a. m. on Decem­ This order shall not otherwise be­ cations under the homestead laws shall ber 19, 1947, shall be treated as simulta­ come effective to change the status of be governed by the regulations contained neously filed. such lands until 10:00 a. m. on December in Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title 43 (c) Date for non-preference right fil­ 19, 1947. At that time the lands shall, of the Code of Federal Regulations and ings authorized by the public-land laws. subject to valid existing rights and the Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on March 19, provisions of existing withdrawals, be­ applications under the desert land laws and the small tract act of June 1, 1938, 1948, any of the lands remaining unap­ come subject to application, petition, propriated shall become subject to such location, or selection as follows: shall be governed by the regulations con­ application, petition, location, or selec­ (a) Ninety-day period for prefer­ tained in Parts 232^,nd 257, respectively, tion by the public generally as may be ence-right filings. For a period of 90 of that title. authorized by the public-land laws. days from December 19, 1947 to March Inquiries concerning these lands shall (d) Twenty-day advance period for si­ 19, 1948, inclusive, the public lands af­ be addressed to the District Land Office, multaneous non-preference right filings. fected by this order shall be subject to Phoenix, Arizona. Applications by the general public may (1) appplication under the homestead or The lands affected by this order are be presented during the 20-day period the desert land laws, Qr the small tract described as follows: from February 28,1948 to March 19,1948, act of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 inclusive, and all such applications, to­ Gila and Salt River Meridian U. S. C. sec. 682a), as amended, by gether with those presented at 10:00 a. m. qualified veterans of World War II, for T. 23 N., R. 10 E., on March 19,1848, shall be treated as si­ whose service recognition is granted by Sec. 1, lot 1 and S E ^ N E 1/^. multaneously filed. the act of September 27, 1944 (58 Stat. The area described contains 79.97 acres. Veterans shall accompany their appli­ 747, 43 U. S. C. secs. 279—283), subject The land lies on a high rolling mesa having cations with certified copies of their cer­ a sandy, rocky soil supporting the shortgrass to the requirements of applicable law, tificates of discharge, or other satisfac­ type of vegetation, and is not within a graz­ tory evidence of their military or naval and (2) application under any applica­ ing district. service. Persons asserting preference ble public-land law, based on prior ex­ F red W. Johnson, rights, through settlement or otherwise, isting valid settlement rights and pref­ Director. and those having equitable claims, shall erence rights conferred by existing laws accompany their applications by duly or equitable claims subject to allowance [P. R. Doc. 47-9561; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:47 a. m.] corroborated affidavits in support there- and confirmation. Applications by such Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6983 of, setting forth in detail all facts rele­ Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 82 SEi4 sec. 32, T. 23 N., R. 28 E., M. D. M., vant to their claims. T. 17 N., R. 12 E., Nevada, which is in a power-site classi­ Applications for these lands, which Sec. 7, SEi,4; fication, shall become subject to appli­ shall be filed in the district land office, Sec. 8, SW % ; cation, petition, location, or selection as Buffalo, Wyoming, shall be acted upon Sec. 17, N W 14; follows: in accordance with the regulations con­ Sec. 18, NE%. (a> Ninety-day period for preference- tained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the Code The areas described aggregate 640 acres. , right filings. For a period of 90 days of Federal Regulations (Circular No. 324, Nevada from December 23, 1947, * to March May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254) , and Part 22, 1948, inclusive, the public lands af­ M OUNT DIABLO MERIDIAN 296 of that title, to the extent that such fected by. this order shall be subject to regulations are applicable. Applica­ Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 103 (1) application under the homestead or tions under the homestead laws shall T. 21 N., R. 26 E., the desert land laws, or the small tract be governed by the regulations contained Sec. 10, NE N W % NE 14 NE %. act of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 in Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title T. 34 N., R. 65 E., U. S. C. sec. 682a), as amended, by quali­ 43 of the Code of Federal Regulations Sec. 16, SW % NE % SE %, unsurveyed. fied veterans of World War II, for whose and applications under the desert land The areas described aggregate 12.5 acres. service recognition is granted by the act laws and the small tract act of June 1, Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 47 -of September 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U. S. C. secs. 279-283), subject to the re­ 1938, shall be governed by the regula­ T. 23 N., R. 28 E., tions contained in Parts 232 and 257, Sec. 32, Sy2SEi4 . quirements of applicable law, and (2) respectively, of that title. application under any applicable public- The area described contains 80.acres. Inquiries concerning these lands shall land law, based on prior existing valid be addressed to the district land office, Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 22. settlement rights and preference rights Buffalo, Wyoming. T. 27 N., R. 36 E., conferred by existing laws or equitable The lands affected by this order are Sec. 24, SW %, unsurveyed. claims subject to allowance and confir­ described as follows; T. 26 N., R. 39 E., mation. Applications by such veterans Sec. 4. shall be subject to claims of the classes Sixth Principal Meridian The areas described aggregate 800.32 acres. described in subdivision (2). T. 52 N., R. 93 W., Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 85. (b) Twenty-day advance period for Sec. 11, SW&NEiA. T. 31 N., R. 48 E., simultaneous preference-right filings. The area described contains 40 acres. Sec. 2, E%NE/4* For a period of 20 days from December The land, which. is in Wyoming Grazing The a^ea described contains 80 acres. 4, 1947 to December 23, 1947, inclusive, District No. 1, established March 23, 1935, such veterans and persons claiming pref­ is rolling in topography with a silt loam Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 3 erence rights superior to those of such soil supporting a good growth of native T. 35 N., R. 56 E., vegetation of the sagebrush type. veterans, may present their applications, Sec. 12, N W ^ . and all such applications, together with T. 35 N., R. 57 E., F red W. J o h n s o n , those presented at 10:00 a. m. on De­ Director. Sec. 2, SW 14. T. 37 N., R. 62 E., cember 23,1947, shall be treated as simul­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9562; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; Sec. 34, SW % SW taneously filed. 8:47 a. m.] T. 34 N., R. 64 E., (c) Date for non-preference-right fil­ Sec. 10. ings authorized by the public-land laws. T. 35 N., R. 67 E., Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on March Sec. 28, SE % NE %. A r iz o n a , C a l if o r n ia , N e v a d a , a n d U t a h 23,1948, any of the lands remaining un­ The areas described aggregate 1,047.53 acres. appropriated . shall become subject to AIR - NAVIGATION SITE WITHDRAWALS NQS. 1, such application, petition, location, or 3, 22, 60, 64, 99, AND 103 REDUCED; AIR- Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 223 selection by the public generally as may NAVIGATION SITE WITHDRAWALS NOS. 47, T. 22 S., R. 60 E., be authorized by the public-land laws. 82, 85, AND 223 REVOKED Sec. 19, WyjNE}4 and Ei/2N W ^ of lot 2. (d) Twenty-day advance period for si­ The area described contains 10 acres. By virtue of the authority contained multaneous non-preference-right filings. in section 4 of the act of May 24, 1928, Utah Applications by the general public may 45 Stat. 729 (U. S. C. Title 49, sec. 214), SALT LAKE MERIDIAN be presented during the 20-day period it is ordered as follows: Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 1 from March 4, 194-8, to March 23, The departmental orders dated July 3 1948, inclusive, and all such applications, and 24,1928, February 13,1929, December T. 9 S., R. 4 W., together with those presented at 10:00 17, 1930, May 29 and July 22, 1931, De­ Sec. 14, S W 1/4SW 14; a. m. on March 23, 1948, shall be treated cember 28,1932, May 13,1933, September Sec. 35, S W 14SE14. T. 14 S., R. 4 W., as simultaneously filed. 27, 1935, January 31, 1936, and May 11, Sec. 7, SE14NEÎ4 . Veterans shall accompany their appli­ 1945, withdrawing ctertain lands in Ari­ cations with certified copies of their cer­ The areas described aggregate 120 acres. zona, California, Nevada, and Utah for tificates of discharge, or other satisfac­ use by the Department of Commerce in The lands in Air-Navigation Site With­ tory evidence of their military or naval the maintenance of air-navigation facili­ drawals Nos. 1, 3,-22, 47, 60, 223, and the service. Persons asserting preference ties, are hereby revoked so far as they part of Site No. 103 in T. 21 N., R. 26 E., rights, through settlement or otherwise, affect the following-described lands: M. D. M., Nevada, are within grazing and those having equitable claims, shall Arizona districts. This order shall therefore be­ accompany their applications by duly GILA AND SALT RIVER MERIDIAN come effective immediately as to the ad­ corroborated affidavits in support there­ ministration of grazing on these lands by of, setting forth in detail all facts rele­ Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 64 the Bureau of Land Management, but vant to their claims. * T. 20 N., R. HE., shall not otherwise become effective to Applications for these lands, which Sec. 22, N W % N E ^ . change the status of such lands until shall be filed in the District Land Offices The area described contains 40 acres. 10:00 a. m., on December 23, 1947. At at Phoenix, Arizona; Sacramento, Cali­ Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 60 that time, subject to valid existing rights fornia; Carson City, Nevada; and Salt and the provisions of existing with­ Lake City, Utah, shall be acted upon T. 21 N„ R. 12 W., drawals, the SW1/^ sec. 24, T. 27 N., R. in accordance with the regulations Sec. 4, SE%. 36 E., and the SW ^N E ^SE Vi sec. 16, contained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the The area described contains 160 acres. T. 34 N., R. 65 E., M. D. M., Nevada, which Code of Federal Regulations (Circular California are unsurveyed public lands, shall be­ No. 324, May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and SAN BERNARDINO MERIDIAN come subject to such application, peti­ Part 29f> of that title, to the extent that tion, location, or selection as may be au­ such regulations are applicable. Appli­ Air-Navigation Site Withdrawal No. 99 thorized by the public-land laws, and the cations under the homestead laws shall T. 13 N., R. 8 E., remaining above-described lands which be governed by the regulations contained Sec. 10, SW % . are being released from the Air-Naviga­ in Parts 166 to 170, inclusive, of Title The area described contains 160 acres. tion Site Withdrawals, except the SW &- 43 of the Code of Federal Regulations 6984 NOTICES and applications under the desert land FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION tober 21,1947, issuing certificate of pub­ laws and the small tract act of June 1, lic convenience and necessity in. the 1938, shall be governed by the regulations [Docket No. 0-908] above entitled matter. contained in Parts 232 and 257, respec­ I nterstate G as C o . and Cit ie s S ervice [ seal] L eo n M . F u q u a y , tively, of that title. G as C o . Secretary. Inquiries concerning these lands shall NOTICE OF FINAL DECISION AND ORDER [P. R. Doc. 47-9566; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; be addressed to the District Land Offices 8:47 a. m.] at Phoenix, Arizona; Sacramento, Cali­ O ctober 21, 1947. fornia; Carson City, Nevada; and Salt Notice is hereby given that the initial Lake City, Utah. decision and order issuing a certificate The lands in Arizona are generally of public convenience and necessity in [Docket No. G-944] rough and broken, the sandy “soil sup­ the above-designated matter was issued porting a scattered growth of pinon- and served upon all parties on Septem­ L o n e S tar G as C o . juniper timber with an undergrowth of ber 25, 1947. No exceptions thereto scrub oak, greasewood, palo verde, and NOTICE OF FINDINGS AND ORDER ISSUING having been filed or review initiated by CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND other desert vegetation. the Commission, said initial decision, in NECESSITY The lands in Nevada vary from moun­ conformity with the Commission’s rules tainous to rough and rolling in topog­ of practice and procedure, became effec­ O ctober 22, 1947. raphy. The mountainous lands support tive on October 21,1947, as the final deci­ Notice is hereby given that, on Octo­ a fair growth of pinon, juniper and sion and order of the Commission. ber 22,1947, the Federal Power Commis­ mountain mahogany timber, with an un­ sion issued its findings and order entered dergrowth of sagebrush, greasewood, and [ se al] L e o n M . F u q u a y , October 21, 1947, issuing certificate of other brush. The rolling lands have a Secretary. public convenience and necessity in the coarse sandy soil with a sparse growth of [P. R. Doc. 47-9568; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; above entitled matter. mesquite and other desert vegetation. 8:47 a. m.] [ seal] L eo n M . F u q u a y , The lands in California, in T. 13 N., Secretary. R. 8 E., S. B. M., are mountainous. The rocky volcanic soil supports a sparse [F. R. Doc. 47-9567; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; growth of desert mountain brush, some [Docket No. G-940] 8:47 a. m.] pinion-juniper timber, and other native L o n e S tar G as C o . vegetation. The land in T. 17 N., R. 12 E., S. B. M., is rolling, has a sandy soil with NOTICE OF FINDINGS AND ORDER ISSUING considerable rock, supporting a sparse CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND [Docket No. G-949] growth of desert vegetation. NECESSITY N orthern N atural G as C o . The lands in Utah vary from prac­ O ctober 22, 1947. tically level to rolling uplands. The Notice is hereby given that, on October order f ix in g date of h ear ing , sandy, rocky soil supports a fair growth 22, 1947, the Federal Power Commission Upon consideration of the application of native vegetation consisting chiefly of issued its findings and order entered filed September 9, 1947, by Northern sagebrush. October 21, 1947, issuing certificate of Natural Gas Company (Applicant), a C. G irard D a v id so n , public convenience and necessity in the Delaware corporation having its prin­ Assistant Secretary of the Interior. above entitled matter. cipal office at Omaha, Nebraska, for a certificate of public convenience and O ctober 21, 1947. tsEALl L e o n M . F u q u a y , Secretary. necessity pursuant to section 7 of the [P. R. Doc. 47-9558; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; Natural Gas Act, as amended, author­ 8:46 a. m.] [P. R. Doc. 47-9564; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947i izing the construction and operation of 8:47 a. m.] certain natural-gas facilities, subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission, as CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD fully described in such application on file with the Commission and open to [Docket No. 501 et al.) [Docket No. 0-942] public inspection; S tate A ir l in e s , I n c ., and P ied m o n t A v ia ­ L o n e S tar G as C o . It appearing to the Commission that: t io n ; S outheastern S tates C ase T his proceeding is a proper one for dis­ NOTICE OF FINDINGS AND ORDER ISSUING position under the provisions of Rule NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF ORAL CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND ARGUMENT 32 (b) (18 CFR 1.32 (b) ) of the Com­ NECESSITY mission’s rules of practice and proced­ O ctober 22, 1947. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the ure (as amended June 16, 1947), Appli­ Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as Notice is hereby given that, on October cant having requested that its applica­ amended, particularly sections 401 and 22, 1947, the Federal Power Commission tion be heard under the shortened pro­ 1001 of said act, that further argument issued its findings and order entered Oc­ cedure provided by the aforesaid rule in the above matter, limited (a) to tober 21,1947, issuing certificate of pub­ for noncontested proceedings, and no whether the public interest requires the lic convenience and necessity in the request to be heard, protest or petition selection of State Airlines, Inc., or Pied­ above entitled matter. having been filed subsequent to the giv­ mont Aviation, Inc., and (b) whether the ing of due notice of the filing of the ap­ Board committed legal error by awarding [ se al] L e o n M . F u q u a y , Secretary. plication, including publication in the the route to Piedmont, originally assigned F ederal R egister on October 2, 1947, (12 to be heard at 10:00 a. m. on October 29, [P. R. Doc. 47-9565; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; F. R/ 6516). 1947, is hereby postponed to 2:30 p. m. 8:47 a. m.] The Commission, therefore, orders (eastern standard time) on the same that: date, in Room 5042 Commerce Building, (A ) Pursuant to the authority con­ 14th Street and Constitution Avenue tained in and subject to the jurisdiction NW., Washington, D. C., before the [Docket No. G-943] conferred upon the Federal Power Com­ Board. L o n e S tar G as C o . mission by section 7 and 15 of the Natu­ ral Gas Act, as amended, and the Com­ Dated at Washington, D. C., October NOTICE OF FINDINGS AND ORDER ISSUING 23, 1947. mission’s rules of practice and procedure CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND (as amended June 16,1947), a hearing be By the Civil Aeronautics Boarjl. NECESSITY held on November 6, 1947, at 9:30 a. m. O ctober 22, 1947. [ s e a l] M . C. M u l l ig a n , (e. s. t.), in the Hearing Room of the Secretary. Notice is hereby given that, on October Federal Power „Commission, 1800 Penn­ sylvania Avenue NW., Washington, D. C., [P. R. Doc. 47-9615; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947j £2, 1947, the Federal Power Commission 8:50 a. m.] issued its findings and order entered Oc­ concerning the matters involved and the Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6985

Issues presented by such application: eventual establishment and promulga­ (File No. 54-149, Holding Company Act Provided, however, That the Commission tion by the Commission of trade practice Release No. 6902). may, after a non-contested hearing, rules for the industry under which unfair It appearing to the Commission that forthwith dispose of the proceeding pur­ methods of competition, unfair or de­ it is appropriate in the public interest suant to the provisions of Rule 32 (b) ceptive acts or practices, and other trade and in the interest of investors or con­ of the Commission’s rules of practice and abuses may be eliminated and prevented. sumers that a hearing be held with re­ procedure (as amended June 16,1947). spect to said application-declaration and By direction of the Commission. (B) Interested State commissions that said application-declaration should may participate as provided by Rules [ se al] O t is B. Jo h n s o n , not be granted or permitted to become 8 and 37 (f) (18 CPR 1.8 and 1.37 (f>) Secretary. effective except pursuant to further order of the said rules of practice and pro­ [P. R. Doc. 47-9590; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; of this Commission: cedure. 8:48 a. m.] It is ordered, That a hearing on said Date of issuance: October 22, 1947. application-declaration pursuant to the applicable provisions of the act and the By the Commission. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 'I’ules of the Commission be held on No­ [ s e a l] L e o n M . F u q u a y , vember 24,1947, at 10:00 a. m., e. s. t., at Secretary. COMMISSION the offices of the Securities and Exchange [File No. 70-1573] Commission, 18th and Locust Streets, [P. R. Doc. 47-9569; FileiJ, Oct. 27, 1947; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On such 8:48 a. m.] A m e r ic a n P o w e r & L ig h t C o . and date the hearing room clerk in Room 318 W a s h in g t o n W ater P o w e r C o . will, advise as to the room in which such hearing will be held. Any persons de­ NOTICE OF FILING AND ORDER FOR HEARING siring to be heard or otherwise wishing W a s h in g t o n G as L ig h t C o . At a regular session of the Securities to participate in this proceeding shall NOTICE OF ORDER APPROVING ACCOUNTING and Exchange Commission, held at its file with the Secretary of this Commis­ FOR EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTY LOSSES office in the city of Philadelphia, Penn­ sion on or before November 21, 1947, a sylvania, on the 22d day of October A. D. written request relative thereto as pro­ October 23, 1947. 1947. vided by Rule X V II of the Commission’s Notice is hereby given that, on October Notice is hereby given that American rules of practice. 22, 1947, the Federal Power Commission Power & Light Company (“American” ), It is further ordered, That Allen Mac- issued its order entered October 21,1947, a registered holding company subsidiary Cullen or any other officer or officers of approving proposed accounting for ex­ of Electric Bond and Share Company, this Commission designated by it for traordinary property losses resulting also a registered holding company, and that purpose, shall preside at such hear­ from facilities abandoned or to be aban- American’s electric utility subsidiary, ing. The officer so designated to pre­ doried by it in Washington, D. C„ in the The Washington Water Power Company side at such hearing is hereby author­ above-designated matter. (“Washington” ) , have filed a joint appli­ ized to exercise all powers granted to the cation-declaration pursuant to the Pub­ [ se al] L e o n M . F u q u a y , Commission under section 18 (c) of the lic Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 i Secretary. act and to a hearing officer under the and have designated sections 9 (a), 10 Commission’s rules of practice. [P. R. Doc. 47-9585; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; and 12 (f) of the act and Rule U-45 The Public Utilities Division, having 8:47 a. m.] thereunder as applicable to the proposed advised the Commission that it has made transactions. a preliminary examination of the appli­ All interested persons are referred to cation-declaration and that upon the FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION said application-declaration which is on basis thereof the following matters and [Pile No. 21-404] file in the office of the Commission for a questions are presented for consideration statement of the transactions therein without prejudice to its specifying addi­ R a y o n and S h .k C o n v e r t in g I n d u s t r y proposed which may be summarized as tional matters and questions upon NOTICE OF HOLDING OF TRADE PRACTICE follows: further examination: CONFERENCE Pursuant to authorization of regula­ (1) Whether the proposed acquisition tory bodies, including the Securities and At a regular session of the Federal by Washington of the common stock of Exchange Commission, American recent­ Pacific meets the requirements of the Trade Commission held at its office in ly caused Northwestern Electric Com­ the city of Washington, D. C., on the 23d applicable provisions of the act, particu­ pany, an electric Utility subsidiary of larly section 10 thereof. day of October 1947. American operating in northern Oregon Notice is hereby given that a Trade (2) Whether the proposed acquisition and southern Washington, to be merged by Washington of the common stock of Practice Conference will be held by the into and with Pacific Power & Light Com­ Federal Trade Commission for the Rayon Pacific will, within the meaning of sec­ pany (“Pacific” ), also an electric utility tion 10 (b) (1) of the act, tend towards and Silk Converting Industry at the subsidiary of American operating in Pennsylvania Hotel, 7th Avenue and 53d a concentration of control of public northern Oregon and southern Washing­ utility companies of a kind or to an ex­ Street, New York, New York, on Novem­ ton, with Pacific as the company surviv­ ber 20, 1947, commencing at 10:00 a. m., tent detrimental to the public interest ing the merger (File No. 70-1331, Hold­ or the interest of investors or consumers; eastern standard time. Members of the ing Company Act Release No. 7369). For industry are the converters of fabrics of whether, within the meaning of section the stated purpose of putting all of its 10 (b) (3) of the act, such proposed ac­ rayon or silk or mixtures in which rayon electric utility subsidiaries in the Pacific- • or silk is the predominant fiber. The quisition will be detrimental to the pub­ Northwest into one group and thereafter lic interest or the interest of investors business of such converters is that disposing of such properties by public of acquiring, by purchase or produc­ or consumers; whether, within the mean­ sale, or otherwise, American proposes to ing of section 10 (c) (1) of the act, such tion, such fabrics in the gray or un­ deliver to Washington, as a capital con­ finished or Semi-finished state, and hav­ proposed acquisition will be detrimental tribution, and Washington proposes to to the carrying out of the provisions of ing the goods dyed, printed, or finished in acquire from American, all of the 500,000 accordance with their specifications, or section 11; and whether, within the issued and outstanding shares of the meaning of section 10 (c) (2) of the act, that of their customers, and marketing common stock of the merged Pacific com­ such finished or processed fabrics to gar­ such proposed acquisition will serve the pany now owned by American. ment manufacturers or “ cutter-ups” and public interest by tending towards the to the distributing trades. All members American states that the. cash to be économical and efficient development of of the industry are cordially invited to raised from the future sale of the re­ an integrated public utility system. send representatives to the Conference grouped properties will be used in carry­ (3) Whether it is necessary or appro­ and to take part in the proceedings. The ing out a plan it has filed under section priate to impose terms or conditions with Conference and further proceedings in 11 (e) of the act with the Commission recpect to the proposed transactions in the matter will be directed toward the for the retirement of its preferred stocks the public interest or for the protection 6986 NOTICES of investors or consumers, and, if so, office in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. Price In­ Cost on the 21st day of October 1947. what terms and conditions should be to the ter­ to the imposed. Bidder com­ est com­ Alabama Power Company (“Alabama (4) Whether the proposed account­ pany rate pany Power” ), a public utility subsidiary of ing entries are in conformity with the The Commonwealth & Southern Corpo­ standards of the act and rules promul­ Per­ ration, a registered holding company, cent Percent having filed an application and amend­ gated thereunder. Kidder, Peabody & Co...... 100.81 3 2.959080 (5) Whether the fees, commissions, or Halsey, Stuart & Co., In c .... 100.799 3 2.959632 ments thereto pursuant to section 6 (b) Salomon Bros. & Hutsler...... 100.78 3 2.962097 of the Public Utility Holding Company other remunerations to be paid in con­ Glore, Forgan & Co., and W . nection with the proposed transactions C. Langley & Co., and A. Act of 1935 and Rule U-50 promulgated are reasonable. C. Allyn and Co., Inc_____ 100.6731 3 2.965968 thereunder, regarding the proposed issue Weedman & Co., Inc...... 100.591 3 2.970100 (6) Generally, whether the proposed White, Weld & Co_____ ..... 100.549 3 2.972220 and sale by Alabama Power, pursuant to transactions comply with all applicable Drexcl & Co. and Merrill, the competitive bidding'requirements nf Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Rule U-50, of $10,000,000 principal provisions of the act and rules, régula^ Beane, and Stone & W eb­ tions and orders promulgated there­ ster Securities Corn...... 100.518 3 2.973784 amount of additional First Mortgage Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Bonds,_% Series, due October 1, 1977; under. and R. W . Pressprich & Co. 100.475 8 2.975964 It is further ordered, That the Secre? Smith, Barney & Co. and' and tary of the Commission shall serve, by Blyth & Co., Inc...... 100.41 3 2.979234 The Commission having by order dated The First Boston Corp...... 100.391 3 2.980193 October 14, 1947 granted said ameijded registered mail, a copy of this order on Shields & C o...... 100.339 3 2.982824 the applicants-declarants herein and on application, subject, however, to the con­ the Federal Power Commission, the Pub­ dition, among others, that the proposed The amendment further stating that issue and sale of bonds should not be lic Utility Commissioner of the State of Metropolitan Edison Company has ac­ Oregon, and the Department of Public consummated until the results of com­ cepted the bid of Kidder, Peabody & Co. petitive bidding pursuant to Rule U-50 Utilities of the State of Washington; and for the first mortgage bonds as set forth that said notice of hearing be given to had been made a matter of record in this above and that the first mortgage bonds proceeding and a further order had been all other persons by publication of this will be offered for sale to the public at order in the F ederal R egister. issued by this Commission in the light a price of 101.39% of principal amount of the record so completed; and By the Commission. thereof, resulting in an underwriter’s The Commission having reserved juris­ spread of 0.58%; and diction over the payment of the fees and [ seal] O rval L. D u B o is , The amendment further stating that Secretary. expenses of all counsel in connection the legal fees to be incurred in connec­ with the proposed transaction; and [P. R. Doc. 47-0573; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; tion with the proposed transaction are A further amendment to the applica­ 8:48 a. m.J as follows: tion having been filed on October 21, Harold J. Ryan, counsel for the com- 1947, setting forth the action taken by pany ______$5,000 Alabama Power to comply with the re­ Beekman & Bogue, counsel for pro­ quirements of Rule U-50 and stating spective underwriters______5,000 [File No. 70-1601] that, pursuant to the invitation for com­ Total______- ______10,000 petitive bids, the following bids for the M etropolitan E d iso n C o . bonds have been received: The Commission having examined said supplemental order releasing j u r is d ic ­ amendment and having considered the Cost to t io n AND GRANTING APPLICATION record herein and finding no basis for Price to com­ imposing terms and conditions with re­ Cou­ company pany At a regular session of the Securities pon (% of (% of spect to the price to be received for said and Exchange Commission, held at its rate principal principa first mortgage bonds, the redemption amount) amount) office in the city of Philadelphia, Penn­ prices therefor, the interest rate thereon sylvania, on the 21st day of October 1947. and the underwriter’s spread; and Percent Metropolitan Edison Company, a sub­ The First Besten Cerp... 100.391 3.2290 It appearing that the proposed fees of 3.2849 sidiary of General Public Utilities Cor­ Harold J. Ryan and Beekman & Bogue, Morgan Stanley & Co------•3 % 101.711 poration, a registered holding company, Blyth &Co., Inc Kidder, and all other expenses, are for necessary Peabody & Co and having filed an application, and amend­ Smith, Barney & Co. *.. . 3% 101.68 3.286' services and are not unreasonable; ments thereto, pursuant to section 6 (b) Shields & C o ...... 3H 101.6301 3.2891 It is hereby ordered, That the jurisdic­ Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.. 3% 101.45 3.298. of the Public Utility Holding Company tion heretofore reserved in connection Lehman Bros...... 3% 100.62997 3.3410 Act of 1935 and Rule U-50 promulgated Harriman Ripley & Co. with the issuance and sale of said first Inc______3% 100.39 3.3543 thereunder, regarding the issue and sale mortgage bonds be, and the same hereby Drexel & Co------3% 100.0996 3.3697 of $4,500,000 principal amount of first is, released, and the said application, as mortgage bonds,_% Series, due 1977; further amended, be, and the same here­ i Sele members of group. and by is, granted, subject, however, to the Said amendment having further set The Commission having, by order terms and conditions prescribed in Rule forth that Alabama Power has accepted dated September 30,1947, approved said U-24. application, as amended, subject to the It is further ordered, That the jurisdic­ the bid of the group headed by The First condition, among others, that the pro­ tion heretofore reserved over all fees and Boston Corporation as set put above, posed issue and sale shall not be con­ expenses in connection with the pro­ and that such bonds will be offered for summated until the results of the com­ posed transaction, be, and the same here­ sale to the public at a price of 100.766% petitive bidding pursuant to Rule U-50 by is, released. of the principal amount thereof plus ac­ have been made a matter of record and crued interest from October 1, 1947 to a further order entered by the Commis­ By the Commission. the date of delivery, resulting in an un­ sion in the light of the record so com­ [ s e a l ] O rval L. D u B o is , derwriter’s spread of .375% of the prin­ pleted, and the Commission having re­ Secretary. cipal amount of said bonds; and Said amendment having also set forth served jurisdiction over the payment of [F. R. Doc. 47-9574; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; all fees and expenses in connection with 8:48 a. m.] the nature and extent of legal services the proposed transactions; and rendered and the fees requested there­ Metropolitan Edison Company having, for and the estimated expenses of coun­ on October 21, 1947, filed a further [File No. 70-1617] sel for which reimbursement is re­ quested; and amendment to said application in which A labam a P o w e r C o . it is stated that it has offered the first It appearing to the Commission that mortgage bonds for sale pursuant to the SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER RELEASING JURISDIC­ such legal fees and expenses of coun­ competitive -bidding requirements of TION AND GRANTING APPLICATION sel set forth in Table I below are not Rule U-50 and has received the follow­ At a regular session of the Securities unreasonable and that jurisdiction of ing bids: and Exchange Commission held at its such matters should be released: Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6987

T able I ment of the transaction therein pro­ for a statement of the transactions posed which is summarized as follows: therein proposed, which are summarized Expenses General Public Utilities Corporation as follows: estimated Fees Total not to proposes to make a cash capital contri­ Central Kentucky, all of. whose prop­ exceed bution of $400,000 to its indirect subsid­ erties are located in Kentucky and West iary, Staten Island Edison Corporation. Virginia, proposes to sell to United Fuel Winthrop, Stimson, Put­ Staten Island Edison Corporation will that portion of its properties which are nam & Roberts, counsel use the proceeds of the proposed contri­ located in the State of West Virginia con­ for Alabama Power______$10,000 $100 $10,100 Reid & Priest, counsel for bution in connection with its construc­ sisting of the following: successful bidders______6,000 100 6,100 tion program and for other corporate (a) Kenova Compressor Station, lo­ purposes. Total...... 16,000 200 16,200 cated in Wayne County, West Virginia, Declarant states that the transaction together with appurtenant land, struc­ is not subject to the jurisdiction of any tures, measuring and regulating equip­ The Commission having examined commission other than this Commission. ment and transmission lines extending said amendment and having considered Declarant requests that there be no from said station to the West Virginia- the record herein and finding no basis waiting period between the issuance of Kentucky state line on the west bank of for imposing terms and conditions with the Commission’s order and the date the the Big Sandy River; respect to such matters: order is to become effective. (b) Approximately fifty-three and It is ordered, That the jurisdiction By the Commission. one-tenth (53.1) miles of natural gas heretofore reserved with respect to the transmission pipe lines ranging in sizes matters to be determined as the result [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , from eight inches to twenty inches in of competitve bidding under Rule U-50 Secretary. diameter, together with land, land rights, and with respect to the fees and expenses [F. R. Doc. 47-9576; Filed, Oct. 27' 1947; structures and measuring equipment lo­ of counsel be, and hereby is, released, 8:49 a. m.] cated in Wayne, Gabell and Lincoln and that said application as amended be, Counties, West Virginia. and it hereby is, granted forthwith, sub­ The application-declaration states that ject, however, to the terms and condi­ for the past twelve years the pipe lines tions prescribed in Rule U-24. [File No. 70-1650] east of Kenova Compressor Station have By the Commission. been operated under lease by United Fuel C o l u m b i a G a s a n d E l e c t r i c C o r p . e t a l . in conjunction with operations of its own [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , Secretary. NOTICE REGARDING FILING properties in the same area. The major portion of the gas pumped by this station [F. R. Doc. 47-9577; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; At a regular session of the Securities has been for the benefit of United Fuel, 8:49 a. m.] and Exchange Commission, held at its and for which service United Fuel has office in the city of Philadelphia, Pa., on paid, and is now paying, a pumping the 21st day of October 1947. charge. It is stated that present trends In the matter of Columbia Gas & Elec­ indicate that even larger volumes of gas [File No. 70-1649] tric Corporation, Central Kentucky will be pumped for United Fuel in the G e n e r a l P u b l i c U t i l i t i e s C o r p . Natural Gas Company, United Fuel Gas future and that it is, therefore, desirable Company, Pile No. 70-1650. . that United Fuel acquire direct owner­ NOTICE OF FILING Notice is hereby given that a joint ap­ ship of this station, together with appur­ At a regular session of the Securities plication-declaration has been filed with tenant facilities. It is further stated and Exchange Commission, held at its the Commission pursuant to the Public that the benefits resulting from said office in the city of Philadelphia, Penn­ Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 by transaction v$U consist principally in the sylvania, on the 21st day of November Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation transfer of ownership of the properties 1947. (“Columbia’j and its subsidiaries, United in question to the company by which they Notice is hereby given that a declara­ Fuel Gas Company (“ United Fuel” ) and can be most conveniently operated and tion has been filed with this Commission Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company in the elimination of an intercompany pursuant to the Public Utility Holding (“ Central Kentucky” ) . Applicants-de- lease agreement. Company Act of 1935 by General Public clarants have designated sections 6, 7, United Fuel proposes to acquire said Utilities Corporation, a registered hold­ 9, 10 and 12 of the act and Rules U-42, properties for cash, at their net book ing company. Declarant has designated U-43 and U-44 promulgated thereunder value, as of the date of sale. The gross section 12 of the act and Rule U-45 as applicable to the proposed transac­ book value (at original cost) of said promulgated thereunder, as applicable tions. properties, as of July 31, 1947, was $1,- to the proposed transaction. Notice is further given that any inter­ 783,944.97, and the net book value, after Notice is further given that any inter­ ested person may, not later than No­ deducting applicable reserves, was $1,- ested person may, not later than No­ vember 5, 1947, at 5:30 p. m., e. s. t., re­ 084,924.56. vember 5, 1947, at 5:30 p. m., e. s. t., re­ quest the Commission in writing that a United Fuel proposes to provide the quest the Commission in writing that a hearing be held on such matter, stating cash required for the acquisition of said hearing be held on such matter, stating the reasons for such request, the nature properties by the issue and sale to Co­ the reasons for such request, the nature of his interest and the issues, if any, of lumbia of its 3lA% instalment promis­ of his interest and the issues of fact or fact or law raised by said joint applica­ sory notes, in an amount equal to the law raised by said declaration which he tion-declaration proposed to be contro­ net book value of said properties to be desires to controvert, or may request verted, or may request that he be notified acquired by it, or the next lower mul­ that he be notified if the Commission if the Commission should order a hearing tiple of $25,000. The notes to be issued should order a hearing thereon. Any thereon. Any such request should be by United Fuel to Columbia are to be such request should be addressed: Sec­ addressed: Secretary, Securities and Ex­ unsecured and non-negotiable. The retary, Securities and Exchange Com­ change Commission, 18th and Locust principal amounts thereof are to be mission, 18th and Locust Streets, Phila­ Streets, Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania. payable in equal annual instalments on delphia 3, Pennsylvania. At any time At any time after November 5,1947, said August 15th of each of the years 1950 after November 5,1947, said declaration, joint application-declaration, as filed or to 1974, inclusive. as filed, or as amended, may be permit­ as amended, may be grantéd and p e r ­ Central Kentucky proposes to apply the ted to become effective as provided in mitted to become effective as provided proceeds of sale of its West Virginia Rule U-23 of the rules and regulations in Rule U-23 of the rules and regula­ properties to the extent not required promulgated under the act, or the Com­ tions promulgated under the act, or the for construction purposes in the near mission may exempt such transaction as Commission may exempt such transac­ future, to 'the partial prepayment of provided in Rule U-20 (a) and Rule U- tion as provided in Rule U-20 (a) and 3%% instalment promissory notes now 100 thereof. Rule U-100 thereof. held by Columbia in the principal All interested persons are referred to All interested persons are referred to amount of $1,700,000. said declaration which is on file in the said joint application-declaration, which The application-declaration states offices of this Commission for a state­ is on file in the office of this Commission, that the Public Service Commission of 6988 NOTICES the State of West Virginia has juris­ part of any person concerned and that (c) U. S. Treasury Bond in the amount of $500.00, No. D254985G, registered in diction over the acquisition by United the proposed transaction is consistent Fuel of assets of Central Kentucky and with the policy of Bankers as recited in the name of William A. Lange, c/o West- Chester County Club, Rye% N. Y., unen­ over the issuance by United Fuel of its its registration statement and reports dorsed, issued April 30, 1943, 3 xk% notes. It is further stated that filed undêr the act and is consistent with (d) U . S . Treasury Bond in the amount the Federal Power Commission has jur­ the general purposes of the act. isdiction over the acquisition of assets All interested persons are referred to of $500.00, No. D413643E, registered in the name of William A. Lange, 11 Anchor of Central Kentucky by United Fuel. said application which is on file at the Philadelphia, Pa. offices of this Commis­ Drive, Greenhaven, Rye, N. Y., payable By the Commission. sion for a more detailed statement of the on death to Mrs. Lena Esslinger, Stutt­ gart, Arminstrasse-7, Germany, unen­ [ seal] O rval L. D u B o is , matters of fact and law therein asserted. Secretary. Notice is further given that an order dorsed, issued July 17, 1941, granting the application may be issued (e) U. S. Treasury Bond, Series G, in [P. R. Doc. 47-9575; FUed, Oct. 27, 1947; the amount of $1,000.00 Bond No. 8:49 a. m.] by the Commission at any time after No­ vember 5, 1947, unless prior thereto a M641294G, registered in the name of Wil­ hearing on the application is ordered by liam A. Lange, 11 Anchor Drive, Rye, the Commission as provided in Rule N-5 N. Y., unendorsed, issued August 6, 1942» [File No. 812-5151 of the rules and regulations promulgated (f) Eversharp pen and pencil; Man’s ring with three white stones, which ap­ C i t y S tores C o . et a l. under the act. Any interested person may, not later than November 3,1947, at pear to be diamonds; White gold watch NOTICE OF APPLICATION 5:30 p. m., in writing, submit to the Com­ chain; One pair of white metal cuff links; Locket charm containing small photo­ At a regular session of the Securities mission his views or any additional facts and Exchange Commission, held at its bearing upon the application or the de­ graphs; Three white studs which appear office in the city of Philadelphia, Pa., sirability of a hearing thereon or request to be pearls; Collar buttons and miscel­ on the 22d day of October A. D. 1947. the Commission, in writing, that a hear­ laneous "pins and trinkets; One metal charm which appears to be gold, contain­ In the matter of City Stores Com­ ing be held thereon. Any such commu­ pany, Lit Brothers, Bankers Securities nication or request should be addressed: ing one small white and red stone, Corporation, File No. 812-515. Secretary, Securities and Exchange Com­ was paid, conveyed, transferred, assigned Notice is hereby given that City Stores mission, 18th and Locust Streets, Phila­ and delivered to the Alien Property Cus­ Company (“ City Stores” ) and Lit Broth­ delphia 3, Pennsylvania, and should state todian by William C. Lange, Karl Lange ers have filed an application pursuant briefly the nature and interest of the per­ and Abraham Karmel, as Executors, of to section 17 (b) of the Investment Com­ son submitting such information or re­ the Estate of WilliamA. Lange, deceased; pany Act of 1940 for an order of the questing a hearing, the reasons for such 3. That the said property is presently Commission exempting from the pro­ request, and the issues of fact or law in the possession of the Attorney General visions of section 17 (a) of the act the raised by the application which he de­ of the United States and was property proposed purchase by Lit Brothers pur­ sires to controvert. within the United States owned or con­ suant to tenders by City Stores in re­ By the Commission. trolled by, payable or deliverable to, held sponse to a general call for tenders by on behalf of or on account of, or owing [ se al] O rval L. D u B o is, to, or which was evidence of ownership Lit Brothers of certain shares of 6% Secretary. Cumulative Preferred Stock of Lit or control by, the aforesaid national of a Brothers owned by City Stores in an [F. R. Doc. 47-9572; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; designated enemy country (Germany); 8:48 a. m.] amount and at a price as yet undeter­ and it is hereby determined: mined but within a range of $98.50 per 4. That to the extent that the person share and a specified «maximum of named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not $100.75 per share. City Stores under­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE within a designated enemy country, the takes to file by amendment to its ap­ Office of Alien Property national interest of the United States plication the actual price at which it requires that such person be treated as tenders such stock. Authority ; 40 Stat. 411, 55 Stat. 839, Pub. a national of a designated enemy country Bankers Securities Corporation Laws 322, 671, 79th Cong., 60 Stat. 50, 925; 50 (Germany). (“ Bankers” ) is a closed-end non-diver - U. S. C. and Sùpp. App. 1, 616, E. O. 9193, All determinations and all action re­ sified management investment company July 6, 1942, 3 CFR, Cum. Supp., E. O. 9567, June 8, 1945, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp., E. O. 9788, quired by law, including appropriate registered under the act. As of October Oct. 14, 1946, 11 F. R. 11981. consultation and certification, having 1, 1947 Bankers owned 80.51% of the been made and taken, and, it being outstanding voting securities of City [Vesting Order 9792] deemed necessary in the national inter­ Stores and City Stores owned 60,120 W i l l i a m A. L ange est, shares of the preierred stock and 685,483 There is hereby vested in the Attorney In re: Estate of William A. Lange, de­ shares of the common stock or 63.61% General of the United States the prop­ ceased. File No. D-28-9785; E. T. sec. of the outstanding voting securities of erty described above, to be held, used, Lit Brothers. As of the same date 13766. , administered, liquidated, sold or other­ Bankers also owned 2.72% of the out­ Under the authority of the Trading wise dealt with in the interest of and for standing voting securities of l i t with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ the benefit of the United States. Brothers. tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ This vesting order is issued nunc pro The tender to Lit Brothers of shares of tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, tunc to confirm the vesting of the said such preferred stock by City Stores, if after investigation, it is hereby found: property in the Attorney General of the accepted by Lit Brothers, would consti­ 1. That Lena Esslinger, whose last United States by acceptance thereof on known address is Germany, is a resi­ tute a purchase of such preferred stock May 15, 1947, pursuant to the Trading by an affiliated person (Lit Brothers) of dent of Germany and a national of a with the Enemy Act, as amended. a registered investment company designated enemy country (Germany) ; The terms “national” and “designated (Bankers) from a company controlled by 2. That the property described as fol­ enemy country” as used herein shall have such registered company (City Stores) lows: the meanings prescribed in section 10 of and is prohibited by section 17 (a) of the (a) Cash in the sum of $4,549.96, Executive Order 9193, as amended. act. City Stores and Lit Brothers have, (b) U. S. Treasury Bond, 2 ^ % , 1965- Executed at Washington, D. C., on Sep­ therefore, filed an application pursuant 70, in the amount of $5,000, Bond No. to section 17 (b) of the act for an order 3046F, registered ill the name of Karl tember 12, 1947. of the Commission, exempting the pro­ Lange, William C. Lange and Abraham For the Attorney General. posed purchase from the provisions of Karmel as Executors under the Will of [ s e a l] D avid L. B a ze lo n , section 17 (a) of the act and they assert William A. Lange, endorsed to the Alien Property Custodian by Karl Lange, W il­ Assistant Attorney General, that the terms of the proposed transac­ Director, Office of Alien Property. tion including the consideration to be liam C. Lange and Abraham Karmel as paid or received, are reasonable and fair Executors under the Will of William A. [F, R. DOC. 47-9592; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; and do not involve overreaching on the Lange, 8:46 a. m.] Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6989

[Vesting Order 9817] [Vesting Order 9839] tional City Bank of New York, 55 Wall C arl S chr einer Street, New'York, New York, together R o land S t e ig e lm a n with all rights thereunder and thereto, In re: Stock, voting trust certificates, f. Two and seven thousand seven hun­ In ret Estate of Roland Steigelman, bonds, coupons, scrip and bank account deceased. D-28-11190; E. T. sec. 15576. dred eighty ten thousandths (2 7780/ owned by Carl Schreiner. F-28-15513- 10,000) shares of $100 par value 5% Under the authority of the Trading A-l, F-28-15513-B-l. preferred capital stock, Series A, of Sea­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ Under the authority of the Trading board Air Line Railroad Company, Plume ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ and Granby Streets, Norfolk, Virginia, a Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to tive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ corporation organized under the laws of law, after investigation, it is hereby ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, the State of Virginia, evidenced by cer­ after investigation, it is hereby found: found: . - . , . . tificate number 6889 for two (2) shares, 1. That ------Steigelman (Married 1. That Carl Schreiner, whose last registered in the name of Hurley & Co., name unknown) daughter of Gretchan known address is Haus 37, bei Unter- and certificate number 7005 for seven Steigelman,------Steigelman (Married berger, Brannenburg a. Inn (Bavaria), thousand seven hundred eighty ten thou­ name unknown) daughter of Gretchan Germany, is a resident of Germany and sandths (7780/10,000) share, in bearer Steigelman, Jacob Steigelman, Louisa a national of a designated enemy country form, said certificates being presently in Steigelman (Married name unknown) (Germany); and Irma steigelman (Married name un­ the custody of The National City Bank 2. That the.property described as fol­ of New York, 55 Wall Street, New York, known), whose last known address is lows: Germany, are residents of Germany and New York, together with all declared and a. Those certain shares of stock de­ unpaid dividends thereon, nationals of a designated enemy country scribed in Exhibit A, attached hereto g. Four hundred (400) shares of no (Germany) ; and by reference made a part hereof, par value capital stock of Imperial Oil 2. That the sum of $356.54 was paid to registered in the name of Carl Schreiner Ltd., 56 Church Street, Toronto, Canada, the Attorney General of the United and presently in the custody of The Na­ a corporation organized under the laws States by Louisa Gardner, Administra­ tional City Bank of New York, 55 Wall of the Dominion cf Canada, evidenced trix of the Estate of Roland Steigelman, Street, New York, New York, together by bearer certificates numbered 10531, with all declared and unpaid dividends (36C69iS6(i * 20100/1, 29681/5 for twenty-five (25) 3. That the said sum of $356.54 is pres­ thereon, shares each and 14126/7 for one hundred b. One hundred eleven (111) shares of ently in the possession of the Attorney (100) shares each, presently in the cus­ $10 par value common capital stock of tody of The National City Bank of New General of the United States and was Mission Corporation, 15 Exchange Place, property within the United States owned York, 55 Wall Street, New York, New Jersey City, New Jersey, a corporation York, together with all declared and un­ or controlled by, payable or deliverable organized under the laws of the State of to, held on behalf of or on account of, paid dividends thereon, Nevada, evidenced by certificate number h. Those certain bonds and notes de­ or owing to,, or which was evidence of 19864 for one hundred (100) shares, reg­ scribed in Exhibit B, attached hereto ownership or control by, the aforesaid istered in the name of Carl Schreiner, and by reference made a part hereof, nationals of a designated enemy country and certificate number 137300 for eleven presently in the custody of The National (Germany) ; (11) shares, registered in the name of City Bank of New York, 55 Wall Street, Hurley & Co., presently in the custody and it is hereby determined: New York, New York, together with any of The National City Bank of New York, and all rights thereunder and thereto, 4. That to the extent that the persons 55 Wall Street, New York, New York, to­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not i. One (1) National Railways of Mex­ gether with all declared and unpaid divi­ ico coupon receipt, of $67.50 face value, within a designated enemy country, the dends thereon, dated December 10,1914, bearing number national interest of the United States c. Sixteen (16) shares of $100 par 710 and presently in the custody of The requires that such persons be treated as value capital stock of National Reserve National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall nationals of a designated enemy country Insurance Company, a corporation or­ Street, New York, New York, together (Germany). ganized under the laws bf the State of with all rights thereunder and thereto, All determinations and all action re­ Illinois, evidenced by certificate number j. Six (6) interest coupons, of a total quired by law, including appropriate 529, registered in the name of Carl face value of $180, detached from Saxon consultation and certification, having Schreiner and presently in the custody Public Works, Inc. guaranteed notes of The National City Bank of New York, been made and taken, and, it being bearing numbers 639/41, said coupons 55 Wall Street, New York, New York, to­ deemed necessary in the national in­ being presently in the custody of The gether with all declared and unpaid National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall terest, dividends thereon, and all rights of ex­ There is hereby vested in the Attorney Street, New York, New York, together change thereof for $10 par value capital with all rights thereunder and thereto, General of the United States the prop­ stock of Dubuque Fire & Marine Insur­ k. One (1) bearer scrip certificate, of erty described above, to be held, used, ance Company, Roshek Building, Du­ $72.35 face value and numbered S5193, administered, liquidated, sold- or other­ buque, Iowa, a corporation organized for Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company wise dealt with in the interest of and for under the laws of the state of Iowa, first mortgage Series A 4% bonds, due the benefit of the United States. d. One (1) voting trust certificate, January 1, 1996, said certificate being This vesting order is issued nunc pro registered in the name of Hurley & Co. presently in the custody of The National tunc to confirm the vesting of the said and numbered TVCO 9918, for twenty- City Bank of New York, 55 Wall Street, property in the Attorney General of the nine (29) shares of no par value common New York, New York, together with all United States by acceptance thereof on capital stock of Seaboard Air Line Rail­ rights thereunder and thereto, road Company, Plume and Granby l. One (1) bearer scrip certificate, of May 13, 1947, pursuant to the Trading Streets, Norfolk, Virginia, a corporation with the Enemy Act, as amended. $91.60 face value and numbered SA5782, organized under the laws of the State of for Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company The terms “ national” and “designated Virginia, said voting trust certificate general mortgage income Series A 4*4% enemy country” as used herein shall being presently in the custody of The bonds, due January 1, 2016, said certifi­ have the meanings prescribed in section National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall cate being presently in the custody of The 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Street, New York, New York, together National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall Executed at Washington, D. C., on with all rights thereunder and thereto, Street, New York, New York, together September 15, 1947. e. One (1) voting trust certificate, in with all rights thereunder and thereto, bearer form and numbered 7149, for and For the Attorney General. 9360/10,000 share of no par value com­ m. That certain debt or other obliga­ mon capital stock of Seaboard Air Line [ se al] D avid L. B a ze l o n , tion owing to Carl Schreiner by The Assistant Attorney General, Railroad Company, Plume and Granby National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall Director, Office of Alien Property. Streets, Norfolk, Virginia, a corporation Street, New York, New York, arising out organized under the laws of the State of of a checking account entitled Carl [P. R. Doc. 47-9593; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; Virginia, said voting trust certificate be­ Schreiner, and any and all rights to 8:46 a.Tn.] ing presently in the custody of The Na- demand, enforce and collect the same, 6990 NOTICES

is property within the United States a national of a designated enemy wise dealt with in the interest of and for owned or controlled by, payable or de­ country (Germany). the benefit of the United States. The terms "national” and "designated liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ All determinations and all action re­ enemy country” as used herein shall have count, of, of owing to, or which is quired by law, including appropriate evidence of ownership or control by, the the meanings prescribed in section 10 of consultation and certification, having Executive Order 9193, as amended. aforesaid national of a designated enemy been made and taken, and, it being country (Germany); deemed necessary in the national Executed at Washington, D. C., on September 15, 1947. and it is hereby determined: interest, 3. That to the extent that the person There is hereby vested in the Attorney For the Attorney General. named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not General of the United States the prop­ within a designated enemy country, the [ s e a l ] ' D a v id L. B a z e l o n , erty described above, to be held, used, national interest of the United States Assistant Attorney General, requires that such person be treated as administered, liquidated, sold or other- Director, Office of Alien Property. Exhibit A

Certifi- Num-’ Certifi­ Num ­ Name and address of Place of incorpo­ Place of incorpo­ Type of stock cate her of Name and address of Type of stock cate ber of issuing corporation ration issuing corporation ration No. shares No. shares

The National City Bank $12.50 par value com­ 9600 80 Connecticut____ $10 par value capital 2509 100 Aetna Insurance Co., 670 100 of New York, 55 Wall St., mon stock. 6638 100 Main St., Hartford, stock. 2510 ! 2511 50 New York, N. Y. 6639 100 Conn. 13750 . 100 National Fuel Gas Co,, 30 N ew Jersey. N o par valile capital 47458. 100 1844 100 Rockefeller Plaza, New stock. American Surety Co., 100 N ew York...... $25 par value capital 2317 100 York, N . Y . Broadway, New York, stock. 13702 50 Pierce Oil Corp______Virginia..... $25 par value common 57264 N . Y . capital stock...... do______— $100 par value capital 745 10 Buffalo Insurance Co., 451 Oceanic Trading Co., Inc., Panama____ $0.10 par value com­ 639 792 Main St., Buffalo, N . Y . stock. 201945 10 P. O. Box 086, Nassau, mon stock. Continental Insurance Co., $10 par value capital 101515 100 Bahamas. 80 Maiden Lane, New stock. 101516 100 Pure Oil Co« 35 East Ohio______N o par value common 18209 100 York 8, N . Y . 101517 100 Wacker Dr., Chicago, HI. stock. 18210 100 92170 100 $5 par value capital 7303 11 Firemen's Insurance Co. New Jersey..... 92171 100 stock. 7302 100 of Newark, 10 Park PL, Shannon Copper Co., 25 $10 par value capital 24560 100 Newark 1, N . J. 555 52 Broad St., N ew York, stock, stamped. Guantanamo & Western M a in e...... $100 par value com- mon stock. N . Y , R. R. Co., 40 Exchange 509 52 Springfield Fire &. Marine Massachusetts. $25 par value capital 2120 180 PL, New York, N. Y. $100 par value 7 per- cent non - cumula- Insurance Co., 195 State stock. tive first preferred St., Springfield 1, Mass. 66753 94 stock. Standard Gas & Electric Delaware. N o par value common stock. Alabama, Mis- N o par value common 3127 75 Co., 231 South La Salle Gulf, Mobile & Ohio R. R. St., Chicago, HI. Co., 104 St. Francis St., sissippi, Ten- stock. 175806 90 $5 preferred stock...... 2385 60 The Texas Co., 135 East .do. $25 par value capital Mobile, Ala. nessee. 104296 100 $1 par value common bo706 75 42d St., New York, N . Ÿ . stock. Hupp Corp., 3641 M ilwau­ Virginia...... 104297 100 stock. 67833 100 kee Ave., East Detroit, 67834 100 104298 100 Mich. 67835 100 104299 100 67836 100 Western Pacific R. Corp., .do. $100 par value com­ 24938 40 67837 100 Wilmington, Del. mon stock. 1278 100 67838 100 1279 100 11778 77 $5 par value capital 86135 ' 100 $100 par yalue 6 per­ Miami Copper Co., 61 D elaw are...... cent cumulative pre­ 34211 stock. 100 Broadway, New York, ferred stock. N . Y .

E x h ib it B

Face Face Description of issue Bond No. Description of issue Bond No. value value

Republic of Mexico external consolidated loan 5 percent 65993...... $485.00 German external loan of 1924 7 percent bonds, due Oct. 15, ' 1359...... — $500.00 5649...... 500.00 bonds, series D— Continued. 67215...... 485.00 1949, stamped. 5890______500.00 83128...... 485.00 6445_____ 500.00 82842...... 485.00 1931/2______11,000.00 67911...... 485.00 2985...... 1,000.00 60425— ____ 485.00 4105______1,000.00 90019...... 485.00 9298...... — 1,000.00 75839...... 485.00 10292______1,000.00 57753...... 485.00 10794/8...... 1 1,000.00 94748-...... 485.00 10800______1,000.00 50180______485.00 14103— — 1,000.00 60430...... 485.00 34196...... 1,000.00 84486______485.00 35057______1,000.00 National Railways of Mexico secured 6 percent note...... W115...... 22.50 36608...... 1,000.00 National Railways of Mexico secured 3-year 6 percent note.. 24589...... 45.00 38993/5_____ 1,000.00 National Railways of Mexico prior lien sinking fund 4 per­ 51144...... 1,000.00 48387 1,000.00 cent bonds, due July 1,1957. 41153/4...... 1 1,000.00 54198...... — 1,000.00 47666/7...... 1 1,000.00 63998/9...... 1 1,000.00 47728/9...... 1 1,000.00 64000/2...... 11,000.00 43916/8...... 1 1,000.00 64004/5______« 1,000.00 43848/50_____ 1 1,000.00 71894/6...... 11,000.00 34813/7-...... 1 1,000.00 81038...... 1,006.00 43915______1,000.00 89446______1,000.00 47730-...... 1,000.00 98381-— — 1,000.00 43919______1,000.00 97988-,...... 1,000.00 65217______1,000.00 65042______1,000.00 Konversionkasse für Deutsche Auslandsschulden 3 percent 3887/9...... 11,000.00 500.00 45970...... 1,000.00 bonds, due Jan. 1,1946. 6219...... 4697______500.00 45654/5...... » 1,000.00 39915/7...... 1100.00 43920.______1,000.00 30715/8...... 1100.00 45653...... 1,000.00 Ruhr Housing Corp., first mortgage sinking fund 6J4 percent, 732/6______i 1,000.00 Series B fractional certificates. 32994 2.50 1128Ö1...... 10.00 bonds, due Nov. 1, 1958. 115243—...... 10.00' Saxon Public Works, Inc., guaranteed notes, stamped------639/41...... 11,000.00 1 100.00 249870/1...... 120.00 Republic of Uruguay external conversion sinking fund bonds, 79/80______100...... 1,000.00 Republic of Mexico external consolidated loan 5 percent 45177...... 485.00 due Dec. 1,1978. 485.00 Seaboard Air Line R. R . Co., first mortgage series A .4 per­ 1555______500.00 bonds, series D . 56376...... 88091...... 485.00 cent bonds, due Jan. 1, 1996. 13674/7...... » 100.00 49800...... - 485.00 Seaboard Air Line R. R. Co., general mortgage income series 76242..-...... 1,000.00 87347...... 485.00 A percent bonds, due Jan. 1, 2016. 2886______500.00 48486...... 485.00 13646______100.00 48613...... 485.00

1 Each. [F. R. D qc. 47-9594; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:46 a. m.] Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6991

(Vesting Order 9911] R. R. Company, 5% Bonds, of $25.00 face not within a designated enemy country, J o s e ph in e K tjeppers value each, each bearing the number 21, the national interest of the United States which became due August 1, 1935, and requires that such person be treated as In re: Bonds, brokers receipt and cou­ presently in the custody of Corn Ex­ pons owned by Josephine Kueppers. a national of a designated enemy coun­ change Bank Trust Company, 13 W il-' try (Germany). D-28-1464-D-1, D-28-1464-D-2, D-28- liam Street, New York, New York, to­ All determinations and all action re­ 1464-A-l, D-28-1464-A-2. gether with any and all rights thereunder Under the authority of the Trading and thereto, and • quired by law, including appropriate with the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ c. Those certain bonds described in consultation and certification, having utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ Exhibit A, attached hereto and by refer­ been made and taken, and, it being utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, ence made a part hereof, owned by Jose­ deemed necessary in the national in­ after investigation, it is hereby found: phine Kueppers, and presently in the terest, 1. That Josephine Kueppers, whose custody of Julius Goebel, Jr., Kent Hall, There is hereby vested in the Attorney last known address is Potsdamerbrucke, Columbia University, New York 27, New General of the United States the prop­ Detmold, Germany, is a resident of York, in safe deposit box, Box Number Germany, and a national of a designated erty described above, to be held, used, 792 of the Corn Exchange Safe Deposit administered, liquidated, sold or other­ enemy country (Germany); Company, 2900 Broadway, New York 25, 2. That the property described as wise dealt with in the interest of and for New York, together with any and all the benefit of the United States. follows: rights thereunder and thereto, a. Brokers Receipt for two Chicago, The terms “national” and “designated Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific R. R. is property within the United States enemy country” as used herein shall Company, 50 Year Series A 5s, 1975, of owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ have the meanings prescribed in section $1,000.00 face value each, bearing the erable to, held on behalf of or on account 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. numbers M94173 and M94174, said re­ of, or owing to, or which is evidence of Executed at Washington, D. C., on ceipt being presently in the custody of ownership or control by, the aforesaid October 1, 1947. Corn Exchange Bank Trust Company, 13 national of a designated enemy country William Street, New York, New York, (Germany); For the Attorney General. together with any and all rights there­ under and thereto, and it is hereby determined: [ se al] D avid L. B a ze lo n , b. Two (2) coupons detached from 3. That to the extent that the per­ Assistant Attorney General, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific son named in subparagraph 1 hereof is Director, Office of Alien Property.

Exhibit A

Certificate Face Certificate Face Name of issuer Type of bond Name of Issuer Type of bond No. value No. value

The Michigan Control R. R . Michigan Central R. R. Co., first 5252...... $1,000 Crucible Steel Co. of Crucible Steel Co. of America, 271...... $1,000 Co. mortgage gold 3}4s, due M ay 1, 11794...... 1,000 America. sinking fund debenture 3}4s, 1952. due 1955. The Baltimore & Ohio R. R . Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., re­ M28946___ 1,000 American Telephone & Tel­ American Telephone & Telegraph M63026___ 1,000 Co. funding and general gold 6s, egraph Co. • Co., debenture 3}4s. M63027___ 1,000 series C, due 1995. M63028___ 1,000 Missouri Pacific R. R. C o .. Missouri Pacific R. R. Co., first 39389...... 1,000 Tokyo Electric Light Co., Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd., 6 44155...... 1,000 and refunding mortgage bonds, 10326...... 1,000 Ltd. percént first mortgage, due 1953.« 44156 ...... 1,000 series F 5s, due Mar. 1,1977. 44157 ...... 1,000 Remington Rand, Inc______Remington Rand, Inc., 15 year 14939 ...... 1,000 percent sinking fund deben­ 14940 ...... 1,000 tures, due July 1,1956.

(P. R. Doc. 47-9595; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:46 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 9914] 3. That the property described as fol­ try, the national interest of the United lows: That certain claim for compensa­ States requires that such persons be N ordring A/B tion, arising by reason of the requisition treated as nationals of a designated In re: Claim owned by Nordring A/B. of certain property by the Board of Eco­ enemy country (Germany). Under the authority of the Trading nomic Warfare, pursuant to Board of All determinations and all action re­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ Economic Warfare Requisition No. 12, quired by law, including appropriate tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ including particularly but not limited to consultation and certification, having tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, the sum of $21,000.00, presently in the been made and taken, and, it being after investigation, it is hereby found : possession of the Treasury of the United deemed necessary in the national in­ 1. That Accumulatoren-Fabrik Aktien­ States, in Trust Receipt Account No. terest, gesellschaft, the last known* address of 118900, Bureau of Accounts, Treasury De­ There is hereby vested in the Attorney which is Berlin, Germany, is a corpora­ partment, -.General of the United States the prop­ tion organized under the laws of Ger­ erty described above, to be held, used, is property within the United States many, and which has or, since the effec­ administered, liquidated, sold or other­ owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ tive date of Executive Order 8389, as wise dealt with in the interest of and for erable to, held on behalf of or on account amended, has had its principal place of the benefit of the United States. business in Germany and is a national of, or owing to, or which is evidence of ownership or control by, Nordring A/B, The terms “national” and “ designated of a designated enemy country (Ger­ enemy country” as used herein shall many) ; the aforesaid national of a designated enemy country (Germany); have the meanings prescribed in section 2. That Nordring A/B, the last known 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. address of which is Birger Jarlsgatan 55, and it is hereby determined: Stockholm, Sweden, is a corporation or­ 4. That Nordring A/B is controlled by Executed at Washington, D. C., on ganized under the laws of Sweden, whose or acting for or on behalf of a designated October 1, 1947. principal place of business is located in enemy country (Germany) or a person For the Attorney General. Stockholm, Sweden, and is or, since the within such country and is a national of effective date of Executive Order 8389, as a designated enemy country (Germany); [ s e a l] D avid L. B a ze lo n , amended, has been owned or controlled and Assistant Attorney General, by the aforesaid Accumulatoren-Fabrik 5. That to the extent that the persons Director, Office of Alien Property. Aktiengesellschaft, and is a national of a named in subparagraphs 1 and 2 hereof [P. R. Doc. 47-9596; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; designated enemy country (Germany) ; are not within a designated enemy coun­ 8:47 a. m.] 6992 NOTICES

[Vesting Order 9951] 597, registered in the name of Werner and it is hereby determined: Abshagen, presently in the custody of 3. That to the extent that the personal W erner A bsh agen Brookhaven Bank and Trust Company, representatives, heirs, next of kin, lega­ tees and distributees of Werner Absha­ In re: Bank account, bonds and stock Brookhaven, Mississippi, together with any and all rights thereunder and gen, deceased, are not within a designated owned by the personal representatives, enemy country, the national interest of heirs, next of kin, legatees and distribu­ thereto, c. One (1) North Florida Hotel Co., the United States requires that such per­ tees of Werner Abshagen, deceased. sons be treated as nationals of a desig­ F-28-4302-A-1, F-28-4302-E-1. 3% Trust Mortgage, Series B Bond, of $500.00 face value, bearing the number nated enemy country (Germany). Under the authority of the Trading All determinations and all action re­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ 523, registered in the name of Werner Abshagen, presently in the custody of quired by law, including appropriate con­ tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ sultation and certification, having been tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, Brookhaven Bank and Trust Company, Brookhaven, Mississippi, together with made and taken, and, it being^ deemed after investigation, it is hereby found: necessary in the national interest, 1. That the personal representatives, any and all rights thereunder and there­ to, and There is hereby vested in the Attorney heirs, next of kin, legatees and distribu­ General of the United States the prop­ tees of Werner Abshagen, deceased, who d. These certain shares of stock de­ scribed in Exhibit A, attached hereto and erty described above, to be held, used, ad­ there is reasonable cause to believe are ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise residents of Germany, are nationals of by reference made a part hereof, regis­ tered in the name of Werner Abshagen dealt with in the interest of and for the a designated enemy country (Germany); benefit of the United States. 2. That the property described as fol­ and presently in the custody of Brook­ The terms “ national” and “ designated lows: haven Bank and Trust Company, Brook­ enemy country” as used herein shall have a. That certain debt or other obliga­ haven, Mississippi, together with all de­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of tion of Brookhaven, Bank and Trust clared and unpaid dividends thereon, Executive Order 9193, as amended. Company, Brookhaven, Mississippi, aris­ is property within the United States Executed at Washington, D. C., on owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ ing out of a Savings Account, entitled October 7, 1947. Werner Abshagen, and any and all rights erable to, held on behalf of or on account to demand, enforce and collect the same, of, or owing to, or which is evidence of For the Attorney General. b. One (1) Bankhead Hotel Inc., 4% ownership or control by the aforesaid [ se al] D avid L. B a ze l o n , Sinking Fund Income Debenture Bond nationals of a designated enemy country Assistant Attorney General, of $50.00 face value, bearing the number (Germany); Director, Office of Alien Property.

Exhibit A

Number of Par Type of State of incorporation Certificate No. Name and address of issuing corporation shares value stock

Delaware _ L56723...... 20 N o par Common...... do...... NN01275/F8902...... ' 6 $1.00 Do. Ohio...... NY/0-219189--...... 10 N o par Do. C0866...... 3 North Florida Hotei Co., q/o Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., 101 East Bay St., Savan­ Florida...... 377...... 5 1.00 Capital. nah, Qa. Alabama______578...... 1 1.Q0 Common...... do...... 5921 . ______2 25.00 Preferred. 347...... 60 Common. 155...... 2 Preferred.

[P. R. Doc. 47-9597; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:47 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 9956] laws of the State of New York, evi­ not within a designated enemy coun­ denced by the certificates numbered as G l a s - u n d S piegelmanufactur et a l. try, the national interest of the United set forth below, and registered in the States requires that such persons be In re: Stock owned by Glas-und names of the persons listed below in the treated as nationals of a designated Spiegelmanufactur, A. G., Schlesische amounts appearing opposite each name enemy country (Germany). Spiegelglas Manufactur, Carl Tlelsch, as follows: All determinations and all action re­ G. m. b. H., and Rheinische Spiegelglas- quired by law, including appropriate con­ fabrik. Certifi­ Number Under the authority of the Trading Registered owner cate No. of shares sultation and certification, having been with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ made and taken, and, it being deemed tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ Glas-und Spiegelmanufactur, A .G . 10 57 necessary in thé national interest, tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, There is hereby vested in the Attorney 39 57 after investigation, it is hereby found: 60 27 General of the United States the prop­ 1. That Glas-und Spiegelmanufactur, Schlesische Spiegelglas Manufac- 9 16 erty described above, to be held, used, ad­ tur, Carl Tielsch, G. m. b. H. 23 8 A. G. Schlesische Spiegelglas Manu­ 38 16 ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise factur, Carl Tielsch, G. m. b. H., and 59 8 dealt with in the interest of and for the Rheinische Spiegelglasfabrik...... 12 88 Rheinische Spiegelglasfabrik, the last benefit of the United States. known addresses of which are Germany, 4ÎH 88 61 42 The terms “ national” and “ designated are corporations, partnerships, associa­ enemy country” as used herein shall have tions or otlier business organizations, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of organized under the laws of Germany, together with all declared and unpaid and which have, or since the effective dividends thereon, is property within Executive Order 9193, as amended. date of Executive Order 8389, as the United States owned or controlled Executed at Washington, D. C., on amended, have had their principal by, payable or deliverable to, held on October 7, 1947. places of business in Germany and are behalf of or on account of, or owing For the Attorney General. nationals of a designated enemy country to, or which is evidence of ownership (Germany); or control by, the aforesaid nationals of [ se al] D a v il L. B a ze lo n , 2. That the property described as fol­ a designated enemy country (Germany); Assistant Attorney General, lows: Four hundred eighty (480) shares Director, Office of Alien Property. of no par value common capital stock and it is hereby determined: of Franklin Glass Corporation, Butler, 3. That to the extent that the persons [F. R. Doc. 47-9598; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:47 a. m.] Pa., a corporation organized under the named in subparagraph 1 hereof are Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6993

[Vesting Order 9957] within a designated enemy country, the other payments arising from the owner­ D r. B ernhard G o ld sc h m id t et a l . national interest of the United States ship of such property, requires that such persons be treated as is property within the United States In re: Stock owned by Dr. Bernhard nationals of a designated enemy country owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ Goldschmidt, Dr. Theo Goldschmidt and (Germany). erable to, held on behalf of or on account Mrs. Hortense E. Hepner. P-28-8110- All determinations and all action re­ D-l, F-28-8115-D-1, P-28-8279-D-1. quired by law, including appropriate con­ of, or owing to, or which is evidence of Under the authority of the Trading sultation and certification, having been ownership or control by, the aforesaid -with the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ made and taken, and, it being deemed national of a designated enemy country (Germany) ; ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and necessary in the national interest, Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to There is hereby vested in the Attorney and it is hereby determined: law, after investigation, it is hereby General of the United States the prop­ 3. That to the extent that the person found: erty described above, to be held, used, named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not 1. That Dr. Bernhard Goldschmidt, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ within a designated enemy country, the whose last known address is 28 Bis- wise dealt with in the interest of and for national interest of the United States re­ marckallee, Kiel, Germany; Dr. Theo the benefit of the United States. quires that such person be treated as a Goldschmidt, whose last known address The terms “national” and "designated national of a designated enemy country is 14 Hohe Buchen, Essen-Bedeney, Ger­ enemy country” as used herein shall have (Germany). many; and Mrs. Hortense E. Hepner, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of All determinations and all action re­ whose last known address is Langmarck- Executive Order 9193, as amended. quired by law, including appropriate con­ strasse 33, Dresden, Altstadt, Germany, sultation and certification, having been are residents of Germany and nationals Executed at Washington, D. C., on October 7, 1947. made and taken, and, it being deemed of a designated enemy country (Ger­ necessary in the national interest, many) ; For the Attorney General. There is hereby vested in the Attorney 2. That the property described as fol­ [ s e a l ] D avid L. B a ze l o n , General of the United States the prop­ lows: Forty (40) shares of no par value Assistant Attorney General, erty described in subparagraph 2 hereof, common capital stock of Metal & Ther­ Director, Office of Alien Property. subject to recorded liens, encumbrances mit Corporation, 120 Broadway, New and other rights of record held by or for York, New York, a corporation organized Exhibit A persons who are not nationals of desig­ under the laws of the State of New Jer­ Number Certificate No: nated enemy countries, to be held, used, sey, evidenced by the certificates whose of shares 0783 ______6 administered, liquidated, sold or other­ numbers are listed below, registered in 0784 _,_____ ------4 wise dealt with in the interest and for the names of the persons listed below 01068...... ___ 2 the benefit of the United States. in the amounts set forth opposite said 01113...... ____ 4 The terms “ national” and “ designated names as follows: 01115______4 enemy country” as used herein shall have 01156-___!______5 Certificate No. and name Number of the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 01161____ _ „ — 3 in which registered: shares 01168______Executive Order 9193, as amended. 04471, Dr. Bernhard Goldschmidt_____ 28 ___ 1 01173______3 04469, Dr. Theo Goldschmidt______12 Executed at Washington, D. C., on 01178______2 October 20, 1947. 01216______2 together with all declared and unpaid For the Attorney General. dividends thereon, 01232...... ___ 2 01239______1 [ s e a l] D avid L. B azelo n , is property within the United States 01253______3 Assistant Attorney General, owned or controlled by, payable or de­ 01446— ______42 Director, Office of Alien Property. liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ 01629______6 01696______1 [P. R. Doc. 47-9600; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; count of, or owing to, or which is evidence 8:48 a. m.] of ownership or control by Dr. Bernhard 01885______6 02101______6 Goldschmidt and Dr. Theo Goldschmidt, 02313______9 the aforesaid nationals of a designated 03364______4 enemy country (Germany); [P. R. Doc. 47-9599; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; [Vesting Order CE 414] 3. That the property described as fol­ 8:47 a. m.] lows: One hundred sixteen (116) shares C o st^ a n d E x p e n se s I n c u r r e d i n C e r t a in of old no par value common capital A c t io n s or P r oceedings i n C e r t a in stock of Metal & Thermit Corporation, K e n t u c k y , M ic h ig a n , O h io an d W i s ­ 120 Broadway, New York, New York, a c o n s in C ourts corporation organized under the laws of [Vesting Order 10016] Under the authority of the Trading the State of New Jersey, evidenced by the F e r d in a nd H o erner certificates whose numbers are listed in with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ Exhibit A, attached hereto and by refer­ In re: Real property owned by Ferdi­ tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ ence made a part hereof, registered in nand Hoerner. tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, the name of Mrs. Hortense E. Hepner in Under the authority of the Trading after investigation-, it having been found: the amounts set forth opposite said num­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ 1. That each of the persons named in bers in Exhibit A, together with all de­ tive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ Column 1 of Exhibit A, attached hereto clared and unpaid dividends thereon and ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, and by reference made a part hereof, was all rights of exchange thereof for four after investigation, it is hereby found: a person within the designated enemy hundred sixty-four (464) shares of the 1. That Ferdinand Hoerner, whose country or the enemy-occupied territory present no par value common capital last known address is Germany, is a resi­ identified in Column 2 of said Exhibit A stock of said Metal & Thermit Corpora­ dent of Germany and a national of a opposite such person’s name; tion, designated enemy country (Germany); 2. That it was in the interest of the is property within the United States 2. That the property described as United States to take measures in con­ owned or controlled by, payable or de­ follows: Real property, situated in the nection with representing each of said liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ Village of East Alton, County of Madi­ persons in the court or administrative son, State of Illinois, particularly de­ action or proceeding identified in Column count of, or owing to, or which is evidence scribed as Lots numbered Four (4) and of ownership or control by Mrs. Hortense 3 of said Exhibit A opposite such person’s Five (5) in Block number Six (6) in Z. B. name, and such measures having been E. Hepner, the aforesaid national of a Job’s Addition to Alton Junction, ‘now designated enemy country (Germany); taken; Village of East Alton, together with all 3. That as a result of such action or and it is hereby determined: hereditaments, fixtures, improvements proceeding each of said persons obtained 4. That to the extent that the persons and appurtenances thereto, and any and or was determined to have the property named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not all claims for rents, refunds, benefits or particularly described in Column 4 of 6994 NOTICES

said Exhibit A opposite such person’s Now, therefore, there is hereby vested prescribed in section 10 of Executive Or­ name; in the Attorney General of the United der 9193, as amended. The term “ en­ 4. That such property is in the pos­ States, to be used or otherwise dealt with emy-occupied territory” as used herein session or custody of, or under the con­ in the interest of and for the benefit of shall have the meaning prescribed in Rules of Procedure, Office of Alien Prop­ trol of, the person described in Column the United States, interests in the prop­ erty, § 501.6 (8 CPR, Cum. Supp., 503.6). 5 of said Exhibit A opposite such erty in the possession or custody of, or property; under the control of, the persons de­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on 5. That, in taking such measures in scribed in column 5 of said Exhibit A in October 20, 1947. each of such actions or proceedings, amounts equal to the sums stated in Col­ For the Attorney General. costs and expenses have been incurred in the amount stated in Column 6 of umn 6 of said Exhibit A. [ se al] D avid L. B a ze l o n , said Exhibit A opposite such action or The term “ designated enemy country” Assistant Attorney General, proceeding; as used herein shall have the meaning Director, Office of Alien Property. Exhibit A

Column 6 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5

Country or Action or proceeding Property Depositary Sum vested Name territory

Item 1

Estate of M ary Rastl, deceased. In the $2,900.00 George F. Meyer, administrator, Medford, » $120 County Court of Taylor County, State of Wis. Wisconsin. Item S

Estate of Guiseppe Miracco, deceased. 264.81 D . H . Loren, administrator, 814 Engineers 32 Probate Court, Cuyahoga County, State Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. of Ohio. Item S 264.80 ...... do...... 32

Item i

do ...... Estate of Michele Castelli, deceased. Pro- 2, 768. 26 Domenick Aschiëris, surviving executor, 23 bate Court, Wayne County, State of 6067 Middlesex Ave., Dearborn, Mich. Michigan. Item 6 2,768.26 ...... do...... 23

Item 6 2,768.25 ...... do...... - 23

Item 7 2,768.25 ...... d o ...... 23

Item 8 23 Heirs of Antonietta Castelli, 2,768.25 ...... do...... deceased. _ Item 9

...... do...... Trust under the will of John L. Stettinius. 0) First National Bank of Cincinnati, trustee, 296 Probate Court, Hamilton County, State 4th and Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. of Ohio. No. 96643. Item 10 David W . Hughes, administrator of the 25 Crisafulli Fronto Maria Conte- ...... do...... Estate of James M . Conte, deceased. Pro­ 950.00 estate of James M . Conte, deceased. New pedaro. bate Court, Perry County, Ohio. Docket No. 18502. Lexington, Ohio. Item 11

...... d o -- --______Estate of Ottavio Nazzareno Cianni, alias, 113.28 Treasurer of Wayne County, Detroit, Mich.. 19 deceased. Probate Court. Wayne County, Detroit, Mich.; file No. 310872.

Item 18 113.28 19

Item IS 113.28 ...... do...... 19

Item H 113.28 , 19

Item 16 113.29 .....d o ...... 19

Item 16 19 Sister, name unknown, of Otta­ 113.29 ...... do...... - ...... vio Nazzareno Cianni, alias, deceased. Item 17 96 ...... do...... Trust under the will of Rev. John Gastaldi, (*) Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust C o ., 5th deceased. Probate . Court, Jefferson and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, K y., and County, State of Kentucky. Rev. Delphine Autheman, 220 South Brook St., Louisville, Ky., trustees. Item 18 f ) 96

1 Principal of trust under the will of John L . Stettinius. 8 One-half income from a trust rfijier the will of Rev. John Gastaldi, deceased. [P. R. Doc. 47-9601; Piled, Oct. 27, 1947; 8:48 a. m.j

/O/ Tuesday, October 28, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 6995

[Dissolution Order 67] States that said corporation be dissolved, Brementhal Freres______$358.97 Maison Paul Chardin______162.03 K n o o p , L ange & Co., I n o . and that its assets be distributed, and a stockholders’ resolution to dissolve B. Durand, Viel & R. Adeline_____ 33.09 Whereas, by Vesting Order No. 840, duly published, having been filed with Yves Gayet______11.92 dated November 6, 1942 (7 P. R. 10628, N. V. Handelmaatschappij______646. 71 the Secretary of State of the State of Kampenhofs Aktiebolag______112.40 December 19, 1942), as amended Feb­ Louisiana and with the Recorder of F. L. Vandriessche______6. 86 ruary 8, 1943 (8 F. R. 1899, February Ì2, Mortgages for the Parish of Orleans; Groupement d’importation et de 1943), there were vested all of the is­ Répartition du Coton en Temps sued and outstanding common, all of hereby orders, that the officers and di­ de Guerre______, 108.77 the issued and outstanding first pre­ rectors of Knoop, Lange & Co., Inc. (to ferred, and 25 of the 80 issued and out­ wit, Henry S. Sellin, President and Di­ Each of the said accounts shall be en­ standing shares of the second preferred, rector, Stanley B. Reid, Vice-President, titled substantially as follows: Attorney capital stock of Knoop, Lange & Co., Inc., Treasurer and Director, and M. S. Watts, General of the United States, account of a Louisiana corporation; and Secretary and Director, and their suc­ (name of account) in the case of Knoop, Whereas, a certificate for 45 additional cessors, or any of them), continue the Lange & Co., Inc., Vesting Order 340, as shares of the second preferred capital proceedings for the dissolution of Knoop, amended, Supplemental Vesting Order stock of the corporation has been sur­ Lange & Co., Inc.; and further orders, 5291, Supervisory Order 74. rendered to the corporation and can­ that the said officers and directors wind Such payment shall not transfer title celled, and the certificate for the remain­ up the affairs of the corporation and to such accounts to the Attorney General ing 10 shares of the second preferred distribute the assets thereof coming into but such accounts shall be subject to his capital stock of the corporation, held by their possession as follows: authorization. Payment into said ac­ Rolf Dlugos, the maker of an unpaid (a) They shall first pay the current counts as herein directed to the Comp­ promissory note in the amount of $1,000 expenses and reasonable and necessary troller’s Branch, Office of Alien Prop­ payable to the corporation and secured charges of winding up the affairs of said erty, Department of Justice, shall to the by said 10 shares, has also been cancelled; corporation and the dissolution thereof; extent thereof be a full acquittance and and and discharge for all purposes of the obliga­ Whereas, by Vesting Order No. 5291, (b) They shall then pay all loiown tions of Knoop, Lange & Co., Inc. ; and dated October 23, 1945 (10 F. R. 13327, Federal, State, and local taxes and fees (e) They shall then pay over, trans­ October 26,1945), there was vested a de­ owed by or accruing against the said fer, assign and deliver to the Attorney clared and unpaid dividend in the corporation; and General of the United States all of the amount of $2,077.51 represented on the (c) They shall then pay to the At­ property, if any, remaining in their hands books of the corporation as payable to torney General of the United States the after the payments as aforesaid, the Rotterdamsche Bankvereeniging, N. V., sum of $124.99, representing expenses same to be held by him on behalf of, and of Rotterdam, Holland; and incurred by the Office of Alien Property upon liquidation distributed to, himself Whereas, Knoop, Lange & Co., Inc. has Custodian and the Office of Alien Prop­ and the other creditors of the corpora­ been substantially liquidated; erty for the benefit of the corporation tion as their interests may appear; and Now, under the authority of the Trad­ subsequent to April 3, 1945, the date of further orders, that nothing herein set ing with the Enemy Act, as amended, and filing the stockholders’ resolution to dis­ forth shall be construed as prejudicing Executive Orders 9095, as amended, and solve the corporation; and the right, under the Trading with the 9788, and pursuant to law, the under- « (d) They shall then make pro rata Enemy Act, as amended, of any person signed, after investigation: cash payment of 66.165% on account of who may have a claim against said cor­ 1. Finding that the claims of known each of the above-mentioned accounts poration to file such claim with the At­ creditors have been paid, except such payable as follows: torney General of the United States claim, if any, as the Attorney General (1) On account of the claim of the against any funds or property received of the United States may have for money Attorney General of the United States in by the Attorney General of the United advanced or services rendered to or on the amount of $93.02 for expenses in­ States hereunder: Provided, however, behalf of the corporation; except a pos­ curred by the Office of Alien Property That nothing herein contained shall be sible claim of the State of Louisiana for Custodian prior to the filing of the stock­ construed as creating additional rights in future franchise taxes; except a vested holders’ resolution to dissolve, by paying such person: Provided further, That any dividend in the amount of $2,077.51 to the Attorney General of the United such claim against said corporation shall formerly represented on the books of States the sum of $61.56; and be filed with or presented to the Attorney General of the United States within the the corporation as payable to Rotter­ ^(2) On account of the obligation ow­ time and in the form and manner pre­ damsche Bankvereeniging, Rotterdam, ing to Simpson, Lange & Co., Inc. in the scribed for such claims by the Trading Holland, except an account in the amount of $36,372.92, by paying to the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and amount of $36,372.92 payable to Simp­ officers and directors of Simpson, Lange applicable regulations and orders issued son, Lange & Co., Inc., a Texas corpora­ & Co., Inc., or their successors, or any of pursuant thereto; and further orders, tion dissolved pursuant to Dissolution them, the sum of $24,066.18 to be held that all actions taken and acts done by Order 25, and except foreign accounts by them in accordance with Dissolution the said officers and directors of Knoop, payable as follows: Order 25, subject to the further order or Lange & Co., Inc., pursuant to this Order Brementhal Freres, Bruxelles, Bel­ authorization of the Attorney General of and the directions contained herein shall gium______$542.52 the United States, his delegate or su­ be deemed to have been taken and done Maison Paul Chardin, Havre, pervisors; and in reliance on and pursuant to paragraph numbered (2) of subdivision (b) of sec­ France______244. 88 (3) On account of the dividend in the B. Durand, Viel and R. Adeline, tion 5 of the Trading with the Enemy Havre, France______50. 00 amount of $2,077.51 formerly payable to Act, as amended, and the acquittance Yves Gayet, Havre, France_____ » ___ 18.00 Rotterdamsche Bankvereeniging which and exculpation provided therein. N. V. Handelmaatschappij, A. W. was vested by Vesting Order 5291, by Waetjen & Co______977.41 paying to the Attorney General of the Executed at Washington, D. C. this Kampenhofs Aktiebolag, Gothen­ 23d day of October 1947. burg, Sweden______1______169. 80 United States the sum of $1,374.59; and F. L. Vandriesche, Ghent, Belgium» 10.35 (4) On account of each of the above- For the Attorney General. Groupement d’importation et de mentioned foreign accounts payable, by [ se al] D avid L. B a ze lo n , Repartition du Coton en Temps making payment into separate accounts de Guerre, France______!_____ 164.38 Assistant Attorney General, to be maintained by the Comptroller’s Director, Office of Alien Property. 2. Having determined that it is in Branch, Office of Alien Property, Depart­ [F. R. Doc. 47-9602; Filed, Oct. 27, 1947; the national interest of the United ment of Justice, as follows: 8:48 a. m.] I