FEDERAL REGISTER 1934 VOLUME IO \ ¿if < O m r t o % NUMBER 144
Washington, Friday, July 20, 1945
The President CONTENTS The Codification Guide, consist THE PRESIDENT PROCLAMATION 2655 ing of a numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations P roclamation: Page R emoval of Alien E nemies amended or added by documents Alien enemies, removal______8947 E xecutive Order: BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES appearing in this issue, follows the table of contents. Butadiene plant operated by OF AMERICA Sinclair Rubber, Inc., Hous A PROCLAMATION ton, Tex.; Petroleum Ad WHEREAS section 4067 of the Revised and proclaimed certain regulations gov- ministrator authorized to Statutes of the United States (50 U.S.C. erning the conduct of alien enemies; and take possession of and oper 21) provides: WHEREAS I find it necessary in the ate______8949 interest of national defense and public Whenever there is a declared war between the United States and any foreign nation or safety to prescribe regulations additional REGULATIONS AND NOTICES government, or any invasion or predatory in and supplemental to such regulations: cursion is perpetrated, attempted, or threat NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY S. A griculture D epartment: ened against the territory of the United TRUMAN, President of the United States Foods; restrictions on imports States by any foreign nation or government, of America, acting under and by virtue (WFO 63, Am. 3) ...... 8950 and the President makes public proclamation of the authority vested in me by the Pork set aside reduction (WFO of the event, all natives, citizens,denizens, Constitution of the United States and 75-3, Am. 17)__ 8949 or subjects of the hostile nation or govern the aforesaid sections of the Revised ment, being of the age of fourteen years and Tobacco, flue-cured; 1945 crop upward, who shall be w ithin the United States Statutes of the United States, do hereby (WFO 4-10)__ 8952 prescribe and proclaim the following reg and not actually naturalized, shall be liable Civil A eronautics B oard: to be apprehended, restrained, secured, and ulations, additional and supplemental to removed as alien enemies. The President is those prescribed by the aforesaid procla Lamar, S. C., accident; hearing. 8981 authorized, in any such event, by his procla mations: F ederal Communications Com mis mation thereof, or other public act, to direct All alien enemies now or hereafter in s io n : the conduct to be observed, on the part of terned within the continental limits of B r o a d c a s t in g applications, the United States, toward the aliens who the United States pursuant to the afore become so liable; the manner and degree of standard; supplement to the restraint to which they shall be subject said proclamations of the President of statement of policy______8981 and in what cases, and upon what security the United. States who shall be deemed F ederal P ower Com m ission: their residence shall be permitted, and to by the Attorney General to be dangerous Hearings, etc.: provide for the removal of those who, not to the public peace and safety of the Canadian River Gas Co_____ 8981 being permitted to reside within the United United States because they have ad States, refuse or neglect to depart therefrom; hered to the aforesaid enemy govern Nebraska Power Co______8981 and to establish any other regulations which ments or to the principles of government F ederal R eserve S ystem : are found necessary in the premises and for thereof shall be subject upon the order National banks; common trust the public safety; of the Attorney General to removal from funds______8953 # WHEREAS sections 4068, 4069, and the United States and may be required G eneral Land Offic e: 4070 of the Revised Statutes of the United to depart therefrom in accordance with California, opening of public States (50 UrS.C. 22, 23, 24) make further such regulations as he may prescribe. lands (Corr.)______8981 provision relative to alien enemies; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Labor D epartment: unto set my hand and caused the seal New York State Employers WHEREAS the Congress by joint reso of the United States to be affixed. lutions approved by tyie President on De Assn., finding as to war DONE at the City of Washington this contract______8981 cember 8 and 11, 1941, and June 5, 1942, 14th day of July in the year of our declared the existence of a state of war Lord nineteen hundred and O ffice of P rice Administration: between the United States and the Gov [ seal] forty-five and of the Independ Adjustments and pricing orders: ernments of Japan, Germany, Italy, Bul ence of the United States of Balog, John, Coal Co., et al_ 898B garia, Hungary, and Rumania; America the one hundred and seventieth. Cayol Foods______8983 Cherry Valley Coal Co., et al_ 8983 WHEREAS by Proclamation No. 2525 H arry S. T ruman of December 7, 1941, Proclamations Nos. Chester Dairy Supply Co___ 8986 2526 and 2527 of December 8, 1941, By the President: Fort Pitt Bedding Co_____ 8982 Proclamation No. 2533 of December 29, J ames F . B yrnes, Kiefer Coal Mining Co., et al_ 8984 1941, Proclamation No. 2537 of January Secretary of State. Sanderson Coal Co., et al___ 8983 14, 1942, and Proclamation No. 2563 of [F. R. Doc. 45-18056; Filed, July 18, 1945; Thornhill Coal Co______8986 July 17, 1942, the President prescribed 4:29 p. m1.] (Continued on next page) 8947 8948 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued* CONTENTS—Continued
O ffice of P rice Administration— |War P roduction B oard—Con. Page Continued. • Pa§e Motorcycles (L-331)------8974 Machinery and parts, certain Nickel (M-6-b and Dir. 1, revo (SR14K, Am. 1)______8976 cation) ______— 8955 Papers, writing and fine (MPR Paraffins, chlorinated (M-300, 450, Am. 7)______— 8978 revocation of Sch. 57)—___ 8975 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Piece goods, finished (MPR 127, Priorities system operation: and days following legal holidays, by the Am. 33)______8979 Inventory restrictions f o r Division of the Federal Register, the National Ration books or coupon sheets; continuing receipts, addi Archives, pursuant to the authority contained tional exceptions (PR 1, in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, replacement of lost, stolen, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 TJ.S.CS destroyed, mutilated or Dir. 7)______8955 ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the wrongfully withheld (PR 12, Tools, machine; use of ratings Administrative Committee, approved by the Am. 9)______8976 v or authorizations (PR 1, President. Distribution is made only by the Ration books, war: Dir. 9 )______8959 Superintendent of Documents, Government Four (Gen. RO 14, Am. 4) ____ 8977 Pyridine (M-300, revocation of Printing Office, W ashington 25, D. C. Three (Gen. RO 12, Am. 9) ___ 8976 Sch. 109)______8976 The regulatory material appearing herein is Sodium metasilicate (M-300, keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Textiles, apparel and related ar which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant ticles, sales and fabrication Sch. 106)______— 8975 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as for military purposes (MPR Strategic materials; imports amended June 19, 1937. 157, Am. 19)______— 8979 (M -63)______8956 The F ederal R egister will be furnished by S elective S ervice S ystem : mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Orders prescribing forms: CODIFICATION GUIDE per m onth or $15.00 per year,'payable in ad Certification, withdrawal----- 8955 A numerical list of the parts of the Code vance. The charge for individual copies Employer’s report------: 8955 of Federal Regulations amended or added by (minimum 15
EXECUTIVE ORDER 9589A request of the Petroleum Administrator, Paragraph (d) (6) of § 709.70 pertain or such person as may be designated to ing to Cap, WAC, is revoked. Authorizing the P etroleum A dministra act for him, the Secretary of War shall tor To T ake P ossession of and Operate take such action as may be necessary to § 709.70 Service Uniform; General. the B utadiene P lant O perated b y S in provide such protection to such persons (a) Definition of term “Women person clair R ubber, I nc., at H ouston, T exas and property. nel of the Army” * * * WHEREAS, after an investigation I 4. All Federal agencies, including, but (d) Distinctive items of uniform. * * * not limited to, the War Manpower Com (6) [Revoked! (R.S. 1296; 10 U.S.C. find and proclaim that the butadiene 1391) [AR 600-37, 16 April 1945, as plant located at Houston, Texas, and mission, the National Selective Service amended by Cir. 208, 12 July 1945) owned by Reconstruction Finance Cor System, and the Department of Justice, poration and operated for the account of are directed to cooperate with the Pe [seal] Edward F. W itsell, Reconstruction Finance Corporation troleum Administrator to the fullest ex Major General, (acting by and through its Office of Rub tent possible in carrying out the purposes Acting The Adjutant General. ber Reserve) by Sinclair Rubber, Inc. as of this Order. [F. R. Doc. 45-13081; Piled, July 19, 1945; the lessee in possession pursuant to lease 5. Possession, control, and operation of 9:43 a. m.] from Reconstruction Finance v Corpora any plant or facility, or T>art thereof, tion (acting through its Office of Defense taken under this Order shall be termi Plants) is equipped for the production of nated by the Petroleum Administrator butadiene for use in the manufacture of within 60 days after he determines that TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE synthetic rubber required for the war the productive efficiency of the plant, fa Chapter XI—War Food Distribution effort; that there is a real, substantial, cility, or part thereof prevailing prior to and immediate emergency in the form of the threatened interruption of produc Orders a threatened interruption of the buta tion, referred bo in the recitals of this [WFO 75-3, Amdt. 17] diene plant as a result of a labor dis Order, has' been restored. turbance; that the immediacy and extent 6. The Petroleum Administrator may P art 1410—Livestock and M eats of the emergency will not permit of fur delegate any and all power, authority, PORK SET ASIDE REDUCTION ther delay without irreparable damage and discretion' conferred upon him by to the war effort; that the war effort will this Order to the Deputy Petroleum Ad War Food Order No. 75-3, as amended ministrator. % The Petroleum Adminis (10 F.R. 6499, 7789), is further amended thereby be unduly impeded or delayed for as follows: an indefinite period by an interruption trator and Deputy Petroleum Adminis however brief; that the productive effi trator may exercise the powers, author 1. By deleting the table at the end of ciency of the butadiene plant is impaired ity, and discretion conferred upon them paragraph (b) and substituting in lieu by reason of the labor dispute; and that by or under thé provisions of this Order thereof the following: the exercise hereinafter specified, of the through such personnel of the Petroleum PERCENTAGE OF LIVE WEIGHT OF HOGS PURCHASED powers vested in me is necessary to in Administration for War as they may de FOB SLAUGHTER sure, in the interest of the war effort, the termine. Type of dressed pork cut or pork product: operation of the said butadiene plant: H arry S. T ruman Hams ______5. 5 NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the T he W hite H ouse, Loins______; 5 power and authority vested in me by the July 19,1945. Shoulders and manufacturing pork__ 7 Constitution and laws of the United B ellies______3. 5 States, including Section 9 of the Selec [F. R. Doc. 45-13080; Piled, July 19, 1945; Lard______5. 5 10:04 a. m.] tive Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 2. By deleting the table which appears Stat. 892), as amended by the War Labor in Appendix A and substituting in lieu Disputes Act (57 Stat. 163), as President thereof the following: of the United States and Commander in Regulations Chief of the Army and Navy of the United Percentages of live weight of States, it is hereby ordered as follows: slaughter 1. The Petroleum Administrator is TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT
hereby authorized and directed, through Current rate of slaugh and with the aid of any persons or in Chapter III—Claims and Accounts ter (percentof weekly strumentalities that he may designate, average J u ly 1944) to take possession of the butadiene plant P art 304— M ilitary Court F ees and seedlessb ellies hereinabove described and, to the extent MILITARY COMMISSION manufacturin g pork L oin s Square-cuts Shoulders and that he may deem necessary, of any real T o ta l Amend § 304.1 by adding the follow 1 H a m s or personal property and other assets, ing sentence at the end/of the section: wherever situated, used in connection Less than 50.1______4.8 4 .7 3.0 5.9 17.9 50.1-55.0-...... 4.5 6.0 3.1 6.3 18.9 with the operations thereof; to operate § 304.1 Use of term “court.” **..*. 55.1-60.0...... 4.7 5.2 3.3 6.5 19.7 or to arrange for the operation of the “Military commission” shall be deemed to 60.1-65.0...... 4 .9 5 .3 3.4 6.8 20.4 65.1-80.0— ...... 5.0 5.5 3.5 7.0 21.0 butadiene plant in any manner that he include any tribunal, by whatever name 80.1-85.0...... 5.1 5 .6 3.6 7.2 21.5 deems necessary for the successful pros described, convened, in the exercise of 86.1-90.0...... , ...... 5 .2 5.7 3.7 7.3 21.9 90.1-95.0...... 5.3 5.8 3.7 7.4 22.2 ecution of the war; to exercise any con military government having jurisdiction 95.1-100.0— ...... 5.3 5.9 3 .8 7.5 22.5 tractual or other rights of the Sinclair over felonies and other serious offenses Over 100.0-...... 5 .4 6.0 3.8 7.6 22.8 and consisting solely of officers of the Slaughterers without Rubber, Inc.', and to continue the em July 1944 slaughter ployment of, or to employ, any persons, United States Army. (R.S. 161; 5 U.S.C. h isto ry ______5.4 6.0 3.8 7 .6 22.8 and to do any other thing that he may 22) [AR 35-4120, as amended by C2, 7 deem necessary for, or incidental to, the July 19451 3. By deleting the paragraph entitled operation of the butadiene plant and the Chapter YII—Personnel “Specifications” at the end of Appendix production, sale and distribution of the A and substituting in lieu thereof the fol products thereof; and to take any other P art 701—R ecruiting and I nduction for lowing: steps that he deems necessary to carry the Army of the U nited S tates out the provisions and purposes of this Not less than 70 percent of all loins set Order. P art 709—P rescribed S ervice U niform aside shall he converted into semi-honeless (partially boneless) loins. 2. The Petroleum Administrator shall MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS Not less than 20 percent of all hams set observe the provisions of the War Labor aside shall he processed into overseas hams Disputes Act in the operation of the . Paragraph (c) of § 701.6 pertaining to requiring 96 hours’ smoke, and not less than butadiene plant. reenlistment in grade within 20 days 30 percent of all hams set aside shall he proc 3. The Petroleum Administrator is au from date of discharge, is revoked. essed into Army hams requiring 48 hours’ thorized to take such action, if any, as 1701.6 Grade—(a) Original enlist- smoke. he may deem necessary or desirable to ments. * * * Not less than 60 percent of all square-cuts and seedless bellies set aside shall he proc provide protection for the butadiene (c) [Revoked] (41 Stat. 765; 10 U.S.g. essed into overseas bacon requiring 96 hours’ plant and all persons employed or seek i?) CAR 600-750 30 Sep 1942 as amended sinoke, and not less than 20 percent of such ing employment therein, and upon the by Cir. 208, 12 July 19451 square-cuts and seedless bellies shall be proc- 8950 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 essed into Army bacon requiring 48 hours’ (8) “Person” means any individual, United States Governmental department, smoke. partnership, association, business trust, agency, or corporation sells or other This amendment shall become effec corporation, or any organized group of wise transfers to a person at the time of tive at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., July 22, 1945. persons, whether or not incorporated. importation; or With respect to violations, rights ac (b) Restrictions on imports—(1) Gen (iii) To food which on the governing crued, liabilities incurred, or appeals eral restriction. No person, except as au date was in transit; or taken, prior to said date, under War Food thorized in writing by the director, shall (iv) To food consigned or imported Order No. 75-3, all provisions of said or import, purchase for import, receive or as a sample where the value of each con der shall be deemed to remain in full offer to receive on consignment for im signment or shipment is less than $25.00; force for the purpose of sustaining any port, or make any contract or other ar or proper suit, action, or other proceeding rangement for the importing of any food (v) To food consigned as a gift or im listed in Appendix A hereof after the ported for personal use where the value with respect to any such violation, right, of each consignment or shipment is less liability, or appeal. governing date. The foregoing restric tions shall apply to the importation of than $100.00; or (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9577, 10 any food listed in Appendix A, regardless (vi) To food consigned as gifts for F.R. 8087; WFO 75, 10 F.R. 4649) of the existence on the governing date or personal use by or to members of the Issued this 18th day of July 1945. thereafter of any contract or other ar Armed Services of the United States; or rangement for the importation of such (vii) To food grown, produced, or man [ seal] C. W. K itchen, food. ufactured in the. continental United Director of Marketing Services. In the issuance of authorizations, the States, or food imported into the United [P. R. Doc. 45-13050; Piled, July 18, 1945; Director shall act in accordance with the States, which, after being shipped out 12:36 p. m.] standards and guides set forth in para side the continental United States for graph (c) hereof. storage only, is returned to the United (2) Application for authorization. States; or . (viii) To food shipped into the United [WFO 63, Arndt. 3] Any person desiring such authorization, whether owner, purchaser, seller, or con States in transit from one point in Mex P art 1596—F ood I mports signee of the food to be imported, or ico to another point in Mexico, or from one point in Canada to another point in RESTRICTIONS ON IMPORTS OF^CERTAIN FOODS agent of any of them, shall make appli cation therefor on Form WPB-1041 or Canada; or War Food Order No. 63 (9 F.R. 13280, such other form as may be issued for this (ix) To food which is located in, and 14877,10 F.R. 103) is amended to read as purpose by the Director, addressed to the which has been grown, produced, or follows: Director of Supply, United States De manufactured in Canada, Mexico, Gua §1596.1 Food, Imports—(a) Defini partment of Agriculture, Washington 25, temala, or El Salvador and transported tions. For the purposes of this order, D. C. Ref: WFO 63. Unless otherwise therefrom into the continental United unless otherwise distinctly expressed or expressly permitted, such authorization States overland, by air, or by inland wa manifestly incompatible with the intent shall apply only to the particular food terway. This exception shall not, how thereof: and shipment mentioned therein and to ever, extend to food which is marked (1) “Consignee” means the person to the persons and their agents concerned with the designation (1) in Appendix A, whom a food is consigned at the time of with such shipment. Such authoriza attached. importation. tions shall not be assignable or transfer (6) Imports into Puerto Rico and the (2) “Director” means the Director of able either in whole or in part, except as Virgin Islands, (i) The restrictions of Supply, United States Department of authorized in writing by the Director. this order: Agriculture. (3) Use of authorization. No person (a) Shall not apply to inter-island (3) “Food” means any item or com holding an import authorization shall shipments of food between Puerto Rico modity listed from time to time in at use such authorization to import food and the Virgin Islands of the United tached Appendix A as being subject to acquired, purchased, contracted, or ar States; this order. ranged for by him prior to the issuance (b) Shall not apply to imports of food (4) “Governing date” with respect to of such authorization, unless the Director into Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands any food means the date when such food specifically in writing permits such use. of the United States from the continental first became subject to War Food Order This restriction shall not apply to food United States; 63 as shown in the attached Appendix A. acquired, purchased, contracted, or ar (c) Shall apply to any shipment of (5) “Import” means to transport in ranged for prior to the governing date. food listed in Appendix A which origi any manner into the continental United (4) Restrictions on financing. No bank nates in a foreign country and simply States, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands or other person shall participate, by passes through the continental United of the United States from any foreign financing or otherwise, in any arrange States en route to Puerto Rico or the country or from any territory or posses ment which such bank or person knows Virgin Islands of the United States; and sion of the United States (including the or has reason to know involves the im (d) Except as provided in (c) immedi Philippine Islands). It includes ship portation after the governing date of any ately above, shall apply to imports into ments into a free port, free zone, or food subject to this order, unless such Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands of the bonded custody of the United States bank or person either has received a copy United States only with respect to food Bureau of Customs (bonded warehouse) of the authorization by the Director un which is marked with the designation (2) in the continental United States, Puerto der the provisions of paragraph (b) (2) in Appendix A. Rico, or the Virgin Islands of the United or is satisfied from known facts that the (ii) This order shall not affect any States and shipments in bond into the proposed transaction comes within the regulations now or hereafter issued by continental United States, Puerto Rico, or exceptions set forth in paragraph (b) (5) any governmental authority covering the Virgin Islands of the United States and (b) (6). shipments of food from the continental for transshipment into Canada, Mexico, (5) Exceptions. Unless otherwise di United States to Puerto Rico and the or any other foreign country. rected by the Director the restrictions Virgin Islands of the United States. (6) “In transit” means that food (i) set forth in this paragraph (b) shall not (c) Restrictions after importation. is afloat, (ii) has had an on-board ocean apply: Unless otherwise provided by the terms bill of lading actually issued with respect ' (i) To the Foreign Economic Adminis of the authorization (or amendments to it, or (iii) has actually been delivered tration, U. S. Commercial Company, thereof) issued pursuant to paragraph to and accepted by a rail, truck, or air Commodity Credit Corporation, United (b) (2), any food which is imported in ac carrier, for transportation to a point States Army, or any other United States cordance with the provisions of this order within the continental United States, Governmental department, agency, or after the governing date, may be sold, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands of the corporation, or any agent acting for any delivered, processed, consumed, pur United States. such department, agency, or corpora chased, or received without restriction (7) “Owner” of any food means any tion; or under this order; but all such transac person who has any property interest in (ii) To food of which any United States tions shall be subject to all applicable such food except a person whose interest Governmental department, agency, or provisions of the regulations, orders and is held solely as security for the payment corporation is the owner at the time of directions of the United States Depart of money. importation, or to any food which any ment of Agriculture which now or here- ß
FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8951 after may be in effect with respect to food from bonded custody of the United The Director may direct the disposition such food. States Bureau of Customs, regardless of and use of any food which is imported (d) Change of commodities listed in the date when such food was first trans Without authorization as required by Appendix A. The Director may from ported into the continental United States. paragraph (b). time to time add or remove commodities Both copies of such form shall be trans (k) Unexpired authorizations under from Appendix A; Provided, That in so mitted by the Collector of Customs to the M-63. Authorizations issued by the War doing he shall follow the standards and Director of Supply, United States De Production Board under General Imports guides set forth in paragraph (e) below. partment of Agriculture, Washington 25, Order M-63 for fôod subject to this or (e) Standards and guides. In the is D. C., Ref.: WFO 63. der, shall be deemed valid under this suance of authorizations, and in the ad (2) Records and other reports. The order until either their respective expira dition or removal of commodities from Director shall be entitled to obtain* such tion date or until July 31, 1945, which Appendix A hereof, the Director shall information from, and require such re ever occurs earlier. follow these standards and guides; (1) ports and the keeping of such records by, XI) Delegation of authority. The ad he shall be satisfied that in the absence any person as may be necessary or ap ministration of this order and the powers of such action the fulfillment of require propriate, in the Director’s discretion, in vested in the Secretary of Agriculture ments for the defense of the United the enforcement or administration of the insofar as such powers relate to the ad States will result in a shortage in the provisions of this order. ministration of this order are hereby supply of materials or facilities for de (g) Audits and inspections. The Di delegated to the Director. The Director fense or for private account or fpr ex rector shall be entitled to make such is authorized to redelegate to any em port; (2) he shall take into consideration audits or inspection of the books, rec ployee of the United States Department the following factors; the allocation, if ords, and other writings, premises, or of Agriculture any or all of the authority any, of such food by the Combined Pood stocks of imported foods of any person, vested in him by this order. Board; the effect of the importation of and to make such investigations as may (m) Effect on liability of removal of such food on the procurement of strate be necessary or appropriate, in his dis food from order. The removal of any gic materials; the availability of shipping cretion, to the enforcement or adminis food from this order shall not be con facilities for the importation of such tration of the provisions of this order. strued to effect in any way any liability food; and (3) in the issuance of author (h) Communications. All reports re for violations of the order which accrued izations, the Director shall allocate the quired to be filed hereunder and all com or were incurred prior to the date of authorizations granted by him on a fair munications concerning this order shall, removal. and equitable basis among different unless instructions to the contrary are (n) Effective date. This amendment groups of applicants and among appli issued by the Director, be addressed to shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., cants Within the same group. the Director of Supply* United States e. w. t., July 20, 1945. With respect to (f) Records and reports—-(.1) Reports Department of Agriculture, Washington violations, rights accrued, liabilities in on customs entry. No food which is im 25, D. C. Ref: WFO 63. curred, or appeals taken prior to said ported after the governing date, includ (i) Revocation. Any import authori date, under War Food Order No. 63, all ing food imported by or for the account zation issued hereunder may be revoked provisions of said order shall be deemed of the Foreign Economic Administration, at any time by the Director. Such revo to remain in full force for the purpose of U. S. Commercial Company, Commodity cation shall not affect food in transit at sustaining any proper suit, action or Credit Corporation, United States Army, the time of revocation. other proceeding with respect to any such or any other United States Govern (j) Violations. Any person who vio violation, right, liability or appeal. mental department, agency, or corpora lates any provision of this order may, in tion, shall be entered through the United accordance with the applicable proced Note: All reporting requirements of this States Bureau of Customs for any pur ure, be prohibited from receiving, mak order have been approved by, and subse pose, whether for consumption, for ware quent reporting and record-keeping require ing deliveries of, or using any food cov ments will be subject to the approval of, the house, in transit, in bond, for re-export, ered by this order which is subject to Bureau of the Budget, in accordance with the for appraisal, or otherwise, unless the allocations or priority control by the Federal Reports Act of 1942. person making the entry shall file in du Secretary of Agriculture. In addition, plicate with the entry Form WFO 63-1. any person who wilfully violates any (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9S22, 8 F.R. The filing of such form a second time provision of this order is guilty of a 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 shall not be required upon any sub 7 crime, and may be prosecuted under any F.R. 14783; E.O. 9577,10 F.R. 8087) sequent entry of such food through the or all applicable laws. Civil action may United States Bureau of Customs for any also be instituted to 'inforce any liability Issued this 17th day of July 1945. purpose; nor shall the filing of such form or duty created by, or to enjoin any vio [seal] Clinton P. Anderson, be required upon the withdrawal of any lation of, any provision of this order. Secretary of Agriculture. Appendix A—Item s Subject to WFO 63 The numbers listed after the following foods are commodity numbers taken from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of Imports of the Department of Commerce (issue of January 1, 1943). Foods are included in the list to the extent that they are covered by the com modity numbers listed below. If no commodity number is listed, the description given shall control.
Commerce import Food Governing Food Commerce import Governing class No. date class No. date
Alewives and other pickled or salted fish, n. s. p. f.1 *_ ,0073.300-0073.900, Nov. 13,1944 C h eese...... 0045.100-0046.990, Nov. 13,1944 Apples, dried, desiccated, or evaporated 1 *...... 1330.010...... Do. Apricots, dried, desiccated, or evaporated______1330.120...... Do. 0025.400 . . Argels, tartar and wine lees and crude calcium 8329.000, 8330.000, Do. dressed.3 3 • tartrate. - 8380.Ò13. N . S. C ...... Do. Babassu nuts and kernels.. 2239.130, 2339.150 Do. N. 8. C . . Babassu n u t oil...... 2257.100...... Do. 1200.000 Do Barley...... 1020.000... Do. 2131.000, 2189.300 D o’ Beans, dried, except fava beans______N . 8. C ...... Do. 1526.000 Do Beef and veal, pickled or cured 2_-______0029.000...... Do. Cinnamon) and chips of) ground ___ 1550.030 . . . Do Beef, canned, including corned beef3...... 0028.000...... Do. 0081.600 ___ July 20,1945 Beef, fresh, chilled or frozen3...... 0018.000...... Do. Beef and m utton tallow—includes oleo stock3 0036.600...... Do. Beef and m utton tallow (inedible)—includes oleo 0815.600...... Do. Clams, razor, canned 3 3...... 0081.500...... Do. stock. Cocoa beans or cacao beans...... 1601.300______Nov. 13,1944 Blood, dried n. s. p. f...... 8505.000...... Do. 1502.100,1502.300, Do. Bones, ground, ash, dust,’meal and flour (for feed N . 8. O...... Do. 1502.9Ò0. and fertilizer use). Coconuts, in the shell...... 1351.000...... Do. Brazil or cream nuts______1356.000,1357.000— Do. 1379.000 Do. Butter___ 0044.000...... Cacao butter (cocoa butter)___ 1420.000...... Do. Coconut oil_____f...... 2242.500 Do. Cassia buds, unground__ 1533.000...... Do. 0069.000,0069.200, Do. Cassia, cassia vera, unground______1533.100...... Do. 0069.900. Cassia, cassia buds and cassia vera, ground______1560.070...... Do. Castor beans_____ 2231.000...... July 20, 1946 Castor oil...... 2260.020...... Do. Coffee, raw or green, roasted or processed3...... 1611.000, 1511.100. Do. See footnotes on following page. 8952 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945
Appendix A—I tem s Subject to WFO 63— Continued
Governing Commerce import Governing Commerce import Food date Food - class No. date class No.
1550.110. Nov. 13,1944 Cohune nuts and kernels...... -...... N. S. C ...... Nov. 13,1944 Nutmegs, ground...... Do. Oats, hulled and unbulled...... — — 1041.6Ó0. Do. Cohune nut oil...... ------...... -— ...... N . S. C ...... 0023.600. Do. Combinations and mixtures of animal, vegetable, or 2260.120...... Do. Offal, edible 2___ -...... —...... -— Oil cake and oil cake meal: mineral oils, or any of them, with or w ithout other 1111.000...... Do. substances, not specially provided for. Coconut or copra 1...... Do. Soybean 12...... 1112.000...... Do. Copra...... ---- 2232.000...... 1114.000 .. Do. • C o m 2____ —...... 1031.000...... — Do. Cottonseed1______.— ...... -...... -- Do. Linseed1...... 1115.000 ...... Do. Com, cracked 2------1090.180--.-_____ 1119.600...... Do. Cora meal, flour, grits and similar products...... 1090.190...... Do. P e a n u t12...... -...... - Do. Hempseed L...... -...... 1119.700...... ; Do. Corned beef hash 2_...... j ...... - ...... 1250.230...... 1119.900...... Do. •Cottonseed oil, crude, refined------v ...... 1423.100, 1423.200. Do. Other, n. s. p. f.i...... y.-----:...... - July 20,1945 Oleo oil 2_...... 0036.200______Do. Crabmeat, including crab sauce and crab paste, 0080.500...... 0036.300...... — Do. canned.12 Oleo stearin 2_...... -...... N. S. C ...... Nov. 13,1944 Ouricury (uricury) nuts and kernels..------2239.610, 2239.620 Do. Currants, dried...... 2257.800, 2257.830 Do. Dates, dried------N . S. C — ...... - ' Do. Ouricury (uricury) oil, inedible and edible...... 0094.000______Do. Oysters, canned >,2...... 0081.1Ó0______July 20,1945 Egg albumen, dried______2248.000 ...... Nov. 13,1944 Egg albumen, frozen or otherwise prepared or pre 0095.000.-^— - — Do. Palm kernel oil------Palm n u t kernels...... -...... 2236.500...... Do. served, n. s. p. f. 2243.000...... Do. Eggs (chicken) whole,.in the shell...... -...... 0088.100 ...... Do. Palm oil______...... a Do. Peaches, dried, desiccated, or evaporated...... 1330.620...... Do. Eggs, dried------—-— ------0090.000______Do. Eggs, frozen, or otherwise prepared or preserved, 0091.000______Do. Peanut (ground nut) oil1...... —...... 1427.000 ____ Peanuts, shelled or not shelled 1...... 1367.000. 1368.000. Do. n. s. p. f. . , , . • 1330.670______Do. Eggs of poultry other than-chicken, whole, in the 0088.500...... - Do. Pears, dried, desiccated, or evaporated...... Peas, dried, ripe and split...... ------...... 1197.000, 1198.000 Do. shell. 1541.000, 1542.000 Do. Egg yolks, dried------.------0092.000 ...... Do. Pepper, black or white, unground...... Egg yolks, frozen or otherwise prepared or pre 0093.000...... - Do. P o rk :2 Fresh or chilled...... ~ ...... — - 0020.100...... — Do. served, n. s. p. f. , . . Frozen...... -...... ------—- 0020.500______Do. Fatty acids, not specially provided for, derived 0030.900, 0031.900, Do. from vegetable oils, animal or fish oils, animal fats Pork, hams, shoulders, bacon, sausage; prepared, and greases, not elsewhere specified: cooked, boned, canned, etc.2 Cottonseed oil...... — 2260.220 ...... Do. Prunes, prunelles, and plums: 2260.210______Do. Dried, desiccated, or evaporated------1330.540. Do. Linseed oil...... - ...... 1330.550. Do. Soybean oil...... —...... — ...... -...... 2260.230...... — Do. Otherwise prepared or preserved, n. s. p. f...... Other, not elsewhere specified— ...... - 2260.240______Do. Raisins: N . S. C ...... Do. M ade from seedless grapes...... 1319.100 ..... - Do. Figs, dried------1319.200 ...... Do. Fish cakes, balls, and pudding, m oil, or m oil and 0067.300..-.____ July' 20,1944 Other...... ------...... - ...... Rapeseed 1______2237.000. .. Do. other substances.12 2246.000, 2253.000. - Do. Fish, other, canned:12 Rapeseed oil, denatured and not denatured1------In' oil,’or in oil and other substances...... - 0066.600...... Feb. 15,1945 Rice: 0067.900...... Do. Paddy...... 1051.000 _ Do. Not in oil, or in oil and other substances...... 1051.100 ___ Do. Fish paste and fish sauce 12...... -...... - ...... — 0078.500...... July 20,1945 Uncleaned or brown rice------. 0976.000,8509.700. Nov. 13,1945 Cleaned or milled rice..______1053.000 ___ Do. Fish scrap and fish meal...... — ...... 1054.000-.*_____ Dfi. Flaxseed (linseed) L .— ...... 2233.000...... Do. Patna rice, cleaned, for use in canned soups...... 8504.000...... Do. Rice meal, flour, polish and bran...... 1059.100 ___ Do. Guano------...... 1059.200 ___ Do. Gums, n. e. s., used in manufacturing chewmg gum. . N . S. O______Do. Broken'...... —— ...... — 0067.600...... Feb. 15,1945 R y e ...------1...... ------1044.000 ___ Do. Herring, canned, smoked or kippered or in tomato Salmon, canned, not in oil, or in oil and other sub 0067.100 ...... Feb. 15, 1945 sauce** ^ Nov. 13,1944 stances.1 2 Herring (including sprats, pilchards, an 0070.000-0070.900, Nov, 13,1944 ine. Sardines, in oil or in oil and other substances2— ... 0063.200, 0063.300 chovies), all types.12 0067.700..— — *. Feb. 15,1945 Lamb, fresh, chilled or frozen.2...... 0022.000...... Do. Sardines and other herring, canned 12 (including Do. snacks, tidbits, rollmops and sprats). • Lard (including rendered pork fat)2—...... - 0036.000...... Nov. 13,1944 0036.100______Do. Sesame oil, edible and inedible 1...... - ...... 1428.200, 2249.000. Lard compounds and lard substitutes made from 2234.000. ____ Do. animal or vegetable oils and fats.2 Sesame seed ...... -...... 2170.000.-...... - Do. Soap and soap powder 2...... 8711.000, 8719.900, Do. Leche caspi (including crude sorva gum)----- ine. Lentils------. 1199.000— ...... Do. 2254.000...... Do. Sugarcane. 1610.750-1610.000, Do. Linseed oil, and combinations and mixtui inc. chief value of such oil. 0084. 000______July 20,1945 Sugar-containing products, composed of 50 percent N . S. C ...... M ar. 15,1945 or more by weight of sugar.1 canned.12 1421.000, 2247.000. Nov. 13,1944 Lobster pa§te and sauce12...... 0087.000______Do. Sunflower oil, edible and denatured *1...... 1540.000...... Nov. 13,1944 Sunflower seed 1...... -...... 2240.000. — ... Do. Mace, unground— ...... ------N . S. C ...... July 20,1945 Mace, ground...... 1550.090..._____ Do. Syrups, molasses, sugar-containing solutions, and Mace, Bombay or wild, unground. 1549.200______Do. sugar mixtures, edible, derived in whole or in Mace, Bombay or wild, ground—. 1550.100______Do. part from sugar or sugar cane, irrespective of sugar, 0032.900______Do. invert sugar, or non-sugar content, whether added to or derived from the product, n. e. s.1 meats, n. s. p. f. (including liver paste).2 * 0975.000,8509.600.. Nov. 13,1944 Meat extracts, including fluid...... 0096.000______Do. Tankage (incl. cracklings, greave cakes, liver meal, Milk, condensed and evaporated...... 0040.000,0040.100, Do. meat mea}, meat flour, meat scrap, etc.). 0040.700. Tartaric acid...... r ---...... — 8207.000 ...... Do. 1521.000 ______wDo.______Milk, skimmed, dried___ 0041.100...... Do. Tea» not specially provided for...... 0041.000______Do. Tuna fish, in oil or oil and other substances.12...... 0065:200-...... July 20,1945 Milk, whole dried...... 2241.000 ____ Nov. 13,1944 MolaSses and sugar sirup : . 1630.480-1630.990, Do. Tung oil (China wood oil)...... ine. Turkeys: 0024.000 ...... Do. M utton, fresh, chilled or frozen2. 0021.000______Do. Dead, fresh, chilled or frozen, dressed or un Neatsfoot oil and animal oils kn< 0808.950...... Do. dressed.1 2 3 L ive...... 0014.000 ...... • Do. stock. f 8509 SCO __ Do. Prepared or preserved 13— *,...... N. S. C ...... Do. Nitrogenous material, n. s. p. f 0019.000 ...... Do. meal and hom meal). Veal, fresh, chilled or frozen2...... — Nutmegs, unground...... 1 1539.000...... Do.
1 See paragraph (b) (5) (ix). Chickens, guineas and turkeys, dead, fresh, chilled or frozen, dressed or undressed. June 15, 1945. 2 cfovem in^date Nov. 13,1944, except as covered by (15) (5) (ix) for which govern Prepared or preserved, June 15, 1945. ing dates are as follows: , , ^ N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity number has been assigned for the food Apples, dried, desiccated or evaporated, Dec. 23,1944. as described by the Department of Commerce, Statistical Classification of Imports.
[F. R. Doc. 45-13049; Filed, July 18, 1945; 12:36 p. m.]
[WFO 4-10] § 1450.16 Restrictions on 1945 crop consumer use which is subject to tax flue-cured tobacco— (1) Definitions. (1) ation under the Internal Revenue Code P art 1450—T obacco “Flue-cured tobacco” means tobacco of (26 U. S. C. 2000-2040). Type 11, 12, 13, or 14, as defined in the (3) “Dealer” means any person, other 1945 CROP FLUE-CURED TOBACCO Official Standard Grades for flue-cured than a manufacturer or warehouseman, Pursuant to War Food Order No. 4 Tobacco, promulgated by the Secretary who purchased loose leaf tobacco for his (8 F.R. 335), issued on January 7, 1943, of Agriculture (7 CFR 29.151 et seq.), account from the 1939,1940,1941, or 1942 as amended (8 F.R. 828, 11331, 9 F.R. pursuant to the Tobacco Inspection Act crop and redried or had redried for his 4321, 4319, 9584; 10 F.R. 103), and to ef <7 U. S. C. 511 et seq.). account any part or all of such tobacco. fectuate the purposes of such order, as (2) “Manufacturer” means any person (4) “Scrap” means any loose, tangled, amended, it is hereby ordered as follows:. who processes tobacco into a product for untied, and unstemmed flue-cured to- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8953 bacco salvaged as a byproduct in har (8) No dealer shall purchase at auc cedure, be prohibited from receiving, vesting, stripping, classing, or tying on tion for his own account a total quan making any deliveries of, or using any the farm and consisting chiefly of barn tity of 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco flue-cured tobacco of the 1945 crop. and strip-house floor sweepings and very which is in excess of 95 percent of the Any person who wilfully violates any pro inferior quality leaves not sold at auc amount which was allocated to such vision of this order is guilty ofj a crime, tion by growers, or any loose, untied, and dealer pursuant to the provisions of War and may be prosecuted under any and unstemmed flue-cured tobacco consist Pood Order No. 4.7 (9 F.R. 8231), as all applicable laws. Civil action may ing entirely of floor sweepings, loose, and amended on August 19, 1944 (9 F.R. also be instituted to enforce any liability tangled leaves, or portions of leaves 10147), September 23, 1944 (9 P.R. or duty created by, or to enjoin any vio which accumulate from unavoidable 11732), October 25, 1944 (9 F.R. 12861), lation of, any provision of this order. dropping or breakage in the handling of and November 16, 1944 (9 F.R. 13740), (e) Effective date. This order shall flue-cured tobacco and which consist ex respectively. become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., clusively of such tobacco salvaged as a (9) Any person, other than a manu July 19, 1945. . byproduct of marketing. facturer, may, without regard to the pro (5) “Person” means any individual, visions hereof, purchase any redried flue- (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. partnership, association, business trust, cured tobacco of the 1945 crop if such 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, corporation, or any organized group of tobacco, prior to its being redried, was 8 F.R. 14783; E.O. 9577, 10 F.R. 8087, persons, whether incorporated or not., purchased pursuant hereto. WFO 4, as amended, 8 F.R. 335, 11331, (6) “Auction” means the method of (10) A manufacturer or dealer may 9 F.R. 4321, 4319, 9584; 10 F.R. 103) selling loose leaf tobacco on the basis of resell at auction any flue-cured tobacco Issued this 18th day of July 1945. open competitive bidding at a properly of the 1945 crop purchased at auction: designated and publicly announced time Provided, That the aggregate amount of [ seal] C. W. K itchen, and place. such resales may not exceed 2 percent Director of Marketing Services. (7) “Loose leaf tobacco” means to of such purchases. The flue-cured to [F. .R. Doc. 45-13053; Filed, July 18, 1945; bacco in the loose form as customarily bacco purchased and resold at auction, 3:38 p. m.] delivered from the farm where grown. within the aforesaid limitation, shall not (8) “Director” means the Director of be charged to the allocation of the seller. Marketing Services, United States De (11) Purchases of the 1945 crop flue- partment of Agricultufe. cured scrap tobacco by a dealer shall TITLE 12—BANKS AND BANKING (b) Restrictions. (1) No person shall not be charged against such dealer’s purchase or otherwise acquire any 1945 allocation, pursuant to (b) (8) hereof, Chapter II—Board of Governors of the crop flue-cured tobacco except pursuant but purchases of 1945 crop flue-cured Federal Reserve System to the provisions hereof. scrap tobacco by a manufacturer shall P art 206—T rust P owers of N ational (2) No manufacturer shall purchase be charged to such manufacturer’s allo B anks any 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco at any cation, pursuant to (b) (5) hereof. private sale or in any manner other (12) Any 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco Effective September 1, 1945, § 206.17 of than at auction, except as authorized purchased in conformity with an agree this part (relating to common trust herein. ment to buy for a principal, either in the funds) is amended in the following re (3) No dealer shall purchase any 1945 principal's name or for his account, shall spects : crop flue-cured tobacco at any private be charged to the quota of the principal The third paragraph of paragraph (a) sale or in any manner other than at for whom such flue-cured tobacco was is amended to read as follows: auction, except as authorized herein. purchased. The purpose of this section is to permit (4) Any person, other than a manu ( 13 ) The poundage figures used in com the use of common trust funds, as defined facturer or dealer, may purchase loose puting allocations pursuant hereto shall in section 169 of the Internal Revenue leaf tobacco of the 1945 crop of flue- be reduced to an un dried (green weight) Code, for the investment of funds held cured tobacco: Provided, That such per basis. Flue-cured tobacco in the steam- for true fiduciary purposes; and the op son shall resell such tobacco at auction dried condition and in unstemmed form eration of such common trust funds as at or before the close of the marketing shall be converted to the undried basis investment trusts for other than strictly season for loose leaf tobacco of the 1945 by multiplying the number of pounds by fiduciary purposes is hereby prohibited. crop of flue-cured tobacco'. the factor 1.12. Flue-cured tobacco in No bank administering a common trust (5) No manufacturer shall, directly the steam-dried condition and in fund shall issue any document evidenc or indirectly, purchase or otherwise ac stemmed form shall be converged to the ing a direct or indirect interest in such quire any 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco undried basis by multiplying the num common trust fund in any form which which will cause the total amount of such ber of pounds by the factor 1.44. purports to be negotiable or assignable. tobacco "so acquired by him to exceed . (14) The restrictions of this order shall The trust investment committee of a 98 percent of the total number of pounds be observed without regard to the rights bank operating a common trust fund of flue-cured tobacco, inclusive of scrap; of creditors, prior contracts, existing con shall not permit any funds of any trust used by such person for manufacturing tracts, payments made, or deliveries of to be invested in a common trust fund purposes during the period from July 1, 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco made prior if it has reason to believe that such trust 1944, to June 30, 1945, inclusive. to the effective time hereof; and pur was not created or is not being used for (6) No manufacturer shall purchase chases or sales of 1945 crop flue-cured bona fide fiduciary.purposes. A bank ad at auction a higher proportion of his tobacco, made prior to the effective time ministering a common trust fund shall total allocation, pursuant to (b) (5) hereof, shall be charged to the respective not, in soliciting business or otherwise, hereof, of 1945 crop flue-cured tobacco quotas in accordance with the provisions publish or make representations which than his total purchases at auction of hereof, as if such sales were made' after are inconsistent with this paragraph or flue-cured tobacco from the crops of the effective time of this order. tile other provisions of this part and, sub .1939, 1940, 1941,. and 1942 bore to his (15) Flue-cured tobacco of the 1945 ject to the applicable requirements of total purchases of flue-cured tobacco crop may, from time to time, be allocated the laws of any State, shall not advertise from such crops. by the Director for purchase by the Com or publicize the earnings realized on any (7) A manufacturer may purchase modity Credit Corporation. common trust fund or the value of the redried flue-cured tobacco of the 1945 (c) Modification and amendment. assets thereof. crop: Provided, That the total quantity Any allocation made pursuant hereto of such tobacco so acquired does not con may be modified, amended, or supple The second paragraph of paragraph stitute a higher proportion of his total mented, from time to time, by notice or (c) (3) is amended to read as follows: allocation, pursuant to (b) (5) hereof, letter, issued by the Director, to any per The bank shall, without charge, send a than his total acquisition of redried flue- son to whom such allocation has been copy of the latest report of such audit cured tobacco from the crops of 1939, made. annually to each person to whom a regu 1940, 1941, and 1942 bore to his total (d) Violations. Any person who vio lar periodic accounting of the trusts par acquisitions of flue-cured tobacco of such lates any provision of this order may, in ticipating in the common trust, fund or crops. accordance with the applicable pro- dinarily would be rendered or shall send 8954 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 advice to each such person annually that once during each period of three months TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES the report is available and that a copy the trust investment committee of a .bank Chapter, VI—Solid Fuels Administration administering a mortgage investment will be furnished without charge upon foe War request. Except as may be required by fund shall determine the value of the the applicable, laws of any State, the assets in the mortgage investment fund [SPAW Reg. 31, Statement] bank shall not publish or authorize the as of the dates which the plan provides F art 602—G eneral O rders and D irectives publication of any such report or the in for the valuation of assets. No participa formation contained therein and each tion shall be admitted to or withdrawn STATEMENT CONCERNING OVERSEAS EXPORT OF copy furnished to any person as herein from the mortgage investment fund ex SOLID FUEL IN CARGO provided must bear a statement to the cept as of such a valuation date. A rea It appears the clarification is neces effect that thé publication of such copy sonable period, not to exceed 7 days, fol sary with respect to the proper inter or the information contained therein is lowing each valuation date may be used pretation of provisions of SFAW Regu unauthorized.. to make the computations necessary to lation No. 31, controlling the export over determine the value of the fund and of Paragraph (c) (4) is amended to read seas of solid fuel in cargo. the participations therein. No partici As is indicated in § 602.850 (c) of the as follows: pation shall be admitted to or withdrawn regulation, the regulation controls all (4) Value of assets to be determined from thé mortgage investment fund un movement off shore of solid fuel from periodically. Not less frequently than less, on the basis of such valuation, the any port in the continental United States once during each period of three months value of the assets of the mortgage in to any port outside of the continental the trust investment committee of a bank vestment fund, exclusive of accrued in United States. Accordingly, coal moving administering a common trust fund shall come, is at least equal to the amount of by tidewater from ports in the United determine the value of the assets in the the outstanding participations. No par States to ports in the Dominion of Can common trust fund as of the dates which ticipation shall be admitted to or with ada is subject to the regulation while the Plan provides for the valuation of drawn from the mortgage investment coal moving to Canadian destinations assets. No participation shall be ad fund unless a written request for or no via the Great Lakes, by. car ferry routes, mitted to or withdrawn from the common tice of intention of taking such action or by rail is not subject to the regula trust fund except (1) on the basis shall have been entered in the records of tion. Coal moving by tidewater from of such valuation and (2) as of such a the bank and approved by the trust in ports in the United States to ports in valuation date. A reasonable period, not vestment committee, on or before the Cuba, Mexiqo, Alaska, the Canal Zone, to exceed 7 days, following each valuation valuation date. No such request or no the Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico, is sub date may be used to make the computa tice may be canceled or countermanded ject to the regulation. Coal moving by tions necessary to determine the value after the valuation date. car ferry to Cuba is considered an export of the fund and of the participations movement and is subject to the regu therein. No participation shall be ad--. The first paragraph of paragraph (d) (5) is amended to read as follows: lation. mitted to or withdrawn from the com The regulation requires SFAW ap mon trust fund unless a written request (5) Miscellaneous limitations.. No proval before any solid fuel is exported for or notice of intention of taking such funds of any trust shall be invested in overseas or made available for export action shall have been entered in the a participation in a mortgage investment overseas in cargo. The regulation does records of the bank and approved by the fund if such investment would result in not require SFAW approval when coal trust investment committee, on or before such trust having invested in the aggre is loaded into a vessel at a port in the the valuation date. No such request or gate in the mortgage investment fund an United Statfes for bunker use by the ves notice may be canceled or countermanded amount in excess of the sum of $1,200 or sel into which it is loaded. SFAW Order after the valuation date. 2 per cent of the amount of the outstand No. 3, as amended, controls the dumping The first paragraph Of paragraph (c) ing participations in the mortgage in of coal for bunker or vessel fuel use. (5) is amended to read as follows: . vestment fund, whichever is greater at the time of investment, or in any event in Issued this 18th day of July 1945. (5) Miscellaneous limitations. No excess of the sum of $10,000. If the bank C. J. P otter, ' funds of any trust shall be invested in administers more than one mortgage in Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator a participation in a Common Trust Fund vestment fund, no investment shall be for War. if such’investment would result in such made which would cause any one trust to trust having invested in the aggregate have invested in the aggregate in all such [P. D. Doc. 45-13129; Piled, July 19, 1945; in the common trust fund an amount in mortgage investment funds an amount in 11:50 a. m.] . excess of 10 per cent of the value of excess of the sum of $10,000; and, if the the assets of the common trust fund at bank administers funds under both para the time of investment, as determined graphs (c) and (d) of this section, no P art 602—G eneral Orders and by the trust investment committee, or investment shall be made which would D irectives the sum of' $50,000, whichever is less. cause any one trust to have invested in If the bank administers more than one the aggregate in all such funds an DIRECTION TO ALL SHIPPERS AND INDUSTRIAL common trust fund under this subsection, CONSUMERS OF COAL PRODUCED IN DIS no investment shall be made which amount in excess of the sum of $50,000. TRICTS 9, 10 AND 11. In applying the limitations contained in would cause any one trust to have in To effectuate a fair distribution of the vested in the aggregate in all such com this paragraph, if two or more trusts are created by the same settlor or settlors "available production of coal produced mon trust funds an amount in excess of during the month of August 1945 in Dis the sum of $50,000; and, if the bank ad and as much as one-half of the income tricts 9,10 and 11, it is necessary, pursu ministers funds under both paragraphs or principal or both of each trust is pay ant to SFAW Regulation No. 1, as (c) and (d) of this section, no investment able or applicable to the use of the same amended, to issue the following direcV shall be made which would cause any person or persons, such trusts shall be tion: one trust to have invested in the aggre considered as one. gate in all such funds an amount in ex.- (1) All shippers of coal produced in Dis cess of the sum of $50,000. In applying (Sec. 11 (i), 38 Stat. 262; sec. 2, 40 Stat. tricts 9, 10 or 11 are prohibited from shipping 968; 46 Stat. 814; sec. 342, 49 Stat. 722; during the month of August 1945 to any the limitations contained in this para industrial consumer subject to the provisions graph, if two or more trusts are created sec. 1, 40 Stat. 1043; 44 Stat. 1224; sec. 24, of SFAW Regulation No. 27 more coal than by the same settlor or settlors and as 48 Stat. 190; secs, 330, 331, 49 Stat. 718, such industrial consumer is permitted to re much as one-half of the income or prin 719; sec. 169, 49 Stat. 1708; secs. 2, 3, 24 ceive under the provisions of paragraph (2) cipal or both of each trust is payable or Stat. 18; 12 U.S.C. 248
such form a second time shall not be L is t A List A—Continued required upon any subsequent entry of such material through the United States Com Com Bureau of Customs for any purpose; nor M aterial merce Govern- M aterial merce Govern Im port ing date Im port ing date shall the filing of such form be required Class No. Class No. upon the withdrawal of any material from bonded custody of the United Agave fibers, unmanufactured, not Hides and skins—Continued • States Bureau of Customs, regardless of elsewhere specified on this order Calf, dry and wet______0207. 000 1/13/42 (except flume tow and bagasse 0208. 000 1/13/42 the date when such material was first waste)______N . 8. C. 8/5/43 Cattle hides, dry and wet 0201.000 1/13/42 transported into the continental United Agave manufactures and semi 0202.000 1/13/42 States. Both copies of such form shall manufactures: Goat and kid skins, dry and wet. 0241. 000 7/2/42 Sisal cordage, including cables, 0242. 000 7/2/42 be transmitted by the Collector of Cus tarred or untarred composed Kip, dry and wet______0205. 000 1/Í3/42 toms to the War Production Board, Di of 3 or more strands, each 0206. 000 1/13/42 strand composed of 2 or more Horse mane and tail hair, raw and vision of Stockpiling and Transportation, yarns______... 3417. 010 l/lá/43 • drawn, including switches_____ 3694. 000 3/14/42 Ref.: M-63, Washington 25, D. C. 3417.110 1/18/43 3694.100 3/14/42 Carpet yams of agave, dyed or Ipecac, crude and advanced in (2) Other reports. All persons hav undyed______... N.S.C. .7/21/42 value or condition...... _...... 2210. 450 1/18/43 ing any interest in, or taking any action Cordage of agave fibers, other 2220.170 1/18/43 with respect to, any material imported than sisal...... N . S.O . 1/18/43 Iron and steel scrap fit only for Cords and twines of agave fibers. N .S .C . 1/18/43 remanufacture______6004. 000 - 6/1/42 after the governing date, whether as Fabrics woven of agave fibers... N . S .C . 9/11/42 6004.100 6/1/42 owner, agent, consignee, or otherwise, Other manufactures (including Istle or tampico rope, twine or all products in whole or in part yarn...... ^...... N. S. C. 11/23/42 shall file such other reports as may be of agave fibers)...... N .S .C . 1/18/43 Jute and manufactures: required from time to time by the War Alpargatas______0369. 500 6/28/43 Waste bagging and waste §pgar Bones, crude.______0911. 200 7/2/42 sack cloth______3243. 000 6/10/43 Production Board. Brazilian pebble (quartz crystals) Jute yarns or roving, single____ 3244.000 6/10/43 (3) Exceptions. The provisions of this unmanufactured______5120. eoo 10/6/42 3244.100 6/10/43 paragraph (f) shall not apply to ma Brazilian pebble (quartz crystal) 3244. 200 6/10/43 manufactured and semimanu 3244.300 6/10/43 terials imported and consigned as gifts factured in blanks, slabs, bars, Jute cordage, twine and twist or for personal use by or to members of the etc______N.S.C. 10/6/42 2 or more yarns twisted to Bristles, hog and pig______0917.000 3/14/42 gether, size of single yarn or Armed Services of the United States. 0979.100 3/14/42 roving: (g) Routing of communications. All Broomcom...... ______2936.000 11/23/42 Not bleached, dyed or other- Brushes, n. s. p. f.: wise treated...... _...... 3245. 200 6/10/43 communications concerning this order Paint brushes (including artists). 9715.100 9/23/43 3245. 300 6/10/43 shall, unless otherwise herein directed, be Other (except toilet brushes and 3245.400 6/10/43 hair pencils)______9715.900 9/23/43 3245.500 6/10/43 addressed to: War Production Board, Cattle, ox, and calf tail hair in Bleached, dyed or otherwise Washington 25, D. C. Ref.; M-63. cluding switches___ .'______3696.100 1 7/2/42 treated...... 3245. 220 6/10/43 (h) Violations. Any person who wil Chrome ore (Chromite)______6213.100 12/28/41 3245.320 6/10/43 6213.300 12/28/41 3245.420 6/10/43 fully violates any provision of this order, 6213. 500 12/28/41 3245. 520 6/10/43 or who, in connection with this order, Cinchona bark or other bark from Bagging for cotton, gunny cloth, which quinine may be extracted. 2201. C00 5/22/42 etc., of single yams, not wilfully conceals a material fact or who Coir yam and coir manufactures: bleached, colored, or printed, furnishes false information to any de Coir yarn______:____ 3420.000 11/23/42 not • exceeding 16 threads in M atting and articles of cocoa warp and filling to the square partment or agency of the United States fiber (coir fiber) or rattan____ 3963. 000 10/21/42 inch, or jute or other vegetable is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Pile mats and floor coverings of fiber...... _...... 3246. 000 6/10/43 cocoa fiber (coir fiber).!______3960.100 10/21/42 3246.100 6/10/43 may be punished by fine or imprison Coir manufactures (including all Burlaps and other woven fabrics ment. In addition, any such person may products of coir fiber), other wholly of jute, n. s. p. f...... 3247.000 6/10/43 be prohibited from making or obtaining than pile mats, floor coverings, 3247. 200 6/10/43 matting, etc., elsewhere speci Plain woven fabrics oi jute, further deliveries of, or from processing fied on this order______N .S .C . 11/23/42 weighing less than 4 ounces per or using material under priority assist C o p p e r...______6401.800 12/28/41 square yard...... 3248.000 6/10/43 6417.100 3/14/42 Woven fabrics of jute for pad ance. In addition, the War Production 6430.000 3/14/42 dings or interlinings exceeding Board may direct the disposition and use 6418. 300 6/1/42 30 threads in warp aqd filling Corundum in grains, or ground, to the square inch weighing of any material which is imported with pulverized or refined...... ■ N .S .C . 5/22/42 from m to 12 ounces, inclusive, out authorization as required by para Corundum ore______5460. 000 5/22/42 per square yard...... 3248,100 6/10/43 graph (b). Cotton fabrics: Woven fabrics, n. s. p. f. in chief Grey tracing cloth fabric______N.S.C. 11/23/42 value but hot wholly of jute 3248. 200 6/10/43 C i ) Applicability of priorities regula Tracing cloth...... 3970.000 8/21/42 Jute sliver...... 3250.000 6/10/43 tions. This order and all transactions Typewriter ribbon fabric_____ N . S.C . 8/21/42 Jute webbing, not exceeding 12 Diamonds, rough or uncut (suit inches in width...... 3250. 700 6/10/43 affected thereby are subject to all appli able for cutting into gem stones). 5950. 000 9/16/44 Jute manufactures, n. s. p. f___ 3250.900 6/10/43 cable provisions of the priorities regula Diamonds, industrial (rough or Jute bags or sacks...... 3249.000 4/2/43 uncut not advanced in con 3249.100 4/2/43 tions of the War Production Board, as dition or value by cleaving, Jute butts, unmanufactured..... 3242.000 10/6/42 amended from time to time. splitting, cutting, boring, or Jute, unmanufactured______3241.000 10/6/42 (j) Effect on liability of removal of other process): K ap o k ...... 3403.000 7/2/42 Carbonado and bailas______5952.100 9/16/44 Lead manufactures: material from order. The removal-of Diamond dust...... ____ 5952. 600 9/16/44 Collapsible tube discs or slugs any material from the order shall not be Bort (Glaziers’ and engravers’ and any other semi-fabricated diamonds not set, and min form, manufactured in whole construed to affect in any way any lia ers’ diamonds, n. e. s., and or in part of lead or lead alloy.. N.S.C. 4/16/45 bility for violation of the order which other industrial diamonds)___I 5952. 700 9/16/44 Collapsible tubes, manufactured Em etine and salts thereof...... N.S.C. 8/5/43 in whole or in part of lead or accrued or was incurred prior to the date Feathers for beds (incl. goose and lead alloy, filled or empty...... N.S.C. 2/14/45 of removal. duck feathers and down, and Foil, manufactured in whole or mixture thereof, new and used)..’ 0922.200 6/28/43 in part of lead or lead alloy___ N.S.C. 2/14/45 Issued this 19th day of July 1945. Fish liver oil, n. e. s. (include hali Storage batteries (lead acid but-liver on)______2220. 250 1A2/44 ty p e )...... N.S.C. 2/14/45 W ar P roduction B oard, Graphite or plumbago: Leather, unmanufactured: Amorphous large lump, over Chamois leather______0335. 350 7/2/42 By J. J oseph W helan, 95% graphitic carbon content. N . S. C. 4/8/42 Ó335.800 7/2/42 Recording Secretary. Amorphous ordinary lump, (0333.000- 90/95% graphitic carbon content. N . S. C. 4/8/42 0333.500 7/2/42 List A H air, curled______..... ___ 3698.800 6/29/44 Goatskin and kidskin leather I incl. Hemp (Cannabis Sativa type (except vegetable-tanned)____ 0335. 400 7/2/42 Note: List Amended July 19, 1945. only) unmanufactured: 0340.800 7/2/42 Hackled including “line of 0345.200 7/2/42 The numbers listed after the following hemp” ...... 3263.000 9/11/42 10345. 300 7/2/42 materials are commodity numbers taken Not hackled______3203.200 9/11/42 Leather made from hides or [0300.100- from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of Tow ______.... 3263.300 9/11/42 skins of cattle of the bovine <0317.900 1 7/2/42 Hides and skins: sp ecies...... 1 incl. Imports of the Department of Commerce Buffalo hides dry and wet_____ 0203.000 1/13/42 Leather made from hides or (issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are in 0203.100 1/13/42 skins of animals of the equine cluded in the list to the extent that they are Buffalo hides (India water buf species...... N .S. C. 7/2/42 covered by the commodity numbers listed falo, for use in rawhide articles) Bough tanned leather (incl. dry and wet...... 0209.000 9/16/44 India-tanned): below. If no commodity number is listed, 0209.1Q0 9/16/44 Vegetable-tanned goat and the description given shall control. Cabretta skins or hair sheepskins 0235.000 7/2/42 sheepskins______0339.000 7/2/42 0339.100 7/2/42 8958 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945
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Leather, unmanufactured—Cont. Quinine salts, etc.—Continued Wool, apparel, 40’s or coarser, ex- Other salts and derivatives of cept on the skin...... 3506.000 7/2/42 Sheep and lamb leather (includ 3507.100 7/2/42 ing shearlings and cabrettas). quinine...... 8103.300 3/5/43 Cinchonidine and its salts_____ 8103.400 3/5/43 3507. 200 J7/2/42 Leather for shoe purposes____ 0332.000 7/2/42 3507. 300 7/2/42 0332.100 7/2/42 Cinchonine and its salts...... 8103.500 3/5/43 Quinidine and its salts...... 8103.600 3/5/43 3508. 000 7/2/42 Glove and garment leather----- 0335.300 7/2/42 3509.100 7/2/42 Leather n. s. p. f. cut into shoe Totaquine and totaquine com pounds...... N.S.C. 3/5/43 3509.200 7/2/42 uppers, vamps or other forms. N.S.C.- 7/2/42 3509. 300 7/2/42 Patent leather for the m anu Rotenone bearing roots (cube root . (timbo or barbasco), derris and Wool, apparel, finer than 44’s i, ex- facture of footwear__ : _____ N.S.O. 7/2/42 3520.000 7/2/42 Grained, embossed, etc., or Muba), crude and advanced...... 2210. 280 5/4/42 cept on the skin...... 2210.300 5/4/42 3521.100 7/2/42 fancy leather..L*._____ .... 0345.400 7/2/42 3521. 200 7/2/42 Skivers, n. s. p. f...... -■ 0335.200 7/2/42 2220.360 5/4/42 2220.370 5/4/42 3521. 300 7/2/42 In the rough, in the white, 3622.000 7/2/42 crust or russet, partly fin Shark-liver oil, including oil pro duced from dogfish livers, n. s. 3523.100 7/2/42 ished or finished______N .S .C . 7/2/42 3523. 200 7/2/42 Other (except glove and gar 0808. 730 1/12/44 Silver: 3523. 300 7/2/42 m ent)______0332.500 7/2/42 3526. 000 7/2/42 Leather products made in whole Ores, concentrates, and base bul lion, valuable chiefly for silver 3527.100 7/2/42 ok in part of bovine, equine 3527. 200 7/2/42 or goatskin leather: content...... 6819.500 7/21/42 Bullion, refined...... 6819.600 7/21/42 3527. 300 7/2/42 Aprons...... N.S.C. 5/27/44 3528. 000 7/2/42 Belts, transmission______N.S.C. 5/27/44 Coin, foreign...... 6819.800 7/21/42 Sweepings and scrap, including 3529.100 7/2/42 Belts, designed to be worn on 3529. 200 7/2/42 the person______N .S .C . 5/27/44 silver sulphides...... 6819.900 7/21/42 5/27/44 Semiprocessed items, valuable 3529. 300 7/2/42 Chaps, work______N .S .C . Wool apparel, (finer than 40’s but Flat leather goods...... N . S.C. 5/27/44 chiefly for silver content...... N. S. C. 7/21/42 Compounds,mixtures and salts, not finer than 44’s)* except on Footwear (includifig slippers)... N .S .C . 5/27/44 3513.000 7/2/42 N .S .C , 5/27/44 valuable chiefly for silver con the skin...... Furniture______7/21/42 3514.100 7/2/42 Garments______N .S .C . 5/27/44 tent...... N. S.C . Sisal and henequen, unmanufac 3514. 200 7/2/42 Handbags and purses...... N .S .C . 5/27/44 3514. 300 7/2/42 Harness------N .S .C . 5/27/44 tured (except flume tow and bagasse waste)...... N. S. C. 3524.000 7/2/42 Horse collars______N. S.C. 5/27/44 3525.100 7/2/42 Hydraulic, packing, mechani TJrena lobata fiber______N. S. C. 10/6/42 6558. 200 12/28/41 3525. 200 7/2/42 cal, and textile leather prod-, Zinc blocks, pigs or slabs...... 3525. 300 7/2/42 ucts------N .S .C . 5/27/44 3501. 000 7/2/42 N . S.C . 5/27/44 Wool, carpet, except on the skin.. Laces and thongs...... — N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity 3502.100 7/2/42 Luggage and related articles' 3502. 200 7/2/42 Oncluding suitcases, valises, number has been assigned for the material 3502. 300 7/2/42 satchels, traveling and over-night * bags, hatboxes, as described by the Department of Commerce, trunks, and other luggage, Statistical Classification of Imports. N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity and boxes, caskets, chests, number has been assigned for the material baskets, rolls, brief cases, golf bags, and other cases) List B as described by the Department of Commerce, Made wholly or in part of Statistical Classification of Imports. N.S.C. 8/5/43 The numbers listed . after the following bovine leather...... I nterpretation 1 : Revoked June 4, 1945. Made wholly or in part of materials are commodity numbers taken N.S.C. 5/27/44 equine leather...... from Schedule A Statistical Classification of I nterpretation 2 Made wholly or in part of The following official interpretation is here goatskin leather...... N.S.C. 5/27/44 Imports of the Department of Commerce Kifle scabbards, rifle slings, by issued by the War Production Board with pistol holsters and pistol (issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are in respect to the meaning of the term “in belts...... N . S. 0 . 5/27/44 cluded in the list to the extent that they are transit” as defined in paragraph (a) (6) of Saddles and saddlery------N .S .C . 5/27/44 covered by the commodity numbers listed Suspenders...... !------N. S. C. 5/27/44 General Imports Order M-63 (§ 1042.1) as Loofa (Lufla) sponges...... "N.-S. C. 8/21/42 below. If no commodity number is listed, amended. Maguey or cantala, unmanufac the description given shall control. By amendment dated December 17, 1942, tured------3409.200 1/18/43 the definition of material “in transit” was Mahogany, dressed (sawed and changed by adding the following clause, “or not further manufactured than Com planed, tongued, and grooved).. 4204.100 7/21/42 merce Govern if it has actually been delivered to and ac M ahogany logs...... 4031.000 7/2/42 M aterial Im port ing date cepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier for Mahogany, rough (not further Class No. transportation to a point within the con manufactured than sawed).— —' 4202.100 7/21/42 Manganese ore (incl. ferruginous) tinental United States.” The question has or concentrates, and mangani- Agave fiber processors’ mill waste been raised as to the meaning of the term ferrous iron ore, containing 35 (including sisal and henequen as applied to a case where the material on percent and over of manganese.. 6211.200 5A4/43 8/5/43 6211.300 5/14/43 processors’ mill waste)______N . S.C. the governing date had been delivered to and Agave flume tow and bagasse accepted by a rail? truck, or air carrier on a Manila or abaca cordage, includ waste not elsewhere specified on ing cables, tarred or untarred, this order_____ ...... ______N .S .C . 8/5/43 through bill of lading for transportation to composed of 3 or more strands, Balata, Bafacona------N . S. C. 10/1/44 a specified port and from thence by boat to each strand composed of 2 or Balata, Coquirana (crude and a point within the continental United States. more yarns------... 3417.095 6/28/43 N .S .C . 5/27/44 3417.195 6/28/43 washed)______- The material in the stated case is not Balata, Massarunduba------N .S .C . 3/5/43 M anila or abaca fiber (gxcept T Balata, Peruvian chicken wire----- N . S .C . 6/27/44 deemed to be in transit within the meaning grade tow )...... 3402.300 4/28/43 3402. 500 4/28/43 Balata, Peruvian F. A. Q. white.. N.S.C. 3/5/43 of the term as used in the order. If the ma Manilaorabacatow (T grade only).. Bone black, bone char, and blood terial is to be carried to the port of arrival Manila or abaca fiber manufactures char:______0990.130 7/2/42 (incl. all manila or abaca prod in the continental United States by ship N. S. C. 4/28/43 Casein or lactarene_____ ...... 0943.000 7/2/42 ucts)...... Congo gum copal------N.S.C. 1/12/44 the material must have been afloat, or an on M eshta fiber______N. S. O. 10/6/42 .5560.840 3/14/42 Cotton linters (all grades)...... 3005.000 7/2/42 board ocean bill of lading must have been M ica...... Cotton, raw, staple under 1)6 5560.860 3/14/42 * 7/2/42 issued with respect to it on the governing 5560.890 3/14/42 in ch es...... 3001.000 date in order for it to be considered as having 5560.940 3/14/42 Glue stock, not elsewhere specified. 0930.900 8/5/43 5560.960 3/14/42 Hide cuttings, raw ...... 0930.800 7/2/42 been in transit on such date. 5560.990 3/14/42 Hide splits, limed, pickled or dried Material which has been delivered to and 3/14/42 (suitable for manufacturing into 5561.000 N.S.C. 1/12/44 accepted by a rail, truck, or 'air carrier on 5561.300 3/14/42 leather)______the governing date for transportation to a 5561.400 3/14/42 Hides and skins: 5561.500 7/21/42 Horse, colt, and a ss...... __... 0211.100 7/2/42 point within the cbntinentai United States 5561.600 3/14/42 0211.300 7/2/42 is deemed to be in transit within the meaning 5561.900 3/14/42 0212.100 7/2/42 of the term as used in the order only when 5564.000 3/14/42 0212.200 7/2/42 0212.300 7/2/42 the transportation specified in the bill of 5564.200 3/14/42 0212. 500 7/2/42 Molasses and sugar sirup...... 1640.000 7/2/42 lading issued by such carrier calls for de 2202.000 10/21/42 Sheep and Lambskins except livery of the material at the port of arrival Pyrethrum or insect flowers.,...... Shearlings, Cabrettas, etc.: Pyrethrum or insect flowers, ad 0234.000 7/2/42 in the continental United States by rail, vanced in value or condition____ 2220.310 10/21/42 Pickled skins, not split, no wool N. S. O. 3/5/43 Pickled fleshers, split, flesh side 0234.100 7/2/42 truck, or air carrier, not by ship. (Issued Punga fib e r...... Pickled skivers, split, grainside. 0234.200 7/2/42 March 5, 1943.) Quinine salts or alkaloids from cin Lignaloe oil or Bois de Kose------2280. 270 7/2/42 chona bark: I nterpretation 3: Revoked June 4, 1945. 3/5/43 Sisal and henequen flume tow and Quinine sulphate...... 8102.000 1/18/43 8103.200 3/5/43 bagasse w aste...... N.S.C. [P. R. Doc. 45-13096; Piled, July 19, 1945; Quinine alkaloid...... Tapioca, tapioca flour, and cassava (including mandoica flour)____ 1228.000 7/2/42 11:45 a. m'.] 4k FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8959
P art 944—R egulations A pplicable to the m ent. If you receive a rating or authoriza (a) Orders for steel should be given the O peration of the P riorities S ystem tion to construct a building or to get build following preference in being placed on ing service equipment such as elevators or [Priorities Reg. 1, E :tion 9] schedule. plumbing, heating, lighting or air-condition (b) Where a producer of steel in controlled USE OF RATINGS OR AUTHORIZATIONS FOR ing equipment, you may still use the rating material form is unable to schedule all orders MACHINE TOOLS OR OTHER FACILITIES or authorization to construct the building or which he has accepted in the month, for WHEN RELATED MILITARY PROCUREMENT to get the equipment after the program or which he accepted them, he should select the PROGRAMS OR CONTRACTS ARE CANCELLED contact has been cancelled or cut back, orders to be placed on the production sched OR CUT BACK whether or not the application or other form ule according to the following preference: rating or authorizing the construction or (1) Carried over and current orders re- The following direction is issued pur equipment specifically identified a particular quired to be filled by specific direction of the suant to Priorities Regulation 1 : military procurement program or a military War Production Board, (2) Orders bearing (a) What this direction does. This direc contract or subcontract (including a facilities symbol “FC—1” and CMP orders carried over contract) for which the construction or tion gives the rules which must be followed from previous months except orders with by persons who have received priorities as equipment is needed, unless the War Produc sistance or an authorization for machine tion Board specifically cancels or revokes the a CMP allotment symbol Including the letter tools or other facilities required to fulfill a rating or authorization. “Z”, (3) Current CMP orders excepting those particular military procurement program, (e) Effect of cancellation of military pro carrying the allotment symbol “Z”, (4) CMP military contract or subcontract (including curement program or contract where equip orders carrying the allotment symbol “Z”, a facilities contract) when the program or ment has already been received. If you have already received a machine tool or other 75) Unrated orders (including orders bear- contract has been cancelled or cut back to ing the symbol FCN)7 the point where the machine tools or other equipment, you may either sell the equip facilities are no longer necessary to perform ment subject to the limitations of Priorities (c) If a producer finds it impossible to the balance of the program or contract. The Regulation 13, or use it for any purpose not schedule all orders carried over from a pre direction applies to ratings or authorizations prohibited by War Production Board orders vious month, plus orders covered by direc given on Form WPB-542, WPB-1319, GA-1456 and regulations, even though the equipment tives and those bearing the symbol FC-1 or any other rating or authorization form. was obtained for use in connection with -a whether carry-over or otherwise, he must im (b) Effect of cancellation of military “pro particular military procurement program or mediately advise the appropriate Product curement program or contract on orders for contract and the program or contract is can Branch of the Steel Division, War Production equipment other than building service celled or cut back after the equipment has Board. been received. This is an exception to the equipment which have not yet been placed. Issued this 19th day of July 1945. If you receive a rating or authorization to get rules stated in paragraph (b) (3) of § 933.11 of Priorities Regulation 1 which would other machine tools or other equipment (excluding W ar P roduction B oard, building service equipment), and the appli wise restrict your use of the equipment to purposes for which you would be allowed to B y J. J oseph W helan, cation or other form rating or authorizing Recording Secretary. the equipment specifically identifies a par buy it under Priorities Regulation 13. (f) Effect on equipment supplier. As ticular military procurement program or a [F. R. Doc. 45-13106; Filed, July 19, 1945; military contract or subcontract (including stated in § 944.4a of Priorities Regulation 1, any person who receives notice from his 11:46 a. m.] a facilities contract) for which the equip ment is needed, you may not apply the rat customer or otherwise that the customer’s order is no longer rated or that the customer’s P art 3175—R egulations A pplicable to ing, or use the authorization, to get the order is cancelled, must immediately with equipment after the program or contract has draw any extensions of the rating which he the Controlled M aterials P lan been cancelled or cut back to the point has made to any order placed by him for [CMP Reg. 2, Inventory Direction 23, 'as where the equipment is no longer needed to more than $25 worth of material. A manu Amended July 19, 1945] perform it. If you still want the equipment facturer who is advised by his customer that ADDITIONAL EXCEPTION FROM INVENTORY RE for some other purpose, you must either get the customer’s ’order is cancelled or no longer it without a rating or authorization, if that rated must adjust his schedules in accord STRICTIONS FOR CONTINUING RECEIPTS OF is permitted, or get a new rating or authoriza ance with paragraph (c) of § 944.7 of Priori SPECIAL ITEMS AFTER CONTRACT CUT tion in accordance with applicable War Pro ties Regulation 1 and other applicable War BACKS duction Board orders and regulations. Production Board orders and regulations. (c) Effect of cancellation of military pro Certain exceptions to these rules are stated Inventory Direction 23 to CMP Regu curement program or contract where rated in Direction 70 to CMP Regulation 1 and lation 2 is amended to read as follows: orders for equipment other than building Direction 8 to Priorities Regulation 1. (a) Purpose. Where a contract or subcon service equipment have already been placed. tract has been modified (not terminated) so If you have rèceived a rating or authorization Issued this 19th day of July 1945. as to reduce the rate of delivery under it, to obtain machine tools or other equipment and the contractor or subcontractor as a W ar P roduction B oard, (excluding building service equipment) result has an excess inventory of. any special B y J. J oseph W helan, needed to fulfill a particular military pro item of controlled material (as defined in curement program or military contract or Recording Secretary. paragraph (c) (2) (ii) of CMP Regulation 2), subcontract (including a facilities contract) [F. R. Doc. 45-13104; Filed, July 19, 1945; his inability to receive further deliveries of which is specifically identified on the appli 11:47 a. m.] it until the excess is consumed might have a cation or other form rating or authorizing serious effect on war procurement. The cus the equipment, and, after you have applied tomer can accept special items which the the rating or authorization to an order for supplier has in stock or in production as per the equipment, thè program or contract is P art 3175—R egulations Applicable to mitted in that paragraph (c) (2) (ii). This cancelled ór cut back to the point where the the Controlled M aterials P lan direction tells how additional deliveries of equipment is no longer needed to perform it, [CMP Reg. 1, Revocation of Direction 62] special items can be accepted by the cus you may delay advising your supplier that tomer in excess of inventory limitations. your order for the equipment is no longer Direction 62 to CMP Regulation No. 1. (b) Scope. This direction applies only rated or cancelling your order, provided that, is hereby revoked. This revocation does where the customer is a prime or subcon if you still want the equipment for some not affect any liabilities incurred under tractor under a contract which has been other purpose and need a rating or authori the direction. modified (not terminated) by the Army, zation to get it, you must apply for another Navy, Maritime Commission, War Shipping rating or authorization in accordance with Issued this 19th day of July 1945. Administration, Army Air Forces or Bureau applicable War Production Board orders and of Aeronautics, and permits the customer to regulations within ten days of the date you W ar P roduction B oard, accept continued deliveries only as permitted receive the cancellation or cut back. The By J. J oseph W helan, under paragraphs (c) and (d). Wa^ Production Board will ordinarily notify Recording Secretary. (c) Inventory exceptions— (1) Six-m onths you within ten days of the rating or authori permission. The customer may continue to zation, if any, you may continue to use. You [[F. R. Doc. 45-13105; Filed, July 19, 1945; accept delivery at a reduced rate of any spe must promptly change or cancel the rating, 11:46 a. m.] cial item of controlled material required for if the War Production Board assigns a lower use in the contract or subcontract where (i) rating or denies your application and, if you the supplier notifiés the customer in writing dp not propose to apply for a new rating or P art 3175—R egulations A pplicable to that to the best of his knowledge and belief authorization, or do not apply within ten the Controlled M aterials P lan he will be unable to resume shipments at a days, you must immediately advise your sup later date as required by the contract or plier that the order is no longer rated or [CMP Reg. 1, Direction 66, as Amended July subcontract if he is not permitted to make authorized unless you elect to cancel the 19, 1945] the continued deliveries, and (ii) such de order completely. SEQUENCE IN SCHEDULING ORDERS FOR STEEL liveries are rescheduled so as to bring the (d) Effect of cancellation of military pro customer’s inventory down to the limits re curement program or contract on construe- The following amended direction is quired by CMP Regulation 2 within six tion and orders for building service equip- issued pursuant to CMP Regulation 1: months. 8960 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945
(2) Permission from procuring agency. If (c) Rejection of orders. (1) [De (1) “Copper wire mill product” means the six-month requirement of paragraph (c) leted July 10, 1945.] bare, insulated or armored wire or cable (1) cannot be met, the customer may never (2) [Deleted Jan. 13,1944.1 for electrical conduction made from cop theless continue to accept delivery of special per or copper base alloy or copper-clad items, provided the deliveries are rescheduled (3) A distributor must not accept an at the lowest practicable rate and have been authorized controlled material order steei containing more than 20% copper approved in writing to the customer by the bearing an allotment number which re by weight. procuring agency. quires a quarterly identification after the (2) “Brass mill product” means sheet, (d) General limitation on receipts and use. end of the quarter for which the allot wire, rod or tube made from copper or No amounts of special items may be received ment was issued. A distributor must not copper base alloy. This does not include under this direction which exceed the cus deliver any steel on an authorized con copper wire mill products. tomer’s total requirements under the par trolled material order which requires a (3) “Warehouse” means any indus ticular contract or subcontract after taking trial supplier, mill supplier, plumbing into consideration the amounts of the item quarterly identification earlier than 15 presently on hand. In addition, any quan days preceding the beginning or later supply house, electrical wholesaler or tities of an item so received may be used than 60 days after the end of the calen other person engaged in the business of only in filling the particular contract or sub dar quarter for which the allotment was distributing brass mill products or copper contract, and if it is subsequently cancelled issued. Orders bearing symbols which do wire mill products to industry or trade further deliveries may be received only as not have to bear any quarterly identifi otherwise than as a controlled materials permitted by paragraph (c) (2) of CMP Regu cation such as MRO (see Interpretation producer and includes warehouses owned lation 2. 25 to CMP Regulation 1) are not subject by mills. (e) Exceptions relate to receipts only. (4) “Item of copper wire mill product” Nothing in this direction or any other excep to this provision. Such orders may be tion to War Production Board inventory re accepted and delivered at any time. means any wire or cable made from cop strictions on receipts permits a supplier to (4) A distributor may reject any or per, copper base alloy or copper-clad continue to produce or deliver in violation der for steel on which the customer does steel containing more than 20% copper of any applicable WPB order or regulation. not specify immediate delivery. Even if by weight for electrical conduction which (f) Noncontrolled materials. Similar he elects to accept an authorized con is different from all other items of that rules on noncontrolled materials are ex trolled material order calling for future form by reason of one or more differ plained in Direction 7 to Priorities Regula delivery, he is not allowed to set aside ences of its specifications, such as size, tion 1. the steel covered by such order. He must alloy or insulation. Differences in tem Issued this 19th day of July 1945. deliver it on any order calling for im per or length do not differentiate items. (5) “Item of brass mill product” W ar P roduction B oard, mediate delivery that he is required to fill under paragraphs (d) (1), (2) or (3), means sheet, wire, rod or tube made By J. J oseph W helan, Recording Secretary. and may deliver it on any order calling from copper or copper base alloy, which for immediate delivery that he is per is different from all other items of that [F. R. Doc. 45-13107; Filed, July 19, 1945; mitted to fill under paragraph (d) (4). form, by reason of one or more differ 11:47 a. m.] (5) A distributor may reject any order ences of its specifications, such as size, calling for the delivery of steel which he shape, gauge, thickness or alloy. Differ does not have in stock or which he does ences in temper or length do not differ not know is in transit to his stock. entiate items except in the case of copper P art 3175— R egulations Applicable to and brass sheet, where differences in the Controlled M aterials P lan (6) A distributor may reject all or any part of an order which the War Produc temper will constitute different items. [CMP Reg. 4, as Amended July 19, 1945] tion Board specifically authorizes him to (6) “Warehouse stock” means brass SALES OP CONTROLLED MATERIALS BY WARE reject. If a delivery would deplete his mill or copper wire mill products physi HOUSES AND DISTRIBUTORS stock to a point where his function in cally located in warehouse inventories, the distribution of steel would be seri whether owned or held on consignment §3175.4 CMP Regulation 4—(a) ously impaired, he may apply to the War by the warehouse. Purpose and scope. This regulation de Production Board for authority to reject (f) Delivery of brass mill or coppei scribes the procedure to be followed by the order and may delay filling the order wire mill products—(1) Delivery from warehouses and distributors in deliver until his application is acted upon. warehouse stock, (i) A warehouse must ing controlled materials from stock (in (d) Orders which can he filled. A dis fill authorized controlled material orders cluding consigned stock) except that in tributor must fill orders of the kinds de for brass mill or copper wire mill prod the case of steel, deliveries from one dis scribed in paragraphs (d) (1), (2) and ucts, in accordance with this regulation, tributor to another are governed by (3) unless he is required or permitted to if it can fill the orders from its stock. In Direction 3 to Order M-21. reject them under paragraph (c), (Re no case, however, may a warehouse fill Steel jection of Orders) and he may fill orders ,an order for brass mill or copper wire mill of the kind described in paragraph (d) products unless the purchaser has the (b) Definitions with respect to steel. (4) . Paragraph (p) explains the prefer right to accept delivery under the pro The following definitions shall apply for ence that must be given in filling various visions of this paragraph (f) which limit the purpose of this regulation and for the classes of orders: the amount of brass mill and copper wire purpose of any other CMP regulation (1) A distributor must fill all author mill products which a purchaser may get unless otherwise indicated: ized controlled material orders. from a warehouse. A warehouse is en (1) ‘‘Steel” means carbon steel, alloy (2) A distributor must fill orders for titled to rely on a certificate furnished steel, and wrought iron, in the forms and delivery to farmers as required by Prior by any of its customers under paragraph shapes listed in Schedule I of CMP Reg ities Regulation No. 19. (f) (1) (iv) of this regulation, unless it ulation No. 1. (3) A distributor must fill orders knows or has reason to believe the cer (2) “Distributor” means any person bearing preference ratings'uf AAA. tificate to be false. (including a warehouse, jobber, dealer, (4) A distributor may fill any other (ii) No person shall place orders call retailer, or scrap dealer) who is engaged ing for delivery from warehouse stock in the business of receiving steel into one order. No endorsement is required on during any one calendar month to any or more warehouse stocks regularly main orders which a distributor is permitted one destination of more than 3,000 tained by him for sale or resale in the to fill under this paragraph (d) (4). De pounds gross weight of any item of brass form received, or after performing such liveries made pursuant to this paragraph mill product (except condenser tubes) operations as cutting to length, shear (d) (4), shall not be used to support a or 3,000 pounds copper content of any item of copper wire mill product. This ing to size, torch cutting or burning to WH—Authorized Stock Replacement shape, sorting and grading, pipe thread paragraph does not apply to the resale ing, or corrugating or otherwise forming Order. of brass mill and wire mill products ob sheets for roofing and siding; but a per Copper tained by warehouses under Priorities son who, in connection with any sale, Regulation 13 or WPB Directive 16. bends, punches or performs any fabri (e) Definitions with respect to copper. (iii) [Deleted May 10, 1945.) cating operation designed to prepare The following definitions shall apply for (iv) No person shall place an order steel for final use or assembly shall not the purpose of this regulation and for under this paragraph (f) (1) and no be deemed a distributor with respect to the purpose of any other CMP regula warehouse shall accept an order unless it such sale. tion unless otherwise indicated: is accompanied by, or endorsed with, a FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8961 certificate in the form provided in CMP (viii) The following product groups arestock for sale or resale in the same form, Regulation No. 7 (or a certificate pre to be used as a basis for permitted de or after performing such operations as scribed by any regulation or order of the liveries on unrated orders under this .cutting to length, shearing to size, sort War Production Board for use in placing paragraph (f) (2). ing and grading. an authorized controlled material order), (a) Brass mill alloy Plate, Sheet and (h) (1) Deliveries of aluminum by dis signed manually or as provided in Strip. tributors. Each distributor must, to the Priorities Regulation No. 7. (b) Brass mill alloy Rods, Bars and Wire. extent ofjfis available stock, fill author (2) Delivery from warehouse stock on (c) Brass mill alloy tube and pipe. ized controlled- material “ orders, orders other than authorized controlled material (d) Brass mill unalloyed copper prod ucts. bearing the symbol AM (except orders orders. Effective immediately, a brass (e) Copper wire m ill products. bearing symbols from AM 9500 through mill warehouse, and effective July 1, AM 9699) and orders which he has been 1945, a copper wire mill warehouse may (3) Shipments direct to customer or to specifically directed in writing by the but need not fill any order other than fill specific orders. If a warehouse wants War Production Board to fill. Orders those which it is required or permitted to order material to fill a specific au bearing symbols from AM 9500 through to fill under paragraph Cf) (1) or (f) thorized controlled material order of. a AM 9599 need not be accepted, but if (3) as follows: customer instead of filling it from stock, accepted, must be treated as authorized (i) A warehouse may sell a quantity it may order the material either for controlled material orders. Orders of each product group of controlled ma direct shipment to the customer or for bearing symbols from AM 9600 through terials (except condenser tubes) 'as de shipment via the warehouse, by placing AM 9699 must be treated as deferred scribed below equal to the amount of on its order the customer’s name and (“Z”) orders before July 1, 1945, and as such product group purchased by him on allotment number or symbol. Such an unrated orders on and after that date. “ZW” orders “Deferred Warehouse Stock order is to be treated as an authorized (2) Effective immediately, an alumi Orders’* and unrated orders from pro controlled material order. The ware num warehouse may, but need not de house may not treat the delivery to the liver aluminum (except extrusions, CMP ducers or warehouses. customer as made from stock and may (ii) In addition, a warehouse may sell Code Numbers 4301 and 4311), and effec not request a replacement. However, in tive July 1, 1945, a warehouse may but a quantity of such product group of the case of brass mill products, a ware controlled materials (except condenser need not deliver extrusions on orders house may order from another ware other than those he is required to fill tubes) equal to 10% of the amount of house only if it does not have the mate each brass mill product that is in his under paragraph (h) (1). rial in inventory and needs it for imme (3) The restrictions of this regulation inventory at the close of business on diate delivery to a customer on an au May 26, 1945, and each copper wire mill do not apply to aluminum powder, flake, thorized controlled material order. It pigment, or paste delivered for the pur product .group that is in his inventory must state these facts on its order. at the close of business on June 30, 1945. pose of making paint, ink, or other coat (4) Rejection of orders. ing or liquid welding compound. Such (iii) A warehouse may sell any quan (i) [Deleted May 10, 19451 tity of condenser tubes. “Quantity” as aluminum powder, flake, pigment or (ii) A warehouse must not deliver any paste may be delivered by a distributor used in the last three paragraphs means brass mill or copper wire mill product on the gross weight of brass mill products on rated or unrated purchase orders sub an authorized controlled material order ject to the provisions of Priorities Regu or the copper content of wire mill prod except in the quarter for which the allot ucts. lation No. 1. ment appearing on the order is valid. (4) No person shall place “deferred” (iv) If a warehouse has in its stock Orders bearing symbols such as “MRO” a particular lot of controlled materials (“Z”) orders or unrated orders for de or “SO” which do not have to bear any livery from warehouses which aggregate which it cannot deliver on unrated or quarterly identification may be filled ders because of the restrictions con more than 10,000 pounds of sheet, strip during any quarter, but such orders must or plate; 4,500 pounds of wire, rod and tained in this paragraph (f) (2), the indicate when delivery is required if for warehouse may apply by letter to the bar or more than 3,000 pounds of tubing, other than immediate delivery. extrusions, or structural shapes for de Copper Division, War Production Board, (iii) A warehouse may reject any order Washington 25, D. C., attention Wire Mill livery in one month. calling for immediate delivery of brass A warehouse may reject any order Branch or Brass Mill Branch for spe mill or copper wire mill products which cific authorization to do so. Such appli which it is otherwise required or per it does not have in stock or know to be in mitted to accept if the order is for de cation should describe the materials and transit to its stock. state how long they have been in stock. livery at one time to one destination of (iv) A warehouse may reject an order more than 2,000 pounds of any gauge, Generally, the War Production Board will calling for future delivery. If it elects authorize the delivery of these materials alloy and sizes of aluminum sheet, strip to accept the order, it must not set aside or plate, or more than 900 pounds of any on unrated orders only if the materials or hold any material to fill it. have been in stock 60 days or more and alloy shape and size of aluminum wire, the warehouse has been unable to de (v) If delivery of an order would de rod and bar, or more than 600 pounds Of liver them on authorized controlled ma plete a warehouse stock to a point where any alloy, size and shape of aluminum terial orders. its function in the distribution of brass tubing, extrusions or structural shapes. (v) Effective immediately, a warehouse mill products or copper wire mill prod General Provisions Applicable to Steel, may resell on unrated orders any brass ucts would be seriously impaired, the warehouse may apply to the War Pro Brass Mill Products, Copper Wire Mill mill products or wire mill products ob duction Board for authority to reject the Products and Aluminum tained by warehouses under the provi order and may delay filling the order un (i) Directions to distributors and ware sions of Priorities Regulation 13 or WPB houses. Each distributor and warehouse Directive 16. til its application is acted upon. (vi) A warehouse may reject any or shall comply with such directions as may (vi) Purchasers of brass mill and wire der other than those it is required to fill be issued from time to time by the War mill products on orders other than au by paragraph (f) (1). Production Board with respect to making thorized controlled material orders are or withholding deliveries of steel, brass subject to the quantity limitations of Aluminum mill products, copper wire mill products paragraph (f) (1) (ii). (g) Definitions with respect to alumi or aluminum, and .with respect to the (vii) Effective July 1, 1945, a ware earmarking of stocks of such material. house may deliver brass mill and cop num. The following definitions shall apply for the purpose of this regulation (j) Placement of authorized controlled per wire mill products on authorized con material orders. A delivery order for trolled material orders identified with a and for the purpose of any other CMP Regulation unless otherwise indicated: steel, brass mill products, copper wire CMP allotment symbol whose initial let (1) “Aluminum” means aluminum in mill products or aluminum, shall be ter is “Z” only under the conditions pro any of the forms and shapes constituting deemed an authorized controlled mate vided for delivery of orders other than controlled material as defined in CMP rial order, if but only if, authorized controlled material orders by Regulation No. 1. (1) It is specifically designated as an this paragraph (f) (2). “Z” orders must, (2) “Distributor” means any person authorized controlled material order by however, continue to be accepted if they who has received or proposes to receive any regulation or order of the War Pro can be filled within these limits. physical delivery of aluminum into his duction Board; or 8962 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 or patterns; (v) hardwood flooring; (vi) (2) It is endorsed with the appropriate (3) Orders bearing a CMP allotment certification and allotment number or symbol including the letter Z. items produced from lumber but not (4) Unrated orders. classified in the trade as lumber, such as symbol in the way prescribed by para box shook, dimension stock, cut stock, graph (s) (3) of CMP Regulation No. 1. Issued this 19th day of July 1945. (3) A delivery order for steel, brass mill and millwork; (vii) used lumber; and products, copper wire mill products or W ar P roduction B oard, (viii) any segment of a log which has aluminum, placed with a distributor or By J. J oseph W helan, been produced so that it can be con warehouse shgtll be considered, as calling Recording Secretary. ; verted into veneer and which is sold and used for that purpose. for immediate delivery unless the order I nterpretation 1 specifically provides otherwise. (2) “Distributor” means any person DISTRIBUTORS OP AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT . who buys lumber for resale as lumber (k) Verbal delivery orders. Any de PARTS livery order which a distributor is re either at wholesale or retail. It does not quired to fill requiring shipment within The definitions of “distributor” and "ware include any part of a person’s operations house” appearing in paragraphs (b) (2) and which would make him also either a saw seven days may be placed verbally or by (e) (S) of CMP Regulation No. 4 are not telephone by stating to the distributor deemed to include persons engaged solely in mill or consumer. or warehouse the substance of the in the business of distributing automotive re (3) “Distributor stock” means any formation required by this regulation, placement parts. Consequently, such persons lumber which a distributor has in his Provided, That the person placing the may sell, for use as automotive replacement possession for resale. order furnishes to the distributor or parts, such items as bulk or spooled primary (4) “Sawmill” means: (i) any mill or warehouse, within fifteen days after and spark plug wire, battery cables and mag net wire without reference to the terms of plant, stationary or portable, which pro placing the same, written confirmation CMP Regulation No. 4, but Subject to the duced more than 100,000 board feet of of the order complying with the require provisions of General Limitation Order L-158 lumber in 1944 or expects to produce ments of this regulation. In case of fail and other applicable regulations or orders. more than 100,000 board feet in 1945; ure to receive written confirmation (Issued Feb. 27, 1943). and (ii) any concentration yard or plant within fifteen days, the distributor or which processes (by drying, sawing, edg warehouse shall not accept any other [F. R. Doc. 45-13108; Filed, July 19, 1945; 11:47 a. m.] ing, planing or some other comparable order from, or deliver any additional method) 25 percent or more of the total material of any kind to, the purchaser volume of logs and lumber which it re until such written confirmation is fur ceives, from the area in which it is lo nished. On or before the twentieth day P art 3285—Lumber and Lumber P roducts cated, into an item which is defined as of each month any distributor or ware [Order L-335, as Amended July 19, 1945] lumber. However, the term “sawmill” house who has received in the prior LUMBER CONTROL ORDER does not include any establishment month a delivery order by telephone, known in the trade as a distribution yard, which he is required to fill shall notify The fulfillment of requirements for the engaged in either retail or wholesale the appropriate Regional Compliance defense of the United States has created business even though it may process, for Office of the War Production Board, of a shortage in the supply of lumber, and the servicing of special orders from cus any case in which a purchaser has failed of materials and facilities used in pro tomers, more than 25 percent of the lum to furnish to him the written confirma ducing lumber, for defense, for private ber it receives. tion when due. account, and for export; and the follow (5) “Sawmill stock” means any lum- (l) Special provisions with respect to ing order is deemed necessary and ap be* in the possession of a sawmill. AAA orders. Notwithstanding the fore propriate in the public interest and to (6) “Consumer” means any person, going provisions of this regulation an promote the national defense: (or any part of a person’s operations, authorized controlled material order § 3285.121 Order L-335—(a) What such as a plant, branch, or department placed with a distributor or warehouse which regularly maintains a separate bearing a rating of AAA shall be filled in this order does. This order explains pro- * cedures that persons must follow in get lumber inventory record) who receives preference to any other authorized con ting lumber and that sawmills and dis lumber (except for resale) and uses it in trolled material orders regardless of time tributors must follow in delivering lum the United States. “Consumer” does not of receipt. ber. It applies to sawmills that produce include contractors or repairmen who re (m) [Deleted July 10,1945.1 over 100,000 board feet of lumber a year ceive lumber for use on construction (n) Communications. All communi - work (including repair of existing struc cations concerning this regulation should and to persons who sell or distribute new lumber within or export new lumber tures) done for other persons. The per be addressed to the War Production son for whom the construction work or Board, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: CMP from the continental United States (meaning only the 48 states and the Dis the repair work is done is the consumer. Regulation No. 4 (specify whether steel, (7) A “certified order” is any order for copper or aluminum). trict of Columbia). It applies to every (o) Processing customer’s material. A person who receives new lumber from delivery of lumber bearing one of the warehouse or distributor that has facil a sawmill or distributor and it provides certificates prescribed by this order or ities for slitting, trimming, bending, etc., a procedure for controlling the amount by any direction issued pursuant to this may accept controlled material from his of lumber that large consumers can order. customer and re-deliver to him without receive. (8) “Person” means any individual, requiring an authorized controlled mate Definitions partnership, association, business trust, rial order or other authority as required corporation, governmental corporation (b) Definitions. For the purposes of or agency, or any organized group of per by this regulation, as long as such work this order: does not interfere with filling author (1) “Lumber” means any sawed lum sons, whether incorporated or not. ized controlled material orders. ber of any species, size or grade, includ Lumber Consumers and How They Get (p) Preference in filling orders. Irre ing round edge, rough, dressed on one Their Lumber spective of the time the order is received, or more sides or edges, dressed' and a distributor or warehouse must not fill matched, shiplapped, worked to pattern, (c) General. For the purposes of this an order if filling it would prevent filling or grooved for splines, except: (i) dog order lumber consumers are grouped ac another order on hand which calls for wood, persimmon, rattan, balsa, and air cording to the quantity of lumber they delivery of the same item within the next craft grades of Sitka spruce and Noble fir use and the purpose for which they use 30 days and which is in a prior class in which are specifically allocated either it. Because a person may be included the following series: directly or indirectly to manufacturers in more than one group, he must read (1) Orders rated AAA. of aircrafts; (ii) shingles, lath and the provisions relating to each in order (2) Authorized controlled material slabs; (iii) railway cross ties nine to determine the procedure or procedures orders, other than orders bearing a CMP feet or less in length, and mine ties he must follow in getting his lumber. allotment symbol including the letter Z; ¡(sawed or hewed) ; (iv) edgings, trim, Lumber which a person gets as a produc orders specifically authorized by the and off-fall less than three inches wide tion material is subject to the limitations WPB, and orders for steel described in or less than four feet long unless made which may be imposed by directions to subparagraph (d) (2) of this regulation. into standard commercial lumber sizes this order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8963 “Class I Consumers’’ and How They the last 15 days of the preceding quarter (3) Any consumer who needs lumber Get Their Lumber or before- the end of the first month of (regardless of amount) for construction (d) Who a “Class I consumer” is. A the following quarter may be received and charged against the authorization jobs for which priority assistance has “Class I consumer” is any consumer who been given by the War Production Board has been granted an authorization to re for the quarter in which delivery was ceive lumber on Form WPB-3640. requested. or the National Housing Agency or any (e) Who is required to get an authori (2) Class I consumers may place cer other Federal agency. zation on Form WPB-3640. The follow tified orders in advance of authorization (k) Class II consumers must place cer ing are required to file Form WPB-3640 on Form WPB-3640. In order to assure tified and rated orders. Class II con and get an authorization from the War the fulfillment of long-term programs sumers do not, under this order, file and schedules, Class I consumers who are Production Board to receive lumber : special applications for authority to' re authorized to place certified orders may ceive lumber unless specifically required (1) Any consumer who has previously place such orders for delivery of lumber been granted an authorization to receive to by a direction issued under this order. in future quarters in an amount not to A Class II consumer in placing a certified lumber on Form WPB-3640. If a con exceed 75 percent of the amount they are order must use his appropriate rating sumer has received an authorization on authorized to receive in any current and endorse his delivery order with the Form WPB-3640 for one quarter, he must quarter. These orders may be rated to certificate as explained in paragraph (q) continue to apply for authorizations for the extent that the person placing them below. As to any part of his operations subsequent quarters (though his require has received ratings which are valid for for which he does not have a rating (or ments drop below 50,000 board feet) un delivery in future quarters. These or only an AA-5 MRO rating) he is not a less otherwise notified by the War Pro ders will be subject to such adjustments Class II consumer and may not place a duction Board. as may be necessary at the time the War certified order or use a rating. In using (2) Any consumer who expects that he Production Board’s quarterly determina ratings to get lumber a Class II consumer will need to receive 50,000 or more board tion of essential requirements is made. must comply with the provisions of para feet of lumber in a particular quarter for (3) Additional authorizations and re graph (r) below. all purposes except: (i) resale; (ii) min turn of authorizations. X Class I con ing or smelting operations for which he sumer who needs more lumber than he is Farmers has been assigned a serial number under authorized to receive may file a supple (l) Farmers and how they get their P-56; (iii) operations directly incident mentary application on Form WPB-3640 lumber. Farmers include only persons to the discovery, development, or deple for an additional amount. As soon as he engaged irr farming as a business by rais tion of a petroleum pool as authorized finds that he will not need as much ing crops, livestock, bees, or poultry. by Petroleum Administrative Order 11; lumber as authorized, he must notify the The term “farmer” does not include a (iv) farm operations for which he may War Production Board on Form WPB- person who has just a “victory garden” get lumber through the War Food Ad 3773 of the r mount of lumber he does or a person who raises food or other agri ministration as explained in paragraph not need and has not received and must cultural products entirely for his own use. (1) below; and (v) all construction jobs. cancel or reduce his outstanding delivery If a farmer wants to get lumber from (f) Separate branches and depart orders accordingly. another person he must follow the rules ments. If a consumer has two or .more (4) [Deleted July 19,1945.1 and regulations which have been estab branches, plants, departments or other (5) Certification of delivery orders lished by the War Food Administration. divisions which regularly maintain sep and use of ratings. Every Class I con The County Agricultural Conservation arate lumber inventory records, ea^h of sumer must certify all his purchase or Committees will provide farmers with them is to be treated as a separate con ders, sales tickets, or other orders re the "necessary information on what they sumer for purposes of determining questing the delivery or transfer of lum must dp before they will be authorized to whether it must get an authorization as a ber as explained in paragraph (q) below. receive lumber. Any farmer who cuts Class I consumer. Inventories may not When using preference ratings to get trees on his own farm may haye them be split for the purpose of evading this lumber a Class I consumer must comply Sawed into lumber by a sawmill and may order. with the? provisions of paragraph (r) receive up to 5,000 board feet of lumber (g) A Consumer required to file Form below. If a Class I consumer has no sawed from such trees in a calendar year WPB-3640 may not receive lumber in a rating (or only an AA-5 MRO rating) without following the regulations of the quarter unless authorized. Any con for a part of his operations which re War Food Administration or the provi sumer who is required to file Form WPB- quires lumber, he must place certified but sions of this order. If he wants to receive 3640 but does not filè his application and unrated orders for the lumber which he more than 5,000 board feet of lumber get an authorization, is forbidden to re needs for that purpose. which has been cut from his own trees ceive any lumber in the quarter for which he will need to get a certificate for the “Class II Consumers” and How They Get excess from his County Agricultural Con the authorization was necessary. This, Their Lumber does not apply to lumber received for servation Committee or give the. sawmill one of the excepted purposes mentioned (j) Who a “Class II consumer” is. A a certificate which he has received from in paragraph (e) (2) above, “Class II consumer” is: another lumber consumer on a purchase (h) How receipts are authorized, Ap (1) Any consumer who has a prefer 'order. Sawmills are authorized to re plication on Form WPB-3640 covering ence rating (except AA-5 MRO) and deliver this lumber to farmers without requirements for any quarter will be re who would have to file an application as requiring them to give certified orders. turned to the applicant with an authori a Class I consumer except for the fact All Other Consumers zation saying how much lumber he may that he will need less than 50,000 board receive during the quarter for which the feet of lumber in a calendar quarter. (m) Who “all other consumers” are. application is made. (If, after the beginning of a quarter, this “All other consumers” are industrial (i) Extent to which authorization can type of Class II consumer finds that he plants and business enterprises and other be used. The following provisions gov will need to receive 50,000 or more board persons (including farmers) who need ern the extent to which authorizations feet of lumber in the quarter, he must lumber for a purpose for which no rating granted on Form WPB-3640 can be used: immediately file an application on has been assigned. The term also in (1) Quarterly receipts by Class I con Form WPB-3640.) cludes industrial plants and business en sumer restricted to amounts authorized. (2) Any consumer who needs lumber terprises that have an AA-5 MRO prefer A Class I consumer may not order for (regardless of amount) for (i) mining ence rating (except Class I consumers). delivery in or receive in any quarter more and smelting operations for which he has (n) “All other consumers” may place lumber than the amount authorized on been assigned a serial number under uncertified and unrated orders. “All Form WPB-3640. This does not apply to Order P-56; or "(ii) operations directly other consumers” may place uncertified lumber ordered or received for the ex incident to the discovery, development and unrated orders with lumber distrib cepted purposes mentioned in paragraph or depletion of a petroleum pool as au utors and may accept deliveries of lum (e) (2) above. Lumber ordered for de thorized by Petroleum Administrative ber to the extent that distributors are livery in one quarter but shipped during Order 11. permitted by directions to this order to No. 144------3 8964 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 supply lumber for, their needs. An un (p) Deliveries that distributors may all their rated orders calling for the de certified and unrated order is one which make. Unless a direction or directive is livery or transfer of lumber: bears neither a certificate nor a rating. sued under this order says a distributor- The undersigned consumer certifies to the may deliver lumber to a customer or to supplier and to the War Production Board •Distributors another distributor in some other way, that this lumber, together with all other lum (0) How distributors get their lumber. deliveries may be made only on the fol ber for which he has requested delivery, does lowing types of orders: not exceed the amount he has been author The following provisions will govern the ized by the War Production Board to receive manner in which lumber distributors will (1) Deliveries on certified and rated under Order L-335, with the provisions of get their lumber: orders. Distributors may deliver lumber which he is familiar, and that the use of any (1) Extension of customers’ certified on the basis of a customer’s or another rating shown on this order is authorized.* order. Every distributor may extend distributor’s rated order which bears certified orders which he has accepted either one of the certificates provided for Consumer and..receive an amount of lumber from in paragraphs (q) (1) and (q) (3) of this Date______B y ------a sawmill or from another distributor order or a certificate in the form pre Duly authorized official which is not more than the total accumu scribed by the War Food Administration. (2) Certificates that must be used by lated certified orders accepted (either (2) Deliveries on certified but unrated Class I consumers on their unrated or on past or future orders for deliyery). orders. Distributors may deliver lumber ders. Class I consumers who place cer There is no time limit within which or on the basis of either a customer’s or dis tified but unrated orders calling for the ders must be extended. A distributor tributor’s unrated order if it bears one of delivery of lumber must use the following may not extend the same certified order the certificates provided for in para form of certificate: graphs (q) (2), (q) (3), and (q) (4) of more than once. Certified orders accept The undersigned certifies to the supplier ed by a distributor must be kept in the this order. and to the War Production Board that he is distributor’s files, and the accumulated (3) Distributors who are also consum a Class I consumer and that this lumber, certificates may be extended by using the ers. If a distributor wants to use lumber together with all other lumber for which distributor’s certification provided for in from his own distributor stock, he may do he has requested delivery within the quarter paragraph (q) (3) of this order. These so only by following the same procedure in which delivery of this lumber is re-! provisions apply to all the certificates he would follow in delivering lumber to quested, does not exceed the amount he has another consumer. If, as a consumer, he been authorized by the War Production shown in paragraph (q) below and to Board to receive under Order L-335, with the any certificate the War Food Admini has the right to place a certified order with someone else, he may treat the provisions of which he is familiar and that stration says a farmer must use to get this order is unrated. lumber under this order. transfer from his distributor stock as a (2) Distributors receipts and deliveries delivery on a certified order, but he must Consumer of Red Cross Lumber. Any lumber dis keep a record of it in his files and endorse B y ------— ------tributor who receives ratings from the the appropriate certificate on the record. Duly authorized official American Red Cross on a preference rat (4) . Deliveries of Red Cross Lumber. Date ing certificate for use in obtaining lum Distributors may deliver lumber to. vic (3) Certificate that must be used by ber required for emergency relief in dis tims of disaster-stricken areas in accord distributors in extending customers’ cer aster-stricken areas may extend those ance with the provisions of paragraph tified orders. When extending custom ratings to get the amount of lumber for (o) (2) above. , ers’ certified orders including certified which the preference rating certificate Certification of Orders orders tfcat a distributor may receive was issued. In placing the order with (q) General provisions. Unless a di from another distributor the following his lumber supplier, the distributor is rective or a direction issued by the War certificate must be used: authorized and required to use the cer Production Board under this order says The undersigned certifies that this lumber, tificate prescribed by paragraph (q) (3) that it may be done in some other way, an, together with all other lumber which he has of this order. Notwithstanding any pro order for lumber may only be certified ordered on the extension of his customers* visions of this order or a direction issued by endorsing or attaching one of the fol certified orders, does not exceed the amount under this order, lumber that a distrib lowing forms of certificates on the pur of unextended certified orders which he has utor receives "from his supplier • trader chase order, sales ticket, or other order in his file, and that to the best of his knowl this paragraph may be delivered to calling for the delivery of lumber. Cer edge and belief, he is authorized to place this victims of disaster-stricken areas on un tificates must be signed manually or as order as a “certified order” under Order L- certified and unrated orders. If the dis explained in Priorities Regulation No. 7. 335, and to use any preference rating shown tributor delivers lumber to such victims However, the standard form of certifi on this order. out of inventory the lumber obtained cate described in that regulation may not Distributor from the supplier may be used to replace be used in place of the certificates re By ------that lumber in inventory. quired by this order. A certification re Duly authorized official (3) War Production Board may auth quired by this order or a directive or Date orize distributors to place certified but direction to this order may not be unrated Orders." Any lumber distributor waived under paragraph (f) of Priori (4) Certificate that must be used by who was engaged in the business of sell ties Regulation 7. Orders placed ver distributors to get lumber authorized on ing lumber at wholesale or retail prior to bally must be confirmed immediately Form WPB-3813 or by a direction. May 1, 1944 and who had a lumber in and the confirmation must bear the ap When a distributor places certified or ventory at that date, may apply to the propriate certificate. Orders placed by ders to get lumber authorized by the War War Production Board on Form WPB- telegraph must bear the appropriate cer Production Board on Form WPB-3813 as 3813 for authority to place certified but tificate in full or be confirmed by letter explained in paragraph (o) (3) above or unrated orders with sawmills or other bearing the certificate in full. Lumber to get lumber which he is authorized to distributors. Lumber distributors au suppliers who receive certificates must receive under a direction he must use the thorized on Form WPB-3813 to receive keep them in their files for inspection by following certificate: lumber under this paragraph may use government officials. Any consumer The undersigned certifies to the supplier the certificate provided for in paragraph who may place a certified (rated or un and to the War Production Board that he has (q) (4) of this prder. rated) order for lumber required for con been authorized____ Z,______to receive this (4) Direction's may also permit dis struction or for maintenance and repair luhiber. The amount for which he is re tributors to receive lumber. Lumber dis and who wishes to have the construction questing delivery on this order together with work done and the material furnished by all other orders bearing this form of certifi tributors may be authorized by directions cate does not exceed the amount he is au issued under this order to receive addi another person may authorize such other thorized to receive by the use of this form tional quantities of lumber. Lumber person to sign the certificate as his duly of certificate. This order is not rated. which a distributor receives under a di authorized official. rection to this order will be subject to the (1) Certificate that must be used by Distributor provisions of this order and such condi Class I and Class II consumers on rated Dale. tions as may be imposed by the direc-. orders. Class I and Class II consumers B y ------— ------— tions. must endorse the following certificate on Duly authorized official FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8965
The distributor must insert in the space (2) Sawmill deliveries on certified but his “sawmill stock” to his “distributor provided either (i) “on Form WPR- unrated orders. Sawmills may deliver stock” as a delivery on a certified order, 3813”; (ii) “by Direction 8”; or (iii) “on lumber on the basis of an unrated order and he must keep a record of the trans Form WPB-3813 and by Direction 8”. from either a Class I consume^ or a dis fer in his sawmill files and endorse the tributor if the order bears one of the cer appropriate certificate on that record. Restrictions on the Use of Ratings tificates provided for in paragraphs (q) (v) Sawmills that also sell at retail but (r) General. This order does not as (2), (q) (3) and (q) (4) of this order. do not have a distribution yard. Saw sign any preference ratings. If a con (3) Sawmills may deliver lumber freely mills that sell lumber at retail but do not sumer has a rating to get production ma to other sawmills. This order does not maintain a separate retail distribution terials for a product, he may continue to restrict delivery of lumber between “saw yard may accept the same types of orders use that rating to get^umber to be incor mills”. that a distributor is authorized to accept. porated in the product. If a consumer ft). Uncertified orders. A sawmill (w) Sawmills that are als6 consum has a rating (except an AA-5 MRO) to cannot deliver lumber to either a con ers. If a person is engaged in operat get lumber for maintenance, repair, or sumer or distributor or withdraw lumber ing a sawmill and is also engaged in an operating supplies (including MRO ship for his own use from his sawmill stock operation which makes him a consumer, ping* material or dunnage), he can also on uncertified orders unless permitted he may transfer lumber from his saw continue to use that rating to get lumber by a direction or by a letter from the War mill stock to his consumer operation pro for such purposes. A consumer who does Production Board. Requests for au vided that, as a consumer, he is author not have a rating but needs one to get thority for a sawmill to deliver lumber ized to place an order bearing one of the lumber may get it in the same way as a on uncertified orders shall be made by certificates required of consumers. The rating for any other material (except in mailing a letter to the field office of the transfer from his sawmill stock may be the case of farmers who get a rating War Production Board for the district treated as a delivery on a certified order, through the War Food Administration). in which the sawmill is located except and he must keep a record of the trans Persons who had a rating to get lumber that sawmills located in the States of fer in his sawmill files and endorse the under Order M-208 may not use those Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, appropriate certificate on the record. # ratings as that order has been revoked as Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Col of August 1,1944. Under this order any orado, Arizona, New Mexico, and South Acceptance and Sequence of Filling person entitled to use a preference rating Dakota must mail their requests to the Orders to get lumber must also use the certifi Western Administrator, Order L-335, (x) Sawmills’ acceptance and filling of cate described in paragraph (q) (1), as War Production Board, 1405 S. W. Alder, orders. The following provisions will the preference rating alone is not suffi Portland 5, Oregon. The letter request govern sawmills’ acceptance of orders cient. The use of any rating assigned by ing authority to deliver any part of a and the sequence in which they must a certificate, preference rating order, or sawmill’s production on uncertified be filled. regulation is subject to any restrictions orders must refer to Order L-335 para (1) Sawmills’ acceptance of certified contained in the instrument assigning it. graph (t) and explain fully (1) the aver and rated orders received a month before Also, persons using ratings to get lumber age monthly production of the sawmill month of delivery. Certified and.rated must comply with the general applicable in board feet and the percentage or orders calling for delivery in any cal restrictions in Priorities ^Regulations 1, amount of lumber in the species, grades, endar month must be accepted by a saw 3, and 11-B and CMP Regulation 3 and and sizes that the sawmill wishes to mill up to the first day of the preceding with the further restrictions contained in deliver on uncertified orders; (2) what calendar month in accordance with the this order. effort has been made to get certified provisions of § 944.2 of Priorities Regu (1) MRO rating of AA-5 may not be orders for this lumber; (3) the effect on lation No. 1; that is, as between certified used to get lumber. No person who has the sawmill if the request is denied; and and r§ted orders, a higher rated order an AA-5 MRO rating for maintenance, (4) any other information which would shall take precedence over a lower rated repair, and operating supplies may use Justify the request. If the lumber is of order. If receipt of an order which is it to get lumber. No person selling lum a type controlled by either Direction 2 a rated higher than a previously accepted ber may give any effect to such a rating. or Direction 6 (which require 2 certifi rated order would result in the sawmill (2) Repairmen's rating of AA-3 under cates on orders) then the sawmill must having rated orders for more than 110 CMP Regulation 9A. Repairmen (in also state whether it is requesting per percent of its anticipated shipments for cluding captive repair shops) may not mission to deliver without getting one or the month, then the lowest rated orders use the rating assigned to them by CMP both of the certificates and if only one or order must be displaced and the cus Regulation 9A to obtain lumber for use specify which. Authority for a sawmill tomer must be notified. on construction work done for another to deliver lumber on an uncertified order (2) Orders received within one month person. For this purpose “construction” will only be given in cases (1) where a of month of delivery. A sawmill must means putting up, altering, or repairing distributor will take the lumber on an not accept rated orders after the begin any sort of a structure including a build uncertified order and hold it for rede ning of thè month preceding the month ing, road, bridge, dam, sewer, and similar livery on certified orders; or (2) where in which delivery is requested except: jobs. It also includes the installation of the sawmill can make a positive showing (i) where acceptance of the order will equipment or fixtures in such structures. that, even with the help of the War not bring the sawmill’s total accepted (3) Uncertified order may not be rated. Production Board, it cannot get certified rated orders for delivery in the same No preference rating appearing on a orders as required by Order L-335, Direc month to more than Ì10 percent of an lumber order will be valid unless the or tion 2a, or Direction 6 to Order L-335. ticipated shipments; (ii) where the new der is certified as provided in paragraphs Sawmills that make a positive showing order is rated AAA; or (iii) where the ^ (q) (1) and (q) (3) above. that they cannot get certified orders as sawmill is directed by the War Produc required by an applicable direction but Sawmill Deliveries tion Board to accept the order. If, by fail to show that they are unable to get the first of~T;he month preceding the (s) Deliveries that sawmills may make. orders bearing one of the certificates de month in which delivery is requested, a Unless a direction or a directive issued scribed in paragraph (q) of Order L-335 sawmill does not have certified and rated undfer this order says that a sawmill may may be released only from the restric orders calling for 110 percent of its an deliver lumber to a distributor or to a tions of the applicable direction. ticipated shipments, it must continue to consumer in some other way, the deliv (u) Sawmills that are distributors. If accept rated certified orders in accord ery may be made only in the following a person operates both a sawmill and a ance with the provisions of § 944.2 of Pri cases: distribution yard, he may transfer lum orities Regulation No. 1 until its accepted (1) Deliveries on certified and ratedber from his “sawmill stock” to his “dis rated orders reach 110 percent of its an orders. Sawmills may deliver lumber on tributor stock” provided he follows the ticipated shipments. After that, it must the basis of a rated order from either a procedures governing the delivery of not accept any rated order for delivery consumer or a distributor if the order lumber from a sawmill to a distributor. in the same month, unless (i) the new bears one of the certificates provided for If, as a distributor, he has the right to order is rated AAA; or (ii) the sawmill is in paragraphs (q) (1) and (q) (3) of this place a certified order with other sup directed by the War Production Board order. v pliers, he may treat the transfer from to fill the order. 8966 FEDERAL .REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945
(3) Sequence of filling accepted rated (3) Exports. The Army, and Navy, permit compliance with the procedures orders where all cannot he filled. If a the Foreign Economic Administration, required by this order. sawmill is unable to make delivery at the and other Federal agencies exporting or (11) Application and communications. time requested on all certified and rated authorizing the export of lumber will ob Form WPB-3640 for use in filing applica orders which it has accepted for delivery, tain authorizations on Form WPB-3640 tions under this order and Forms WPB- it must give precedence to high rated.or for all exports of lumber under their 3773 and WPB-3813 may be obtained at ders over lower rated orders as provided jurisdiction. The Directors of Priorities any War Production Board District Of in § 944.7 of Priorities Regulation No. 1, for the territories or possessions of Ha fice. All communications, unless other except that any unfilled certified and waii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin wise directed, must be addressed as fol rated orders carried over from a previous Islands are acting in a similar capacity lows: Lumber and Lumber Products Di month must be filled before making de for these territories and possessions. vision, War Production Board, Washing livery on orders accepted for delivery in Any person who wishes to buy lumber for ton 25, D. C„ Ref.: L-335. , the current month, even if the orders export must submit his delivery orders Issued this 19th day of July 1945. carried over bear lower ratings. The to the appropriate Federal agency for only exceptions are that current orders certification when requesting permission W ar P roduction B oard, rated AAA and orders which the saw- to export. v B y J. J oseph W helan, milHias been directed by the War Pro (4) Applicability of regulations. Ex Recording Secretary. duction Board to fill take precedence over cept as otherwise required by this order, [P. R. Doc. 45-13102; Filed, July 19, 1945; unfilled orders carried over from a pre Priorities Regulations 1 and 3 continue 11:46 a. m.] ceding month. to goverp the use of ratings and the ac (4) Shipments prior to calendar quar ceptance, scheduling and filling of orders ter. A sawmill may ship lumber on a placed with distributors and sawmills. certified order any time within 15 days All other applicable regulations and or P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and before the quarter in which delivery is ders of the War Production Board also Leather requested. remain in effect where not inconsistent [Conservation Order M-51, as Amended July (5) Certified hut unrated orders. with this order. 18, 1945] There is no fixed limit on the amount (5) Not applicable to territories and PIGS’ AND HOGS’ BRISTLES AND BRISTLE of certified but unrated orders that a possessions. This order applies only to PRODUCTS sawmill may accept. from Class I con deliveries made within the 48 states and sumers and distributors, but a sawmill the District of Columbia. Deliveries The fulfillment of requirements for the should not accept more of these orders made within the United States for export defense of the United States has created than it reasonably expects it will be able to territories and possessions of the a shortage in the supply of pigs’ and hogs’ to ship. These orders must give way to United States must be approved and cer bristles and brushes made therefrom for all certified rated orders previously or tified by the Director of Priorities for the defense, for private account, and for ex subsequently received. territories or possessions of Hawaii, Alas port; and the following order is deemed necessary and appropriate in thé public Miscellaneous ka, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands. (6) Violations.. Any person who wil interest and to promote the national (y) The following provisions generally fully violates any provision of this order defense: affect consumers, distributors, and saw or who, in connection with this order, § 3290.161 Conservation Order M-51— mills and should be carefully read: wilfully conceals a material fact or fur (a) Definitions. In this order: (1) Validation of orders. Any con nishes false information to any depart (1) “Bristles” means pigs’ or hogs’ sumer or distributor-who has placed an ment or agency of the United States, is bristles, including riflings, 2 inches or uncertified order with a lumber supplier guilty of a crime and upon conviction longer, whether new, reclaimed, raw, and is later authorized to place a certified may be punished by fine or imprison dressed, imported or domestic. order may validate the order by giving his ment. In addition, any such person may (2) “Painters’ brush” means any brush supplier the certificate that he is entitled be prohibited from making or obtaining having a ferrule and used in the paint to use. Any order that is validated.sub further deliveries of, or from processing ing, varnishing or decorating trade (in sequent to July 19,1944, shall be treated or using, material under priority con cluding all types of brushes specified in as though the order were placed on the trol and may be deprived of priorities the Brush List attached to this order date that the certificate wvas received by assistance. and all brushes of similar construction the supplier. (7) Delivery to violators prohibited. (2) Directives and directions. The or use). No person shall sell, ship, or deliver or (3) “Ferrule” means the band by term “directive” as used in this order cause to be sold, shipped or delivered, which the bristles of a painter’s brush means written instructions to a specific any lumber which he knows or has rea are attached to the handle. person regarding the manufacture, de son to believe will be received or used in (b) Importation. Notwithstanding any livery or use of lumber. The term “di violation of the provisions of this order other order, rule, regulation or direction, rection” means published instructions to or any direction or directive issued under a group or class. The War Production or any certificate or authorization, no it, or any other order or regulation of person other than Defense Supplies Cor Board may issue directives or directions the War Production Board. requiring sawmills or distributors to set poration-or U. S. Commercial Company (8) Reports. Every person shall file shall import any variety of bristles of the aside specific quantities or percentages with the War Production Board or any categories known as “Chinese”, “Indias”, of production or shipments for persons other Federal agency through which the placing certified orders. It may also al “Russians” or “Siberians”. The impor War Production Board may distribute tation of bristles of other categories shall locate production or shipments to speci lumber, such reports and questionnaires be according to General Imports Order fied persons or classes'or for specified as the War Production Board or such M-63, as amended from time to time. uses, and may direct how and in what other agency may from time to time re (c) Inventories of brisUes. No person quantities delivery to specified persons quire subject to the approval of the Bu or classes or uses may be made. It may manufacturing brushes shall buy or ac reau of the Budget pursuant to the Fed cept delivery of any bristles 21/z inches also direct distribution to particular eral Reports Act of 1942. or longer if he has more bristles on hand areas and may direct or prohibit the pro (9) Appeals. Any appeal from the duction by any person of particular items than are required to continue his then provisions of this order shall be made by current rate of operations for a period of lumber. Directions and directives su mailing a letter to the War Production of 120 days. In computing such inven persede any preference ratings assigned Board referring to the particular pro tory only items Al, 2 and 3 and B1 as to particular, purchase orders or con vision appealed from and stating fully listed on Form WPB-431 shall be tracts. They will be issued in accordance the grounds of the appeal. included. with approved programs for the satisfac (10) Emergencies requiring immediate (d> Allocation of stock piled bristles. tion of war and essential civilian require action. The War Production Board may Reconstruction Finance Corporation ments, and in order to carry out more authorize the receipt and delivery of lum shall not dispose of any variety of bristles fully the purposes of this order. ber to meet emergencies which will not of the categories known as “Chinese,” \
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“Indias,” “Russians,” or “Siberians,” ex (ii) To the manufacture of Fitch (2) With a ferrule of dimensions other cept as authorized by the War Produc brushes, stencil brushes, flat bakery than those specified in the Brush List tion Board. The War Production Board grease brushes, long handle sash tools, with respect to each brush, or which has may from time to time allocate the sup flat-double, single and single X varnish an assembly containing an inner band, a ply of stock piled bristles of the cate and utility wall brushes using bristles bridge or a spout, or which is seamless gories known as “Chinese,” “Indias,” not longer than 3%" (item nos. 2,17,18, (except for a shipbottom, stencil, oval “Russians” or “Siberians” and spe 19,24,27,29,30 and 36 brush list only). varnish or oval sashtool brush), or which cifically direct the quantities, time and (iii) To the manufacture of flat triple is embossed or stamped (except that the manner in which deliveries by Recon varnish brushes (item no. 31 of brush size and other markings may be applied struction Finance Corporation shall be list) using bristles not longer than 3%”. if to do so would not require any special made or withheld. It may also direct or (iv) To the manufacture of the follow or additional operation during the proc prohibit particular uses of such cate ing types of brushes provided the bristles ess of manufacturing the ferrule); or gories of bristles. Any direction, pro so used are not longer than 3%": varnish (3) With a handle finished in more hibition or allocation issued pursuant to brushes, oval (item no. 28 of Brush List) : than one color. this paragraph, to be valid, must be in glue brushes (item nos. 7 and 8 of brush (i) Reports. Every owner of bristles writing in the name of the War Produc list). shall file with the Bureau of the Census, tion Board. (3) Exceptions to paragraphs (e> il) Department of Commerce, acting as (e) Restrictions on use of bristles— and (e) (2). On letter application the compiling agent for the War Production (1) Use of bristles over 3% inches. No War Production Board may grant excep Board, not later than the 10th day of person shall use any bristles longer than tions from paragraphs (e) (1) and (e) each month, a report on Form WPB-431 3%" for manufacturing purposes except showing bis holdings and consumption (2) in the case of brushes required for: of bristles during the preceding month. qs foilows : (i) Applying adhesives in aircraft (1) To manufacture brushes for deliv manufacture; This requirement has been approved by ery to or for the account of the Army -(ii) Dusting operations in shell-load the Bureau of the Budget under the Fed and Navy of the United States, the ing plants; eral Reports Act uf 1942. United States Maritime Commission, the (iii) Use in manufacturing self-sealing (j) Communications. All reports re War Shipping Administration, the Vet gasoline tanks, and quired to be filed and all communications erans’ Administration, the United States 1 2 8 4 e 6 1 \2 8 4 5 6 Identifi- Maxi- Identifi- Maxi- mum cation W idthThick- mum cation Federal W idth ness Federal . Type of brush No. for Specification of depth Type of brush No. for Specification of depth of of ready No. ferrule ferrule of ready No. ferrule ferrule reference ferrule reference ferrule 1 A 94 1 21 94. »94* l9i 1 Mb 194 1 »%4 194 m Me 1M 194 a944 194 2 a 1M Smoothing paper hanger (2 rows).. 22 12 94 1 3 A 1M Smoothing paper hanger (3 rows).. 23 12 94 1 2 HB-241a___ H A lMs 24 HB-621b Ms Y e 1A Type I: A Ms 194 »Ms »Ms 194 n A VA IMe lM s 194 k . A l»Ms Type II: 194 H 2M 94 94 194 1 A % 294 194 194 1M m 1M«. 294 194 194 1M 2 7A ' 294 194 194 194 2 A 7A 3 194 194 194 8 414 VA 1 2 2 194 5 l U 1 25 3 194 94 6 m 1 394 194 M 6 H m 1 4 194 94 4 5 VA 1 " 494 194 94 6 1 H 1 5 194 • 94 Flowing fitch-single thickness...... 6 HB-256...... 1 Me 1M 26 394 194 94 l9 i 7Ae m 4 194 ■94 2 A l H 494 194 H 3 ■ 'A 194 27 HB-701a___ 1 Ms VA 4 »Me 1M 194 94 VA Ox hair and civet hair flowing— 6 1 7Ae 1M 2 Ms 194 1H A 1M 294 94 194 2 Ms 1 H 3 »Ms 194 3 »Me VA 4 »Ms IM 4 »Ms m Vamish-oval (seamless ferrules):' 28 HB-711...... 194 s IMe 1M 7 HB-291a___ 1 7Ae m Bound dimensions may be l»Ms l»Ms 194 2 Ms 1M ovaled to any size. 194 194 194 3 »Me 1M 194 194 194 8 pB -301a___ »Ms »Ms A 2 2 194 1 1 A 294 294 194 lMs lMs A 29 HB-696a___ 94 94 1 1A i a 94 1 94 194 2 2 94 194 94 194 2 A 2 A 7A 2 94 s' 194 9 7 )4 2 U 1 3 Ms 194 10 HB-141...... 7 7A 1M 30 1 94s 194 8 7A l»/4 1 94 .194 11 HB-391...... A 7A t 194 Ms 194 H 7A i VA 194 Ms 194 % »%4 m 2 94 194 1 M i k 2 94 194 lMs A VA 3 94 194 2Ms V ie VA 3 Ms 194 12 HB-401...... l l 31 HB-706a___ 1 94 1M Type 2...... 2 94 1M 194 »Ms 194 3 Ms 194 2 H 194 4 A 194' 294 ■ »Ms 194 13 4 194 1 3 94 194 14 2 V t 2 A 1 394 94 194 15 7 A VA 94 82 HB-421...... 3 1 194 16 HB-451..... 1 94 1M .394 1 194 1 A 94 1M 4 1 194 2 Ms IM 494 1 194 17 1 Ms 1M 5 1 194 m i H 194 33 HB-421...... 3 1 1M iH ill ' 2 Ms 1M 394 1 194 2 A A 194 4 1 1M 18 HB-491b___ A »Mz 194 494 1 194 »Ms A 194 5 1 194 1 A 194 34 HB-431...... 3 194 lMs U 194 394 »Ms 194 i k 7A 194 4 ' 94 194 lMs lMs 194 5 7A 194 19 A »Ms 194 - 35 3 94 194 »Ms A 194 394 7A 194 1 A 194 4 ¿4 194 " ■ lMs H 194 6 94 194 m A 194 36 HB-436...... 3 194 1Me lMs 194 394 »Ms 194 Shipbottoin (seamless or soldered 20 2Mo l»Ms 1 4 94 194 wire ferrule). 2% 2?4 1 37 H B -7 3 I..__ 7 194 1 21 94 194 9 194 1 Y »94s 194 [P. R. Doc. 45-13055; Piled, July 18, 1945; 4:25 p. m.] P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and appropriate in the public interest and to (2) Military footwear which has been Leather promote the national defense: rejected by Government inspectors and stamped to indicate its rejection may be Conservation Order M-217,. as Amended § 3290.191 Conservation Order M- July 19, 1945] sold without regard to Paragraph 944.11 217—{a) Applicability of priorities regu of Priorities Regulation 1 or paragraph FOOTWEAR lations. This order and all transactions (e) (3) of Conservation Order M-328. affected thereby are subject to all appli (b) Definitions. For the purposes of The fulfillment of requirements for the cable regulations of the War Production this order: defense of the United States has created Board and Conservation Order M-328, as (1) “Put into process” means the first a shortage in the supply of shoe manu amended from time to time, except as cutting of leather or fabric in the manu facturing material for defense for pri follows: facture of footwear. vate account and for export; and the fol (1) Priorities Regulation 17 shall be in (2) “Footwear” includes house slip lowing order is deemed necessary and applicable to footwear. pers, but does not include (i) rubber FEDERAL* REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8969 footwear- or (ii) foot covering designed top lifts shall be considered as having been (iii) Wing or shield tips on men’s shoes to be worn over shoes and utilizing no made without leather. and boys’ shoes over size 6, or wing tips leather. (iv) Nothing in this order shall be or long shield tips on womenX girls’, (3) “Work shoes” means any shoes or deemed to permit overlapping price misses’, youths’, little gents’ and chil boots with unlined quarters which are lines. dren’s shoes and boys’ shoes of sizes 6 and designed to be worn at any form of work (11) [Deleted May 1, 1945.] under. requiring specially heavy or substantially (12) “Military footwear” means mili (iv) Full overlay tips or full overlay made footwear. tary type footwear purchased by the foxings, except on work shoes and foot (4) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] Army or Navy of the United States (ex -wear with fabric uppers. (5) [Deleted June 14, 1945.3 cluding post exchanges and ship’s serv (v) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] (6) “Cattle hide leather” means any ice stores, wherever situated), the United (vi) [Deleted Jui\e 14, 1945.] leather (including splits) made from States Naval Academy at Annapolis, (vii) Bows or other ornaments, if cattle hides, including hides of bulls, Maryland, the United States Military made in whole or in part of leather (ex cows, and steers, and calf and kip skins Academy at West Point, New York, the cluding scrap). (but excluding slunks) and shall also in United States Maritime Commission, the (viii) Outside leather taps, on foot clude buffalo hides. Panama Canal, the Coast and Geodetic wear other than men’s high shoes, unless (7) [Deleted Nov. 9, 1944.] Survey, the Coast Guard, the Civil the middle sole is of synthetic composi (8) “House slippers” means any foot Aeronautics Authority, the National Ad tion material. wear designed exclusively for indoor or visory Committee for Aeronautics, the (ix) Leather slip soles other than those house wear. Office of Scientific Research and De cut from bellies or offal. (9) [Deleted Mar. 9, 1944.] velopment, the War Shipping Admin (x) More than one full leather sole, in (10) “Line” means footwear of any one istration, the Government of any of the Goodyear welt footwear other than work of the following types: following countries: Belgium, China, shoes and safety shoes. (xi) Full breasted heels, except on Men’s dress Czechoslovakia, Free France, Greece, Men’s work Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Po hand-turned footwear. Youths’ and boys’ land, Russia, Turkey, the United King (xii) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] ■ Wonien’s and growing girls’ dom (including its Dominions, Crown (xiii) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] Misses’ and children’s Colonies and Protectorates) and Yugo (xiv) Men’s one-piece leather uppers Infants’ slavia; military type footwear purchased (i. e., vamp and quarter cut in one piece House slippers and seamed up the back). Athletic by any agency of the United States for Xxv) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] Men’s safety shoes," and delivery to or for the account of the Women’s safety shoes Government of any country listed above, (xvi) [Deleted Aug. 26,1944.] or any other country, including those (xvii) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] to the extent that such type of footwear (xviii) [Deleted June 14,1945.] is manufactured for sale by the manu in the Western Hemisphere, pursuant to the Act of March 11, 1941, entitled “An (xix) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] facturer in a price range where the (xx) [Deleted June 14,1945.] highest list price does not exceed the Act to Promote the Defense of the United States” (Lend-Lease Act); and custom- (xxi) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] lowest by more than 10% or 25$ a pair (xxii) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] (whichever is greater): Provided, That: made footwear delivered for personnel (xxiii) Kiltie or other ornamental (i) Footwear of identical kind andof the Army or Navy of the United States. (13) “Civilian footwear” as used in tongues, if made of leather in whole or quality sold at different prices to different in part. types of purchasers may be included in paragraph (i) includes all footwear ex cept military footwear and rubber foot (xxiv) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] one line if the highest price in the range (xxv) Leather covered platforms or is an actual price at which this footwear wear. leather platform effects, on any foot was sold during the base period, and the (14) “Six months’ base period” means wear. concession price for the same footwear any consecutive six calendar months (xxvi) [Deleted Aug. 26,1944.] is not more than 15% below the highest within the period from July 1, 1942 (xxvii) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] price in the range. through April 30,1943 selected by a man (xxviii) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] (11) In case the sale by the manufac ufacturer as his base period for the pur (xxix) Rawhide or other leather laces, turer is at retail or to a purchaser which poses of this order. . except on work shoes. controls, is controlled by, or is subject to (15) “Civilian line quota” means the (xxx) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] common control with, the manufacturer, number of pairs of civilian footwear (2) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.3 then the applicable price range shall be Within a single line manufactured by a (3) No person shall put into process the retail price range. person during his six months’ base any leather for the manufacture of (iii) Up to the net wholesale price period, as set forth on his base period any boots (including jodhpurs and jod- shown on the following schedule, each report. hpur types) except men's blucher high type of footwear listed may be deemed (16) “Safety shoes” means protective cut laced boots ten inches or under in one line: occupational footwear incorporating or height (measured from heel seat, using Maximum net purporting to incorporate one or more size 7 as the standard) and men’s and wholesale of the following safety features: steel women’s utility work cowboy boots: ex Type: price per pair box toe; electrical conductivity; electrical cept that any person who has an estab Misses’ and children’s______$1. 75 resistance; non-sparking and moulders’ lished quota under paragraph (i) for Youths’ and boys’ (without leather) _ 1.90 (Congress type) protection (shoes which men’s work shoes may produce genuine Youths’ and boys’ (utilizing can be quickly removed, worn to pro logger boots with calks or linemen’s boots lea th er)______2. 00 tect against splashing metals). Women’s and growing girls’ (includ above 10 inches in height; Provided, That ing safety) (without leather)___ 1.90 (3.7) “Long shield tip” means a shield within ten days after the end of each Women’s and growing girls’ (includ tip having a horizontal measurement calendar month lie sends to the War ing safety) (utilizing leather)___ 2.00 from the bottom of the curve to the upper ^Production Board, Leather and Shoe Di Men’s work, dress and safety (with end of the tip of more than 1 inch (using vision, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M-217, out leather)______1.90 size 4B as a standard). a letter showing the number and kinds Men’s work, dress and safety (utiliz (18) [Deleted Nov. 9, 1944.] of boots made, and, in the case of line ing leather).______2.50 House slippers (with or without (19) [Deleted Nov. 9, 1944.] men’s boots, the names of the individuals lea th er)______1. 60 (c) Curtailment in the use of materialsfor whom they were made. Infants’, sizes 0-4 (utilizing and colors in the manufacture of foot (4) [Deleted June 14, 1945.] lea th er)______.90, wear. (1) No person shall manufacture, (5) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] Infants’, sizes 0-4 (made without lea th er)______.75 or put into process any leather or fabric (6) [Deleted June 14, 1945.3 Infants’, sizes 4% to 8 (with or with for the manufacture of, any footwear (7) No person shall, in the manufac out leather)____ ,______1.35 with: ture of house slippers or romeos, put into Note: For th& purposes of this schedule, (i) [Deleted June 14,1945.] process for uppers any cattle hide leather footwear utilizing no leather except for heel (ii) [Deleted June 14,1945.] (including splits) or goatskin or kidskin 8970 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 leather (including India-tanned goatskin facture any safety shoes which have endar month, unless no such footwear or kidskin) or put into process for. out- leather uppers with leather or rubber was produced in that month, in which soles any cattle hide grain leather other (including synthetic rubber) compound case a 30-days’ inventory shall be deemed than heads, bellies, shins, and shanks of bottoms, _ except those which comply to be the leather required to manufac 5 iron or less. No persoh shall utilize any with the safety features as to safety toe ture his scheduled production of such leather in the manufacture of infants’ box, electric conductivity, electrical shoes for the following thirty days. house slippers in sizes 0 to 4, inclusive. properties, non-sparking and moulders (i) Restrictions on production of lines (8) [Deleted July 19,1945.] protection in the American War Stand of footwear. (1), No person shall in any (9) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] ards Specifications for protective occu six months’ period beginning with March (10) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] pational footwear, men’s safety shoes 1 or September 1 in any year complete (11) No person shall manufacture any and women’s safety shoes, Z41.1 to the manufacture of more civilian foot leather or part leather bows for use on Z41.9 inclusive, 1944. Only those parts wear within any line than the percentage footwear, except out of scrap. of the specifications relating specifi of his civilian line quota for such line (12) No person shall attach any soles cally and solely to the safety features shown on the following schedule: heavier than 4 iron cut from chrome, listed above and to the test requirements Each line of youths’ and boys’ shoes------125 chrome retan, or any combination shall be applicable. Each line of men’s safety shoes------125 chrome tanned cattlehide or horse butt Upon letter application the War Pro Each line of men’s work shoes------115 leather, excluding splits, to any footwear duction Board may authorize deviations Each line of men’s dress shoes ----- =— 100 from the above-mentioned standards Each line of women’s and growing girls’ except infants’, misses’ and children’s sh o es______r______100 shoes (excluding all sizes over size 3), when necessary to meet minimum ci vilian requirements for safety shoes. Each line of house slippers____ ,______100 youths’ and boys’ shoes (excluding all Each line of athletic shoes______100 sizes'over size 6), men’s work shoes, and (f) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] Each line of women’s safety sh oes.------100 men’s and women’s safety shoes manu (g) General exceptions. None of the factured in accordance with paragraph restrictions of this order shall apply to With respect to (i) infants’ footwear and (e-1) below. This provision does not ap military footwear, or to footwear made (ii) misses’ and children’s footwear, no ply to repair. as trials or pullovers but not sold. manufacturer may exceed 125% of his (13) With respect to: (h) Restrictions relating to sales and aggregate civilian line quotas for all lines (1) Foot wear especially designed for deliveries. (1) No person shall sell or of infants’ footwear, and no manufac the physically maimed and deformed; deliver any new footwear manufactured turer may exceed-125% of his aggregate (ii) Misses’ and children’s shoes (up to in the United States of America in vio civilian line quotas for all lines of misses’ and including size 3),; lation of this order. and children’s footwear, but his produc (iii) Infants’ shoes; and (2) No tanner or sole cutter shall de tion within each of these two types of (iv) Youths’ and boys’ shoes (up to liver any leather to any shoe manufac footwear may be distributed among his and including size 6); no person shall turer if he knows or has reason to believe established lines in any manner desired, utilize any upper leather or lining leather said leather is to be used in violation of except that the production in any line set aside by tanners for such footwear the terms of this order. consisting of less,, than 50 pairs or 2% pursuant to Conservation Order M-310 (3) The prohibitions and restrictions of the total production of that type of or directions issued thereunder except in of this paragraph shall not apply to: footwear (whichever is greater) during the manufacture of one of those types (i) Deliveries of footwear or leather by the base period may not be increased by of footwear. or to, any person having temporary cus more than 25 %; (d) Restrictions on styling and types tody thereof for the sole purpose of Provided, however, That to the extent manufactured. .(1) [Deleted June 14, transportation or public warehousing. that a manufacturer’s production of 1945.] (ii) Any bank, banker, or trust com military footwear shows a decrease below (2) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] pany affecting or participating in a sale that during his six months’ base period, (3) [Deleted Aug. 26, 1944.] or delivery of footwear or leather solely his production within any line of civilian (4) No person shall attach to any foot by reason of the presentation, collection, footwear may exceed the civilian line wear (except infants’ footwear, house or redemption of an instrument, whether quota for such line by its proportionate slippers or women’s gold or silver evening negotiable or otherwise. part of such decrease; and to the extent slippers) outsoles, other than wooden (4) In making sales or delivery of any that such manufacturer’s production of soles, not conforming to the specifica footwear, no person shall make discrimi military footwear shows an increase over tions contained in Schedule I annexed to natory cuts in quantity or quality be that during the six months’ base period, this order. tween customers who meet such person’s each civilian line quota ofrsuch manu (e) Exceptions to paragraphs (c) and regularly established prices, terms and facturer shall be diminished by its pro (d) above. The foregoing prohibitions credit requirements, or betweeh cus portionate part of such increase; and and restrictions of this order shall not tomers and his own consumption of said provided further, That to the extent that apply to: footwear. Reduction in sales or deliver a manufacturer’s production of military (1) Footwear made wholly without ies proportionate with any curtailment in footwear during the six months’ period leather except for leather top lifts if used. supply available for nonmilitary use shall ending September 1, 1945 increases over This exemption shall extend only to not constitute a discriminatory cut. his military production during the six paragraph (c). (5) With respect to: months’ period ending March 1, 1945, he (2) Special types of footwear made for (i) Footwear especially designed for may deduct the increased pairage of the physically deformed or maimed.. the physically maimed and deformed; military footwear from any civilian line (3) Football, baseball, hockey, skating, (ii) Misses’ and children’s shoes (up to or lines of men’s dress or work shoes, or, bowling, track, and ski shoes and other and including size 3) ; in the event that he does not have suffi similar footwear designed for.use in ac (iii) Infants’ shoes; and cient quota in men’s dress or work shoes, tive participation in sports which require (iv) Youths’ and boys’ shoes (up to he may deduct the remaining pairage specially constructed footwear for such and including size 6) ; no manufacturer from his quota on any civilian line or use. This does not include golf shoes? shall accept delivery of any upper leather lines of youths’ and boys’ shoes. (4) Footwear forming part of histori or lining leather reserved by tanners for (2) No person shall manufacture any cal or other costumes for theatrical pro such footwear pursuant to Conservation line of footwear (except military foot ductions. Order M-310 or directions issued there wear) not manufactured by him in his (5) Infants’ footwear up to and includ under if his supply of leather suitable for six months’ base period. ing size 4, except that this exemption such footwear and obtained on certifi (3) Exceptions to paragraphs (i) (1) shall not extend to paragraph (c) (7). cate pursuant to such direction shall and (i) (2). (i) A lower priced line of (6) Footwear made wholly or primarily thereby become larger than a 30-days’ the same type of civilian footwear may of shearlings provided no other leather is inventory. A 30-days’ inventory shall be be substituted in whole, or in part for used in their manufacture. deemed to be the quantity of leather ac a higher priced line. (e-1) Restrictions on the manufacture tually used for the production of shoes (ii) The unused quota of any higher of safety shoes. No person shall manu of these types during the preceding cal priced line may be added to the quota of FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8971 a lower priced line of the same type of components, facilities or labor needed duction against the quota for that line or civilian footwear. for war purposes, and will not otherwise those lines, if any. In the event that Provided he does not add a greater adversely affect or interfere with pro there is no quota in a line in which such percentage of his unused quota than that duction for war or essential civilian pur shoes are being produced, or that the set forth in the table below, any person poses. Authorization will not be de number of pairs in the quota for that line may add the unused portion of his ci pendent upon the applicant’s having been does not equal the number of all-over vilian line quota, or quotas, of men’s engaged in the production of shoes dur genuine reptile (including frog) shoes dress or women’s and growing girls' ing the base period. produced, the number of such shoes pro shoes to his quotas of the types shown Application for such authorization duced must be counted as production in the following schedule up to a maxi shall be made by letter, describing fully against the quota for that line, if any, mum of six times the amount actually the footwear manufactured or proposed and for the next lower lines in descend transferred pursuant to this paragraph to be manufactured, listing in detail all ing order as to price as far as is neces (i) (3) (ii) during the month of March, the materials to be used, and stating the sary, and exhausting the quota of each 1945: pairs desired to be made in each price line before proceeding to the next lower Percentage of range, the source of the manpower that line. Records must be kept of the num Type: unused quota will be required, whether production will ber of all-over genuine reptile shoes pro Men’s work shoes------115 be reduced in any other line or lines, and duced in each line. Youths’ and boys’ shoes------125 (4) The period selected by any person Misses’ and children’s shoes______125 all other facts pertaining to the applica Infants’ sh oes______i____ 125 tion. All applications shall be accom as his six months’ base period shall ap panied by an original and three copies ply to all lines and may not be subse In no event shall any unused quota be of Form WPB-3820. Authorization of quently changed. After July 11, 1944, added to a higher priced line. production of new lines under this para lines manufactured by any person in his (iii) A person may exceed his civilian graph will be made only with the condi six months’ base period as previously line quota for any line of women’s safety tion that production may not begin until filed with the War Production Board shoes if a pairage equal to such excess evidence is furnished of conformity with may not be revised, except to bring them is deducted from some other line or lines applicable Office of Price Administration into conformity with this order. of footwear. regulations. (j) Appeals, Any appeal from the pro (iv) During any six months’ period, The War Production Board will issue visions of this order shall be made by beginning March 1 or September 1 in footwear manufacturers’* quota numbers filing a letter in triplicate, referring to any year, a manufacturer whose total for quotas authorized* by the War Pro the particular provision appealed from production for the period will be less duction Board or established because of and stating fully the grounds of the than $250,000 (based on wholesale value) base period production. appeal. is not subject to paragraph (i) (1), pro Production in new price lines, or in (k) Records. All persons affected by vided that no new higher priced lines creased production in established lines, this order shall keep and preserve rec are added and provided the manufac may be granted by the War Production ords concerning their operations in ac turer does not exceed his aggregate pro Board to cover production of civilian cordance with § 944.15 of Priorities Reg duction in pairs during his six months' footwear purchased by or on behalf of ulation 1. base period by more than 50%. The ex United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation (l) Reports. All persons affected by emption in this paragraph shall not ap Administration or any other agency for this order shall file such reports and ply to a manufacturers affiliated, as a foreign relief purposes. questionnaires as may be requested by subsidiary or otherwise with another or (vii) Manufacturers qualifying for an the War Production Board subject to the others. This paragraph shall not au increase in price on footwear with non approval of the Bureau of the Budget in thorize any • manufacturer to increase marking synthetic rubber soles, or soles accordance with the Federal Reports Act his production by more than 50% in any and heels, under Order No. 13 under of 1942. line consisting of less than 50 pairs or § 1499.3 (e) (3) of General Maximum (m) Communications. All reports re 2% of his total production of that type Price Regulations,, issued by the Office of quired to be filed hereunder, and all com of footwear (whichever is greater) dur Price Administration, may disregard ing the base period. such increase for the purposes of this munications concerning this order, shall, (v) Paragraphs (i) (1) and (i) (2) paragraph (i). However, where the in unless otherwise directed, be addressed shall not apply to footwear for the phys crease results in production of shoes in to: War Production Board, Textile, ically maimed or deformed on a custom- a higher price line, the number of pairs Clothing and Leather Bureau, Washing made basis and not for stock, to wood sole so produced shall be reported separately ton 25, D. C., Ref.: M-217. clogs utilizing no leather, or to shearling on the manufacturer’s production report (n) Violations. Any person who wil house slippers utilizing no other leather. at the actual price, as indicated in the fully violates any provision of this order, A person making infants’ non-leather revised directions to said form. or who, in connection with this order, shoes in sizes 0 to 4 inclusive, infants’ (viii) Where a manufacturer pro wilfully conceals a material fact or fur shoes in sizes 4 ^ to 8, inclusive, misses’ duced in his base period a line of nishes false information to any depart and children’s shoes and youths’ and misses’ and children’s footwear of less boys’ shoes, who has filed a letter of in than 50 pair or 2% of his total production ment or agency of the United States is tention to take advantage of the excep of that type, he may increase his produc guilty of a crime, and upon conviction tion applying to those types of shoes be tion of this line in any six months’ period may be punished by fine or imprison fore" May 1, 1945 is permitted to take to not more than six times his lawful pro ment; In addition, any such person may advantage of this exception only if his duction of the line in January, 1945, be prohibited from making or obtaining letter of intention was acknowledged by Provided, That, he deducts the produc further deliveries of, or from processing the War Production Board prior to May tion in excess of 125% of his base period or using, material under priority control 16, 1945. production in this line from his other and may be deprived of priorities assist (vi) The War Production Board may lines of misses’ and children’s shoes. ance. authorize transfers of quotas of footwear (ix) Any person with an established from one line or type to any other line quota or quotas for the production of Issued this 19th day of July 1945. or type and new or additional production women’s and growing girls’ shoes may W ar P roduction B oard, in each line or type. It will in gen produce up to 10% of his aggregate quota By J. J oseph W helan, eral be the policy of the War Production or quotas in women’s all-over genuine Recording Secretary. Board to authorize new or additional reptile (including frog) shoes in any line Appendix A j Superseded Nov. 9,1944. production in lines of which there is a or lines at a net wholesale price of $4.50 critical civilian shortage or lines of rea per pair or less, provided that the num Schedule I—Specifications for Soles sonably durable footwear where such ber of pairs of shoes produced under this Abrasion. The material shall have a resist production will not require materials, paragraph (i) (3) (ix) is counted as pro* ance to abrasion of not less than 4000 revo- No. 144------4 8972 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 lutions to abrade 50% of the thickness of the P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and (e) Priorities assistance for compo material, when tested on the type of machine Leather used by and following the procedure of the nent parts. Persons applying for pri National Bureau of Standards. The material [Conservation Order M-328B, Schedule F] orities assistance under this schedule may be tested on any other abrasive testing may apply for sewing thread, over machine, using an appropriate number of SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR WORK GLOVES edging yarn No. 10, (2-ply), and twine, abrasive strokes of revolutions to give abra § 3290.120f Schedule F to Order AT— (10-ply), cotton in quantities needed for sive action equivalent to the above. 328B—(a) Explanation. This schedule incorporation into the number of units Crackiness. The material shall not crack, states the special rules in addition to for which priorities assistance is request after conditioning for 4 hours, at 82° F. and ed. Applications shall be made on Form testing at that temperature, when bent 180s those set forth in Order M-328B for over a 3-inch mandrel. The material shall manufacturers of work gloves to get an WPR-2842 filed with the Textile, Cloth not crack, after aging for 48 hours at 120° AA-2x preference rating for fabric to ing and Leather Bureau, War Production F. ± 2 s F. and reconditioning at 65 per cent make the items listed in this schedule. Board, Washington 25, D. C. Such ap ± 2 per cent relative humidity and 120° F. ± (b) Definitions. For the purpose of plications will be approved to the extent' 2° F. when bent 180° over a 3-inch mandrel. this schedule: of available materials and to the extent Tackiness. The material shall not become (1) “Work gloves” means any gloves that allocations are made for the pro tacky or flow when subjected to a tempera or mittens of the types and meeting the duction of items. ture of 120° F. ± 2s F. for 4 hours. (f) Style provisions for base period Stitch tear. Material which is used for specifications listed in Schedules A and stitched soles shall have a stitch tear strength B of Order M-375 and designed for wear manufacturers. Base period manufac of not less than 30 pounds when tested dry, by men, women or children while en turers who are granted ratings under and not less than 25 pounds when tested gaged in their occupations, and custo this schedule must make (subject to immediately after soaking in water for 4 marily sold as work gloves. Order M-375) each style of work glove hours. When the outsole is cemented se (2) “Base period” means the third that they made in the first quarter of curely to a backer or midsole, the test shall calendar quarter of 1943. 1945 under the following rule: The pro be made of the combined assembly. (c) Special requirements for priorities duction of each style of each item made Effect of water. After submerging in water assistance. (1) Three copies of Form in any quarter must not vary more or at 75° F. ± 2° F. for 4 hours, the material WPB-3732 (Revised) should be filed in less than 10 percent from the proportion shall not show visual evidence of delamina accordance with the rules stated in para of that style of work glove to the total tion or separation and shall not show an graph (c) of Order M-328B, except that quantity of all styles of work gloves made Increase in thickness of more than 20 per for the third quarter of 1945 the applica in the first quarter of 1945. This rule cent. tions must be postmarked by July 31, does not apply to hot mill and 2-thumb I nterpretation 1 1945. husking gloves and mittens, which may The word “manufacture” in line two of (2) A base period manufacturer who be made to the full extent of a manu paragraph (c) (1) of § 3290.191 (Conserva files Form WPB-3732 (Revised) for the facturer’s capacity. These styles should tion Order M-217), refers to the operation third calendar quarter of 1945 by July also be excluded in making the compu whereby the features mentioned in subdivi 31, 1945, may, as soon as he files his ap tations stated above for other styles. sions (i) to (xvll), inclusive, of said para plication, apply an AA-2x rating for the (g) Special inventory rule. Manu graph became a part of the footwear. purchase of fabric for delivery in that facturers who use ratings assigned under Illustration: Subdivision (iv) refers to full quarter for incorporation into the items this schedule are subject to the inven overlaid tips or full overlaid foxings except for which application is made. He may tory provisions of paragraph (f) (4) of on work shoes. The order prohibits the do so however only for an item he made Order M-328B except that a 60-day in placing of full overlay tips or full overlay in the base period, and the yardage for ventory limit applies instead of a 45-day foxings on dress shoes after October 81,1942. which he applies this rating, plus any one. But it does not prohibit the completion of yardage for which he has applied ratings (h) Notification of unused allocations„ the shoe if an overlaid tip or an overlaid for delivery in the third quarter of 1945 A person who finds that for any reason foxing has been affixed prior to said date under Order M-317A as amended May (such as increases in Army or Navy con (Issued October 6, 1942.) 10, 1945, and Direction 16 to Order M- tracts)^ he will not place rated orders to I nterpretation 2 317, may not exceed 70 percent of the the extent authorized on Form WPB- 3732 (Revised) for a particular calendar FOOTWEAR yardage of material used in the manu facture of work gloves during the first quarter, or will cancel rated orders he The reference to “leather outsoles or out quarter of 1945. In addition, all fabric has placed, must promptly write a letter side leather taps,” in paragraph (c) (8) of purchased under this paragraph and un giving notice to the Textile, Clothing and S 8290.191 Conservation Order M-217 desig der the provisions of M-317A and Direc Leather Bureau of the War Production nates outsoles and outside taps the wearing tion 16 to M-317 shall be deducted by Board showing the reference number on qualities of which are derived primarily from the manufacturer from the total quan his authorization. Letters must specify leather. For example: An outsole composed tity for which priorities assistance is the quantity and kind of fabric in the primarily of leather but having a paper ultimately granted on Form WPB-3732 same terms in which the authorization coating would constitute a “leather outsole,” (Revised). If the applicant does not ul was made. since, presumably the paper would soon dis timately receive a grant of the entire (i) Provisions in case of govern appear and the wearing quality of the sole quantity thus rated, he shall upon noti mental cut-backs. At any time during would rest primarily upon the leather. fication of his grant by the War Produc any calendar quarter a manufacturer On the other hand, if a sole of durable who has received cancellations or cut substitute material were cemented on a thin tion Board, immediately cancel orders for any undelivered quantities which are backs on military contracts or orders leather sole so that the substitute material placed by an agency of the United States received the wear the leather sole would con in excess of his grant. Government, or who during the quarter stitute a midsole rather than an outsole. (3) Manufacturers who did not make has production facilities made available, Similarly a wooden sole having a leather in the base period an item applied for on may apply to the War Production Board heel Insert to provide nonskid and sound Form WPB-3732 (Revised) may not use on Form WPB-3732 (Revised) for proofing features is not a “leather outsole,". any preference ratings assigned under priorities assistance to manufacture because the wear of the shoe is derived mainly this schedule for that item until the War from the wooden portion of the sole. (Issued items listed in this schedule, provided Oct. 18, 1943.) Production Board has assigned them a that these items are to be made in con rated quota on that form. formity with Schedules A and B of I nterpretation 3 : Revoked August 26,1944. (d) Certain ratings extendible to get Order M-375. Such applications will be I nterpretation 4: Revoked May 1, 1945. yarn. Producers who deliver knit wrist approved to the extent of available tubing, knit jersey material 8 oz. or materials and the need for additional I nterpretation 5: Revoked June 14, 1945. production of the items applied for. I nterpretation 6: Superseded Nov. 9, 1944. heavier or knit lining for work gloves on orders bearing ratings assigned under Issued this 17th day of July 1945. I nterpretation 7: Superseded Nov. 9, 1944. this schedule may extend those ratings W ar P roduction B oard, [F. R. Doc. 45-13091; Filed, July 19, 1945; to get yarn in the manner explained in By J. J oseph W helan, 11:45 a. m.] Priorities Regulation 3 and Order M-328. Recording Secretary. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8973 Deliveries to or for United States Army, Item . Item column Fabric column Navy, Maritime Commission or War Ship No. ping Administration, and deliveries to Canada, other than on orders referred to i Canton flannel gloves and mittens (23) Flannel mitten, white, brown and colored stripe. (including hot mill gloves and husk (23) Flannel, lining. in subdivision (iv), are not exports for ing gloves or mittens). (28) Ticking, 6)4 to 8 oz. the purpose of this order. Knit tubing. (12) Osnaburg. (e) (1) No preference rating applied or (l4a) Sheeting, medium, Class C. assigned in connection with any export (l6c) Twill (other than 3-leaf). (14c) Sheeting, soft-filled. order as defined in paragraph (d) (4) (17) Print cloth, less than 80 sley. shall be valid, used, or given any effect (16a) Drill. unless the preference rating is applied 2 Canton flannel, hot mill gloves. Same as Item No. 1. 3 Canton flannel, tworthumb husking (23) Flannel mitten knit tubing. and extended as provided in Priorities gloves and mittens. Regulation 3 and, in addition, substan 4 Leather combination gloves and mit Same as Item No. 1, tens. tially one of the following notations 5 Jersey gloves and mittens. K nit Jersey, 8-9-10 and 13 oz. weights. (whichever is appropriate) is placed on Lining, and 6 oz. Knit tubing. the order: (1) The goods hereby ordered will be ex [F. R. Doc.- 45-12999; Filed, July 17, 1945; 4:47 p. m.J ported (or will be incorporated in materials to be exported) under export license No_____ (fill in) issued by Foreign Economic Administration. P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and (over 24 inches in width) made from con (ii) The goods hereby ordered will be ex Leather tinuous filament viscose yarn, cupram- ported (or will be incorporated in materials monium yarn or cellulose acetate yarn, to be exported) under release certificate No. [General Conservation Order M-356, as _____ issued by or pursuant to the authority Amended July 19, 1945] from viscose or acetate staple fiber, or (fill in) from combinations or blends containing of Foreign Economic Administration. SYNTHETIC FIBERS, YARNS AND FABRICS more than 50 per cent by weight of any (iii) The goods hereby ordered are (or will The fulfillment of requirements for the such synthetic yarns. The term shall not be incorporated in material that is) the sub defense of the United States has created include velvets, plushes, and other pile ject of United States Treasury Procurement shortages in the supplies of synthetic fabrics, upholstery, drapery and tapestry Division Contract N o.______fabrics, and jacquard woven fabrics. (fill in) fibers, yarns and fabrics for defense, for (iv) The goods hereby ordered will be de private account and for export; and the (2) “Fabric producer” means a person livered to or for the account of The Canadian following order is deemed necessary and who wove, or caused to be woven for him Commodity Pricey Stabilization Corporation. appropriate in the public interest and on commission, an average of more than to promote the national defense: 25,000 yards of rayon fabrics per week (When this is done the requirements during the three months’ period ending of M-328 are met, and it is unnecessary Nylon September 30,1943. Wherever the words to use any other notation.) § 3290.326 General Conservation Or “his total yardage production” or “pro (2) No person shall purchase, accept der M-356—(a,) Definitions. (1) “Nylon” duced by him” are used in paragraph delivery of, deliver or knowingly sell for means synthetic fiber-forming polymeric (g), they refer to the yardage of rayon delivery for export any rayon yarn or amides having a protein-like chemical fabrics manufactured for, as well as by, rayon fabric, without a preference rated structure, derivable from coal, air and the fabric producer. export order as defined in paragraph (d) lyater, or other substances, and char (3) “Procurement orders” mean orders '-(4}, except rags or pieces of fabric acterized by extreme toughness and for rayon fabrics placed by the Army or shorter than ten yards. strength and the peculiar ability to be Navy of the United States (including (f) Establishment of export quotas for formed into fibers (yarns and fabrics) military exchanges and service depart fine rayon yarn. (1) An export quota and into various shapes, such as bristles, ments when the order bears the appro system is hereby established for the sheets, etc. “Nylon” also means fibers, priate endorsement referred to in para producers of fine rayon yarn as de yarn, thread and fabrics made of nylon. graph (c) of Priority Regulation 17), the fined in General Preference Order M-37- (2) “Nylon waste” means waste, noils Maritime Commission or War Shipping d. Such export quotas will be estab and garnetted or reclaimed fibers (in Administration. lished from time to time by the War cluding scraps and clippings, generated (4) “Export orders” means, with re Production Board within which quotas in the manufacture of thread, fabrics, spect to fine rayon yarns as defined in the Foreign Economic Administration rope, braiding or other material contain General Preference Order M-37-d, orders will be authorized to assign preference ing nylon) the total nylon content of bearing a preference rating of AA-3 or ratings. Until further notice from the which is 95% or more by weight. higher, and with respect to rayon fabrics, War Production Board, each producer of (b) Restrictions on w&ion. (1) No orders bearing a preference rating of fine rayon yarn shall, regardless of pref person shall sell or deliver nylon except AA-5 or higher, for material which is erence ratings, each day set aside an as specifically authorized in writing by covered by or the subject of one of the amount of such ykrn equal to the pro the War Production Board. following: duction of 5% of his active spindles pro (2) No person shall knowingly pur (i> An export license issued by Foreign ducing viscose or cuprammonium yarn chase, accept delivery or commercially Economic Administration. and 4% of his active spindles producing use nylon contrary to any restriction of (ii) A release certificate issued by or acetate yarn. The number of active the' War Production Board. pursuant to the authority of Foreign spindles producing high tenacity tire- (c) Restrictions on nylon waste. No Economic Administration in connection type rayon yarn shall not be included in person shall sell, purchase, deliver, ac with a program license of the Foreign computing the above percentages. The cept delivery, process or commercially Economic Administration. yarn thus set aside shall be known as use nylon waste except to recover nylon (iii) A United States Treasury Pro “export yarn,” and shall be set aside, as flake or for incorporation into products curement Division contract or requisi nearly as practicable, in such denier to fill orders of the United States Army, tion placed for Foreign Economic Ad sizes as will fill the producer’s orders on Navy, Maritime Commission, War Ship ministration. hand for such yarn at the time the pro ducer sets his production schedule. No ping Administration or Veteran’s Ad (iv) A purchase by The Canadian ministration. No person shall mix nylon producer of fine rayon yarn shall be com waste with any other waste material Commodity Prices Stabilization Corpora pelled to export or accept an order for tion. export of fine rayon yarn in excess of the having less than 95% nylon content by (V) An order from a manufacturer, who weight. export quota so established for him: Pro has accepted orders for garments or ma vided, That no such producer shall be Export of Fine Rayon Yarn and Rayon terials covered by export orders defined prohibited from exporting or accepting an Fabrics in subdivisions (i), (ii), (iii) above, for order for export of fine rayon yarn in (d) Definitions. (1) “Rayon fabrics” goods to be incorporated in such garments excess of such quota, unless specifically mean broad woven synthetic fabrics or materials. prohibited by the War Production Board. 8974 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 2945 (2) Disposition of export yam not said form. This reporting requirement P art 3292—Automotive V ehicles, P arts booked or delivered. All export yarn has been approved by the Bureau of the and E quipment set aside from the production of any Budget pursuant to the Federal Reports [Limitation Order L-331 as Amended July 19, one month, pursuant to the provisions Act of 1942. 1945] of paragraph (f) (1) and which has not (4) Violations. Any person who wil been delivered or booked during said fully violates any provision of this order, MOTORCYCLES month, shall be immediately available or who, in connection with this order, The fulfillment of requirements for the for sale to any person otherwise eli wilfully conceals a material fact or fur defense of the United States having cre gible to purchase such yarn. nishes false information to any depart ated a shortage in the supply of rubber, (3) [Deleted Feb. 8,1944] ment or agency of the United States is steel and other materials used in the (g) Establishment of export quota for guilty of a crime, and upon conviction production of motorcycles for defense, rayon fabrics. (1) An export quota may be punished by fine or imprison for private account and for export, the system is hereby established for rayon ment. In addition, any such person may following order is deemed necessary and fabrics. Pursuant to such system ex be prohibited from making or obtaining appropriate in the public interest and to port quotas will be fixed from time to further deliveries of, or from processing promote the national defense: time by the War Production Board. or using, material under priority control Until further notice from the War Pro and may be deprived of priorities assist § 3292.126 Limitation Order lr-331—(a) duction Board, each fabric producer must ance. Definitions. For the purposes of this accept and fill export orders for rayon order: (5) Communications. All reports re (1) “Motorcycle” means a complete fabrics until they aggregate for the cur quired to be filed hereunder and all com rent calendar quarter five per cent of two or three wheeled automotive vehicle, munications concerning this order shall, powered by an air-cooled internal com his total yardage production of rayon unless otherwise directed, be addressed bustion engine, having a piston displace fabrics (excluding yardage produced by to: War Production Board, Textile, ment of not less than fifty (50) cubic him to fill procurement orders) during Clothing and Leather Division, Wash the preceding calendar quarter. No fab ington 25, D. C., Reference: M-356. inches. (2) “Producer” means any individual, ric producer is required to accept or fill Issued this 19th day of July 1945. export orders for more than the estab partnership, association, corporation or other form of business enterprise en lished export quota, nor for more than W ar P roduction B oard, gaged in the manufacture or assembly of fifteen per cent of any particular con B y J. J oseph W helan, new motorcycles. struction of rayon fabrics produced by Recording Secretary. (3) “Agency” means the Foreign Eco him during the current calendar quar Interpretation 1 ter. However, he is not prohibited from nomic Administration (formerly, Office doing so, unless compliance with other ALL PRODUCERS OF RATON FABRICS REQUIRED TO of Economic Warfare and Office of Lend- orders or regulations of the War Pro REPORT Lease Administration), the Office of Ci Although “fabric producer" Is defined In vilian Requirements or the Canadian Di duction Board would forbid it. vision of the War Production Board. (2) Unfilled export quota to be carried paragraph (d) (2) to mean a person who wove or caused t'd be woven for him on (4) “Distributor” means any person over to next quarter. If a fabric pro commission an average of more than 25,000 not a producer whose business consists in ducer does not fill his entire export quota yards of rayon fabric per week during the whole or in part in the sale of motor- of rayon fabrics in any calendar quarter, three months’ period ending September 30, cycles. the unfilled portion shall be added to his 1943, paragraph (h) (3), the reports para (b) ’ [Deleted May 29, 1945.] quota for the next succeeding quarter. graph, refers to each producer of rayon (c) Restrictions on delivery of motor- The portion so carried over which is not fabrics regardless of the quantity he produces. cycles. Motorcycles may be delivered filled in such succeeding quarter may be Accordingly, all producers of rayon fabrics are required to report. (Issued May 25,1944.) only on orders for distribution through dropped. To illustrate: if the export an Agency and in one of the following quota of a fabric producer for the second [P. R. Doc. 45-13100; Filed, July 19, 1945; methods : quarter of 1944 is 100,000 yards and he 11:46 a. m.] (1) Motorcycles for export except to books or delivers only 75,000 yards during Canada. Motorcycles (i) to be ex that quarter, the remaining 25,000 yards ported to individuals, firms or corpora shall be added to his quota for the third tions, may be delivered by the producer quarter of 1944. If his quota for that P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and Leather only when he has been supplied with an quarter is also 100,000 yards, he is re export license issued by the Foreign Eco quired to accept and fill export orders [General Preference Order M-388, Direction 3, as Amended July 19, 1945] nomic Administration covering the aggregating 125,000 yards during the order; (ii) to be exported for Lend-Lease third quarter. Any part of the 25,000 FIXING PERCENTAGE ‘OF MANUFACTURER’S or UNRRA account may be delivered by yards not delivered during the third RATED QUOTA FOR DELIVERY IN THE THIRD the producer only on orders for Lend- quarter is thereafter free from the re QUARTER OF 1945 AND SUBSEQUENT CAL Lease or UNRRA account originating in strictions of this order. ENDAR QUARTERS the War Department or in the Procure Miscellaneous Provisions Direction 3 to General Preference Or ment Division of the Treasury and (h) Miscellaneous provisions — (1) der M-388 is amended to read as follows: which specify the country of destination. Applicability of regulations. This order As explained in paragraph (d) (2) of Gen (2) Motorcycles for police and other and all transactions affected thereby are eral Preference Order M-388, suppliers may civilian uses. Motorcycles for public or not deliver, and manufacturers may not ac private police usage or for other civilian subject to all applicable regulations of cept delivery, on M-388 ratings in any quota usages may be delivered to a consumer the War Production Board, and General period in excess of the percentage of the man by a producer or distributor only upon Conservation Order M-328, as amended ufacturers’ rated quota then in effect for that receipt by him of authorization from the from time to time. period. (2) Appeals. Any appeal from the The percentage for deliveries in the third War Production Board. Such author quarter of 1945 and .subsequent calendar ization shall be applied for by the pro provisions of this order shall be made ducer or distributor on form WPB-1319 by filing a letter in triplicate, referring quarters Is fixed until further notice as fol lows: and shall be filed with the Office of to the particular provision appealed Percent Civilian Requirements of the War from and stating fully the grounds of Cotton items. ______100 Production Board at Washington, in the appeal. Synthetic fibre items______loo accordance with instructions for the use (3) Reports. Each producer of rayon Wool item s______100 of the form available at all War Produc fabrics shall forward to the War Pro Issued this 19th day of July 1945. tion Board offices. duction Board each week a copy of every (3) Motorcycles for Canada. Motor export order accepted by him during the W ar P roduction B oard, cycles for individuals, firms or cor week. Each producer of rayon fabrics By J. J oseph W helan, porations located in Canada, or for the shall file with the War Production Board Recording Secretary. Canadian Government, may be de quarterly production reports on Form [P. R. Doc. 45^13093; Filed, July 19, 1945J livered to a consumer by a producer or WPB-658-C within the time specified on 11:45 a. m.] a distributor only upon receipt by him FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8975 of authorization from the War Pro any liabilities incurred for violation of posed delivery month. File separate sets duction Board. "Such authorization shall the section or of actions taken by the War of forms for anhydrous and pentahydrate be applied for by the producer or dis Production Board under the section. grades. Send three copies (one certified) to the War Production Board, Chemicals tributor on form WPB-1319 and shall Issued this 19th day of July 1945. be filed with the Canadian Division of Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M- the War Production Board at Washing W ar P roduction B oard, 300-106. The unit of measure is pounds. ton, in accordance with instructions for By J. J oseph W helan, In Table I, first in Column 1 list cus the use of the form available at all War Recording Secretary. tomers ordering more than 16,000 pounds anhydrous basis (27,500 pounds Production Board offices. No authoriza [F. R. Doc. 45-13097; Filed, July 19, 1945; tions under this paragraph will be ap 11:45 a. m.] pentahydrate basis) for delivery during proved by the Canadian Division or is the next bi-monthly allocation period, in sued by the War Production Board un Column la enter each use stated in the less the application on Form WPB-1319 certificate filed by each customer, and in is accompanied by the written approval P art 3293—Chemicals Column 4 specify quantity ordered by of the Motor Vehicle Controller of Can [General Allocation Order M-300, Schedule each customer for each use; second, ada. 106 as Amended July 19, 1945] specify in Column 1 “1600 to 16,000 pound orders” (2750 to 27,500 pound pentahy (d) Army and Navy exempted. The # SODIUM METASILICATE terms and restrictions of this order shall * drate basis), without specifying cus not apply to any motorcycle sold to or § 3293.1106 Schedule 106 to General tomers’ names, in Column la group the produced under, contracts or orders for Allocation Order M-300—(a) Definitions. end uses stated in the certificates filed delivery to or for the account of the (1) “Sodium metasilicate” means sodium with these orders, and in Column 4 Army or Navy of the United States, the silicate of the formula Na2Si03 in either specify the aggregate quantity ordered United States Maritime Commission or the anhydrous or hydrated form. for each use; third, specify in Column 1 the War Shipping Administration. (2) “Sub-distributor” means any per “1600 pounds or less orders (anhydrous (e) Violations. Any person who wil son who purchases sodium metasilicate basis)” or “2750 pound or less orders fully violates any provision of this order, for resale as such, but does not include (pentahydrate basis)”, without specify or who, in connection with this order, any person who purchases for resale di ing customers’ names, leave Column la wilfully conceals a material fact or rectly from a producer of sodium meta blank, and in Column 4 specify the aggre furnishes false information to any de silicate.' gate quantity ordered or expected to be partment or agency of the United States, (b) General provisions. (1) Sodium ordered. Fill in the other columns as is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction metasilicate is subject to the provisions indicated. If the applicant primary sup may be punished by fine or imprison of General Allocation Order M-300 as an plier is seeking authorization to use any ment. In addition, any such person part of his own production or stock of may be prohibited from making or ob Appendix B material. The initial allo- sodium metasilicate, hè shall apply as if taining further deliveries of, or from cation date is June 1, 1945, The alloca- the consuming part of his organization processing or using, materials under tion period is bi-monthly, beginning with had filed a purchase order and use cer priority control and may be deprived of June and July, 1945. The small order tificate with the production or distribu priorities assistance by the War Produc exemption without use certificate is 800 tion part of his organization (the actual tion Board. pounds anhydrous basis (1375 pounds filing of such an order and certificate is (f) Appeals. Any appeal from the not necessary). provisions of this order shall be made pentahydrate basis) per person per cal Fill in Table II. (Distributors need fill by filing a letter in triplicate with the endar month. in only Columns 8, 10, 12 and 13). In Automotive Division of the War Produc (2) Notwithstanding Order M-300, Column 10 specify (i) actual stocks on tion Board, Washington, D. C., referring paragraph (t), an authorization shall first day of current allocation period, and to the particular provision appealed terminate if delivery is postponed beyond (ii) the amount of authorizations ter from and stating fully the grounds for 5 days after the allocation period for any minated under paragraph (b) (2) above appeal. reason whatsoever. Suppliers must re by non-delivery within 5 days after the (g) Applicûbility of War Production port terminated authorizations in the preceding allocation period. Board regulations. This order and all manner set forth in paragraph (d). (e) Certified statements of use. Each transactions affected thereby are sub (c) Special provisions for sub-distrib person placing orders for delivery of ject to all applicable provisions of the utors. (1) Under this schedule sub-dis more than 1600 pounds anhydrous basis regulations of the War Production tributors are not subject to the provi (2750 pounds pentahydrate basis) of Board as amended from time to time sions of Order M-300 or of this schedule sodium metasilicate per bi-monthly allo except where otherwise stated. regarding “suppliers.” (h) Communications. All communi cation period in the aggregate from all (2) Each sub-distributor of sodium suppliers, shall furnish each supplier cations concerning this order shall, un metasilicate shall file certified statements less otherwise directed, be addressed to: with a certified statement of proposed of use with his purchase orders pursuant use, in the form prescribed in Appendix Automotive Division, War Production to paragraph (e) below, specifying the Board, Washington 25, D. C. ; Ref. : Order D of Order M-300. aggregate quantities required for each L-331. Primary product should be specified use by his customers (without naming as “Cleaning compound” or as other Issued this 19th day of July 1945. them ), and shall redeliver accordingly. specified product. End use should be W ar P roduction B oard, If unable to redeliver accordingly he shall specified as household, industrial metal, By J. J oseph W helan, not use or deliver the sodium metasili- dairy, other food facility (specify), Recording Secretary. cate except as specifically authorized in laundry, paper de-inking, pulp and paper, [F. R. Doc. 45-13101; Filed, July 19, 1945; writing by the War Production Board. or other specified use. Where the sodium 11:46 a. m.] Application may be made on Form WPB- metasilicate or the primary product is to 2947 as shown in paragraph (d) below. be delivered directly to the Armed Serv ices, or for export, or for Lend-Lease, (3) A sub-distributor who delivers on P art 3293—Chemicals specify “Armed Services”, or “Export”, uncertified exempt small orders shall or “Lend-Lease”, as the end use, without [General Allocation Order M-300, Revocation specify on his own certificate what he further end use description. Proposed of Schedule 57] believes his small order customers’ uses use may also be specified as “for resale CHLORINATED PARAFFINS to be, and shall be responsible only for on further authorization” (when pur a known misstatement. chasing directly from a producer), or Section 3293.1057 Schedule 57 to Gen (d) Suppliers’ applications on WPB- eral Allocation Order M-300, and all au “for export” (specify destination and ex thorizations and directions issued under 2947. Each supplier seeking authoriza port license or requisition number). that section, are hereby revoked, the rev tion to use or deliver shall file application (f) One-time use report. (1) On or ocation to become effective August 1, on Form WPB-2947. Filing date is the before the 15th day of the month preced 1945. This revocation does not affect 15th day of the month before the pro ing the first allocation period for which 8976 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 a person seeks for use or resale more than subject to all applicable orders and regu P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices 16,000 pounds anhydrous basis (27,500 lations of the War Production Board. [SR 14K, Arndt. 1] pounds pentahydrate basis) of sodium Issued this 19th day of July 1945. MODIFICATIONS OF MAXIMUM PRICES ESTAB metasilicate, he shall file one certified LISHED BY GENERAL MAXIMUM PRICES W ar P roduction B oard, copy of a one-time use report on Form REGULATION FOR CERTAIN MACHINERY AND WPB-3442 with War Production Board, B y J. J oseph W helan, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M-300-106. Recording Secretary. PARTS Another copy should be retained. [P. R. Doc. 45-13095; Piled, July 19, 1945; A statement of the considerations in (2) In space (1) of the heading speci 11:45 a.m.] volved in the issuance of this amend fy “Sodium metasilicate”, in space (2) ment has been issued Simultaneously specify “pounds” and in space (3) speci herewith and filed with the Division of fy “M-300-106”. Fill in the other spaces the Federal Register. of the heading as indicated. Fill in sec Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration Section 1.2 is revoked. tion I as follows: Fill in Column (a) as This amendment shall become effec P art 1305—Administration indicated. In Column (b) specify the tive July 18, 1945. grade of sodium metasilicate reported in [Supp. Order 123] Issued this 18th day of July 1945. terms of degree of hydration, such as SUSPENSION PROM PRICE. CONTROL OF AIR “anhydrous” or “pentahydrate”. In the CRAFT AND CERTAIN AIRCRAFT PARTS J ames G. R ogers, Jr., heading of Columns (c), (d), (e) and Acting Administrator. (f), specify 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters, A statement to accompany this, sup 1944, and 1st quarter, 1945 respectively, plementary order 123 has been issued [P. R. Doc. 45-13061; Piled, July 18, 1945; and fill in these columns accordingly. simultaneously herewith and filed with 4:45 p. m.] Do not fill in section II. the Division of the Federal Register. (g) Budget Bureau approval. The For the reasons set forth In that state above reporting requirements have been ment, and under the authority vested in P art 1300—P rocedure approved by the Bureau of the Budget the Price Administrator by the Emer [Procedural Reg. 12, 'Amdt. 9] in accordance with the Federal Reports gency Price Control Act of 1942, as Act of 1942. amended, and Executive Orders 9250 and REPLACEMENT OF LOST, STOLEN, DESTROYED, (h) Communications to War Produc 9328, it is ordered: MUTILATED OR WRONGFULLY WITHHELD tion Board. Communications concern § 1305.151 Suspension from price RATION BOOKS OR COUPON SHEETS ing this schedule shall be addressed to: control of aircraft and certain aircraft A new § 1300.956 (d) is added to read War Production Board, Chemicals Bu parts. Notwithstanding the provisions as follows: reau, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M-300- of any regulation or order issued by the 106: Office of Price Administration, price con (d) If an applicant is eligible to re ceive a War Ration Book No. 3 under Issued this 19th day of July 1945. trol is suspended with respect to all sales and deliveries by any person of aircraft this regulation and the Board does not W ar P roduction B oard, and parts specifically designed and sold have any War Ration Books No. 3, the B y J. J oseph W helan, for the production or repair of aircraft. Board shall issue, instead, special shoe Ilecording Secretary. The term “aircraft” includes heavier and stamps, one more in number than the lighter than air craft. This suspension number of valid shoe stamps that the ap [P. R. Doc. 45-13098; Piled, July 19, 1945; plicant would have been eligible to re 11:46 a. m.] does not apply to parts whose end use cannot be determined by the seller. ceive in that book. (The additional As used in this supplementary order, stamp is in place of the shoe stamp in the term “part” means any product War Ration Book No. 3 being validated effective August 1, 1945.) The Board P art 3293—Chemicals upon which further fabrication need not be performed before its incorporation will mark the special shoe stamp or [General Allocation Order M-300, Revocation into the aircraft or into a subassembly stamps “no book.” of Schedule 109] of the aircraft. Accordingly, the sus This amendment shall -become effec pension granted by this order does not tive July 23, 1945. PYRIDINE apply to lumber requiring further fabri Section 3293.1109 Schedule 109 to cation.. This suspension also does not Issued this 19th day of July 1945. General Allocation Order M-300, and all apply to the following: J ames G. R ogers, Jr., authorizations and directions issued un (a) Airplane tires and tubes. Acting Administrator. der that section, are hereby revoked, the (b) Die castings covered by Maximum [F. R. Doc. 45-13113; Filed, July 19, 1945; revocation t© become effective August 1, Price Regulation 377 (Die Castings). 11:39 a. ml.] 1945. This revocation does not affect (c) Iron and steel castings covered by any liabilities incurred for violation of Revised Price Schedule 48 (Steel Castings the section or of actions taken by the and Railroad Specialties), Maximum War Production Board under the section. Price Regulation 214 (High Alloy Cast P art 1305—Administration ings), Maximum Price Regulation 235 [Gen. RO 12,1 Amdt. 9] Issued this 19th day of July 1945. (Manganese Steel Castings and Manga WAR RATION BOOK 3 W ar P roduction B oard, nese Steel Castings Products), Maximum B y J. J oseph W helan, Price Regulation 241 * (Malleable Iron A rationale accompanying this amend Recording Secretary. Castings), or Maximum Price Regulation ment, issued simultaneously herewith, [F. R. Doc. 45-13099; Piled, July 19, 1945; 244 (Gray Iron Castings). has been filed with the Division of the 11:46 a. m.] (d) Non-ferrous castings covered by Federal Register. Revised Maximum Price Regulation 125 General Ration Order No. 12 is (Non-Ferrous Foundry Products). amended in the following respects: (e) Plywood (except that molded spe 1. Section 1 is amended to read as fol cifically for airplanes). P art 3294—I ron and S teel P roduction lows: This order shall become effective July S ection 1. War Ration Book No. 3. (a) [General Preference Order M-21, Revocation 18, 1945. of Direction 2] War Ration Book No. 3 (OPA Form No. Issued this 18th day of July 1945. R-130) may be used to get rationed com modities designated by the Office of Price Direction 2 to General Preference Or J ames G. R ogers, Jr., der M-21 is hereby revoked. This revo Acting Administrator. Administration. A War Ration Book No. cation does not affect any liabilities incurred under the direction. The de [P. R. Doc. 45-13062; Piled, July 18, 1945; *8 F.R. 7453, 11514, 17183; 9 F.R. 6504, 9355, livery and use of stainless steel remain 4:45 p. m.] 10706, 11760; 10 PR . 3197. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8977 3 (or a special shoe stamp issued under United States or a civilian American re This amendment shall become effec the provisions of this order), even after patriate from enemy prison camps) who tive July 23, 1945. it has been issued to any person, still re- is eligible under the provisions of this Not®: All reporting and record-keeping re inains the property of the United States, section. If special shoe stamps are be quirements of this amendment have ‘been arid may be used by such person only in ing issued before August 1, 1945, under approved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac a way permitted by the Office of Price the provisions of section 3 (e) to appli cordance with, the Federal Reports Act of Administration.« cants who have been discharged from 1942. 2. Section 3 is revoked. the armed forces of the United States Issued this 19th day of July 1945. 3. Section 4 is renumbered section 3 or to civilian American repatriates from enemy prison camps (where prior ap J ames G. R ogers, Jr., and a new paragraph (e) is added to read w Acting Administrator. as follows: proval has been granted by the Deputy Administrator for Rationing) the Board [F. R. Doc. 45-13114; Filed, July 19, 1945; (e) On and after August 1, 1945, or at shall issue thre'e special shoe stamps to 11:40 a. m.] an earlier date if the Board does not such applicants. (The extra special have a sufficient supply of War Ration shoe stamp which is to be issued under Books No. 3 to cover its issuance require the provisions of this paragraph, if ap ments, a War Ration Book No. 3 shall no P art 1305*- A dministration plication and issuance are made between [Gen. RO 14,1 Amdt. 4] longer be issued but special shoe stamps the effective date of this amendment and in lieu thereof shall be issued under the August 1, 1945, is instead of the shoe WAR RATION BOOK POUR provisions of Section 5. stamp in War Ration Book No. 3 which A rationale accompanying this amend 4. Section 5 is renumbered section 4 is being validated on August 1, 1945.) ment, issued simultaneously herewith, and is amended by adding a new para 6. Section 8 (d) is amended to read as has been filed with the Division of the graph (d) to read as follows: follows: Federal Register. (d) Before issuing a special shoe (d) Any person who has surrendered Section 8 (a) (3) is amended to read stamp to any person under the provisions his War Ration Book No. 3 pursuant to as follows: of this order, the Board shall write the paragraph (c) of this section, may apply (3) Notwithstanding any other pro words “No book” on such stamp. for .reissuance of the book through July visions of this order, War Ration Book 5. A new section 5 is added to read as 31, 1945 in accordance with the proce No. 3 need not be submitted when an ap follows: dure prescribed by section 3, if his status plication for War Ration Book Four is changes so that the conditions which re filed by any person. S ec. 5. Application after August 1, 1945. (a) On and after August 1, 1945, quired the surrender of the book no This amendment shall become effec application may be made on OPA Form longer exist. If, under the conditions of tive July 23, 1945. R-129 by, or on behalf of any person who section 3 (e), special shoe stamps are Issued this 19th day of July 1945. being issued by the Board instead of War is eligible for but who has not received Ration Books No. 3 before August 1,1945, J ames G. R ogers, Jr., a War Ration Book No. 3 or a special application and issuance shall be made Acting Administrator. shoe stamp in lieu thereof. The appli in accordance with the procedure pre [F. R. Doc. 45-13115; Filed, July 19, 1945; cant, or his agent, must present the scribed by section 5. 11:40 a. m.] application in person at the War Price 7. Section 8 (e) is amended by adding and Rationing Board for the place where a sentence to read as follows: “On and the applicant lives or at any other Board after August 1, 1945, the Board, in ac P art 1316—Cotton T extiles designated by the Office of Price Admin cordance with the provisions of section [MPR 11,8 Amdt. 25] istration. Only one application may be 4, shall issue two special shoe stamps in made for all members of a family unit exchange for the War Ration Book No. FINE COTTON GOODS who are eligible for but who have not 3 which was originally issued to the ap A statement of the considerations in received a War Ration Book No. 3, or a plicant. If the Board, under the condi volved in the issuance of this amendment special shoe stamp in lieu thereof, but tions prescribed by section 3 (e), is issu has been issued simultaneously herewith only one member of the family unit need ing special shoe stamps instead of War and filed with the Division of the Federal apply in person at the Board, and if there Ration Books No. 3 before August 1,1945, Rs^istcr. is no adult member, the oldest member of and application and issuance are made Exception (i) to I 1316.3 (b) (1) is the family unit or a responsible adult under the provisions of this section be amended to read as follows: may appear. The applicant must fill out fore August 1,1945, the Board shall issue all the information called for by the three special shoe stamps' in exchange (i) Grey goods delivered pursuant to form. - k for the War Ration Book No. 3 which contracts entered into during the period (b) If the Board finds that a person was originally issued to the applicant.” beginning April 16, 1945 and ending De named in the application is eligible for 8. Section 9 is amended by inserting cember 31, 1945 for use by prime con but has not received a War Ration Book (a) at the beginning of the text and a tractors in fulfilling contracts entered No. 3, or a special shoe stamp in lieu new paragraph (b) is added to read as into with the War Department calling thereof, it shall issue a special shoe stamp follows: for delivery of any of the finished fabrics, to him. However, if the applicant, who or of moisture vapor-proof wrapping ma is'eligible under the provisions of this (b) A special shoe stamp, issued under terial made in part of the marquisettes, section, has been discharged from the the provisions of this order, may not be designated in Schedule A of Direction armed forces of the United States, the replaced under the provisions of Pro- No. 11, issued March 17, 1945 (amended Board shall issue two special shoe stamps çedural Regulation No. 12. July 14, 1945) by the War Production to him. If prior approval has been 9. A new section 12 is added to read as Board under its General Conservation granted by the Deputy Administrator for follows: Order M-317. Rationing, the Board shall issue two This amendment shall become effec S ec. 12. Wherever reference made to special shoe stamps to any civilian Amer tive July 18,1945. ican repatriate from an enemy prison War Ration Book No. 3. (e,) Whenever camp who is eligible under the provisions special shoe stamps are being issued in Issued this 18th day of July 1945. of this section. stead of War Ration Books No. 3 under J ames G. R ogers, Jr., (c) If the Board, under the provisions the provisions of this order, the words Acting Administrator. of. section 3 (e), issues special shoe “War Ration Book No. 3” wherever used [F. R. Doc. 45-13057; Filed, July 18, 1945; stamps instead of War Ration Books in this order to refer to the eligibility for • 4:44 p. m.] No. 3 before August 1, 1945, it shall issue and the issuance of War Ration Book two special shoe stamps to any person No. 3, shall be deemed to refer to the 18 FJR. 14211, 9 F.R. 6504, 11761. (other than a person who has been dis eligibility for and issuance of special *9 F.R. 2661, 3557, 4879, 5162, 11531, 12020, charged from the armed forces of the shoe stamps. 13056, 14850; 10 F.R. 1141, 3090, 6307. / 8978 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 P art 1347— P aper, P aper P roducts, R aw which case the latter provisions shall 4. The former Appendix D is redesig M aterials for P aper and P aper P rod apply. nated as Appendix E and is amended to ucts, P rinting and P ublishing 3. A new Appendix D is added which read as follows: [MPR 450,1 Arndt. 7] reads as follows: Appendix E—Maximum Prices for Certain WRITING PAPERS AND CERTAIN OTHER FINE Appendix D—Maximum Prices for T ypes of Direct Sales PAPERS Blotting P apers (a) Notwithstanding anything contained A statement of the considerations in The following maximum base prices are in the Appendices A, B, C or D, any manu for standard weights, finishes and sizes for facturer who is making direct sales of any volved in the issuance of this amend of the papers covered by this regulation and ment, issued simultaneously herewith, white and light colors, packed in cartons or bundles, in quantities of one carton to 10,000 who performs services not generally per has been filed with the Division of the pounds, f. o. b. destination; except that in formed by manufacturers and who has con Federal Register. those cases where it was the customary prac sequently customarily charged higher prices Maximum Price Regulation 450 is tice for the particular manufacturer during upon such sales than upon sales to merchants, amended in the following respects: the period October 1, 1941 to March 1942 may determine his maximum price for such to omit the freight allowance for shipments sales under paragraph (b) below, Providing, 1. Section 4 (d) is amended by adding under 200 pounds or minimum bill of lad He has filed with the Office of Price Adminis to the list of three categories of “Writing ing charge he may continue to do so. tration in Washington, D. C., within thirty papers” and “certain other fine papers,” (a) Base prices per cwt. days from the date that this amendment be a new category as follows: “Blotting comes effective, a statement explaining to papers”. what extent he performs such services and W hite explaining his system of mark-ups with re 2. In section 15, the introductory Grade or light Deep Standard weights colors 19 x 24-500 spect to such direct sales. If a manufacturer paragraphs are amended to read as colors has rendered such services and charged such follows: higher prices only in particular areas or upon 100% rag blotting.. $15.60 S ec. 15. Introductory “pricing provU $17. éo 60-80-100-120-140 certain types of direct sales or to oertain No. 1 blotting_____ 14.50 16.50 60-80-100-120-140 types of direct purchasers, he shall set forth sions. This section states certain gen No. 2 blotting_____ 12.50 13.75 60-80-100-120-140 eral pricing provisions which the manu No. 3 blotting_____ 10.00 10.50 60-80-100-120-140 these customary practices in reasonable de Seed germ inating... 12.50 120 tail. Any information already on file with facturer must consider along with the Interleaving blot the Office of Price Administration may be in ting...... 17.50 20 appropriate specific pricing provisions of Offset pasted blot corporated into the statement by reference. Appendices A, B, C, D, E or F in order to ting...... 11.50 100-120-140 After filing this statement a manufacturer determine the maximum prices that he Enameled blotting. 11.50 100-120-140 .may determine his maximum price under Photographic blot paragraph (b) of this Appendix E for all may charge for the papers covered by ting...... 14.60 100-120-140 this regulation. Appendix A contains Halftone blotting... 10.00 10.50 100-120-140 direct sales covered by the statement, unless specific pricing provisions concerning and. until he is advised by the Office of Price rag content writing papers; Appendix B Administration in writing that all or part Related grades include but are not limited to offset of such sales must be priced under Appen concerns chemical woodpulp writing coated and tablet blotting papers. dices A, B, C or D. This paragraph. is not papers; Appendix C concerns unclassi 5. Appendix E is redesignated as Ap has been filed with the Division of the P art 1400—T extile F abrics: Cotton, pendix P. Federal Register. W ool, S ilk, S ynthetics and Admix This amendment shall become effec Maximum Price Regulation 578 is tures tive July 24, 1945. • amended in the following respects: [MPR 127,1 Amdt. 33] Issued this 19th day of July 1945. 1. Section 1 (a) (1) is amended by in FINISHED PIECE GOODS serting immediately following the word A statement of the considerations in J ames G. R ogers, Jr. “shrouds,” which is. the last word in sub Acting Administrator. volved in the issuance of this amend division (vii), two new subdivisions as ment has been issued simultaneously [P. R. Doc. 45-13111; Filed, July 19, 1945; follows : herewith and filed with the Division of 11:39 a. m.] (viii) Order M-328B (Schedule C), is the Federal Register. sued July 3, 1945. Maximum Price Regulation No. 127, in (ix) Order M-328B (Schedule D), is cluding Amendment No. 32, is amended sued July 6, 1945. in the following respect: P art 1378—Commodities op M ilitary 2. Section 1 (a) (2) (ii) is amended Section 1400.78a (a) (15) is amended S pecifications for W ar P rocurement to read as follows: A gencies by deleting the phrase “or (vii)” in the two places when it appears and inserting (15) Any of the finished fabrics desig [MPRrÏ571, Arndt. 19] in each place the phrase “(vii), (viii) or nated in Schedule A of Direction No. 11, SALES JVND FABRICATION OF TEXTILES, AP (ix).” issued March 17, 1945 (amended July 14, PAREL AND RELATED ARTICLES FOR MILITARY This amendment shall become effec 1945) by the War Production Board un PURPOSES tive July 23, 1945. der its General Conservation Order M- Issued this 18th day of July 1945. 317 when delivered to the War Depart A statement of the considerations in ment pursuant to prime contracts en volved in the issuance of this amend J ames G. R ogers, Jr., tered into during the period beginning ment has been issued simultaneously Acting Administrator. April 16, 1945 and ending December 31, herewith and filed with the Division of [F. R. Doc. 45-13063; Filed, July 18, 1945; 1945. the Federal Register. 4:45 p. m.] Section 1378.4 (e) is amended to read This amendment shall become effective as follows; July 18, 1945. (eb This Maximum Price Regulation P art 1400—T extile F abrics: Cotton, Issued this l8th day of July 1945. W ool, S ilk , S ynthetics and A dmix No. 157 and the General Maximum Price J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Regulation shall not apply to: tures Acting Administrator. (1) Any of the finished fabrics desig [MPR 118,1 Amdt. 34] nated in Schedule A of Direction No. 11, COTTON PRODUCTS [F. R. Doc. 45-13059; Filed, July 18, 1945; 4:44 p. m.] issued March 17, 1945 (amended July 14, A statement of the considerations in 1945) by the War Production Board un- volved in the issuance of this Amendment der its General Conservation Order has' been issued simultaneously herewith M-317 when sold and delivered to the and filed with the Division of the Federal P art 1418—T erritories and P ossessions War Department pursuant to prime con Register. [RMPR 373,2 Amdt. 7] tracts entered into during the period be Maximum Price Regulation No. 118 is ginning April 16, 1945 and ending De amended in the following respects: FISH AND MOLASSES IN HAWAII cember 31, 1945. (2) Grey goods sold and delivered pur 1. Section 1400.106 (b) (3) is added to A statement of the considerations in suant to contracts entered into during read as follows: volved in the issuance of this amend the period beginning April 16, 1945 and ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (3) Grey goods delivered pursuant to has been filed with the Division of the ending December 31, 1945 for use by contracts entered into during the period prime contractors in fulfilling contracts Federal Register. beginning July 14, 1945 and ending De Revised Maximum Price Regulation entered into with the War Department cember 31,1945 for use by prime contrac calling for delivery of any of the finished 373 (§1418.151) is amended in the fol tors in fulfilling contracts entered into lowing respects: fabrics, or of moisture vapor-proof wrap with the War Department calling for de ping material made in part, of the mar livery of any of the finished fabrics desig 1. Table A under Section 19 is amended quisettes, designated in Schedule A . of nated in Schedule A of Direction No. 11, by changing the items Aku (Tuna) and Direction No. 11, issued March 17, 1945 issued March 17, 1945 (amended July 14, Akule to read as follows: (amended July 14,1945) by the War Pro 1945) by the War Production Board un duction Board under its General Con der its Conservation Order M-317. Produc Whole Retailers' servation Order M-317. ers' maxi salers' maximum 2. Section 1400.106 (b) _(4) is added to m um maximum price This amendment shall become effec read as follows: price price tive July 18, 1945. ' (4) Any of the finished fabrics desig Aku (Tuna) except P e r lb. P e r lb. P e r lb. Issued this 18th day of July 1945. nated in Schedule A of Direction No. 11, Honolulu______$0.29- $0.32 $0.40 issued March 17,1945 (amended July 14, Akule except Hono J ames G. R ogers, Jr., lulu...... 29 .32 .40 Acting Administrator. 1945) by the War Production Board un der its General Conservation Order [F. R. Doc. 45-13060; Filed, July 18, 1945; M-317 when delivered to the War De and by adding one item following “Aku 4:44 p. m.] partment pursuant to prime contracts (Tuna)—except Honolulu” as follows: entered into during the period beginning Aku—Honolulu only____ .29 .33 .40 July 14, 1945 and ending December 31, 1945. and by adding one item following P art 1389—Apparel “Akule—except Honolulu” as follows: , [MPR 578,2 Amdt. 5] This amendment shall become effec tive July 18, 1945. Akule—Honolulu only 29 .33 .40 MAXIMUM PRICES FOR CERTAIN GARMENTS Issued this 18th day of July 1945. 2. Sqption 58 is amended to read as PRODUCED WITH. WAR PRODUCTION BOARD follows: PRIORITIES ASSISTANCE J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. Sec. 58 Maximum prices for molasses. A statement of the considerations in The maximum price for sales of molas- volved in the issuance of this amend [F. R. Doc. 45-13058; Filed, July 18, 1945; 4:44 p. m.] ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 1 9 F.R. 2464, 3031, 4029, 4879, 10088, 12020, 18 F.R. 12186,12934; 9 F.R. 401, 10088,10925, 12636, 13067, 14014; 10 F.R. 412, 2014, 3093, 19 F.R. 11059; 10 F.R. 776, 1910, 2014, 6307. 14211, 14383, 14676; 10 F.R. 705, 857, 1492, 4816, 6308. 210 F.R. 2388, 27ß6, 3052, 5794, 6960. 2025, 3875, 3134. 210 F.R. 6646, 7407, 7794, 7799, 8020, 8069. No. 144------5 8980 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July ¿0, 1945 ses produced from sugar cane for all pur scribing regulations governing the use, eral Communications Commission is re poses shall be $14.25 per ton, delivered control, supervision and closing of sta quested to study the possibilities for the at dock or customary shpiping point. tions and facilities for wire communica elimination of unnecessary circuits, fa The maximum price for sales of molasses tions; it is hereby ordered as follows: cilities an TITLE 43—PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. Notices [Docket No. G-646] Chapter I—General Land Office \ Canadian R iver G as Co. Appendix—Public Land Orders DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. NOTICE OF APPLICATION [Public Land Order 287] Office of the Secretary. J u ly 17, 1945. California [WLD 93] Notice is hereby given that on June N ew Y ork S tate E mployers Assn . 23, 1945, Canadian River Gas Company REVOKING IN PART EXECUTIVE ORDER 8865 (Applicant), a Delaware corporation filed AND OPENING LANDS UNDER APPLICABLE FINDING AS TO CONTRACT IN PROSECUTION its application for a certificate of public LAWS OF THE WAR convenience and necessity, pursuant to Correction In the matter of New York State Em section 7 of the Natural Gas Act, as ployers Association, Syracuse, New York; amended, for authority to construct and The date at the end of Federal Register Case No. S-2309. operate the following described facilities: document 45-12961, appearing at page Pursuant to section 2 (b) (3) of the (1) Two additional 600 h. p. gas en gine driven natural gas compressors and 8911 of the issue for Wednesday, July 18, War Labor Disputes Act (Pub. No. 89, 78th Cong.) and the directive of the including additional building, water cir 1945, should read “July 6, 1945.” President dated August 10, 1943, pub culating system, gas header connections, lished in the F ederal R egister August gas cooling equipment, 14, 1943, and (2) One 210 h. p. gas engine driven Having been advised of the existence generator and other necessary auxiliary of a labor dispute involving Local No. ‘equipment; all of above to be installed at TITLE 47—TELECOMMUNICATION 693 of the International Brotherhood of Applicant’s Bivins Compressor Station. The above facilities are to include nec Chapter I—Federal Communications Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America, and members of essary foundations, water piping, fittings Commission the New York State Employers Associa and other necessary miscellaneous items. S tandard B roadcast A pplications tion, Syracuse, New York, engaged in Applicant asserts that no additional transportation of commodities in and business .will result from the installation SUPPLEMENT TO STATEMENT OF POLICY around Binghamton, New York, of the proposed facilities. It is. further asserted by the Applicant that the sole Supplement to the statement of pol I find that motor vehicle transporta tion of goods, articles and commodities purpose of the proposed facilities is to icy issued on January 16, 1945 (10 F.R. by aqy concern involved in the above make certain that deliveries to Colorado 870, 1282), concerning application to dispute, pursuant to any contract Interstate Gas Company may be main make change in existing radio facilities. whether or not with the United States, tained on peak days. Since the outbreak of war, due to the to or from any plant, mine or facility The over-all cost 6f the project is es timated to be $250,165. unavailability of materials and equip equipped for manufacturing, producing or mining any articles or materials which Any person desiring to be heard or ment, the Commission in licensing may be required or useful in connection to make any protest with reference to standard broadcast stations has found with the prosecution of the war, or to or said application should, on or before the it necessary in some cases to permit op from any establishment engaged in 2d day of August, 1945, file with the eration with facilities that were not in wholesaling or storing any such articles Federal Power Commission, Washington full accordance with the standards of or materials, is contracted for in the 25, D. C., a petition or protest in ac prosecution of the war within the mean cordance with the Commission’s provi good engineering practice- In such in sional rules of practice and regulations stances a conditional clause was inserted ing of section 2 (b) (3) of the War Labor Disputes. Act. . under the Natural Gas Act. in the license requiring the licensee, [ seal] Leon M. F uquay, when equipment and materials become Signed at Washington, D. C., this 17th day of July 1945. Secretary. available, to apply for a change in facili ties such as moving to a new site, install L. B. S chwellenbach, [F. R. Doc. 45-13082; Filed, July 19, 1945; Secretary of Labor. 9:43 a. m.] ing frequency and modulation -monitors, increasing its power or installing a new [P. R. Doc. 45-13054; Piled, July 18, 1945; 4:01 p. m.] antenna. [Docket No. IT-5954] The Commission is now in receipt of advice from the War Production Board N ebraska P ower Co. that material and equipment are pres CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. ORDER SETTING HEARING ently available or will shortly become [Docket SA-104] J uly 17, 1945. available, for the construction contem It appears that: plated by these conditional clauses. A ccident O ccurring N ear Lamar, S. C. (a) Nebraska Power Company, a Accordingly, the Commission will direct notice of hearing Maine corporation, having its principal business office at Omaha, Nebraska (“Ap each licensee in this category to make In the matter of investigation of acci appropriate application for the neces plicant”) , on June 21, 1945, filed an ap dent involving aircraft of United States plication seeking an order authorizing it sary improvements specified in the li Registry NC 25647, which occurred near to issue its bonds and notes, pursuant to cense within 30 days of this date, except : Lamar, South Carolina, on July 12,1945. section 204 of the Federal Power Act. (a) Where frequency monitor or mod Notice is hereby given, pursuant to (b) The proposed bonds are to be First ulation monitor is required, the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as Mortgage Bonds, 3% Series, Due 1955, in aihended, particularly section 702 of said the principal amount of $7,000,000, to be (b) Where two stations are operating act, in the above-entitled proceeding, with a common antenna or from a Joint dated as of May 15, 1945, and to mature that hearing is hereby assigned to be May 15, 1955, and to be secured by the studio. held on Saturday, July 21, 1945, at 10:00 mortgage and deed of trust of the Appli a. m., e. w. t., in the County Court House Dated: July 17, 1945. cant to Guaranty Trust Company of Building, Miami, Florida. New York and M. P. Callaway, as Trus [ seal] F ederal Communications Dated at Washington, D. C., July 18, tees, dated as of June 1,1931, and inden Com mission, 1945. tures supplemental thereto. S lowie, (c) The proposed notes are to be T. J. J ohn M. Cham berlain, Secretary. Serial Notes in the aggregate principal Acting Director, Safety Bureau. amount of $7,000,000, bearing interest at [P. R. Doc. 45-13084; Filed, July 19, 1945; [P. R. Doc. 45-13109; Piled, July 19, 1945; the rate of 2Vz% per annum, to be dated 11:15 a.m.] 11:37 a. m.] as of the date of issue thereof, which 8982 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 will be not later than September 1, 1945, section 203 and filings under section 205 in § 39.4 of the rules of practice and regu to mature $125,000 on December 1, 1945, of the act. lations of the Commission under the Fed and a like principal amount at the ex (i) No amendment in compliance with eral Power Act. piration of each three months thereafter the Commission’s rules has been submit for eight additional successive install ted in response to the letter referred to By the Commission. ments, and the balance to mature on in paragraph (h) and no application or [seal] Leon M. F uqua y , January 1, 1948. The notes are to be filing made to rectify the situation re Secretary. secured by the pledge of the bonds re sulting from the indicated violations of ferred to in paragraph (b), above. sections 203 and 205 of the act. The at [F. R. Doc. 45-13130; Filed,' July 19, 1945; (d) The bonds and notes are to be torney for the applicant has by letter 12:01 p. m.] issued to secure funds which, with other under date of July 5, 1945, stated the monies available in the possession of the applicant’s position with reference applicant, will enable it to redeem all thereto, contending that no underwrite of its outstanding 7% Cumulative Pre ers’ or finders’ fees are to be paid and OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. ferred Stock and all of its outstanding that it is neither appropriate nor desir 6% Cumulative Preferred Stock. able for any questions concerning the [MPR 580, Order 86] (e) By agreement dated December 26, agreements referred to in paragraphs F ort P itt B edding Co. 1944, between Central West Irrigation (e) and (f) above, to be submitted to Company (now known as Omaha Elec the Commission at this time. establishment of maximum prices tric Committee, Inc.) and applicant, ap (j) Written notice of the application Establishing ceiling prices at retail for plicant purported, among other things, filed June 21, 1945, has been duly given branded articles; Docket No. 6063-580- to lease to Central West Irrigation Com to the Nebraska State Railway Commis 13-82. pany certain items of property which sion, Iowa State Commerce Commission For the reasons set forth in an opinion may include facilities subject to the juris and to the governors of each of those issued simultaneously herewith and pur diction of this Commission having a value States. Notice of the application was suant to section 13 of Maximum Price in excess of $50,000. No authorization also published in the F ederal R egister Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: by this Commission was applied for or June 23, 1945, stating that any person (a) The following ceiling prices are granted and such authorization may have desiring to be heard or to make any pro established for sales by any seller at been required by section 203 of the Fed test with reference to the application retail of the following branded articles eral Power Act. should file a petition or protest on or manufactured by Fort Pitt Bedding Com (f) The agreement referred to in par before July 7, 1945. pany, Liverpool, Preble and Franklin agraph (e), above, contains provisions (k) On July 6, 1945, Chemical Bank Streets (North Side), Pittsburgh, Pa. for the sale, purchase and interchange & Trust Company, as Successor Trustee and'described in the manufacturer’s ap of electric energy which may affect or under the Debenture Bond Agreement plication dated April 16, 1945. relate to rates, charges, classifications or under which the applicant’s 6% Gold services for transmission of sale of elec Debenture Bonds, Series A, Due 2022, tric energy subject to the jurisdiction of M anu were issued, filed a protest against the fac Ceiling this Commission. The agreement has granting of the application. Article Brand name price turer’s at not been filed with the Federal Power (l) On July 7, 1945, Omaha Ice & price retail Commission as a rate schedule in com Cold Storage, Incorporated, a Delaware line pliance with the requirements of section corporation, on its own behalf as a user 205 of the Federal Power Act and the M attress______Dream King___ $21.00 $39.50 of electric power and energy and on be Box spring______21.00 39.50 Commission’s rules of practice and reg half of all other users of electric power ulations thereunder and such filing may and energy, served by applicant, filed a have therefore been required thereunder. protest against the granting of the ap (b) The retail ceiling prices contained (g) By agreement dated December 26, plication. in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of 1944, between Central West Irrigation The Commission finds that: the ceiling prices which would otherwise Company, Loup River Public Power Dis It is appropriate to carry out the pro be established under the pricing rules of trict, and Applicant, the Central West visions of the Federal Power Act that a Maximum Price Regulation No. 580. Irrigation Company purported to assign public hearing be held as hereinafter (c) On and after July 31, 1945, Fort to Loup River Public Power District all provided. Pitt Bedding Company must mark each of its right, title and interest under and The Commission orders that: article listed in paragraph (a) with pursuant to the agreement referred to (A) A public hearing be held com the retail ceiling price under this order, in paragraph (e), above. This agree mencing on August 8,1945, at 10:00 a. m. or attach to the article a label, tag or ment of assignment was not authorized (c. w. t.) in North Court Room, Third ticket stating the retail ceiling price. by this Commission under section 203 of Floor, Post Office Building, 16th and This mark or statement must be in the the act and was not filed with this Com Dodge, Omaha, Nebraska, respecting the following form: mission as a rate schedule in compliance matters involved and the issues pre (Section 13, MPR 580) with the requirements of section 205 of sented in this proceeding. OPA Retail Ceiling Price $____ _ the act and the Commission’s rules of (B) At the hearing, applicant shall On and after August 1, 1945, no retailer practice and regulations thereunder and present evidence in support of its appli may offer or sell the article unless it is such authorization and filing may have cation and shall, in any event, show marked or tagged in the form stated been required. cause, if any there be, why the Commis above. Prior to August 1, 1945, unless (h) By letter dated June 30, 1945, ap sion should not find and determine that the article is marked or tagged in this plicant was advised that its application the agreements referred to in paragraphs form, the retailer shall comply with the filed June 21, 1945, appeared deficient in (e) to (g), inclusive, above, insofar as marking, tagging and posting provi that it made no showing in compliance they involve the lease or disposition of with the requirements of paragraph K of sions of Maximum Price Regulation No. facilities and the sale, purchase or inter 580. § 34.2 of the Commission’s rules of *prac- change of electric energy, were subject to tice and regulations, as amended, relat (d) On or before the first delivery to the requirements of sections 203 and 205 any purchaser for resale of each article ing to underwriters’ and finders’ fees. of the Federal Power Act and the rules Applicant’s attention was also directed of practice and regulations thereunder, listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall to the matters referred to in paragraphs and why the Commission should not-issue send the purchaser a copy of this order. (e) to (g), inclusive, above, and the ap such order with respect thereto as it may (e) Unless the context otherwise re parent necessity for appropriate action find necessary or appropriate to carry quires, the provisions of Maximum Price to restore the situation which existed out the provisions of that act. Regulation No. 580 shall apply to sales before the agreements of December 26, (C) Interested State Commissions may for which retail ceiling prices are estab 1944, and for making application under participate in said hearing as provided lished by this order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8983 (f) This order may be revoked or y2 lb. size, $0.45, 1 lb. size, $0.84; iy 2 lb. This Amendment No. 4 to Order No. size, $1.22; 3 lb. size, $2.35, 1343 under Maximum Price Regulation amended by the Price Administrator at Retailers are authorized to sell these sizes any time. No. 120 shall become effective July 18, to consumers at the respective maximum 1945. This order shall become effective July prices of $0.68, $1.26, $1.83 and $3.53 per item. On sales of these items, all sellers are re Issued this 17th day of July 1945. 18, 1945. quired to reduce their maximum prices by Issued this 17th day of July 1945. applying their customary discounts, allow J ames G. R ogers, Jr., ances and price differentials which have been Acting Administrator. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., applied to sales of comparable candy items. Acting Administrator. The maximum prices contained in this notice [F. R. Doc. 45-13019; Filed, July 17, 1945; will become invalid seven months after the 5:00 p. m.] [P. R. Doc. 45-13022; Filed, July 17, -1945; date set forth in the first line of this notice. 5:01 p. m.] Cherry Valley Coal Co., e/o B. M. M oore, 1620 Beechwopd Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa., Cherry M ine, Upper point. However, producer is subject to K ittanning Seam, M ine Index N o. 4361, Butler County, P a., Subdistbict 1, Rail Shipping POI*?t, Hft- liards, P a., Strip M ine, Railroad F uel P rice Group A, M aximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 2 the provisions of § 1340.212 and all other provisions of Maximum Price Regulation Size group Nos. No. 120. Kiefer Coal M ining Co., 241 M arket St., Clear 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 field, P a., H ope No. 1 Mdse, B Seam, M ine Index No. 6413» Clearfield County, P a., Subdistrict 8, R ail Shipping P oint, Graham, P a. , Strip Mine EEDDC C D DD 319 319 309 309 319 309 279 279 254 319 319 309 309 319 309 279 279 254 254 Size group Nos. Truck shipment...... 444 444 444 424 414 414 414 329 299 299 279 1 2 3 4 6 Fleck Brothers Coal Co., Carnegie, Pa., Fleck N o. 8 M ine, P ittsburgh Seam, Mine Index N o. 4358, Alle gheny County, Pa., Subdistrict 7, All by T ruck, Deep Mine, Maximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 5 Price classification___ EEEEE Rail shipm ent...... 355 335 335 315 315 Truck shipment. 439 439 439 404 374 374 374 339 299 299 284 Railroad locomotive fuel...... 320 320 305 295 295 Truck shipment_____ 365 340 340 330 320 F rancis Coal Co., 473 Alice St., E ast Palestine, Ohio, McCarter Mine, N o. 6 Seam, Mine Index N o. 4367, Beater County, P a., Subdistrict 1, All by T ruck, D eep Mine, M aximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 4 Kiefer Coal M ining Co., 241 M arket St., Clear- No. 5414, Clearfield County, P a., Subdistrict 8, Truck shipment. 429 429 429 414 389 .389 389 319 279 279 259 R ail Shipping P oint, Graham, P a., Strip Mine Glass ftuN Coal Co., Inc., 54 Sunset Drive, R . D. N o. 11, P ittsburgh, P a., Willock N o. 2 M ine, P ittsburgh Price classification___ HHHHH Seam, M ine Index N o. 4362, Allegheny County, P a., Subdistrict 9, All by Truck, Deep M ine, M aximum Rail shipment______330 330 310 285 285 T ruck P rice Group N o. 5 Railroad locomotive fuel...... 320 320 305 295 295 Truck shipment 350 325 325 315 305 Truck shipment. 439 439 439 404 374 374 374 339 299 299 284 Lebanon F uel Co., c/o F red M. M cIntyre, Jamison P ennsylvania Refining C o., Karns City, P a., D onaldson M ine, Upper Kittanning Seam, M ine Index N o. Bldg., Greensburg, P a., Lebanon No. 1 Mine, 4363, Butler County, P a., Subdistrict 1, All by T ruck, Strip M ine, M aximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 2 P ittsburgh SeAm, Mine Index N o. 5421, Indiana County, P a., Subdistrict 22, Rail Shipping P oint, West Lebanon, P a., Deep and Strip Mine Truck shipment______444 444 444 * 424 414 414 414 329 299 299 279 Price classification__ EE E E E William P iccolomini, 213 Washington Ave., Cornellsville,P a., Redstone N o. 2M ine, P ittsburgh Seam, Rail shipment...... 355 835 335 315 315 M ine Index N o. 4346, Fayette County, P a., Subdistrict 9, All by T ruck, Deep M ine, M aximum T ruck Railroad locomotive P rice Group N o. 7 fuel...... 320 320 305 295 295 Truck shipment_____ 355 335 335 330 320 Truck shipment______429 429 429 399 389 389 389 324 304 304 279 The foregoing maximum prices apply to strip-mined coal. To determine the maximum prices for deep- L. W. Overly, R. D. N o. 1, M t. Pleasant, P a., Overly M ine, Pittsburg Seam, Mine Index N o. 4349, West mined coal add 18c per ton to each of the foregoing maxi-, moreland County, P a., Subdistrict 9, R ail Shipping P oint, Smithton, P a., D eep M ine, Railroad F uel mum prices. P rice Group A . M aximum Truck P rice Group N o . 8 M arion Coal Co., % Faux Boucher, Beaverdale, P a., F rancis N o. 3 m in e , D Seam, M ine Index N o. DD CCCC C CC 5435, Indiana County, P a.; Subdistrict 15, R ail 349 349 349 349 349 339 314 314 294 Shipping P oint, Savan, P a., D eep M ine 349 349 349 349 349 339 314 314 294 284 Truck sh ip m en ts...... 429 429 429 409 379 379 379 319 299 299 269' Price classification..... F F F F F Rail shipment______353 353 353 323 323 Williams Coal Co., George W. Williams, Elizabeth, P a., Williams N o. 3 M ine, R edstone Seam, M ine Railroad locomotive Index N o. 4355, Allegheny County, P a., Subdistrict 9, All by T ruck, D eep and Strip M ine, M aximum fuel...... 338 338 323 313 313 T ruck P rice Group N o. 5 Truck shipment_____ 378 353 353 343 333 M arion Coal Co., % F aux Boucher, Beaverdale, Strip m ined...... -...... - ...... 439 439 439 404 374 374 374 339 299 299 284 P a., Francis N o. 4 M ine, C'Seam, Mine Index No. Deep mined______444 444 444 409 379 379 379 444 304 304 .289 -5436, Indiana County, P a., Subdistrict 15, R ail Shipping P oint, Savan, P a., D eep Mine This order shall become effective July the maximum prices in cents per net ton, Price classification___ G G GGG 18, 1945. for the indicate^ uses and shipments as Rail shipm ent...... 348 348 333 323 323 set forth hereinT All are in District No. Railroad locomotive (56 Stat. 23, 765, 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 1. The mine index numbers and the fuel______338 338 323 313 313 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; price classifications assigned are perma Truck shipment 373 348 348 338 328 E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) nent but the maximum prices may be M iller & Cobrie, R obertsdale, P a., Ray’s H ill Issued this 17th day of July 1945. changed by an amendment issued after M ine N o . l M ine, F ulton Seam, Mine Index N o. the effective date of this order. Where 6424, Huntingdon County, P a., Subdistrict 39, J ames G. R ogers, Jr., R ail Shipping P oint, Joller, P a., Strip M ine Acting Administrator. such an amendment is issued for the dis trict in which the mines involved herein [F. R. Doc. 45-13007; Filed, July 17, 1945; are located and where the amendment Size group Nos. 4:57 p. m.] makes no particular reference to a mine Sm ith or mines involved herein, the prices shall ing be the prices set forth in such amend 1 2 8 4 5 coal (all ment for the price classifications of the sizes) [MPR 120, Order 1422] respective size groups. The location of K iefer Coal M ining Co. et al. each mine is given by county and state. Price classification_____ BBBBB The maximum prices stated to be for For all methods of ship- ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AND truck shipment are in cents per net ton m ent and all uses...... 425 425 390 365 350 475 PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS f. o. b. the mine or preparation plant and Miller and Corrie, Robertsdale, P a., Ray’s Hill For the reasons set forth in an accom when stated to be for rail shipment or No. 2 Mine, Barnett Seam, Mine Index N o. 5425, panying opinion, and in accordance with for railroad locomotive fuel are in cents H untingdon County, P a., Subdistrict 39, Rail § 1340.210 (a) (6) of Maximum Price per net ton f. o. b. fail shipping point. In Shjpping P oint, J oller, P a., Strip M ine Regulation No. 120; It is ordered: cases where mines ship coals by river the Producers identified herein operate prices for such shipments are those es Price classification...... A AA A A For all methods of ship- named mines assigned the mine index tablished for rail shipment and are in m ent and all uses__ . 425 425 390 365 350 475 numbers, the price classifications and cents per net ton f. o. b. river shipping FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 1945 8935 Everett M oore Coal Co., P unxsutawney, P a., In cases where mines ship coals by river point. However, producer is subject to M oore N o. 6 Mine, D Seam, Mine I ndex N o. 6415, Jefferson County, P a., Subdistrict 6, Rail the prices for such shipments are those the provisions of § 1340.215 and all other Shipping P oint, F alls Creek, P a., Strip Mine established for rail shipment and are in provisions of Maximum Price Regulation cents per net ton f. o. b. river shipping No. 120. Size group Nos. J ohn Balog Coal Co., B o x 124, M aynard, Ohio, Balog N o. 2 M ine, No. 8 Seam, M ine Index N o . 4170, Bel mont County, Ohio, Subfistrict 1 for All M ethods of Shipment, D eep M ine, Rail Shipping P oint, 1 2 8 4 5 Crescent, Ohio Price classification...... E E EE E Size group Nos. Rail shipment______355 335 335 315 315 Railroad locomotive fuel------320 320 305 295 295 1 2 8 3A 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Truck shipment------365 340 340 330 320 Rail shipments^nd railroad Pitt F uel Supply Co., Saxton, P a., L ouise M ine, 331 331 311 311 311 311 296 261 251 286 296 F ulton Seam, Mine Index N o. 6427, Bedford 386 386 386 346 346 316 316 291 281 316 316 County, P a., Subdistrict 39, Rail Shipping P oint, Shoups Branch (H. & B. T.), D eep M ine Brookside Coal Co., % Earl N orman, Blaine, Ohio, Brookside M ine, No. 8 Seam, M ine Index N o. 4163, Belmont County, Ohio, Subdistrict 1 for All M ethods of Shipment, D eep M ine, R ail Shipping P oint Size group Nos. Bridgeport, Ohio Smith Rail shipments and railroad ing 331 I 331 311 311 311 311 296 261 251 286 296 1 2 3 4 6 coal 386 J 386 386 346 346 316 316 291 281 316 316 (any size) Gibbs M otor M ining Co., 164 S. Broadway, N ew Philadelphia, Ohio, Gibbs N o. 6 Mine, N o. 5 Seam, M ine I ndex N o. 4167, T uscarawas County, Ohio, Subdistrict 4 for Rail Shipments, 4A for Truck Shipments, Price classification_____ B B B B'C Strip Mine, Rail Shipping P oint, Sugar Creek, Ohio For all methods of ship- ment and all uses...... 443 443 408 383 368 493 Rail shipments and railroad 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 235 290 This order shall become effective July Truck shipment.______375 375 375 355 355 305 305 300 260 '305 305 18, 1945. Gibbs M otor and M ining Co., 164 S. Broadway, N ew P hiladelphia, Ohio, Gibbs N o. 6 M ne, No. 6 Seam, (56 Stat. 23, 765, 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law M ine Index N o. 4168, T uscarawas County, Ohio, Subdistrict 4 for R ail Shipments, 4A for T ruck Ship 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; ments, Strip Mine, R ail Shipping P oint, Sugar Creek, Ohio E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Rail shipments and railroad Issued this 17th day of July 1945. 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 235 290 Truck shipment...... 350 350 350 320 .320 280 280 255 245 280 280 J ames G. R ogers, Jr., $ Acting Administrator. The Jefferson Coal Co., 1300 Leader Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio, Crow H ollow No. 5 Mine, N o. 8 Seam, [F . R. Doc, 45-13008; Filed, July 17, 1943; M ine Index N o. 4161, Harrison County, Ohio, Subdistrict 1 for All M ethods of Shipment, Strip Mine, R ail Shipping P oint, H opedale, Ohio 4:57 p. m.] Rail shipments and railroad 305 305 285 285 285 285 » 270 235 225 260 210 270 [MPR 120, order 1423] Truck shipment______350 350 350 310 310 280 280 255 245 280 280 J ohn B alog Coal Co. et al. M arshall Coal Co., Rush R un, Ohio, M arshall Mine, N o. 8 Seam, Mine Index N o. 4171, J efferson County, ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AND Ohio? Subdistrict 1 for All M ethods of Shipments, Strip Mine, R ail Shipping P oint: Brilliant, Ohio PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS For the reasons set forth in an ac Rail and river shipments and 305 305 285 285 285 285 270 235 225 260 210 270 companying opinion, and in accordance Truck shipment...... 350 350 350 310 310 280 280 255 245 280 280 with § 1340.210 (a) (6) of Maximum Price Regulation No. 120, It is ordered: N uri Coal Co., c/o United F uel-Co., Agent First Central T ower, Akron, Ohio, N uri Mine, N o. 5 Seam, Producers identified herein operate M ine Index N o. 4164, Jefferson County, Ohio, Subdistrict 3 for All M ethods of Shipment, Strip Mine, named, mines assigned the mine index R ail Shipping P oint, Bergholtz, Ohio numbers, the price classifications and the maximum prices in cents per net Rail shipments jand railroad fuel...... 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 % 235 290 ton, for the indicated uses and ship Truck shipment______350 350 350 310 310 280 280 255 245 280 280 ments as set forth herein. All are in District No. 4. The mine index num P ort W ashington Coal Co., P ort W ashington, Ohio, N o. 1 M ine, N o. 6 Seam, Mine I ndex N o. 4166, T us bers and the price classifications as carawas County, Ohio, Subdistrict 4 for R ail Shipments, 4A for T ruck Shipments, Strip Mine, R ail signed are permanent but the maximum Shipping P oint, N ew Comerstown, Ohio prices may be changed by an amend ment issued after the effective date of Rail shipments and railroad f u e l...!...... 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 235 290 this order. Where such an amendment Truck shipment...... 350 350 350 320 320 280 280 255 245 280 280 is issued for the district in which the mines involved herein are located and Sunnyside Coal M ining Co., R. D. No. 2, Darlington, P a., Columbiana M ine, N o. 6 Seam, Mine Index where the amendment makes no par N o . 4162, Colombian a County, Ohio, Subdistbict 4 for R ail Shipments, 4 O for T ruck Shipments, Strip ticular reference to a mine or mines in M ine, R ail Shipping P oint, East P alestine, Ohio. volved herein, the prices shall be the prices set forth in such amendment for Rail shipments and railroad 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 235 290 the price classifications of the respec Truck shipment______.... 375 375 3 ^ 335 335 305 3Ó5 270 260 305 305 tive size groups. The location of each mine is given by county and state. The E lmer O. Vogt Coal M ines, 846 Wellman Avenue, M assillon, Qhio, Lebanon M ine, N o . 6 Seam, Mine Index maximum prices stated to be for N o . 4169, Wayne County, Ohio, Subdistrict 4 for R ail Shipments, 4D for T ruck Shipments, Strip M ine, truck shipment are in cents per net R ail Shipping P oint, Brewster, Ohio ton f. o. b. the mine or preparation plant and when stated to be for rail Rail shipments and railroad 325 325 310 310 310 310 290 250 240 280 235 290 shipment or for railroad fuel are in cents 350 350 350 320 320 290 290 255 245 290 290 per net ton f. o. b. rail shipping point. 8986 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 20, 7275 Zane Mining Co., c/o Geo. H. Snyder, 300 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Zanesville, Ohio, Zane Mining Co., Mine, imum net price he had in effect to a N o. 6 Seam, Mine Index No. 4165, P erry County, Ohio, Subdistrict 6 for All M ethods of Shipment, Strip M ine, Bail Shipping P oint, R oseville, Ohio purchaser of the same class just prior to the issuance of this order the amount, Size group Nos. in dollars-and-cents, by which his net in voiced cost has been increased due to 1 2 3 3A 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 the adjustment granted by this order. (cX Chester Dairy Supply Company Rail Shipments and railroad shall notify each purchaser who pur fuel...... ' ...... 325 325 295 295 295 295 285 245 245 250 210 250 chases milk handling equipment from Truck shipment______360 360 360 320 320 265 265 230 230 265 265 Chester Dairy Supply Company for resale of the dollars-and-cents amount by Barnes Brothers Coal Co., J i. F. D. N o. 1 N ew Lexington, Ohio, Barnes Mine, No. 5 and N o. 6 Seam, which this order permits the reseller to Mine Index NÔ. 4169, P erry County, Ohio, Subdistrict 6 for AllMEthoDs of Shipment, Strip Mine, R ail Shipping P oint, Dixie, Ohio increase his maximum net price. A copy of each such notice shall be filed with Rail shipments and railroad the Machinery Branch, Office of Price 325 325 295 295 295 295 285 245 245 250 210 250 Administration, Washington, D. C. Truck shipment...... 360 360 360 320 320 265 265 230 230 265 265 (d) On or before December 25, 1945, Chester Dairy Supply Company shall file This order shall become effective July accordance with § 1340.210 (a) (6) of with the Machinery Branch, Office of 18, 1945. Maximum Price Regulation No. 120; It Price Administration, Washington 25, (56 Stat. 23, 765, 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law is ordered: D. C., a profit and loss statement for the 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; (a) The Thornhill No. 2 Mine of period October 31, 1944 to October 31, E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Thornhill Coal Company is hereby as 1945, inclusive, showing: signed Mine Index No. 2040 and its coals (1) Sales and costs separately for each of Issued this 17th day of July 1945. are classified in Production Group No. 2 the four groups of dairy equipment: J ames G. R ogers, Jr., of District No. 15. (2) The dollar amount of sales of each Acting Administrator. (b) Coals produced by Thornhill Coal group due to the increase permitted by this Company from the Baxter Seam at its adjustment. [F. R. Doc. 45-13011; Filed, July 17, 1945; 4:56 p. m.] . Thornhill No. 2 Mine, Mine Index No. (e) All requests not granted herein 2040, located in Vernon County, Missouri are denied. in Production Group No. 2 of District No. (f) This order may be revoked or [MFR 120, Order 1424] 15, pursuant to § 1340.226 of Maximum amended by the Price Administrator at T hornhill Coal Co. Price Regulation No. 120, may be pur any time. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES chased and sold for the indicated move This order shall become effective July For the reasons set forth in an opinion ments at cents per net ton not exceeding 18, 1945. issued simultaneously herewith and in the following; Issued this 17th day of July 1945. Size group Nos. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. 1,2,3,4 5 6 7 ( 8 9 10,11 12,13 14 15 [F. R. Doc. 45-13018; Filed, July 17, 1945; 5:00 p. m.J Truck or wagon shipments______329 304 289 274 269 289 264 249 229 , 114 (c) The prices established herein are and industrial equipment. Chester f. o. b. the mine or preparation plant for Dairy Supply Company; Docket No. WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. truck or wagon shipments. 6083-136.21-364. [C-341, Revocation] (d) This order may be revoked or For the reasons set forth in an opinion amended by the Price Administrator at issued simultaneously herewith and filed J acob M iller Co. and M orris G ordon & any time. with the Division of the Federal Register, S on, Inc. (e) Except as specifically provided in and pursuant to section 21 of Revised consent order this order, the provisions of Maximum Maximum Price Regulation 136, It is or Price Regulation No. 120 governing the dered: Pursuant to an agreement between the sale of bituminous coal shall remain in (a) The maximum prices for sales by above-named parties, the Regional Com effect. Chester Dairy Supply Company, Chester, pliance Manager and the Regional At (f) The price classification and mine Pennsylvania of the following milk han torney, Consent Order No. C-341 was is index number assigned herein are per dling equipment shall be determined as sued May 19, 1945, in consequence of a manent, but the maximum prices may follows: The manufacturer shall increase violation of Conservation Order L-41. be changed by order or amendment. the list price it had in effect just prior Jacob Miller Company and Morris Gor to the issuance of this order by the fol don & Son, Incorporated have applied This order shall become effective July for revocation of the consent order with 18, 1945. lowing percentage, and shall deduct from the resultant list prices, all discounts, al the approval of the Regional Compli Issued this 17th day of July 1945. lowances and other deductions that it ance Manager and Regional Attorney. Accordingly, the Director of the Com J ames G. R ogers, Jr., had in effect to a purchaser of the same class on-October 1, 1941: pliance Division and the Office of Gen Acting Administrator. eral Counsel have determined that the Percentage occasion for Consent Order C-341 no [F. R. Doc. 45-13020; Filed, July 17, 1945; Groups: _ of increase 5:00 p. m.] longer exists, and therefore, it is hereby Heaters______;______6.0 1". coolers______18.5 revoked. Coolers, oth erth an 1” ______6.0 Issued this 19th day of July 1945. [RMPR 136, Order 473] Miscellaneous dairy equipment_____ 6.5 W ar P roduction B oard, Chester D airy S upply Co. (b) The maximum prices for sales by B y J. J oseph W helan, resellers of milk handling equipment Recording Secretary. establishment of maximum prices manufactured by Chester Dairy Supply Order No. 473 under Revised Maximuin Company, shall be determined as fol IF. R. Doc. 45-13092; Filed, July 19, 1945; Price Regulation 136. Machines, parts lows: The resellers shall add to the max 11:45 a. m.]