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Regulations

TITLE 5--ADMINISTRATIVEPERSONNEL

Chapter I-Civil Service Commission

PART 27-TEmPoRARY CIVIL SERVICEREGULATIONS

EXEMPTIONS FROM CLASSIFICATION

The following paragraph is added to§ 27.2 (c) (2) Exemptions from classift-cation (11 F.R. 1424)

Upon request of the Treasury Depart-ment under authority of section 7 ofExecutive Order 9691, it having been de-termined to be in the public interest toexcept the position of attorney in theTreasury Department from the classified(competitive) service, and the Commis-sien being prohibited by the current Ap-propriation Act from using any funds forholding examinations for attorney posi-tions, appointment to such position insaid Department may be effected withoutcivil service examination.

By the United States Civil ServiceCommission.

[SEAL] AnTHum S. FimE G,Acting President.

MARcH 27, 1946.

[F. rI. Doec. 46-5441; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;3:41 p. mn.]

TITLE 8-ALIENS AND NATIONALITY

Chapter I-Immigration and Naturaliza-tion Service

PART 110-P=umy INsPrCTION ANDDETENTION

DESIGNATION OF LIASSENA AIMPORT AS PER-ZIANiENT AIRPORT OF ENTRY

Section 110.3 (a) Title 8, Chapter I,Code of Federal Regulations is amendedby inserting "Aassena, N. Y., MassenaAirport" between "Lake Union, Wash."and 'Miami, Fla., Pan American Airfield"in the list of permanent ports of entry foraliens arriving in the United States byaircraft.

(See. 7 (d), 44 Stat. 572; 49 U.S.C. 177(d) sec. 1, Reorg. Plan No. V, 3 CFR,Cum. Supp., Ch. IV)

Tou C. Cr.A=,Attorney General.

Msicn 22, 1946.Approval recommended:

T. B. SHOERTA E,Acting Commissioner of Immi-

gration and Naturalization.

[P. R. Doc. 46-5456; Flied, Apr. 1, 1940;4:43 p. m.]

TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE

Chapter IX--Civillan ProductionAdministration

A=uHonr: Regulatlons in this chapterunless otherwnie noted at the end of dccu-ments affected, Issued under cc. 2 (a), [AStat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 23G. 5S Stat.177, 58 Stat. 827 and Pub. Law 270. 79thCong.; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R.527; E.O. 9125. 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 93, 10 P.R.10155; E.O. 9638, 10 F.R. 12081; CPA Reg. 1,Nov. 5, 1945, 10 PFR. 13714.

PART 944-REGLTIO:S APPriCAiLE O TimOPERATION OF TiE PnionrIs Sys=

[Priorities Reg. 33, Direction 1, as AmendedMar. 29, 19-161

LUMBDER ANlD MILLIOf

The fulfilment of requirements for thedefense of the United States has createda shortage in the supply of lumber andmillwork for defense, for private accountand for export; and the following orderis deemed necessary and appropriate Inthe public interest and to promote thenational defense.

(a) What this dfrcctfon do=s. PrlorltlcsRegulation 33 and Direction 8 to PriorltlcRegulation 33 provldi for the asignmcntto builders and prefabricatoro of 1H priorityratings to secure materials listed on hEzcd-ule A of that regulation Tvhlch are requiredfor use In the Reconverslon Housing PrcZram.Among these items arc lumber and mlllw1rI.This direction provides that cawnills ehallproduce a percentage of their total produc-tion for certifed order. from. distributow,millworl: manufacturers. hardwoed floeringmanufacturers, prefabrIcatorv, and housing

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COYTENTS

REGULATIONS AND NOTICES

A I E PROPzY CUSTODimrr: PageVesting orders:

Druffel, Willam . _ 3485Eckaert, Julius -- ----- - 3485Kim, Chang Yumg. . 3485MJiyata, Tamnichi -_ .... 3Mueller, Katherine------ 3484Relch, Gustav--- _.... 34 6With, Chisie---------. 34G7Wolter, H. W. --- 3481Ziskoven, Hedwig - 3487

CIVIL AERozmuTcs E.rm:Accident occurring at Washing-

ton National Airport, Wash-ington, D. C., hearing__ 3484

Civi S.mvxcn CozmmissioN:Temporary Civil Service regula-

tions; Exemptions fromc lcvtion_ 3469

CIVIL.- PnoDcT:or AnrnUasA-TION:

Army and Navy Munitions Board,Maritime CommLwionz ndWar Shipping Administra-tibn, preference rating au-thority (Dir. 41) 3475

Cotton textile distribution (1-317; revocation of Int. 1)(2 documents) .37

Priorities system operation:Housing, prefabricated, under

Rcconverslon HousingProgram (PR 33, Dr. 8;List1) (2documents)_ 3474,3475

Lumbar and millwork (PR 33,Dir. 1) _ 3469

Plywood, softwood (PR 33,Dir. IA) __ 3473

IlIGn I =O ; N' rLA=i aTIOTSEMIVICE:

Primary inspection and deten-tion; Massena Airport, I. Y.,designation as permnentairport of entry 3439

I,,n'on DzP.%rTz=.NT:Commissioner of Reclamation,

delegation of authority___ 3484T1-I=nAT, CO,_,cn COARISIo.T:

Electric railways, uniform sys-tem of account-,; 3403

NAVY DZM'sTuZI.:Petroleum, call for bids with re-

spect to public sale of fromNaval Petroleum ReserveNO. 1 (Elk Hills) KernCounty, Calif --- 3403

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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 1946

F E BE R E 6 EST

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The regulatory material appearing herein iskeyed to the Code of Federal Regulations,which is published, under 50 titles, pursuantto section 11 of the Federal Register Act, asamended June 19, 1937.

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There are no restrictions on the republica-tion of material appearing in the FmraAz

,EGrs.Es.

NOTICE

1945 Supplement

Book 1 of the 1945 Supplement tothe Code of Federal Regulationsmay be obtained from the Superm-tendent of Documents, GovernmentPrinting Office, at $3 per copy. Thisbook contains Titles 1 through 9, andincludes, m Title 3, Presidential doc-uments in full text together withappropriate reference tables.

A limited sales stock of the 1944Supplement is still available aspreviously announced.

CONTENTS-Continued

OrFICE OF PRICE ADMINIsTRAToN: PageAdjustments and pricing orders:

Bastian-Morley Co., Inc --- 3489Calorie Gas Stove Works .... 3488Chrysler C or p. (2 docu-

ments) ------------ 3495, 3500Coon Engineering Co -------- 3490Davison Chemical Corp ------ 3488Ford Motor Co. et al. (2 docu-

ments) ------------ 3495, 3497General Motors Corp. (Chev-

rolet Motor Division) ---- 3500Hudson Motor Car Co ------- 3499Industrial Lamp Corp ------- 3491King Razor Corp ----------- 3489Lewis Mfg. Co ------------- 3488Magnavox Co. (Corr.) ------ 3492Nash-Kefvinator Corp ------- 3498National Enameling and

Stamping Co ----------- 3491New Haven Clock Co. (Corr.) 3490Northwest Metal Products

Co ------------------- 3488Pacific Stove and Foundry Co. 3490Suerti Inc ----------------- 3489Waber Co ---------------- 3495

CONTENTS-Continued

OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION- PageContinued.

Alcohol, West Coast Ethyl (MPR295, Am. 12) ------------- 3480

Apparel and house furnishings(MPR 580, Am. 11, Am. 12)(2 documents) -------- 3481,3483

Beverage cases, sales of assem-bled returnable (2d Rev.MPP. 195, Rev. Order 12)_-- 3493

Bolts, nuts, screws and rivets(RMPR 147, Am. 2) -------- 3480

Defense rental areas (Ilesign.and rent decl. 31, Am. 41). 3479

Hotels (Am. 77) ------------- 3480Housing (Am. 3) ----------- 3480

Footwear, rubber (MPH. 132,Am. 15) ----------------- 3478

Gloves, surgeon's rubber (SO 94,Am. 1 to Order 25) -------- 3492

Heels, half, men's new blackrubber (So 94, Order 110)- 3492

Iron and steel products (RPS 6,Am. 16) ----------------- 3477

Metals, minerals and products(SR 14G, Am. 5) ---------- 3482

Petroleum, crude, and naturaland petroleum gas (RMPR436, Am. 23; Am. 14to Order37) (2 documents) ---- 3479, 3495

Regional and district office or-ders:

Community ceiling prices,lists of orders filed (3documents)---- 3502, 3503, 3504

.Dry cleaning services, ap-proval of charges for riskinsurance sold as incidentto; San Francisco region- 3505

Rye (MPH. 604, Am. 3) -------- 3479Socks, men's (So 94, Am. 2 to

Order 104) -------------- 3492Sorghums, grain (FPR 2, Am. 6

to Supp. 6) -------------- 3479Wheat (2d Rev. MPH. 487,

Am. 9) ------------------ 3480SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE CO S-

SION:Crescent Public Service Co. et

al., hearing -------------- 3506WAR ASSETS ADRINISTRATION:

Stock piling'of strategic miner-als, metals, and materials-- 3483

CODIFICATION GUIDE

A numerical list of the parts of the Code ofFederal Regulations affected by documentspublished in this issue. Documents carriedin the Cumulative Supplement by uncodifledtabulation only are not included within thepurview of this list.

TITLE 5-ADMINISTRATIVE PERSON- PageNEL..

Chapter I-Civil Service Com-mission:

Part 27-Temporary CivilService regulations ------ 3469

TITLE 8-ALIENS AND NATIONALITY:Chapter I-Immigration and

Naturalization Service:Part 110-Primary Inspection

and detention ----------- 3469TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE:

Chapter IX-Civilian Produc-tion Administration.

Part 903-Delegations of au-thority ---------------- 3475

CODIFICATION GUIDE-Continued

TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE-Con. PAgeChapter IX-CivllEn Produc-

tion Administration-Con.Part 944--Regulations appli-

cable to operation of thepriorities system (4 docu-ments)--- 3469,3473, 3474, 3476

Chapter XXII-War AssetsAdministration:

Part 8317-Stock piling ofstrategic minerals, met-als, and materials ------- 3483

TITLE 49-TRANSPORTATION ANDRAILROADS:

Chapter I-Interstate Com-merce Commission:

Part 14-Electric railways:uniform system of ac-counts ---------------- 3483

contractors. It applies to sawmills thatproduce 8,000 or more board feet of soft-wood lumber or 8,000 or more board ffeoto

softwood and hardwood lumber or 4,000 ormore board feet of hardwood lumber per

average day, and to lumber distributors, mll-work manufacturers, hardwood flooringmanufacturers, prefabricators, and housingcontractors, who sell or use housing con-struction lumber or hardwood flooring lum-ber. It explains how lumber distributors,mlllwork manufacturers, hardwood flooringmanufacturers, prefabrIcators, and housingcontractors may obtain lumber for housingconstruction and that such lumber, or prod-ucts in which it is incorporated, must bedelivered on orders rated HH.

Definitions

(b) Definitions for the purpose o/ thisdirection. (1) "Lumber" means any sawedlumber of any species, size or grade, includ-ing rough, surfaced on one or more aideor edges, dressed and matchql, shiplappod,worked to pattern, or grooved for splines,except (1) shingles, slabs and round edgelumber; (I) mine and railway cross tiesnine feet or less in length; (ii) any segmentof a log which has been produced so that Itcan be converted into veneer and which issold and used for that purpose.

(2) "Distributor" means any person whobuys and stocks lumber for resale as lumbereither at wholesale or retail. A distributorwho has two or more distinct and separateyards must for the purpose of this direction,consider each yard a "distributor"

(3) "Housing construction lumber" meanssoftwood flooring, ceiling, siding, partition,casing, base, moulding, strips and boards,two-inch dimension, finish, shop and lath.

(4) "Millwork" means windows, sash,doors, window, sash and door frames, win-dow and door screens, cut stock for fore-going items, trim, mouldings, built-in kitchencabinets and other built-in millwork itemssuitable for authorized housing constructionunder Priorities Regulation 33.

(5) "Hardwood flooring lumber" meantGrades 2 and 3a, rough in all thicknesses ofOak, Pecan and Beech, in 4/4 and 8/4 thick-nesses of Hard Maple and 4/4 and thinnerthicknesses in Birch.

(6) "Sawmill" means: (i) any mill orplant, stationary or portable, which currentlyproduces 8,000 or more board feet of softwoodlumber or 8,000 or more board feet of soft-wood and hardwood lumber per average dayof eight hours of continuous operation orwhich produced an average of 8,000 or moreboard feet of softwood lumber or 8,000 ormore board feet of softwood and hardwoodlumber per day during the days in the year1945 on which it was in operation: (i) anymill or plant, stationary or portable, whichcurrently produces 4,000 or more board feet

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of hardwood lumber per average day of eighthours of continuous operation or which pro-duced an average of 4,000 or more board feetof hardwood lumber during the days In theyear 1945 on which it was in operation; and(]il) any concentration yard or plant whichprocesses (by drying, repairing, edging, grad-ing, sorting, planing, or otherwise) 25 per-cent or more of the total volume of logs andlumber which it receives, into an item whichis defined as lumber.

(7) 'Housing contractor" means a builder(applicant) who has been directly assignedan HH rating by CPA, FHA or NHA. It alsoincludes a general contractor who has beendirectly authorized by such a builder to usethe HH rating for the whole job. It does notinclude a subcontractor authorized to use theHH rating for a part of the job.

(8) "Millwork manufacturer" means a per-son who consumes softwood lumber in themanufacture of millwork.

(9) "Hardwood flooring manufacturer"means a person who consumes hardwoodflooring lumber in, the manufacture ofstandard hardwood flooring.

(10) "Omce wholesaler" means a personwho buys lumber for resale but does notstock lumber.(I) "Certified order" is any order for the

delivery of lumber bearing the certificatedescribed in paragraph (j).

(12) 'Terson" means any individual, part-nership, association, business trust, corpo-ration, governmental corporation or agency,or any organized group of persons, whetherincorporated or not.

(13) "Jobber" means a person who buysand stocks nillwork or hardwood flooring forresale at wholesale.

(14) "Prefabricator" means a person en-gaged in the manufacture of prefabricatedhouses, panels or sections who has been di-rectly given priorities assistance on FormCPA-4415 to build prefabricated houses,panels or sections.

Sawmills

(c) Sawmill reserve production. The fol-lowing provisions will govern the amount ofhousing construction lumber sawmills shallproduce and reserve for certified .orders.

(1) Each sawmill as described in para-graph (b) (6) above shall reserve In his totalover-all production of lumber in footage forthe month of February, 1946, and for eachcalendar month thereafter, time and suppliessufcient to produce and deliver on certifiedorders, within such month, at least 40 percent of his expected monthly production ofsoftwood lumber in the form of housing con-struction lumber, and 100 per cent of theGrades 2 and 3a rough, in all thicknesses ofOak and Pecan; 100 percent of Grades 2 and3a, rough, in 4/4 and 8/4 thicknesses of HardMaple; 25 percent of Grades 2 and 3a. rough,in all thicknesses of Beech; and 25 percent ofGrades 2 and 3a, rough, in 4/4 and thinnerthicknesses of Birch.

The Civilian Production Administrationmay, from time to time, change such per-centages by publication in the Federal Regis-ter prior to the first day of any month.

(2) Any savmilll lacking facilities to man-ufacture his production into housing con-struction items listed in paragraph (b) (3).may count as part of his 40 per cent reserveproduction requirement, such 3-inch andthicker dimension and timber as he maymake for delivery on certified orders whichprovide for the delivery of 3"

' and thicker

pieces to a plant operated for the purposesof manufacturing such dimension and tim-ber into housing construction lumber.

(3)_ This direction does not prevent thefree movement of softwood lumber betweensawmills. However, a sawmill that deliversall or any part of his lumber to anothersawmill must still manufacture 40% of hissoftwood production into housing construc-

tlon lumber. A rawmill receiving housingconstruction lumber from another savmllmust bold such lumber for salo on certifiedorders In addition to his own rc=rvo produc-tion. A sawmlll delivering housing con-struction lumber to another avmll maycredit against his rcervo production underparagraph (c) (1) above the amount of houa-ing construction lumber co delivered.

(4) Every sawmll must hold his rezervoproduction for certified orders as descrbedin paragraph (c) (7) below and must acceptand shlp such certified orders for deliveryIn that month in preference to all otherorders (except orders rated AAA) to the ex-tent that such certified orders do not requiromore than the awmil's monthly reservoproduction.

(5) When a sawmill has accepted ccrtifiedorders to the extent of his monthly reserveproduction of housing construction lumber,he may not require any customer to furnisha certified order as a condition of filling anorder for lumber.

(6) Any' quantities of lumber producedwhich, by the 20th day of any month inwhich prcduction Is rcerved, are not re-quired to fill certified orders received beforethat time may be delivered by the sawmill ashe may desire subject to all applicable rcg-ulatlons and orders of the Civilian Produc-tion Administration.

(7) Certified orders. The following typesof certified orders placed with the ravall.will be accorded the treatment provided forin paragraph (c) (4) above, and chipmentson such orders may be credited ogalnat thepercentage the cawmll is required to produceand reserve each month: Certified ordersfrom (I) distributors; (it) millwora manu-facturers; (ill) hardwood flooring manufac-turers; (iv) housing contractors; (v) olcowholesalers; (vi) prefabricators.

Dfstributop

(d) Distributors. The following provlionstell how lumber distributors may place ccrti-fled orders for housing construction lumberand how lumber so obtained may be cold:

(1) Any distributor may place certifiedorders for delivery each month starting withthe month of February, 19-16 for housingconstruction lumber with a sawmill, a dis-tributor who Eells at wholesale or anoffice wholesaler for one of the followingamounts whichever Is greater: (1) an amountof housing construction lumber not excced-ing 5 per cent of the amount in footaZgo ofhis inventory of all coft¢ccd lumber as ofJanuary 1, 1942 or; (il) an amount of hous-Iug construction lumber equal to the totalamount of housing construction lumbercalled for by orders rated HE and certi-fied orders from prefabricator. accepted byhim for delivery in the month in whichdelivery is requested of the sawmill; or (ill)two carloads of housing construction lum-ber in any calendar quarter at the rate ofnot more than one carload In any month ofthe quarter.

(2) Every distributor must hold the lum-ber received on certified orders for rale onlyon certified orders or orders rated H or AAA.Any quantities of lumber received on certi-fled orders which, at the nd of a perlcdof 60 days after receipt, are not requiredto fill certified orders or HE or AAA ratedorders received before that time may be de-livered by the distributor s he may desirosubject to all applicable regulations andorders of the Civilian Production Adminis-tration.

(3) A distributor who has made deliveryof housing construction lumber from hisinventory on certified orders from anotherdistributor may place certified orders witha sawmill to replace It in his inventory. Thedistributor must hold the lumber receivedon such orders as provided In paragraph (d)(2) above.

HfZlor. oanufacturers

(a) Zilltsrl: vaanufacturer. The follow-lug provllons tell how miliwoth manufac-turers may place with the savmill certifiedorders for housing constructfon lumber andhow such lumbar hal be used, and the mill-wor: cold:

(1) Any miliwork manufacturer may placecertificd orders for delivery in each monthctarting with the month of February 1945for housing construction lumbar with a sw-mill or an office whoaeaaler for an amountin footage not exceeding 5 per cant of theamount in footage of coftwcd lumbar con-sumed by him in the manufacture of mill-wor: in the year 1940.

(2) A milwor% manufacturer must uszeeach month a quantity of lumbar equal toall housing construction lumber received oncertified orders for the manufacture of mMi-work; '75 par cent of the amount of the mill-wor c o manufactured must be held for saIeon certified orders from a jobber or prefab-ricator or on orders rated HE or AAA. Anyquantites of miltwor: Manufactured which,at the end of a pcrld of CO days after com-pletion, are not required to fill certifiedorder or orders rated HE or AAA beforethat time, may be delivurcd by the mlllwzi:manufacturer as ha may dezire subjsct toall applicable regulatlons and orders of theCivilian Praduezton Administration.

Hardrool Florg Zfczzufocturerz(f) Harduwco ffooring maufceturer.

The following provisio-n tell how hardwoodflooring manufacturers mav pXac with a zaw-mill certified orders for hardwccd flooringlumber and how such lumbar chall be usedand the hardwood flozing cold:

(1) Hardwood flooring manufacturers mayplace certified ordem for delivery each monthstarting with the month of February 1945with a c7mill or with an ofce wholezalerfor hnrdwoad floorn lumber for an amountin foo)tge not to eced 6 percent of theamount of footage of hardwood lumber con-sumed in the manufa.cture of hardwoodfloering in the year 294.

(2) A hardw:d floorlng manufacturermust u- each month a quantity of lumbarequal to all hnrdwTod flcoring lumhbr re-ceived on certified orders for the manufac-ture of hardwco: floorlg. 75 perc:nt ofthe amount of hardwad flooring s3 manu-factured must be held for sale on certiffedorders from a jabbcr or vrcfabricator or onorder rated HE or AAA. Any quantities ofhardwood flc rsn manufactured which atthe end of a pcrlad of E9 days after comple-tlon are not required to fill certified ordersor orders rated HE or AAA receivcd be-fore that time, may be delivered by the hard-wod fl~oring manufacturer as he may de-sire subject to all appicable regulations andorders of the Civilian Produotion Adminis-traton.

Housing Cantractors

(g) Housing catroctors. The followingprovision, t21 how a housing contractor mayplace with a sawmill or oMlle wholsalercertified orders for hcuzing constructionlumber:

(1) A housing contractor "who has an HErating may apply the HE rating on ordfor houinfg con-truotion lumber to a dil-tributor, or he may place certified ordersfor delivery each month -tarting with thamonth of February 1916 with a ewmMill orwith an o1ce wholezaer for housing con-tru.tion lumb:r for an amount in footage

not in cxc= of the total lumbar requircd tomeet his czntruction schedule for heazingfor which he has received authorization tou:3 the prcference rating HH. Certifiedorders may bL placed with a sawmil- orwith an ofce wholezaler for housing con-struction lumber only to the extent thatrated orders hove not been placed with dis-tributors for authorized amounts. The

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housing contractor must not specify deliverydates on certified orders or HR rated ordersmore than 30 days before the time that thehousing construction lumber is needed forincorporation into housing. Furthermore,the housing contractor must not place certi-fied orders or HK rated orders for housingconstruction lumber in which is specified adelivery date later than during the thirdcalendar month after the time when thepurchase order was placed.

(2) The housing contractor must use thehousing construction lumber obtained oncertified orders in the construction of hous-ing for which the HE rating was authorized.

Offlice Wholesalers

(h) Offee wholesalers. The following pro-visions tell how office wholesalers may placecertified orders for housing 'constructionlumber and how lumber so obtained may besold:

(1) An office wholesaler receiving certi-fied orders from a distributor, millworkmanufacturer, hardwood flooring manufac-turer, prefabricator or housing contractormay place certified orders with the sawmillfor an amount of housing construction lum-ber or hardwood flooring lumber not in excessof the amount called for by the certifiedorders which he has received.

Integrated Sawmills

(i) Sawmills that are also prefabricators,millwork or hardwood floorzng manufac-turers. If a person engaged in operating asawmill Is also engaged In manufacturingmillwork or hardwood flooring, he may trans-fer housing construction lumber or hardwoodflooring lumber from his sawmill to hismanufacturing operation provided that as amillvork manufacturer or a hardwood floor-ing manufacturer he is permitted to placemonthly certified orders for housing con-struction lumber or hardwood flooring lum-ber. The transfer from the sawmill must betreated as delivery on a certified order and hemust keep records ofthe transfer in his saw-mill files and endorse the appropriate certifi-cate on his records.

A person making a transfer permitted inthe above paragraph must use or dispose ofthe housihig construction lumber or hard-wood flooring lumber transferred to millworkor hardwood flooring manufacturing opera-tion in conformity with the applicable para-graphs above.

Certification on Orders

(j) Certification on orders. To certify anorder for housing construction lumber orhardwood flooring lumber under this direc-tion, the following certificate must be en-dorsed on or attached to the purchase order,sales ticket or other order calling for thedelivery of housing construction lumber orhardwood flooring lumber or millwork orhardwood floring. Certificates must besigned manually or as explained in Priori-ties Regulation 7. However, the standardform described in that regulation may notbe used in place of the certificate describedin this direction. The certification requiredby this direction may not be waived underparagraph (f) of Priorities Regulation 7.Orders placed verbally must be confirmed im-mediately and the confirmation must bearthe appropriate certificate. The certificatemust be substantially as follows:

The undersigned certified to the supplierand to the Civilian Production Administra-tion that he Is a - (Distributor, miliworkmanufacturer, hardwood flooring manufac-turer, prefabricator, housing contractor, of-fice wholesaler, or jobber) and that the quan-tities of housing construction lumber orhardwood flooring lumber or millwork orhardwood flooring covered by this order (to-gether with all other certified orders for theparticular material for delivery in the monthspecified In this order) do not exceed the

amount permitted under Direction 1 to Pri-orities Regulation 33 with the provisions ofwhich he is familiar.Date ..............................

(k) Jobbers. The following provisions tellhow a jobber may secpre a stock of millworkor hardwood flooring by placing orders fordelivery in the months of February, Marchand April, 1946, and how the millwork andhardwood flooring must be sold:

(1) A Jobber may place certified orders fordelivery in the months of February, March,and April 1946 with a millwork or hardwoodflooring manufacturer for millwork or hard-wood flooring in a total amount not in excessof 10 per cent of the amount of his receiptsof millwork in units, pieces or footage orhardwood flooring n the calendar year 1940;

(2) Every jobber must hold the millworkor hardwood flooring received on certified or-ders for sale only on orders rated HH or AAA.Any quantities of millwork or hardwood floor-ing received on certified orders which at theend of a period of 60 days after receipt are notrequired to fill RH or AAA rated orders re-ceived before that time, may be delivered-bythe jobber as he may desire subject to allapplicable regulations and orders of the Ci-vilian Production Administration.

Newcomers

(1) Prefabricators. The following provi-sions tell how a prefabricator may placeorders for housing construction lumber,millwork or hardwood flooring:

(1) A prefabricator may place certifiedorders for housing construction lumber witha sawmill, distributor or office wholesaler,for millwork with a millwork manufacturer,and for hardwood flooring with a hardwoodflooring manufacturer, for an amount not inexcess of the total amount of housing con-struction lumber, millwork or- hardwoodflooring required to meet a quarterly produc-tion schedule for prefabricated houses, pan-els or sections for which he has received pri-orities assistance on Form CPA-4415. A pre-fabricator must not specify delivery dates (at-plant or warehouse) on certified orders morethan 30 days before the time the housingconstruction lumber, millwork or hardwoodflooring is needed for incorporation into theprefabricated houses, panels or sections.Furthermore, a prefabricator must not.placecertified orders for housing construction lum-ber, millwork or hardwood flooring n whichis specified a delivery date later than duringthe third calendar month after the timewhen his purchase order is placed.

(2) A prefabricator must use the housingconstruction lumber, millwork or hardwoodflooring obtained on certified orders for theconstruction of prefabricated houses, panelsor sections to be sold on orders rated HH.

(3) A prefabricator may not apply or-px-tend an HH rating for housing constructionlumber, millwork or hardwood flooring.

(in) Persons not established as distribu-tors, millworA manufacturers or hardwoodfloortng manufacturers. (1) Any personwho was not on January 1, 1942 a lumberdistributor and wants permission to placemonthly certified orders for an amount ofhousing construction lumber in excess oftwo carloads of housing construction lumberin any calendar quarter at the rate of notmore than one carload in any month of thequarter, may apply by letter to the CivilianProduction Administration.

(2) Any person who was not, i the year1940, a jobber or a millwork or hardwoodflooring manufacturer, and wants to placemonthly certified orders may apply by letterto the Civilian Production Administration.

(3) Any person applying by letter undersubparagraph (1) or (2) above should statehow much housing construction lumber orhardwood flooring lumber or millwork orhardwood flooring he needs each month,proximity of his place of business to similar

businesses, and any other information to helpthe Civilian Production Administration de-cide what amount of housing constructionlumber or millwork or hardwood flooring orhardwood flooring lumber is needed by himto engage in business. Such application willbe processed in an equitable manner.

Miscellaneous

(n) The following provisions generally af-fecting sawmills, distributors, millworkl man-ufacturers, hardwood flooring manufacturers,prefabricators, housing contractors, Jobbersand office wholesalers, should be carefullyread:

(1) Validation of orders. Any distributor,millwork manufacturer, hardwood flooringmanufacturer, prefabricator, or housing con-tractor who has placed an uncertified orderwith a sawmill and is later authorized toplace a certified order may validate the orderby giving the sawmill the certificate that heis entitled to use. Any order that is validatedsubsequent to January 16, 1946, should betreated as though the order was placed on the'date that the certificate was received by thesawmill.

(2) Applicability of regulations. Except asotherwise required by this direction, PrioritiesRegulations 1 and 3 continue to govern theuse of ratings and the acceptance, schedul-Ing and filling of orders placed with distribu-tors and sawmills. All other applicable regu-lations and orders of the Civilian ProductionAdministration must be observed where notinconsistent with this direction.

(3) Violations. Any person 'who wilfullyviolates any provision of this direction orwho, in connection with this direction, wil-fully conceals a materal fact or furnishes falseinformation to any department or agency ofthe United States, is guilty of a crime andupon conviction may be punished by fine orimprisonment. In addition, any such per-son may be prohibited from making or ob-taining further deliveries of, or from process-ing or using, material under priority controland may be deprived of priorities assistance,

(4) Extension of preference ratings, Therating HE may not be applied or extended toa sawmill as defined in paragraph (b) (0)above for lumber. However, where a per-son has received an HH rated order for thedelivery of housing construction lumber, mill-work or hardwood flooring, he may extend theHH rating to his suppliers, except to a raw-mill as defined in paragraph (b) (0) aboveto get the housing construction lumber,millwork (or housing construction lumber tobe incorporated in miliwork) or hardwoodflooring which he will deliver on that ordersubject to applicable inventory regulations,If a person has made delivery of housing con-structioi lumber, millwork or hardwood floor-ing on an BH rated order, he may extend theHR rating to his suppliers except to a saw-mill as defined in paragraph (b) (0), aboveto replace it in his inventory subject to ap-plicable inventory regulations.

(5) Reports. Every person shall file withthe Civilian Production Administration, orany other federal agency, through which theCivilian Production Administration may dis-tribute housing construction lumber, suchreports and questionnaires as the CivilianProduction Administration or such otheragency may from time to time require sub-ject to the approval of the Bureau of theBudget pursuant to the Federal Reports Actof 1942.

(6) Appeals. Any appeal from the provi-sions of this direction should be made bymailing a letter in triplicate to the CivilianProduction Administration, Forest ProductsDivision, Washington 25, D. c., Rof.. Direc-tion 1 to Priorities Regulation 33 stating theparticular provision appealed from and stat-Ing fully the grounds for the appeal.

(7) Communications. All communicationsunless otherwise directed must be addressedas follows: Civilian Production Administra-

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tion, Forest Products )Divsison, Washington25, D. C.

(8) [Deleted Feb. 1, 1946.]

Issued this 29th day of March 1946.

CIvIAN PRODUCTIONADinISTRATiON,

By J. JOSEPH WHELAN,Recording Secretary.

IF. R. Dec. 46-5342; Filed, Mar. 29, 1946;4:34 p. m.]

PART 944---REGuxTAioNs APPLiCABLE TOTHE OPERATION OF THE PRIORITIES SYS-TEMI

[Priorities Reg. 33, Direction IA, as AmendedMar. 29, 19461

SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD

The fulfilment of requirements for thedefense of the United States has createda shortage m the supply of softwood ply-wood for defense, for private accountand for export; and the following orderIs deemed necessary and appropriate inthe public interest and to promote thenational defense: .

(a) What thts direction does. PrioritiesRegulation 33 and Direction 8 to PrioritiesRegulation 33 provide for the assignment. tobuilders and prefabricators of priorities as-sistance to secure materials listed on Sched-ule A of PR 33 and List I of Direction 8 to PR33 which are required for use in the Recon-version Housing Program. Among theseitems is softwood plywood. This directionprovides that the manufacturers of softwoodplywood shall produce a percentage of theirtotal production n construction and doorpanel grades and reserve a percentage ofthose grades for certified orders from pre-fabricators, distributors, stock cabinet manu-facturers, stock door manufacturers andhousng contractors. It provides that thesoftwood plywood reserved and the productinto which it is incorporated, may only besold on certified orders or RH rated orders.

(b) Definitions for the purpose of tins di-rection. (1) "Softwood plywood" meanslaminated veneers of any species of softwoodunited with a bonding agent to produceboard.

(2) "Construction plywood" means ply-wood of one or more softwood panels of thefollowing grades: Interior (moisture resist-ant) type as follows: ' wall board; 'wall board; i'" sound one side plypanel;

'" sound one side plypanel; %6o" sheathing;,, sheathing; %" sheathing and - "

sheathing and Exterior type: '" sound oneside plypanel and ,'" sound one side panel.

(3) "Door plywood" means softwood ply-wood, Interior (moisture resistant) and Ex-terior type without external sealer treatmentof Y/" sound two sides door plypanel.

(4) 'lywood manufacturer" means aperson engaged in the manufacture of soft-wood plywood.

(5) "Prefabricator" means a person en-gaged in the manufacture of prefabricatedhouses, panels or sections who has beengranted priorities assistance on Form CPA-4415 to build prefabricated houses, panels orsections.

(6) "Housing contractor" means a builder(applicant) who has been directly assignedan RH rating by CPA, F]RA or NHA. It alsoincludes a general contractor who has beendirectly authorized by such a builder to usethe IH rating for the whole job. It does notinclude a subcontractor authorized to usethe HH rating for a part of the job.

(7) "Distributor" means a person whobuys and stocks softwood plywood for resaleas plywood at wholesale or retail.

(8) "Stock cabinet manufacturer" means amillwork manufacturer who producc3 win-dows, cash, doors, window and dcor-scrcen-,cut stock for the fore-eoing, trim. mouldingand kitchen cabinets for built-in Installationas part of his regular milIworh line.

(9) "Stock deor manufacturer" means aperson who cons-umcs EoftWcd plywcd Inthe manufacturo of standard house doors.

(10) "Square footage" mcans mcsuwrcmcnton a Va' rough basis.

(11) "Certified order" means any order forthe delivery of softwood plywoad bearing thecertificate prescrihed in paroaraph (j).

(12) 'T rson" means any individual, part-nership, assocLation, buziness trust corpo-ration, governmental corporation or agencyor any organized group of persons whetherincorporated or not.

Plywood Manufacturers(c) Plywood maanufacturers rccerre pro-

ductfon. The following conditions, will gov-ern the amount of construction plywood anddoor plywood, plywood manufacturers shallproduce and rescrve for certified orders:

(1) Each softwood plywo:d manufacturershall reserve in his total over-all productionof softwocd plywood In rquare fcotage forthe month of April, 1946, and for each calen-dar month thereafter, time and supplicssuficient to produce and deliver withinsuch month; (1) at leost 45% of his expectedmonthly production of softwod plywood Inthe form of construction plywood of whichnot more than 20% of the construction ply-wood may ho in exterior type; (11) at least5% of his expected monthly production ofsoftwood plywood in the form of door ply-wood, for delivery on certified orders.

Vhe CPA may from time to time changesuch percentages by amendments publzhcdin the Federal Register prior to the firstday of any month.

(2) Every plywood manufacturer must re-serve 60% of his total production of con-struction plywood In cquare footage bcln-ning with the month of April, 1010, and ineach calendar month thereafter, for deliveryon certified orders. A plywood manufac-turer must hold the C0% rcerve prcductlon,of construction plywood for certifled ordersfrom prefabricators, housing contractor,stock cabinet manufacturers and dLtrlbu-tors and must accept and chip ouch certifiedorders in preference to all other ordcrs (ex-cept orders rated AAA) to the extent thatsuch certified orders do not require morethan 60% of the total monthly productionof construction plywood. Any quantitlc ofconstruction plywood reserved for certificdorders from prefabrIcators, housing contrac-tors, stock cabinet manufacturers or dis-tributors, which, by the 20th of any monthIn which production is rescrvcd, are not re-quired to fill certified orders received beforethat time, may be delivered by the plyvodmanufacturer as he may dezire subject toall applicable orders and reg-ulations of theCPA.

(3) A plywood manufacturer must reserve40% of his total production of constructionplywood in square footage beginning wlththe month of April, 1946, and for each cal-endar month thereafter for delivery on un-certified and unrated orders from ditrltu-tors.

(4) A plywod mnufacturer must hold hisreserve production of door plywood for cer-tified orders from door manufacturers ordistributors and must accept and thip Luchcertified orders In preference to al otherorders (except orders rated AAA) to the ex-tent that such certified orders do not requiremore than the monthly reerve productionof door plywood. Any quantitisc of douor ply-wood manufactured which, by the 10th of anymonth in which production I- reservcd, arenot required to fill certified orders receivedbefore that time, may be delivered by theplywood manufacturer as he may de:lre sub-

jczt to all applicable orders and reuL-ifon3of the CPA.

Prefabrlcatorm(d) The following provisions tell ho. pre-

fabricators may place with a plywo d manu-facturer or dIstributor certified order- forconstruction plywood:

(1) A prefabricator may place certified or-dera with a plywood manufacturer o7 a diz-tributor for conmstruct in plywod in theamount for rhich he has reccived pLoritiesa-itance on Form CPA-4415. A prefabrl-cater must not opecify delivery datez (at hLplant or warehouso) on certified orders morethan .0 daya bfore the time the constructionplywood is nesded for incorporation into theprefabricated houses, panel.s, or cactio=.Furthermore, a prefabrimctor must not placecrtified orders for constructfon plywood inrwhich 1s cificd a delivery date later thanduring the third calendar month after thetime when the purchase order is placed.

(2) A prefabricator must usa constructionplywc:d obtained on certlflad ord-s in theproduction of prefabricated houmes, panen1or cctlons to te cold en orders rated EN.

(3) A prefabsicator may not apply or ex-tend an HH rating for construction plywood.

Housing Contractors

(e) Housfng contractors. The followingprovIsions tell how a hzusing contractor mayplace certified orders or HH rated oxde witha plywood manufacturer or dL-tributor forcontru-tlon plywood.

(1) A housing contractor may apply the113 rating on orders for construction plyoodto a dLtrlbutor, but not to a plywopd men-ufa~turcr, or a ho uing contractor purcilas-Ing in not les than carload lots, may placecertified orders for mill sipment deliveryeach month starting with the month of April196, with a plywood manufacturer or a dis-trbutor, In an amount in square foatage notin exca= of the total constructfon plywoordrequired to me:t his cnstruction sLhedulefor housing for which he h"- received prio-i-tics aLssitance on Form CPA-430g. A housingcontractor may not plac HR rated & certi-fled ordcr for con truc!tin plywood exceptfor uze in kitchen cao1,"=a d bathroom andkitchen flooring. He may not apply the HErating or us2 a certiflate for an amount inexcess of CD cquare feet per house or apart-ment. If kitchen cabinets are purchased "'

mllwok: the total pcrmissible amount ofcon.truction plywood must be reduced bythe amount of plywood in the cabinets.

(2) A houing contractor must not -icifydelivery datc (at cite or warehouze) on car-tifl:d orders or HH rated ord rs, more thanED days from the time that the constructionplywo:l is nceded for incorpozation into thehousing. Furthermore, the houzing contrac-tor must not place cartificd ord s for con-struction plywood in which is =-oiflled a de-livery date later than the third calendmonth after the tim vhan the purcha=order i- placsd. A housin. contractor mayplace certificd orders for con--tru=ion ply-wood only to the extent that HB rated ordershave not bsen placad with a distributor.

(3) A houang contractor must use theconztructlon plyv;cod cbaind on ce e lifdorders or HB rated orders on housing con-struction for which the BR rating was au-thoriled.

Stocz- Cabfnet Zlranufacturcrs

(f) Stc0: cabinet mainufactrers. Thefollowing provilons toll ha, a st ok cbi-net menufSoturer may place with a ply-wood mnnufacturer or distributor ccrtifledorders for comtruction plywood for the man-ufacture of built-in cabinet-, and how thecabinets must be cold:

(1) A tacL: cabinet manufacturer rash-Ing to place certified orders for construe-tion plywood, with the plywccd manufac-turer, or a dlatributor, shall apply to theCPA for authority to plaea such orders. A

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stock cabinet manufacturer must for thesecond calendar quarter of 1946 apply toCPA before April 1, 1946 and for subse-quent quarters apply at least 20 days beforethe first day of the calendar quarter forwhich authorization is asked, by letter stat-Ing: (i) average monthly consumption ofplywood in kitchen cabinets in year 1940(required in first application only); (if)average anticipated monthly production ofkitchen cabinets in units to be produced inthe next 3 calendar months in which con-struction plywood is required and (ii) totalrequirement in W" basis of constructionrlywood for kitchen cabinets in item (ii)above. Such application will be processedequitably. A stock cabinet manufacturermust not specify delivery dates (at plant orwarehouse) on certified orders more than30 days before the time the constructionplywood is needed for incorporation intocabinets. Furthermore, the stock cabinetmanufacturer must not place certified or-ders for construction plywood in which isspecified a delivery date later than duringthe third calendar month after the time thepurchase order was placed.

(2) A stock cabinet manufacturer mustuse the construction plywood received oncertified orders in the production of built-inkitchen cabinets suitabe for housing. Thecabinets manufactured from the construc-tion plywood must be held for sale as mill-work and sold in conformity with para-graph (e) (2) of Direction 1 to PR 33 pro-yiding for the sale of millwork.

Door Manufacturers

(g) Door manufacturers. The followingprovisions tell how door manufacturers mayplace with plywood manufacturers or 'dis-tributors certified orders for door plywoodfor the manufacture of standard house doorsand how the doors must be sold.

(1) A door manufacturer may place cer-tified orders for door plywood for deliveryIn each month beginning with the month ofApril, 1946, with the plywood manufacturer-or a distributor for an amount in squarefootage not in excess of 10% of the amountin square footage of door plywood consumedby him in the manufacture of standard housedoors In the year 1940.

(2) A door manufacturer must use eachmonth, all the door plywood received on cer-tified orders in the manufacture of standardhouse doors. Thd doors so manufacturedmust be held for sale as millwork and soldin conformity with paragraph (e) (2) ofDirection 1 to PR 33 providing for the saleof millwork.

Distributors

(h) Distributors. The following provisionstell how distributors may place orders forconstruction plywood, and how the con-struction plywood may be sold:

(1) A distributor may place uncertifiedand unrated orders for delivery each month,starting with the month of April, 1946, forconstruction plywood, with the plywoodmanufacturer. A distributor must hold the.construction plywood received after April 1,1946 for sale only on certified orders or ordersrated HH or AAA. Any quantities of con-struction plywood which at the end of aperiod of 60 days after receipt, are not re-quired to fill all certified orders or HR or AAArated orders received before that time, maybe delivered by the distributor as he maydesire, subject to all applicable orders andregulations of the CPA.

(2) A distributor who has received a cer-tified order for construction or door plywoodmay place the certified order with a ply-wood manufacturer to get the constructionor door plywood which will be delivereddirect to consumer subject to the applicableinventory regulations. If a distributor hasmade delivery of construction or door ply-wood from his inventory on certified ordersfrom a prefabricator, housing contractor,

door manufacturer or stock cabinet manu-facturer, he may place certified orders witha plywood manufacturer to replace it in hisinventory. The distributor must hold theplywood received on such certified order asprovided in paragraph (1) above.

(I) Newcomers. (1) A person who in theyear 1940 was not established as a millworkmanufacturer or a door manufacturer, andwho wants to place monthly certified ordersfor construction plywood for use in kitchencabinets or for door plywood for use instandard house doors, may apply to CPA forauthorization to place certified orders for acalendar quarter. Authorization will be Is-sued on a quarterly basis and application byletter must be filed at least 10 days beforethe first day of the calendar quarter forwhich authorization is asked. The lettershould state: (i) location of plant; (if)amount of equipment and its productioncapacity to manufacture kitchen cabinets orhouse doors; (ill) line of millwork to be pro-duced; (iv) anticipated monthly productionof house doors or kitchen cabinets In whichplywood is required; (v) total requirements-on a %1" basis of plywood for house doorsor kitchen cabinets for the next currentquarter. Such application will be pro-cessed in an equitable manner.

(2) A person receiving authorization toplace a certified order under paragraph (i)(1) above, must hold kitchen cabinets ordoors manufactured for sale in conformitywith the provisions of paragraph (f) (2) and(g) (2) above, respectively.

Certification

(j) Certification. To certify an order forconstruction plywood or door plywood un-der this direction, the following certificatemust be endorsed on or attached to the pur-chase order, or sales ticket. Certificationmust be signed manually or as explained InPR 7. However, the standard form describedin that regulation may not be used in placeof the certificate described in this direction.The certificate described in this directionmay not be waived by paragraph (f) underPR 7.

Prefabricators, housing contractors, stock•cabinet manufacturers, door manufacturersand distributors who place certified orderscalling for delivery of construction plywoodor door plywood, must use a certificate read-ing substantially as follows:

The undersigned certifies to the sup-plier and to the CPA that he is a ------(prefabricator, housing contractor,stock cabinet manufacturer, doormanufacturer, or distributor) and thatthe quantities of construction plywoodor door plywood covered by this order(together with all other certified ordersfor construction plywood or door ply-wood for delivery in the months speci-fied in this order) do not exceed theamount he has been allowed under Di-rection 1A of PR 33 with the provisionsof which he is familiar. :>Dated -------------------------------

Miscellaneous

(k) Miscellaneous. The following provi-sions generally affecting plywood manufac-turers, prefabricators, housing contractors,stock cabinet manufacturers, door imanu-facturers and distributors should be care-fully read:

(1) Validation of orders. Any prefabri-cater, stock cabinet manufacturer, doormanufacturer or housing contractor who hasplaced an uncertified order with a plywoodmanufacturer and is later authorized toplace a certified order may validate the or.der by giving the plywood mnufacturer thecertificate that he s entitled to use. Anyorder that is validated subsequent to April1, 1946, should be treated as though the or.der was placed on the date that the certificatewas received by the plywood manufacturer.

(2)' Applicability of regulations. Exceptas otherwise required by this direction Pri-orities Regulations 1 and 3 govern the 'useof ratings and the acceptance, schedulingand filling of orders placed with distributorsAll other applicable regulations and ordersof the Civilian Production AdministrAtionmust be observed.

(3) Extension of HH rating. The HH rat-ing may not be applied or extended to aplywood manufacturer for plywood. How-ever, any person who has received an 11rated order for the delivery of constructionplywood may extend the IM A-tin-gtolissuppliers (except to a construction plywoodmanufacturer) to get plywood which ho willdeliver on that order subject to applicableinventory regulations. If a person has meedelivery of construction plywood on an iIIrated order, he may extend the IIA rating tohis suppliers (except to a plywood manufac-turer) to replace the amount lit his inven-tory subject to the applicable inventory re"u-lations. A millwork manufacturer who hasreceived a HH rated order for anilivork orwho has delivered millwork on an HH rating,may not extend the 1H rating for construe-tion plywood for incorporation Into M-ilwor l.

(4) Violations. Any person who willfullyviolates any provisions of this direction, il-fully conceals a material fact or furnishesfalse information to any department oragency of the United States, is guilty of acrime and upon conviction may be punishedby fine or imprisonment. In addition, anysuch person may be prohibited from makingor obtaining further deliveries of, or fromprocessing or using, material under prioritycontrol and may be deprived of prlortieaassistance.

(5) Reports. Every person shall file withthe Civilian Production Administration, orany other federal agency, through which theCivilian Production Administration may did-tribute plywood, such reports and question-naires as the Civilian Production Adminis-tration or such other agency may from timeto time require subject to the approval ofthe Bureau of the Budget pursuant to theFederal Reports Act of 1942,

(6) Appeals. Any appeal from the pro-visions of this direction shall be made bymailing a letter in triplicate to the CivilianProduction Administration, Forest ProductsDivision, Washington 25, D. C., Ref.. Direc-tion 1A to PR 33 stating the particular pro-vision appealed from and stating fully thegrounds for the appeal.

(7) Communications. All communla-tions unless otherwise directed must be ad-dressed as follows: Civilian Production Ad.ministration, Forest Products Division,Washington 25, D. 0.

(8) Effective date. This direction shallbecome effective April 1, 1040.


CIVILIAN PRODUCTIONADMINISTRATION,

By J. JOSEPH WHELAN,Recording Secretary.

[F R. Doe. 46-5340; Filed, Mar. 29, 10.40;4:34 p. m.]

PART 944--REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO TIlOPERATION OF THE PRIORITIES SYST11M

[Priorities Reg. 33, Direction 8, as AmendedMar. 29, 1946]

PREFABRICATED HOUSING UNDER THE IRECOX-VERSION HOUSING PROGRAM

The following amended direction Isissued pursuant to PR 33:

(a) What this direction does. This direc.tion explains how manufacturers of pro-fabricated houses sections or panels, called

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prefabricators in this direction, may get HEratings for certain materials to be used in themanufacture and erection of frefabrlcatedhousing under the Reconversion HousingProgram.

(b) Definitions. For the purpose of thisdirection:

(1) "Prefabricated house" means a housewhich is manufactured in a factory, is trans-ported without being taken apart, and willbe ready for occupancy when placed on afoundation and connected with requiredutility services. The term "prefabricatedhouse" does not include house trailers.

(2) "Prefabricated section" means a sec-tion of.a.house which Is manufactured-in afactory, is transported without being takenapart, and will be ready for use when attachedto another section or other sections of ahouse, or used in combination with prefabri-cated panels or conventionally constructedelements or both, placed on a foundation andconnected with public utility services.

(3) "PTrefabricated panel" means any floorwall, partition, ceiling, roof or truss panelwhich is manufactured in a factory in sucha fashion that It may be erected, in combina-tion with other prefabricated panels or sec-tions of a house, or in combination with con-ventionally constructed elements to produceho u sing accommodations. Prefabricatedpanels may, but need not, incorporate suchitems as window and door frames, sash, doors,builders' hardware, wiring, piping, etc.

(4) The terms "prefabricated panel" and'prefabricated section" do not Include: (1)fabricated structural steel such as columns,beams, or trusses, (ii) millwork as defined inDirection 1 to Priorlties Regulation 33, (li)items of furniture and equipment not to bepermanently attached to and made a part ofa house or, (iv) building materials cut to sizeand shape for assembly at the site (However,If such materials are delivered by the pre-fabricator as part of the package he supplies,these materials for the purpose of this direc-tion are considered as included in the pack-age and are subject to the rules in thisdirection).

(c) Applications 'by prefabricators for pri-orities assstancs. A prefabricator may applyto the Civilian Production Administrationon Form CPA-4415 for authority to use anHE rating or to place certified orders to getmaterials on List 1 to this direction to beused in the manufacture of prefabricatedhouses, sections, aid panels, or to be soldwith them. Second quarter applicationsmust be filed by April -1, 1946. Authoriza-tions will be given on this form for mate-rials for the Second Quarter (April, lay andJune) and an advance authorization for apercentage d requirements for the thirdquarter (July, August, and September). Theadvance authorization will enable the pre-fabricator to place purchase orders for thethird quarter before the receipt of his thirdauarter authorization, subject to the pro-visions of paragraph (d) (5). Priorities as-sistance will be granted only for such quan-tities of materials for manufacture into pre-fabricated houses, sections or panels as arelikely to be fully used in housing authorizedunder the Reconversion Housing Program.

(d) Use of HE ratings and certified ordersby prefabrzcatons. (1) A prefabricator mustnot extend an HH rating which he receivesfrom his customers.

(2) A prefabricator to whom an HE rat-ing is assigned on Form CPA-4 5 under thisdirection may uss.,It only to get the quan-tities of the materials approved on the ap-plication (except that the HH rating maynot be used to get materials covered by para-graph (4) below). The HH rating may beappliedt- a purchase order only by placingon the order the following certificate (thecertificates set forth in Priorities Regula-tions 3 and 7 may not be substituted forthis crtiflcate).

Reconversion Houing PrcZroniPrefabricated Housing

Serial #.....

Rating: HE 0I certify to the Civilian Production

Administration that the materials- cov-ered-by this order will be ucd only inprefabricated units being manufac-tured under the Reconversion HousingProgram and that i will seli the com-pleted units only on ordera ratcd Eunder Priorities Regulation 33.

Lanufacturer

(3) A prefabricator who has been grantedpriorities assistance on Form CPA-4415 mayuse an HH rating to get his approved quan-tity of bath tubs. radiation and roll pipefrom distributors or jobtese, and for his ap-proved quantity of gypsum board and lathfrom dealers, under Directions 2, 3, 4 end5 to Priorities Regulation 33. A prefabrl-cator, however, shall not uso an HH rating toget any of these products directly from pro-ducers, as it Is expected by the Clvlian Pro-duction Administration that prcducer whoregularly sell these products diredtly to pro-fabricators will continue to provide an equl-table-share of their products to them with-

.out use of ratings.(4) A prefabricator whese application on

Form CPA-4415 is approved may place cer-tifed orders for the approved quantltl:s oflumber, mlllworr, hardwood flooring andconstruction plywood in accordance withDirection 1 and Direction IA to ProritlesRegulation 33.

(5) The prefabrlcator must not specifydelivery dates (delivery at his plant or ware-house) on HE rated or certified purchace or-ders for materials more than 30 days beforethe time they are to be incorporated In theprefabricated house, section or panel. Fur-thermore, the prefabrIcator must not placeHE rated or certified purchace orders formaterials in which delivery Is pceclfied laterthan during the third calendar month afterthe time when the purchase order Is plac_.

(e) Extendibility of 11I ratings by dcalcrs.A person (other than a prefabricator) whoreceives an HE rated order for a prefabri-cated house, cection or panel, may x tendthe HH rating to a prefabricator to rct theprefabricated house, section or panel whichhe will deliver on the MH order.

(f) Sales by prefabrfcators. A prefabri-cator must not cell any prefabricated house.section or panel, In which materialo obt2inedwith an HH rating or by means of a ccrticdorder under Direction 1 or Direction 1A toPriorities Regulation 33 have been incorpo-rated, except on an order rated HE.

(g) Application by builders undcr Priori-ties Regulation 33. A veteran of World WarII or other builder who wlhc3 to erect aprefabricated house, sectlon or panel (in-cluding a prefabricator rho erccts the build-ing himself) to produco housing accommo-dations may apply for an HE ratlng underPriorities Regulation 33 and his appIlcatlonwill be procesed in the usual fashlon. Itapproved, the builder will be &ubject to allthe requirements of Priorities Rcgulatlon 33including the restrictions on sales price,rEnts and preerenco to votEranz. When theapplication is approved, the builder will beaslgned an HH rating which he may usoto get the prefabricated house. cction orpanel and other Items from the prcfabri-cater. This rating may to applied in accord-ance with, and subject to the limitations ofparagraph (d) of the regulation. The buildermay also use the HH rating to get the ncc-essary quantities of any other ltems onSchedule A of Prlorltisc'R-eulatlon 33 froma supplier.

(h) Violations Any pcrson who wilfullyviolates any provision of this direction, wl-fully conceals a material fact or furnLhes

falce Information to any departm nt oragency of the United States. Is guilty of acrime and utin conviction may be punshedby fline or ImprLonment. In cddition, snysuch prcon may ba px hiblt d from =::ingor obta3ining further deliverIzs of. or fromprotesing or uzing. materLl under prioritycontrol and may be deprivcd of prioritiasassL-tance.

(1) App-als. Any appeal from the provi-sions of thls direction bhould be made bymailing a lettcr in triplcate to the CivilianProduction Admintraton. Washington 23.D. C.. Ref: Direction S to Priarities RegulZ-ton 33, stating- the particular prov- on ap-pealed from and stating fully the groundsfor the app-eal.

Iz-ued this 29th day of Mrarch 1946.

CrvLx,-Pr.aon'lcrACnen~Ar, rohroz

By J. Jos-PH WHmE.sr,-Recordng Secretary.

[F. R. Dc. 4G-5341; Fil:, Miar. 23, 1916;4:01 p. m.]

PAnT 944-ZREGuLaTio-s APUCALE TrOOPrrATIo:;S Or TH PIOzrrnsS SYSx=r

[Pr orlties Reg. 03, ILt 1 to Direction 8, asAmendcd 21ar. 23, 194GI

The priorities asistance given underDirection 8 to Priorities Regulation 33to prefabri-catars may be wed only to getthe following materials (additions to anddeletions from this ist may be made fromtime to time)

Dirceiionito Priorrities

1Begulatfons 33cpp! irg tothe irterzaf

Lumber ------------.... Directin IHardw7od flzorin- --------- Diroation 1Uulwors (including dcom and

built-in kitchen cabinets)__ DireztIon IConstructon plywocd, intcrlr

and exterior typc--_ Dlrection IABathtubs ...- Direction 2Cst iron -oll plpe and flttn,.._ Drectfon 4Gypsum Lath- __.... Diation 5Gypsum osrd_ . .. Direction 5Prefabricatedeto.t ......... _ DIrectionSPrefabricated pnc........... DIrEction 8Structural Inurlatlon board.Building- basrd (esccap Yrd-

board) -

Cffy:S , r Pipec.

D-flnItions of the above Items may befound in the appropriate directions.

Iwued this 23th day of March 1943.CzvLl Pnsonrccr

ADas.uL ,-fc.o :;,

By J. Jo ar- Wnnr..s,Recording Secretary.

[P. E. Dc. 46-53M; Filed. Miar. 23. 124G;4:3 p. m.]

PArT 903-Dfl o.-.os or Auo=zn[Dircctive 41. as Amended Apr. 1, 1045]

pnrnr=nlcs ITn.G A~r oz-'~Al!U MID IIAV XUIUI OIS EOArx, flP.l-TEP COllXSIONT MD WAr, SMPE3 I'M-

§ S03.154 Directire 41-(a) Psrrssand effect. The purpose of this direc-tive is to delegate to and define the au-

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thorlty of the Army and Navy MunitionsBoard, Maritime Commission and WarShipping Administration with respect tothe assignment of MM preference ratings.It replaces Directives 23, 31 and 32 How-ever, this directive shall not-affect thevalidity of preference ratings heretoforeproperly assigned.

(b) Priorities instructions of the Armyand Navy Munitions Board. The Armyand Navy Munitions Board, after ap-proval by the Civilian Production Ad-ministration, may issue instructions gov-erning the assignment of preferenceratings within limits prescribed by CPAPriorities Policy Decisions covering con-tracts, purchase orders and other similarprocurement documents for the deliveryof materials (including products, com-modities, equipment, accessories, parts orassemblies) to or for the account of:

(1) The Army (including the PanamaCanal) and the Navy (including theMarine Corps and the Coast Guard)

(2) U. S. Army and Marine Corps PostExchanges, U. S. Navy and Coast Guard'Ships Service Departments, War Ship-ping Administration Training Organ-ization Ships Service Activities, all foroverseas or shipboard use only (exceptfor specified quantities of items as spe-cifically approved for domestic use inCPA Priorities Policy Decisions)

(3) The following agencies-of the Fed-eral Government: Coast and GeodeticSurvey, National Advisory Committee onAeronautics, Civil Aeronautics Adminis-'tration (only for activities performed atthe request or under the sponsorship ofthe Army or Navy) Selective ServiceSystem, Office of Scientific Research andDevelopment, Weather Bureau, U. S.Soldiers Home (Washington, D. C.) WarShipping Administration, MaritimeCommission (only .for ship constructiondirected by the Joint Chiefs of Staff)

(4) American Red Cross and UnitedService Organizations, Inc., activitiesdirectly connected with military person-nel overseas.

(5) [Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](6) [Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](7) [Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](c) Deliveries which may be rated MM

by the ANMB. The Army and Navy Mu-nitions Board may assign MM preferenceratings to:

(1) Deliveries in fulfillment of con-tracts and purchase orders of the kindsdescribed in paragraph (b) includingdeliveries of material to be incorporatedin construction, .but only if the construc-tion is covered by subparagraphs (2)through (6) below.

(2) Command construction; that isthe following types of projects orderedbuilt by either the Chief of Staff, U. S.Army, or the Chief of'Naval Operations,U. S. Navy* air fields; military housing;facilities for the repair of finished itemsof munitions; ports and depots; over-seas or theatre of operations construc-tion; seacoast fortifications; militaryhospitals; maneuvering, training andstaging areas and proving grounds; andManhattan District project.

(3) Army engineers -construction forthe Veterans Administration; that isVeterans Administration constructionprojects and remodelling of buildings to

be leased to the Veterans Administra-tion for use as regional or branch offices,

* wher% the Administrator of Veterans Af-fairs has requested the Army Engineersto do the construction, or Temodelling.

(4) Panama Canal construction; thatis, projects Cother than command con-struction) which are owned bythe Pan-ama Canal.

(5) Maritime ship construction; thatis, construction of ships directed by theJoint Chiefs of Staff.

(6) NACA construction; that is con-struction projects of the National Ad-visory Committee on Aeronautics whichare required for aeronautical develop-ment and research as directed by theArmy Air Forces or Bureau of Aero-nautics of the Navy.

(7) [Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](8) .[Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](d) Deliveries which may be rated by

the Maritime Commission an&lWar Ship-ping Administration. The MaritimeCommission and War Shipping Admin-istration may assign MM preference rat-ings to deliveries of materials and equip-ment to pr-vate ship repair yards forImmediate incorporation into shipsunder the control of the Maritime Com-mission or War Shippin Adnnistrationwhich are being repaired or converted bysuch yards; also deliveries to such yardsfor inventory purposes of the kinds ofmaterials normally stocked (such as steel-plates and structual steel shapes) Inthe minimum quantities necessary toprevent possible delay in the completionon time of the repair or conversion ofships under the control of the MaritimeCommission or War Shipping Adminis-tration: Provided, That it is determinedthat such materials or equipment can-not, without preference rating assist-ance, be obtained in the minimum quan-tity, and on the latest date practicable.

(e) Restrictions on rating authority.(1) Any preference rating certificatewhich assigns a rating.to the delivery oftires or tubes shall before issuance bereviewed and-approved by the CivilianProduction 'dministration.

(2) All construction, other than thatcovered by the provisions of paragraphs(c) (2) through (c) (6) will be ratedonly by the Civilian Production Admin-istration, even though .the facilitieswhen completed will be owned, leased oroperated by the Army, Navy or Mari-time Commission.

(f) Rede~egation of authority to as-sign ratings. The authority delegated tothe Army and Navy Munitions Board inparagraph (c) may be redelegated by theBoard only'to authorized officials of theagencies enumerated in paragraphs (b)(1) (b), (2) and (b) (3) The authoritydelegated to the Maritime Commissionand War Shipping Administration inparagraph (d) may be redelegated bythem only to authorized officials of thoseagencies.

(g) Method of assigning ratings. (1)[Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.]

(2) Preference ratings assigned underthis directive shall be assigned'on FormWPB-542, or as prescribed in. subpara-graph (3) below.

(3) When any Government agencyhaving the authority assigns a prefer-ence rating to deliveries to be made to orfor Its acc-unt, it may do so by placingthe rating on the purchase order or con-tract and endorsing the order or con-tract with a certification substantially asfollows: "By authority of the 'CiVilianProduction Administration the prefer-ence ratings Indicated are assigned tothe deliveries on this purchase order orcontract." This certification may beplaced on a purchase order or contractby means of a rubber stamp or printedon the order or contract form. The cer-tification need not be signed separatelyif the purchase order or contract issigned by an official who is authorizedto assign the ratings on behalf of theagency which Is placing the order orcontract. This method of assigning the,rating may not be used when the as-sigument of the rating is subject to re-view and approval by the Civilian Pro-duction Administration before issuance.

(4) Re-ratings may be issued or ef-fected within CPA Priorities Policy De-cisions in the manner prescribed byPriorities Regulation 12,

(5) Every rating assigned under thisdirective on a form or certification shallbe assigned In the manner prescribedtherein without attaching any furtherconditions or qualifications, except thatin approving any Form WPB-542 fortires or tubes the Civilian ProductionAdministration may limit the use of therating to a specific make of tire or tube,or may provide that delivery may only

e obtained from a specified supplier,(h) Applicatibn and extension o/

ratings. Ratings assigned under thisdirective may be applied and extendedonly in accordance with applicable regu-lations of the Civilian Production Ad-ministration,

(i) [Deleted Sept. 12, 1945.](j) AuthoritO to change destination of

shipments or to allot materials. Specific,authority to Issue on Form GA-209 In-structions to contractors and subcon-tractors for change In destination ofshipments of Items being produced forArmy or Navy programs, or authority toallot specific materials for specified pur-poses, may be delegated from time totime to officers of the Army and Navyrespectively, by the Civilian ProductionAdministrator or Director of the Bu-reau of Reconversion Priorities of theCivilian Production Administration.

(k) Directives and delegations of au-thority superseded. This directive tiu-persedes Directives 23, 31 and 32 and allindividual delegations of authority toassign preference ratings which have

-hetetofore been Issued by officials of theWar Production Board or Civilian Pro-duction Administration to the Army andNavy Munitions Board or to any serviceof the Army, to the Army Air I,orces orto any Bureaus of the IRavy or MaritimeCommission or to the War Shipping Ad-ministration.

U) [Deleted Apr. 1, 1946.]

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.J, D. SMALL,

Administrator.

IF. R. Doc. 46-5434; FIled, Apr. 1, 190;11:49 a. in.]

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PART 3290-T rmE, CLOTEMZG ANM

[General Conservation Order MX-317, asAmended April 1, 1946]

COTTON TEXTILE DISTRIBUTIONSection 3290.115 General Conserva-

tion Order AI-317 is amended to read asfollows:

The fulfillment of requirements for thedefense of the United States has createda shortage in the supply of cotton textilesand materials for making cottoiftextilesfor defense, for private account and forexport: and the following order isdeemed necessary and appropriate in thepublic interest and to promote the na-tional defense:

§ 3290.115 General Conservation Or-derllf-317-(a) What th/s order does.This order contains general provisionsregarding cotton textiles and special pro-visions relating to -cotton yarn. Thespecial provisions for distribution of cot-ton fabric are in Supplementary OrderM-317A. Provisions for assignment ofCC ratings for certain cotton and othertextiles are in Priorities Regulation 28Aand in Order Ml-328B and its schedulesand directions.

(b) Definitions. For the purpose ofthis order and its schedules and direc-tions:

(1) "Cotton yarn" means yarns con-taming 50% or more by weight of cottonor cotton waste or any combination ofthe two, whether spun on roving, ring, orconverted twister spindies, or whethersubsequently twisted or braided. The.term- includes not only gray, bleached,colored, mercerized, glazed or polishedyarn, but also thread, cordage, sail, seintor tying twine or rope. The term doesnot include yarns containing wool oryarmsproduced on the woolen or worstedsystem.

(2) "Cotton fabric" means any fabric12" or more in width woven or braidedfrom cotton yarn. The term .includesnot only fabrics in the gray and yarndyed fabrics, original mill or regularfinish, but also fabrics' which have beenbleached, Sanforized, ayed or printed;and includes shorts, seconds, remnantsor mill ends. The term does not includeblankets or blanketing containing 25%or more by weaght of wool; or fabrics(other than blankets or blanketing) con-taimng wool produced on the woolen orworsted system.

(3) "Cotton textile" means any cottonyarn or cdtton fabric, and the followingcotton products: bedsheets, pillow cases,blankets, towels, diapers, face cloths,table "linens" and fish netting.

(4) "Producet" of any cotton textilemeans any manufacturer who makes thatcotton textile in the forty-eight Statesor the-District of Columbia.

(5) "Export" means a shipment fromany point within the United States andits territories and possessions to anypoint outside of that area. "Exports"include shipments to the Philippines.

(c) Information required on rated or-der& for cotton textiles. (1) Each per-son applying or extending a preferencerating for any cotton textile shall add to

No. 65-2

his rating certificate a statement as tothe source of the rating, as follows:

This rating has been alssncd on Frm------- -No .---- (insrrt tho CPA Form

Number and Serial Number, or spccify exportlicense number and date of validation).

(2) The above requirement docs notapply to the United States Army, Navy.Maritime Commission or War ShippingAdministration on their direct purchaseorders.

(d) Restriction on varn producer'swe of rating. No person owning or con-trolling spinning machinery shall useany preference rating to get cotton yarnfrom another producer of cotton yarn,except to the extent authored by theCivilian Production Administration,upon his showing, on Form CPA-2C42,that his own spinning is insufficient orunsuitable.

(e) Rxports by yarn producers. Eachproducer of cotton yam shall file a re-port with the Civilian Production Ad-ministration on Form CPA-65SE at thetime and in the manner prezcribed inthat form. This reporting requirementhas been approved by the Bureau of theBudgetunder the Federal Reports Actof 1942.

(f) Allocation. The Civilian Produc-tion Administration may assign prefer-ence rating for or allocate and direct de-liveries of cotton textiles pursuant to ap-plication on Form CPA-2C42.

(g) Genera prov!sionz-(1 Applica-bility of regulations. Except as otherwiseprovided herein, this order and Supple-mentary Order M-317A, and all transac-tions affected thereby are zubJect to allapplicable regulations of the CivilianProduction Administration.

(2) Appeals. Any appeal from theprovisions of this order, of Supplemen-tary Order M-317A, or Of any directionunder these orders, shall be made by fil-ing a letter in triplicate, referring to theparticular provisions appealed from, andstating fully the grounds of the appeal.

(3) Violations. Any person who wfl-fully violatesany provision of this order,of Supplementary Order AM-317A, or ofany direction under theze orders, or who,in connection with theze orders or direc-tions, wilfully conceals a material fact orfurnishes false Information to any de-partment or agency of the United Statesis guilty of a crime, and upon convictionmay be punished by fine or Imprison.-ment. In addition, any such person maybe prohibited from making or obtainingfurther deliveries of, or from processingor using material under priorities con-trol, and may be deprived of prioritiesassistance.

(4) Communications. All reports, ap-peals and other communications con-cerning this order should be addressedto: Civilian Production Administration,Textile Division, WVashington 25, D. C.,Ref.. M-317.

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.Cvrr PnOmcUio:;

ADhIasrnA uoN,By J. JoSEpH WnrMLU,

Recording Secretary.(P. R. Doe. 4G-5437; Fled, Apr. 1, 10-19;

3:32 p. m.]

~R 32ZD-Tnxmr, CronL-ri A-N-D

[Genral Cons:rvatlon Order MI-317, rec=-ton. or Interpretation 11

Interpretation 1 to § 3250.115 GeneraZConserraton Order M-317 which re-lated to the provisions of the order asamended February 21, 1944, is revoked.

IT7ued this 1st day of April 1946.Cnmr. Pronucr1

ArinasrnAizoi,By J. Jo wmiW lA,

Recording Secretary.

[VB DZc. 4G-5423; Filed, Apr. 1, 10,11;3:32 p. m.j

Chapter X-0ffice of Prce AdmiruEtrtion

PnT I30G--ho:; Am SziL[FPS 6. Amdt. 161

1IIo:; A1D STE PrODUCTSA statement of the considerations in-

volved In the issuance of this amend-ment, issued simultaneously heremith,has been filed with the Division of theFederal Rezister.

Revised Price Schedule No. 6 is amend-ed in the following res.acts:

1. In § 1306.17 (a) the text precedingsubpararaph (1) Is amended to read asfollows:

(a) Additions to basing poznt basevriccs for certain iron and carbon steeZproducts. The sums specified beow maybe added ta the applicable basing pointb3se prices otherwise established by thisSchedule for the particular iron (otherthan vrought iron) and carbon steelproducts named, in prime quality. Incomputing a maximum price for sec-ondary quality material, the applicablepercentages set forth in § 1306.10 (e)shaIl be ta-en after Increasing, by thesum specified below, the b-ing pointbase price for the product in primequality.

2. In § 1306.17 (a), subparagraphs (20)and (21) are amended to read as follows:

Perbc bcz(20) Tin plate,. Including hot dipped,

electrolytic and canmnialng qualit7blac:: plate........ n -. 25For all cu-h material nd ther

gradca of bla.., plate cold on aIC p3und bzls, e0.25 per IGOpounda may b added.

(21) T orn plato .253. In § 1306.17 (a), subp3ragraph (25)

Is amended to read as follows:

(23) Galvanized Cheatz. gailVznnPealeclshceat and zinc ceated rpecIatyvh-eL ---------.... "0.05,

4. In § 1306.17 (b) (5) the term "Mis-cellaneous nails and staples" is deletedand the term "Mizeellaneous nails andbrads" is Inserted in lieu thereof.

5. In § 1306.17, a new paragraph (c)Is added to read as follows:(c) Modification of n-cing baszs for

rails. The maximum prices for light orheavy rails otherwise established by thisschedule may be modified in accordancewith the provisions of thi paragraph.

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3478 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, April

(1) Basing point base prices for railscustomarily stated in terms of gross tonsmay be converted to a net ton basis bydividing the applicable gross ton price(before the addition of any increase setforth in paragraph (a) of this section)by 1.12. The resultant figure shall berounded to the nearest cent (all valuesof less than 5 in the third decimal placeshall be dropped; all values of 5 or morein the third decimal place may be in-creased to 1 cent) The applicable in-crease in basing point base prices setforth in subparagraphs (7) and (8) ofparagraph (a) of tis section may beadded to the price thus obtained.

(2) Extras for rails customarily statedin terms of gross tons may be charged forrails sold on a net ton basis without anyreduction in amount.

This amendment shall become effec-tive'April 1, 1946.

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.PAUL A. PORTER,

Administrator[P. R. Doc. 46-5443; Filed, Apr. 1, 1046;

4:39 p. m.]

PART 1315-RUBBER AND PRODUCTS AND MA-TERIALS OF WHICH RUBBER IS A COMs-PONENT

[MPR 132, Amdt. 15]

RUBBER FOOTWEAR

A statement of the considerations in-volved In the issuance *of this amend-ment, Issued simultafieously herewith,has been filed with Jhe Division of theFederal Register.

Table I in § 1315.70 (a) (2) is amendedto read as follows:

TABLE I-CERTAn, WATERPROOF RUBBER FOOT-WEAR PRODUCED AFTER FEBRUARY 10, 1942(Prices from which discounts must be

deducted.)

Type Price per pairBoots, other than severe occupational:

Men's Short, 15" --------------- $3.30.Boys' Short --------------------- 3.25Youths' Short ------------------- 3.10Women's Short ------------------ 2.70Women's Short, dress -------------. 3.20Misses' Sihort -------------------- 1.80Child's Short --------------------- 1. 60Boys' Stormking --------------- 4.20Youths' Stormking ------------- 4.00Men's Legging Short ------------ 3.95Men's Fishing ..... 6.60Women's Fishing --------- 6.10Men's Short, Snug Ankle --------- 4.15Men's Fishing, Snug Ankle --------- 6.75Men's Duckhunter ---------------- 6.75

Waders:Men's Wading shoo, cleated sole, can-

vas top ----------------------- 3.30Men's Wading shoe, molded felt sole,

canvas top -------------------- 5.55Men's Rubber, surface, stocking foot 10.20Men's reversible, stocklng foot ---- 14. 85Men's rubber surface, boot foot --- 14. 35Men's jeans, covered, pants and

boots --------------------- 20.70Men's jeans, covered, pants and rub-

ber boot foot ------------------- 14.85Pacs and lumbermeh's overs:

Men's black 15" Lace Mine pac --- 4.80Men's black 15" lace Mine pac, steel

toe------------------------ 5.35Men's black 10" Mine pac -------- 3, 90Men's black 10" Mine pac, safety toe- 4. 25Men's black 10" Mine pac, steel toe. 4. 45

TABLE I-CERTAIN WATERPROOF RiBBER FOOT-WEAR PRODucED AF'ER FEBRUARY 10, 1942-Continued.

Type Price per pairPacs and lumbermen's overs-Con.

Men's-l.ce 15" Molded sole, plain toe. $5.85Men's over-the-shoe, Laced ......... 4. 45Men's toplace 16" snug ankle ....... 4.20Men's toplace 12" snug ankle . 8.... 3.85Men's toplace 16" molded sole-... 4.70Men's toplace 12" molded sole ... 4. 35Men's Lumberman's Over, half heel

(rubber part only) ............. 2.30Boys' Lumberman's Over (rubber

part only) --------------------- 2.15Youth's Lumberman's Over (iubber

part only) ---------------------- 2.00Men's black 2-buckle perfection ... 3.10-Men's 1-buckle perfection ---------- 3. 10

Arctics:Men's 5-buckle Rubber, heavy duty 4.35Men's 4-buckle Rubber, heavy duty. 3.90Men's 5-buckle Rubber, net, farm

weight ----------------------- 4.05Men's '4-buckle Rubber, net, farm

weight ----------------------- 8.60Men's 4-buckle Rubber, fleece, farm

weight ------------------------ 3.75Boys' 4-buckle Rubber, net, farm.

weight ----------------------- 3.25Men's. 4-buckle Rubber, farm weight

(blucher) --------------------- 3.60Men's 5-buckle Rubber, Midweight

hal, net lined -------------- ... 3.75Men's 5-buckle Rubber, Midwelght

hal, fleece lined ---------------- 3.185VIdn's 4-buckle Rubber, Midweightbal, net lined --------------------- 3.30Men's 4-buckle Rubber, Midweight

bal, fleece lined ---------------- 3.40Men's 4-buckle cloth, heavy duty .... 3.90Men's 4-buckle cloth, farm weight

blucher ----------------------- 3.30Men's 2-buckle rubber, net, farm

weight ----------------------- 2.80Men's 1-buckle rubber, snow ex-

cluder ------------------------- 2.60Men's 1-buckle cloth, farm weight-. 2. 30Women's 1-buckle cloth ----------- 2.00Men's 5-buckle Rubber, medium

weight ---------------- 3.60Men's 4-buckle Rubber, medium

weight ----------------------- 3.15Men's 4-buckle Rubber bal, Light-

weight ------------------------- 2.75Boys'.4-buckle Rubber, Lightweight. 2,55Youths' 4-buckle Rubber, Light-

weight ----------------------- 2.30Women's 4-buckle Rubber, hal, light-

weight ----------------------- 2.40Misses' 4-buckle Rubber, light-

weight ----------------------- 2.30Child's 4-buckle Rubber, Light-

weight----------------------- 2.20Boyi' 3-buckle Rubber hal, Light-

weight__----------------------- 2.50Youth's 3-buckle Rubber bal, light-

weight ----------------------- 2.30Misses' 3-buckle Rubber, Light-

weight ----------------------- 2.20Child's 3-buckle Rubber, light-

weight ------------------------- 2.10Men's high slide Rubber ----------- 3.20Boys' high slide Rubber ----------- 2.75Men's Low slide Ribber ----------- 2.75Men's 4-buckle cloth, lightweight

cashmerette ------------------- 3.80Men's high slide cloth, lightweight. 4. 05Men's 4-buckle cloth ball Light-

weight ----------------------- 3.05Men's'4-buckle cloth, lightweight_... 2.10Men's Low slide cloth, lightweight-. 3. 75

Gaiters:Men's over-the-shoe boot type ---- 2.70Women's over-the-shoe boot, 101s". 2-.20Misses over-the-shoe boot, 9"-...- 2.10Child's over-the-shoe boot, 8" ..... 2.00Women's laced velveteen boot, furtrim ------------------------- 4.00

Women's warm lined (shearlingtrim) ------------------------- 3.65

Misses' warm lined (shearling trim). 3.50

3, 1946

TABLE I-CERTAiN WATERPROOF RuBBER FOOT-WEAR PRODUCED AFR FEBRUARY 10, 1042-Continued.

Type Price per pairGaiters-Continued.

Child's warm lined (shearling trim) - $3,40Women's high slide rubber --------- 2. 80Misses' high slide rubber ---------- 2.50Child's high slide rubber-. --------- 2.40Women's high slide rubber overboot. 2.70Women's low slide rubber ---------- 1. 05Misses' low slide rubber ----------- 1.05Child's low slide rubber ----------- 1.95Women's 2 snap rubber ----------- 1.40Misses' 2 snap rubber ---- I --------- 1.40Child's 2 snap rubber .............. 1,40Growing girls' strap type rubber .... 1.80Misses' strap type rubber ---------- 1. 05Child's strap type rubber ----------- 1.60Women's rubber oxford, cloth lined. 1,20Women's rubber oxford, unlined .... 1.30

Rubbers:Men's work, heavy duty ----------- 2.00Men's 2-buckle work, farmweight... 2,30Men's work, farmwelght ------- _--- 1.80Boys' work, farmweight ----------- 1. 65Men's work, Storm and/or Semi.

Storms ----------------------... 1,85Boys' work, Storm and/or Semi-

Storms ----------------------- 1.60Men's 2-buckle work -------------- 2.05Men's storm, cloth top, wool jersey.. 1. 95Men's Storm, cloth top, cotton jersey. 1.55Men's rubber oxford --------------- 1.65Men's unlined clog ............... 1.45Men's unlined over ................ 45Women's unlined over ............ 1.21Misses' unlined over .............. 1.10Child's unlined over .............. 1.05Men's storm and/or S. A. overs and

clog, full lined ................ 1.27Boys' storms and overs, full lined... 1.21Youths' storms and overs, full lined. 1.10Women's overs, full lined .......... 1, 05Growing girls' storms, full lined..-- 1.05Misses' storms, full lined .......... .97Child's storms, full lined ............ 01Women's footholds, calendered sole ,

Rubbers, special construction:Men's sandals, molded .............. 60Men's clog, molded ................. 01Women's footholds, molded ......... . 22Women's footholds, latex, black, in-

cluding pouch ....-............ _ .87Women's footholds, latex, spotted,

including pouch ............... 1.01Severe odcupational boots and work

shoes:Men's black short boot ............ 37Men's black short boot, steel toe.. 4.30Men's black stormling boot ...... 5.16Men's blaek stormking boot, steel too 5.70Men's stormking, irrigation ........ 5.85Men's black short fire fighter boot

duck ........................... 6,10Men's short boot, fire fighter, felt

lined .......................... 0. 45Men's black stormking fire fighter

boot, dick lined ................ 0.00Men's black stormking fire fighter

boot, felt lined ................. 7.55Men's black hip and thigh boot-.-. 5.85Men's black hip and thigh boot,

steel toe --------------------- 0 ,'40,Men's short boot, heavy duty ...... 4,30Men's short boot, licavy'duty, stool

toe ........................... 4,85Men's stormking boot, heavy duty- 5.70Men's stormking boot, heavy duty,

steel toe ...................... 0.25Man's hip and thigh boot, heavy

duty ......................... 0.40Men's hip and thigh boot, heavy

duty, steel toe..- ..-........... 6.05Men's black work shoe ............ 3.60Men's black work shoe, steel too .... 4.15Men's black body boot ------------ 13,20

Neoprene coated. par-grip sole:Men's short boot, steel toe ........ 5.10Men's stormking boot, st 'cl toe.... 6.80Men's hip boot, steel to! ---------- 7.60Men's rubber work shoe, steel toe.. 4.63

FEDERAL BEGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 1916

This amendment shall become effec-tive April 1, 1946.


Admuustrator.

[F. R. Doc. 46-5446; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;4:40 p. m.]

PART 1340-FUEL[IRPR 436, Amdt. 23]

CRUDE PETROLEU, AND NATURAL ANDPETROLEUM GAS

A statement of the considerations in-volved in the issuance of this amend-ment, Issued simultaneously herewith,has been filed with the Division of theFederal Register.

Revised Maximum Price RegulationNo. 436 is amended by adding section 12(b) to read as follows:

(b) Overall increases. Notwithstand-ing any other provision of this regulationthe mammum price for crude petroleumshall be the mammum price as deter-mined under any section of this regula-tion plus 100 per barrel.

This amendment shall be effectiveApril 1, 1946.

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.PAUL A. POaTER,

Administrator.[F. R. Doc. 46-5449; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;

4:41 p. m.]

PART 1439-UNiRocEssED AGRICULTuRAL

Co=nODITEs

[PR 604. Amdt. 3]RYE

A statement of the considerations in-volved m thle issuance of this amendment,issued simultaneously herewith, has beenfled with the Division of the FederalRegister.

Section 3.2 (a) of Maximum PriceRegulation 604 is amended to read asfollows:

(a) Base piees at terminal base points.Base prices per bushel, bulk, for rye atthe following terminal base points shallbe as follows:Minneapolls, AIn...... ----------- $1.41Duluth, rm ..------------------ 1.41Chicago, Ill-------------------- 1.46Mlwaukee, W -... 1.46Kansas City, o.1.39 JOmaha, Nebr .... ---- ---- 1. 391Sioux City, Iowa-.. ---- --- 1.39's

This amendment shall become effec-tive March 29, 1946.

Issued this 29th day of March 1946.PAUL A. PORTER,

AdministratorApproved: March 26, 1946.

CLNTON P. AiDEnsoN,Secretary of Agrzculture.

.[IP. R. Doe. 46-5346; Filed, Wiar. 29, 1946;4:52 p. m.]

Pa1nt 1383-Dzr;sE-RmAL Arms[Dralgnatlon and Rent D-zaratlon 31,1 Amdt. 41]

DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN AnEAS AD niE2T DEML.AMT1ON I:ELATnTG TO SUCE AEiS

In § 1388.1341 of Designation and Rent Dclaratlon 31, Items 3, 9, 11, 19, 23, 32,39, 41, 43, 44 and 202 are amended and Item 219-227, inclu ive, are added to readas follows:

(19) MLn ota -............ a

(2S) Nw Yrk . ..... N .

(32) Okloma .............. Ohlboma.......

(0) Utah ................... Utah......__

(41) virgIa........ Virgi ...........

(43) We-,t V ....... Wertvle....

(44) WLownn ........

(132) Vcernal ..........219) Pnyttcvlfle.- .......

(222) Watttna........(221) Dubuqu"-- .....

(222 Ithaca........

(223J GlR s Fa.......

(227) Ictlotn ..............

(227) Applcton...........

Mlnnaet..........Iow af........

New Ycrk ......New' Ycr!..__ _O o '- .. -:-----We-t Virginha...._V-an......


Issued this 29th day of March 1946.PAUL. A. PonTrn,

Administrator.[P. R. Doe. 4 2 00; Filed, ?iar. 23, 1040;

6:00 p. m.]

110 P.R. 12001, 12102; 11 P.R. 210, 1237.

O) Ar .. A, -kar ......

(9) ]]lLuoL __ ........... IM ............

PAIT 1351-FOOD aMD FOOD PRODUCT s[PFP 2, Amdt. 6 to Supp. 61

GflAmi solGHUUS

A statement of the considerations in.volved In the issuance of this amend-ment, Issued simultaneously herewith,has been fled with the Division of theFederal Rezister.

3479

Ttzt p-.icn of tthe Stte of Az.-z. not dyna=t, 1vIto Oct. C, 14Z by th3 Prce Az::inL zzt o. f .' a-yd:.'-rcataI ri.z, cic--pt the C-ntil: ol ,ar, c,

T'hrk p:tf:n cf tWb S!ae c, Iile1.., rt 17rc 1 i:r toOt. 6, V412, by tt1:2 Mce Ad L-tratc r r of clf yd-rL=:rrcnt crc3, c--cct th:! Ccacrti- Cc,: a-. ,Zf7byul!ce nkaae Hrox. Laqa"_ Mali. Marc. Xrc-

ttc.a parte of CentrL3 City =r1 V, nm-z Viflzzelc third6, cr1 in Wa=rmZion Couanty that art fW a=! Vffl1:7 L-ae!c1 thrudn; end In Jo Daivi: Coacy,Mhe City ofiiiart Dutajae. _

'Tbzt p,:Ytiea o tthe Stte of 1=3. rot d:z!_;atc1 pa-far toOct. f, 1111 by the Price Ad L-trz!crtc5 Vat of myd'.=rcnl arcf. csccpt th2 Couatias ci Jacac, JcI~z-ran, 3obnen , lWaiclo, Wccdbiiry, c In DanarcCounty th^t p= of Dyaa,7 City 1V-cl thrum; inTrca Ccuntv. that Vart of Cac=Ia Yicoa cated th-;~anIn Jakn cunty, that pa--rt Zan.a Toaun Icatcdthren.

T hat Torfca c I the, SLtto c11 Miarait3. reot d c f- ta1 p norto Oz. Co 1-'U, by th3 Prrce AdmnLtfratcz c3 rt of anC ydc.ffranlrcni ca, c3,cpt tha Counifie cf Bfin EarthC137, Crc,-r Win-' Olmaecai, =1 WIcer, anA in EaetcnCounty tho paatf G c i caCity =r1 cartcilifl~ a, ;-catcl thtarcn, c 1 S-_k Rap!Js VtTae; in Slh:zhrreCounty the lFpata3 of St. Cua City, lcatoi th'm; inStrac- Conty the prIa cIS. CLud City cr1 S-rt:I

?:='ze!atrci =~~tePk Vilae,rmin Pon:Ccruty tha City ci E.Ft Grcr Fckn--, cnr 1m Ni re-tCounty, tho City c Nc-th 1anato; c1 in XcccaluhmZC o nty, cii c f 1 G,,rhWp 71, Rae i.n. in 21Udij an XR a:

Thaijeetien ci t-e State cif.Jcn- York, rot d, aat o matoOct. i-, 12, by te P.fri AdmniaL-tr t a3 pat ef anyo.'a -rmntzi =a. caccpt the Cc=:Vn.s ci Tontpaz,=

Wcrra acr1 W~tlTat pcrtien ci th Stha of OS 'aa a. ret daagrtcd snar

ta . 1 ,.1Z by t Price Ad =1zrah ra#r c3 r, fi any

diLe Cart,- wi catr, am. PaYyr, Pd aien c-!r z Taa, TiU"an and Wazhit.

TEI VtrtIn of th State of Utah. ret dcaatcd 5foer to

O t I by thl e Price A dr nL-P ratar oz ar- -zt if anaeLnal, crac cxcpI the CcntL of Dutherr =r

tistab.-t V atf Mi otia Stzeo iofricret d,1a=tcdpr rtoOc . 121- by th ri:e AdminLftrator - pait of -y

dfna rzntaae, czcopt the Coaatf_5 of Accc~z. Allat-

I . o$ W=rIn. =nd the Idapndent, C2 f --CbarmeIotczilL' CMone Forge, Dnnri-e, =1mnh, nWiwx]:h'ocr =I4 in Ptto-1=nya Cc .ty, the Mctzr aiDharlcte of Tunz ali rd Dan PFi'nr =,I In iicck:bzfld;Cny, Mz fta DLtctoi .nhtn,=dlnT

That pe.rtl,.n of t1:3 Stain of Wcat Vlrgino rtduyaiIprta, to Oct C, E-12 by tte Price Admrala-trator rn art ofcay d^1e-=zaTacnl,- aicicopt th Ccaant"rs fciE l

That rargon CI t1e State ci WL-T:ao , not d=_zctcd rencrto Oct. , I M by the Pcuno Ad iLztrar an part o =ydor cmIr, c c pt tha Cc-tLe cfB rc-n, EntLM2e,Ls Crc=.' =~aar.ec1 Pcp, =1d that prt of Nc7arBla--den etct In Wcarn Cezunty, that y-.of the

ci M Cit cM1 in tha Ccunty o- Caiumt.

Dubnqu' Ccenty, =r1 In Dd3afer Ccnaiy, that part ofDycnii.'3 City fhmc iarn; In Jonas Cenaty+, thztran oi CaaanIe ao wn ctl tcan fn.Tc: z County,that part of &-ingi Tonen Iatcd iharin.

'rhe City of Lint Dutajne la To DaVlaa County.

Worria enr nzm.tcn.Teoi~krz.FPayzze.Mfaccr Cczonty.B1=a2d To-= In Te-vxdl County.Otut3a-MI CCnty cr1 thatprt dl,=a Lcadonl~cacd in

Wonipmni Ccinty.

(tl) Iowa., ........... I m. ............

FEDERAL REGISTER, W&dnesiday, April 3, 1946

In Table II of Appendix A to Supple-ment 6 to Food Products Regulation 2 alllisted prices per hundredweight are ln.,creased by 9 cents.



AdministratorApproved: March 26, 1946.

CLINTON P ANDERSON,Secretary of Agriculture.

iF. R. Doe. 46-5347; Filed, liar. 29, 1946;4:52 p. m.]

PART 1368-FERROUS AND NON-FERROUSBOLTS, NUTS, SCREWS AND RIVETS

[RMPR 147, Amdt. 2]

BOLTS, NUTS, SCREWS AND RIVETS

A statement of considerations involvedin the issuance of this amendment,issued simultaneously herewith, has beenfiled with the Division of the FederalRegister.

Revised Maximum Price Regulation147 is amended In the following respectsI

1. In section 13, a new paragraph (e)is added to read as follows:

(e) Additions to maximum prices.Any producer of bolts, nuts, screws and

*rivets covered by this regulation mayadd to the applicable maximum price de-termined in accordance with paragraphs(a), (b) (c) and (d) of this section 13an amount not to exceed 7% of suchprice.

2. In Appendix E, the undesignatedparagraph following the title and pre-ceding paragraph (a) is amended to readas follows:

"Export" and "export sale" are definedin the Second Revised Maximum ExportPrice Regulation. In general, the See-ond Revised Maximum Export PriceRegulation uses as the base price theseller's "maximum domestic price ap-plicable to the transaction." For thepurposes of the Second Revised Maxi-mum Export Price Regulation a pro-ducer's "maximum domestic price ap-plicable to the transaction" for bolts,nuts, screws and rivets shall be the pricedetermined in accordance with the fol-lowing provisions, plus an amount not toexceed 7% of such price.



Administrator[F. R. Doe. 46-5447; Filed, Apr. 1,. 1946;

4:40 p. in.]

PART 1388-DEFENsE-RENTAL AREAS[Hotels and Rooming Houses,' Amdt. 77]

HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES

Schedule A of the Rent Regulation forHotels and Rooming Houses is amendedin the following respects:

1)1. Items 20a, 88c, ll0a, 160c, 202a, 202b,

250b, 336a, 354b, 357a, 359a are added,and

1110 P.R. 15210; 11 F.R. 245, 246, 740, 12:9.

2. Item 336a is amended to read as follows:

Dato IyCounty or counties in defense- Effective which

Name of defense- State rental area under rent regu- Maximum - date otr egistraionrental area lation for hotels and rooming rent date regulation statement to

houses be filed(incluslve)

'2?a Fayetteville.. Arkansas ......... Washington ------------------ Mar. 1,1045 Apr. 1,1040 May 1,19108 c) Mattoon ---- Illinois --------- Coles ------------------------- Mar. 1,1016 Apr. 1,1940 May 15,1040110a) Dubuque ... Iowa ----------- Dubuque County, andinDel- May 1,1945 Apr. 1, 1040 May 10, 1910

aware County that part ofDyersvlllo d y locatedtherein; In Tones County,that part of Cascade Townlocated therein; In JacksonCounty, that part of ZwingloTown located therein.

Illinois --------- The City of East Dubuque in May 1,195 Apr. 1,1940 May 15,1010Jo Daviess County.

(160) Winona --- Minnesota ----- Winona ---------------------- J uly 1,1945 Apr. 1,1940 Ay 15,1010(202al) Glens Falls.. New York -...... Warren and Washington ----. Jan. 1,19.15 Apr. 1,10 May 15,101(202b)Ithaca ----- NcwYork_-... Tompkins -------------------- Jan. 1,1045 pr, 5 My 15,1010(2 0 b ) S t l w a ter .... O k la h o m a - ------- P a y n e ------- -- -- --- -- -- -- --- - M a r. 1, 19 45 A p r. 1 , 10 45 M a y 1 5,10 1(336a) Vernal ------- Utah ----------- Duche3ne -------------------- Oct 1,1944 Apr. 1,1940 May 15,1010

Uintah ----------------------- Oct. 1,1944 Jan. 1,1045 Fob, 15,101(354b) Bluefeld-.... WestMVrgia ---- Mercer County -------------- Jan. 1,1045 Apr. 1,1940 May 15,191

Virginia - Bluefield Town in Tazewell Jan. 1,1945 Apr. 1,1940 May 1,1910County.

(357a) Parkersburg- West Virgima .... Wood ------------------------ M ar. 1, 1045 Apr. 1,1940 May 1,1010Ohio --------- Washington ------------------ Mar. 1,1045 Apr. 1,1945 May 16, 1(40

(359a) Appleton ... Wisconsin-....... Outagarnio County, and that Mar. 1,1945 Apr. 1,1945 May 1, 1910part of New London locatedm Waupaca County.


Issued this 29th dar of March 1946,PAUL A. PORTER,

Ad7nznzstrator

[F. R. Doe. 46-5368; Filed, Mar. 29, 1946;4:59 p. m.]

PART 1412-SoLvENTS[MPR 295, Amdt. 12]

WEST COAST ETHYL ALCOHOLA statement of the considerations in-

volved in the issuance of this amend-ment, issued simultaneously herewith,has been filed with the Division of theFederal Register.

Maximum Price Regulation 295 isitmended in the following respects:

1. § 1412.165 (a) (1) (i) is amendedto read as follows:

(i) Sales in tank cars or tank trucks.Per gallon

D12 ------------------------------ $0.531CD13 ----------------------------- .531CD14 -------------------- r ---------. 531SD1 ------------------------------- .527SD2B ------------------------------ .508SD3A ------------------------------ .. 08SD12A -- ..-------------------------- .522SD23A- ..-------------------------- .516SD23G ----------------------------- .565SD23H ----------------------------- :.522Proprietary name solvent ------------. 531

2. § 1412.165 (a) (2) (i) (a) Isamended to read as follows:

(a) Undenatured (including pure)ethyl alcohol-$O.508 per gallon. 'Pre-mium grade, pure ethyl alcohol-$0.528per gallon.


Issued thLs 1st day (f April 1946.PAUL A. PORTER,

AdmznzstratorIF. R. Doc. 46-5448; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;

4:40 p. m.]

PART 1439--UNPROcEssED AGRIOULTURALCOMMODITIES

[2d. Rev. IPR 487, Amdt. 0]

WHEAT

A statement of the considerations in-volved in the Issuance of this amend-ment, issued simultaneously herewith,has been filed with the Division of theFederal Register. ,

Table II In section 3.2 (b) (1) isamended to read as follows:TABLE II-ASE PRICES PrM BUSHEL, BULIc, VonWEST COAST TERMINAL BASE Ponm's ron"STANDARD GRADES" or' WHEAT OTiEin TIAiNDumur WHEAT

Standard Grades (No. 1-Heavy Dark NorthernSpring, No. 1 Heavy Northern Spring, No. 1Heavy Red Spring, No. 1 Hard White, No. 1Dark Hard Winter, No. 1 Hard Winter, No, 1Yellow Hard Winter, No. 1 Red Winter,No. 1 Westqrn Red, No. 1 Whito Club, No, ISoft White, No. 1 Western White)

Price per bus lTerminal base point: bilhl

Tacoma, Wash ---------------.. . .$1,6Seattle, Wash ------------... 1... 0Portland, Oreg ------------ - 1. 6o%San Francisco, Calif ------------ 1. 80%Los Angeles, Calif -------------- 1.81%

This amendment shall' become effec-tive March 29, 1946.


AdministratorApproved: March 26, 1946,

CLINTON P ANDERSON,leeretary of Agriculture.

IF n. Doe. 46-5363, Filed, Mar. 29, 1040 :4:58 p. m.]

PART 1388-DEENsE-RETAL Arms[Housing' Amdt. 83]

HOUSING

Schedule A of the Rent Regulation forHousing is amended in the followingrespects:

110 P.R. 13523, 13545, 14399; 11 P.R. 21'7, 240,740.

3480


1. Items 20a, 88c, 110a, 160c, 202a, 202b. 250b, 336a, 354b, 357a, 359a are added, and2. Item 336a is amended to read as follows:

County or countles In defcnse- Efectivo v.h!b rei!-Name of defense State rental area undcr rent rcgu. waxlmol date of trreu rlaecarental area l for osngat m t to

lationorboasn( rcibu~c)

(20a) Fayetteville._ Arkanss ..... Wasbigton. ........... M ar. 3,1911 Apr. 1, 102) 5Z 10, 1eS) Mattoon. .-.. flhinois ....- --.......... do -.... ..... ...... 1.

(03) Dubuque_... Iowa ..--------- Dubuque 'County, and In May 1. 1M ... do ...... DO.Delaware County, that partof Dycxsvill City locatedthcreia;- n Joncs County,that part of Cascado Townlocated thrrcln; in JacLkonCounty, that part of ZwIn-gTe Crown located thErela.

Tlhino ----------- h. 7 City of East Dubuquo In ... Do...... do..-.... DO.Jo Davicss County.

(160) Winona.... Mnnesota...... Winona ---------------...-- July 1,1915 Apr. 1,19, May 1 I11(202a) Glens Falls-- New York ------- Warren and Washington._. Jan. 1,1915 .'a.do.. "D.(20b) Ithaca ----- do -------- Tomplias - - -------- .... do-... ... do_.. 1).(250b) Stillwater- Okhoma..... Payne --................------ Mar. 1.1 15 __do ... Do.(=a) VernaL_.._ Utah---------- Duchene .......... ---------- Oct. 1,19-1 .._-do...-. D.350) Bluefield.... West Vrgaia-__ Uintab, Mcxrce County ..... Ot, M Ja. r 1.1 1 -Fb. M 721

Gen. 1.1945 Apr. 1.1915 ?Aoy 1!.123.

'rguma ....... Bluefldd town in Tartwell Jan. 1,194g Apr. 1,12115 May lf 150County.(357a) Parkersburg West V-gsni._ Wood---------------... Mar. 1,1010 .. _da.Conty.. D2.

Ohlo-. - Washington .. ...............-... do .... d .. .(359a) Appleton-... Wiensi_.... Outagaml County, and that .. do....... da ..... D1,

Iat of New London locatedm Waupva County.

This amendment shall become effectiveApril 1, 1946.


Admtntstrator

[F. R. Doc. 46-5367; Filed, Mar. 29, 1946;4:59 p. m.]

PART 1499-C-C0noarlD s AND SERVICES

[MPR 580,1 Axndt. 11]

RTAIn CEnN PRICES FOR CERTAIN APPARELAND HOUSE FURINISHINGS

A statement of the considerations in-volved in the issuance of this amend-ment issued simultaneously herewith hasbeen filed with the Division of the Fed-eral Register.

Section 13 of Maximum Price Regula-tion 580 is amended to read as follows:

Szc. 13. Uniform dollar-and-centsPnrces for certatn articles--(a) Howpinces are established. The OPA mayby order, upon application, establishdollar-and-cent retail ceiling prices forbranded articles whenever it appearsthat:

(1) The article (or an article of thesame type) was sold at retai4 at substan-tially uniform prices for a period im-mediately prior to March 19, 1945. OPAmay establish uniform retail ceilingprices for any article if the applicanthas received or is eligible to receive anorder under this section for any of isarticles.

If the applicant had a policy of uni-form retail prices for his branded mer-chandise and can show that the articlewas sold at substantially uniform prices

-except for a- limited area, OPA mayestablish uniform retail ceiling prices forthe article and require retailers in thearea in which prices were not maintained

110 F-R. 3015, 3468, 3642.

to sell In accordance with the pricing pro-visions of this Regulation. Uniform re-tail prices may be established for sep-arate zones (not to exceed five zones)where the applicant can show that suchdifferential was maintained as part ofhis uniform pricing policy immediatelyprior to March 19, 1945.

Wherever an applicant ceased produc-tion of the article because of wartimerestrictions or war contracts, the sub-stantial uniformity of applicant's retailprices.shall be determined by his lastselling period.

(2) The price requested for the articleis no higher than the exlsting level ofceiling prices under this regulation.

Orders issued under this section willremain effective unless revo!ed or sus-pended by the Administrator. Orderswill be revoked or suspended only if theAdministrator is satisfied that such revo-cation or suspension is not inconsistentwith the effective control of prices.

(b) What the Order may contain.(1) An order may be issued under thissection establishing uniform ceilingprices for all retail sales of an articlecovered by this regulation although theretail seller may not otherwise be subjectto this regulation. A ceiling price thusestablished shall apply In place of theceiling price that would otherwise havebeen determined under sections 7, 10, 11and 12 of this regulation or under theprovisions of any other regulation. Ex-cept as provided by the order, all of theprovisions of this or whatever regula-tions would otherwise have applied shallremain applicable in all other respects.

(2) An order issued under this sec-tion will include a provision requiringthe applicant to tag or ticket the articlewith the retail ceiling price and otherspecifiedoinformation.

(3) An order Issued under this sectionwill require the applicant to send copiesof the order and any subsequent amend-ments thereto to those purchasers forresale of the articles covered by the order.

(4) An order issued under this sectionwill ordinarily be in the form of appli-cant's selling price and retail ceilingprice relationships. Such an order 7willordinarily require the applicant to sub-mit, from time to time as specified inthe order, a description of the articleswhich he Is pricing pursuant to the termsof the order and any other informationthat may be required by the terms ofthe order.

(c) Who may apply. (1) A manufac-turer, or a wholesaler of a branded arti-cle may apply under this section if hecan submit the information required byparagraph (d)

(2) A group of manufacturers sellingthe same article under the same brandname may apply as a group under thiss-ction if they can submit the informa-tion required by paragraph (d).

(d) What the application must con-tain. Two copies of each applicationmust be filed with the Consumer GoodsPrice Division, Washington 25, D.C. Theapplication must contain the following:

(1) Business name and address of theapplicant.

(2) A complete Identification of thearticle for which the price is sought in-eluding:

(I) The brand name Identifying thearticle, and its style or lot number.

(ii) Applicant's ceiling price.(ii) An Identification of the regula-

tion and the section In that regulationor the Identification of the order Issuedby the OPA under which his ceiling pricewas established.

(iv) His inoice price and terms tovarious claszes of retailers.

(v) Hi. suggested retail price, if any,immediately prior to March 19, 1945.[If he had a suggested retail price priorto March 19, 1945, he should submit evi-dence to show his method of requiringretail price maintenance, such as na-tional advertising, catalogues sent to re-tailers, advertising mats furnished re-tailers, copies of letters enforcing retailprice maintenance, etc. If he had nouggested retail price prior to March 19,

1945, or did not attempt tc enforce hissuggested retail price, but can show thatthe article was sold at substantially uni-form prices, he should submit a list ofthe names and addresses, givng theirretail selling price of the article mime-diately prior to March 19, 1945, of all ofhis retail customers in fifteen cities rep-resenting a cros section of his cus-tomers.]

(3) The uniform retail ceiling pricesrequ-sted for the article.

(4) In the case of wholesalers apply-ing under this section, the name andaddrezs of the manufacturer of the ar-tide and the manufacturer's style or lof.numbers.

(5) In the case of a group of manufac-turers applying for a single order cover-ing the articles manufactured in com-mon by the group, the application mustcontain, In addition to the requirementsof subparagraph (2) above, evidence toshow that each manufacturer of thegroup, who sold the article, maintainedthe same retail prices on the same articlewith the same brand.

=S'



NoTz: The reporting and recordkeeping re-quirements of this amendment have beenapproved by the Bureau of the Budget Inaccordance with the Federal Reports Act of1942..

Issued this 2d day of April 1946.PAUL A. PORTER,

4.dmmstratorIF R. Doe. 46-5466; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;

11:36-a. m.]

PART 1499-CODnuODITIES AND SERVICES

[SR 14G, Amdt. 5]

IODIFICATION OF LEAXI1uULX PRICES ESTAB-LISHED BY GENERAL IdAXIIIUD PRICEREGULATION FOR CERTAIN ZIETALS ANDIIIINERALS AND PRODUCTS

A statement of the consideration in-volved in the issuance of this amendment,issued simultaneously herewith, has beenfiled with the Division of the FederalRegister.

Supplementary Regulation 14G isamended by adding a new section toread as follows:

SEC. 9. Modification o1 producers'maximum prces for brass mill products.Regardless of the provisions of the Gen-eral Maximum Price Regulation, anyproducer of brass mill products maymake the modifications set forth in thissection in the maximum prices estab-lished for his sales of sudl- products bythat regulation.

(a) Brass mill products other thanthose covered by commodity schedules.In the case of braiss mill products otherthan those covered by commodityschedules, the following modificationsmay be made:

(1) Additions to base prices. The ap-plicable amount set forth below may beadded to the base price which the sellerhad in effect in March, 1942 for the par-ticular product. All additions are statedIn cents per pound:

(i) Copper products.Sheets and plates ------------------- 1.21Anodes ----------------------------- 1.20Strips and rolls ------------------- 1.20Rods (including bus and commutator) - 1.23Seamless tubes (other than water

tubes) -------------------------- 1.05Angles, channels, mouldings and open

seam tubes ---------------------- 1.20Extruded metal shapes -------------- 1.23

(Ii) Certain alloy products.Nickel alloys (all product forms) ---- 2.12Phosphor bronze (all product forms)- 2.52

(Ill) Alloy products not covered by(ii) above.Sheets and plates ------------------ 1.33Strips and rolls -------------------- 1.33Rods -------------------------------- I. 03Wire -------------------------------- 1.32Seamless tubes (other than tubes for

plumbing) ---------------------- 1.32Angles, channels, mouldings and open

seam tubes ---------------------- 1.33Extruded metal shapes -------------- 1.03

(2) Modifications of discounts fromlist extras. The following applicable re-

ductions in discounts from list extraswhich the seller had in effect In March1942 for the particular product may bemade:(D Copper.

Reduce dis-countsincolumn

A to the dis-counts set forth

in column B

, A B

Percent PercentSheets and plates -------------------- 33M5 25Anodes.'Strps and rolls --.------------------ 33.4 25Rods (including bus and commutator). 33M 25Seamless tubes 10" 0. D. & larger

(other than pipe and water tubes).'Seamless tubes smaller than 10" 0. D.

(other than pipe and water tubes)-- 33 25Angles, channels, mouldings and open

seam tube -------------------------- 33H 25Extruded metal shapes --------------- 33M 25

'No change.

(ii) Certain alloy products.

Reduce dis-conntslncolumn

A to the dis-counts set forth

in column B

A B

Nickel alloy sheets and plates under Percent PercentA thick -------------------- 25 20

Nickel afloy plates3 M"-and thicker ..... 5V 335Nickel alloy rods --------------------- 25 20

Do ------------------------------- 25 20Nickel alloy seamless tubes 3y,"

0. D. and larger I ----Nickel alloy seamles tubes smaller

than 3%1" 0. D --------------------- 25 15Nickel alloy angles, channels, mould-lags, and open seam tubes ----------- 25 20

Nickel alloy extruded metal shape 25 20Phosphor bronze sheets and plates

under Y21" thick ------.------------ 25 20Phosphor bronze plates W6 and

thicker ----------------------------- 50 330Phosphor bronze rods ---------------- 25 20

Do ------------------------------- 25 20Phosphor bronze seamless tubes 10"

0. D. and larger ....... - --------Phosphor bronze seamless tubes

smaller than 10" 0. D.i ------------- 25 15Phosphor bronze angles, channels,

mouldings, and open seam tubes ----- 25 20Phosphor bronze extruded metalshapes ----------------------------- 25 20

1 No change.

(iii) Alloy products not covered by(ii) above.

Reduce dis-countsincolumn

A to the dis-counts set'forth

in column B

A B-

Percent PercentSheets and plates under W' thick ----- 33JM 25Plates W" and thicker ------------- 50 333Strips and rolls --------------------- 33. 25Rods ---------------------------------- 333J 25Wire --------------------------------- 33% 26Seamless tubes, I0" 0. D. and larger

(other than pipe and water tubes).'-Seamless tubes, smallerthan 10" 0. D.

(other than pipe and water tubes).. 25 15Angles, channels, mouldings, and open

seam tubes -------------------- 331 2Extruded metal shapes -----------.. -- 3

'No change.

(3) Modification of net extras. Themodification set forth below may be madein the net extras which the seller had ineffect in March, 1942.

Copper and alloy tubes sniallor than 10"0. D. Increase tho applicable not extras,other than extras for quantity, by 12%.

(4) Cutting extras for copper seamlesstubes not charged %n March, 1942. Thenet extra set forth in the price schedulespublished by Chase Brass & Copper Com-pany, Incorporated, The American BrassCompally, Revere Copper and Brass In-corporated and outstanding in March,1Q42 for cutting seamless tubes to length,plus 12%o of such extra, may be addedwhen applicable.

(b) Brass mill products- covered bycommodity schedules. In the case ofbrass mill products covered by commod-ity schedules, the following modificationsmay be made:

(1) Products other than pipe andwater tube. (i) Where the price for aproduct was determined in March, 1942,in accordance with a schedule settingforth certain deductions, the maximumprice may be computed by modifying theapplicable base prices and extras in ac-cordance with (a) above before subtract.ing the applicable deductions in effect InMarch, 1942.

(if) Where the price of the productwas determined in March, 1942, In ac-cordance with a schedule setting forthnet prices (prices not subject to list anddiscpunt extras) an amount not to ex-coed 1.5 cents per pound may be addedto the applicable net price in effect InMarch, 1942.

(2) Copper and alloy pipe and watertube. The following reductions in ap-plicable discount from list prices in effectduring March, 1942 may be made:

Beduco dft-countsltcolumn

A to the dis'counts got forth

in eolumn 13

A B

Sales to distributorsPercent Percent

Under 2,000 feet or pounds ............ 37 32Including 2,000 fcet or pounds or more. 41 80

Sales to consumers

Under 2,000 feet or pounds ...... 22 17Including 2,000 feet to 10,020 fet or

pounds ........................ 31 20Including 10,Q00 eet or pounds orimore. 35 30

(c) Definitions. When used In thissection, the term:

(1) "Commodity schedules" meansprice scheduies Issued by a producer set-ting forth pilces for brass mill productssold for particular uses.

(2) "Net extras" means extras cus-tomarily published by the brass mill In-dustry as a net amount. It does not In-clude list and discount extras reduced toa net amount.

(3) "Brass mill product" means cop-per and copper base alloy products pro-duced by rolling, drawing, extruding, re-rolling, redrawing, including sheets,strips, bars, rods, wire, pipe, tubes andshapes. It does not Include wire or cablefor electrical transmission, welding wireor rod, babbitt metal, lock seam tubes,billets, ingots, copper rods or bars pro-duced and sold for the manufacture ofelectrical wire or cable, any fabricatedproduct which has been made from any

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of the above listed brass mill products,or any product for which a maximumprice is established by any maximumprice regulation issued by the Office ofPrice Administration, other than theGeneral Maximum Price Regulation.



Admtnzstrator

IF. R. Doc. 46-5366; Filed, Iar. 29, 1946;4:59 p. m.]

PART 1499-CoroDr nEs A m Ssavicrs[MPR 580,! Amdt. 12]

RETAIL CEILING PRICES FOR CERTAIN APPARELAND HOUSE FURNISHINGS

A statement of the considerations in-volved in the issuance of this amend-ment issued simultaneously herewith hasbeen filed with-the Division of the Fed-eral Register.

Maximum Price Regulation 580 isamended in the following respects:

1. Section 10 (a) (2) (v) is added toread as follows:

(v) Exception. Where prior to April 1,1946 you have made application pursuantto paragraph (b) of this section, becauseyou priced pursuant to section 10 be-tween March 19, 1945 and February 14,1946 and had proper markups, higherthan those in Appendix F, you determinethe ceiling prices for articles required tobe priced under this section in accord-ance with subdivisions i) through (iv)except that the date April 15, 1946 maybe substituted for the date April 1, 1946wherever it appears in subdivisions (I),(ii) and (i)

2. Section 10 (b) (1) is amended byadding the word "or" following the sen-colon at the end of subdivision (iii) andby anding a new subdivision (iv) as fol-lows:

(iv) You priced pursuant to section 10between March 19, 1945 and February14, 1946, and your properly determinedprices resulted in markups in excess ofthose m Appendix F

This amendment shall become effectiveApril 1, 1946.

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.PAUL A. PoRTE,

Administrator.IF. R. Doc. 46-5451; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;

4:40 p. m.]

Chapter XXIII-War Assets Admin-istration

[SPA Reg. 17, Amdt. 2]

PART 8317-STOCK PILING oF STRATEGICMImERALS, METALS, AND MATERIALS

Surplus Property Administration Reg-ulation 17, November 16, 1945, entitled"Stock Piling of Strategic Minerals,Metals, and Materials", as amended

210 P.R. 3015, 3468, 3642, 4236, 4494, 4611,9962.

through Dec. 15, 1945, (10 RB. 14207,15218), is hereby further amended bychanging the rescission date from April1, 1946 to July 1, 1940.


E. B. GREGOaY,Administrator.

MARcH 30, 1946.[F. R. DoC. 46-5463: Filed, Apr. 2, 1910;

11:20 a. i.]

TITLE 49--TRANSPORTATION ANDRAILROADS

Chapter I-Interstate Commerce Com-mission

PART 14--ErERnuc RMxLWAYS: UxarOMiSYsTE, or Accouir-s

At a session of the Interstate Corn-.merce Commission, Division 1. held inits office in Washington, D. C. on the7th day of March, A. D. 1946.

-The "Uniform System of Accounts forElectric Railviays, Issue of 1914," beingunder consideration by the division,pursuant to authority of section 20 ofPart I of the Interstate Commerce Actand the modifications and amendmentsattached hereto and made a part hereof Ibeing found necessary for the adminis-tration of Part I of the act, It is ordered:

1. That all carriers by electric railwaysubject to Part I of the Interstate Com-merce Act, and every receiver, trustee,executor, administrator, or assignee ofany such carrier, be, and they are hereby,required to comply with the "UniformSystem of Accounts for Electric Railways.Issue of 1914," as hereby modified andamended;

2. That this order shall become effec-tive January 1, 1947; and

3. That a copy of this order shall beserved upon every carrier by electricrailway subject to Part I of the act, andupon every receiver, trustee, executor,administrator, or assignee of any suchcarrier and that notice of thLs order begiven to the general public by depositinga copy thereof in the office of the Secre-tary of the Commission at Washington,D. C., and by fing it with the Directorof the Division of the Federal Rgmster.

By the Commission, Division 1.[SEAL] W. P. B.TEL,

Sccretary.[F. R. Dcc. 46-,07; Filed, Apr. 1, 1046;

11:33 a. m.]

Notices

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

PETEOLEUCALL FOR BIDS

Invitation to qualified bidders to bidwith respect to public sale of petroleumfrom Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1(Elk Hills), Kern County, California.

1. Pursuant to the act of June 4, 1920(41 Stat. 813), as amended by the act

I Filed as part of the original dccument.

of June 30, 1933 (52 Stat. 1252) and asfurther amended by the act of June 17,1944 (53 Stat. 2230), the Secretary of theNavy (hereinafter referred to as Navy)has produced and will produce from saidReserve and has and will have availablefor public sale to the highest qualifiedbidder petroleum In the e-stimated quan-tities, at the approximate times and atthe place Indicated below. Bids for allof such petroleum are requested In com-pliance with the terms of the above citedAct and the conditions and provisions towhich reference Is hereinafter made.

2. The public sale will tahe place inRoom 533, United States Court Houseand Post Ofic3 Building, Temple andMain Streets, L-s Angeles 12, California,at 10:00 a. m. April 17, 1946. No onewill be permitted to bid at such sale whohas not, In advance thereof, filed in writ-ing as provided in the Specifications here-inafter described (a) a bid and (b) astatement describing his qualifications.The bids and statements will be readaloud at said time and place and anyInterested person may be present and willbe heard with respect to the subject mat-ter. A bidder who has complied with theprovisions of the Specifications mayforthwith, after all proposals have beenread, change the price or any other termsof his bid and such change or changesshall immediately be written into his bid.No changes will be permitted, however,which will have the effect of lowern theprices bid. The bids will then be takenunder advisement by 1avy and an accept-ance made within 30 days thereafter butsuch acceptance shall be subject, hw,-ever, to the later approval of the Presi-dent of the United States as explainedin the Specifications described below.Navy reserves the right, m the publicinterest, to reject all bids and order anew public sale.

3. The petroleum which will be offeredfor sale consists of all of Navy's share ofthe petroleum produced and saved fromthe Stevens Oil Zone at Naval PetrolsumReerve No. 1 (EIk Bills) during the pe-riod of an e'ploratory and te-sting pro-gram which was Started m July 1945 andwill be continud for an Indefinite perioduntil completed or abandoned. The suc-ecezful purchaser will have the right towithdraw from his contract upon 60 dayswritten notice. Navy now has availablefor Immediate delivery apprommately13,500 barrels and estimates that ap-proximately 15,000 barrels will be avail-able each month. The quantity to be-come available from time to time is en-tirely dependent on the coming in ofproducing wells In said Zone and theamount of production, therefrom andfrom wells already drilled, required, mthe opinion of the Operating Committeeof the Unit Operation-Naval PetroleumReserve No. 1 (Elk Bills) to test suchwells but not to produce them for anyother purpoze. The place of delivery willbe at the Unit Operation's storage tanksin the Southwest corner of Section 23,Township 30 South, Range 24 East,LL D. B. & N., Kern County, California.

4. Specifications containing detailedInformation on the quantity offered forsale, form of bids, bond requirements,payments, deliveries, volume measure-ments, provisions respecting price, grav-

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ity determination, form of contract, in-formation to be supplied by bidder, etc.,can and should be obtained by prospec-tive bidders from Director, Naval Petro-leum and Oil Shale Reserves, Navy De-partment, Washington, D. C. or theInspector, Naval Petroleum Reserves inCalifornia, 402 United States CourtHouse and Post Office Building, LosAngeles 12, California, or the SupplyOfficer in Command, Naval SupplyDepot, San Pedro, California. All pro-posals must conform to such Specifica-tions.

JOHN L. SULLIVAN,Acting Secretary of the Navy.

APRIL 2, 1946.

[F R. Doc. 46-5442; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;3:55 p. m.1

7

DEPARTMENT OF THE ITERIOR.

Office of the Secretary.

[Order 2179]

COMMISSIONER OF RECLAMATIONDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY

APRIL 1, 1946.Pursuant to the provisions of the act

of December 19, 1941 (55 Stat. 842) it ishereby ordered as follows:

That Departmental Order No. 2018,dated December 22, 1944, and entitled"Delegation of Authority for the Com-missioner of Reclamation" be and thesame is hereby supplemented by th6 ad-dition of paragraph (o) of section 1 im-mediately following the present para-graph (n) to read as follows:

(c) To appoint examiners and exam-ining boards in connection with the set-tlement of farm units of public and ac-quired lands on projects, such boards tofunction in accordance with the rules,regulations, qualifications and standardsas prescribed by the Secretary of theInterior.

This order shall be effective immedi-ately.

J. A. KauG,Secretary of-the Intertor

[F R. Doc. 46-5457; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;10:25 a. m.]

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD.[Docket No. SA-116]

ACCIDENT AT WASHINGTON (D. C.) NATIONALAIRPORT

NOTICE OF HEARING

'In the matter of investigation of acci-dent involving hircraft( of United StatesRegistry lo. 86510 which occurred atWashington National Airport, Washing-ton, D. C., on March 29, 1946.

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to theCivil Aeronautics Act of 1938, asamended, particularly section 702 of saidact, in the above-entitled proceeding thathearing is hereby assigned to be held onMonday, April 8, 1946, in ConferenceRoom B, Departmental Auditorium,

Constitution Avenue, between 12th and14th Streets NW., Washington, D. C.

Dated at Washington, D. C., April 1,1946.

W K. ANDREWS,Presiding Officer

[F. R. Doc. 46-5491; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;11:47 a. m.]

OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS-TODIAN.

[Vesting Order 5937]

KATHERINE MUELLER

In re: Estate of Katherine Mueller, de-ceased; File D-28-9421, E. T. sec. 12581.

Under the authority of the Tradingwith the Enemy Act, as amended, andExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned,after investigation, finding;

That the property described as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of anykind or character whatsoever of BerthaZeitler, the next of kin, names unknown,of Bertha Zeitler, Max Kagermeier, thenext of kin, names unknown, of MaxKagermeier, Johan Kagermeier and thenext of kin, names unknown, of JohanKagermeier, and each of them, in andto the Estate of Katherine Mueller, de-ceased,is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, nationals of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely.

Nationals and Last Known AddressBertha Zeltler, Germany.The next of kin, names unknown, of Bertha

Zeitler, Germany.Max Kagermeier, Germany.The next of kin, names unknown, of Max

Kagermeler, Germany.Johan Kagermeler, Germany.The next of kin, names unknown, of Johan

Kagermeler. Germany.

That such property is in the process ofadmimstration by Lincoln RochesterTrust Company and Elmer F Habrecht,as Executors, acting under the judicialsupervision of the Surrogate's Court,Monroe County, State of New York;

And determimng that to the extentthat such nationals are persons notwithin a designated enemy country, thenational interest of the United States re-quires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy country(Germany)

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law,including appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it necessary inthe national interest,hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the in-terest and for the benefit of the UnitedStates.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall n6t bedeemed to limit the power of the AllenProperty Custodian to return such prop-

erty or the proceeds thereof in whole orin part, nor shall It be deemed to Indicatethat compensation will not be paid Inlieu thereof, if and when It should bedetermined to take any one or all ofsuch actions.

Any person, except a national of adesignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Allen Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tained shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall havethe meanings prescribed In section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended.

Executed at Washington, D. C., onFebruary 18, 1946.

[SEAL] JAIES E. MARKHAM,Alien Propert, Custodian.

[F R. Doc. 46-5394; Filed, Apr. 1, 1940;11:30 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 59761H. W WOLTER

In re: Estate of H. W Wolter, de-ceased; File D-28-10034; E. T. sec. 14233,

Under the authority of the Tradingwith the Enemy Act, as -amended, andExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned,after investigation, finding;

That the property described as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of anykind or character whatsoever of RudolphWolter in and to the estate of I. WWolter, deceased,is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, a national of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

National and Last Known AddressRudolph Woltet, Germany.

That such property Is In the processof administration by Otto Wolter andHerbert Wolter, Cheney, Kansas, as Co-executors of the estate of H. W Wolter,deceased, acting under the judicial stt-pervision of the Probate Court of Sedg-wick County, Kansas;

And determining that to the extentthat such national Is a person not withina designated enemy country, the nationalinterest of the United States requiresthat such person be treated as a nationalof a designated enemy country (Ger-many),

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law, in-cluding appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it necessaryin the national interest,hereby vests In the Alien Property Cus.todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the Inter-est and for the benefit of the UnitedStates'

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pIending

8484

FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 19-16

further determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall not bedeemed to limit the power of the AlienProperty Custodian to return such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof In whole orin part, nor shall it be deemed to indicatethat compensation will not be paid in lieuthereof, if and when it should be deter-mined to take any one or all of suchactiSihs.

Any person, except a national of a des-Ignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one .year from the datehereof,- or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tamed shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall havethe meanings prescribedin section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended.


SEALI] 'JAMES E. MAxAU,Alien Property Custodian.

[F. Ri. Doe. 46-5395; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:30 a. m.]


WiLLAnm Dru riuIn re: Estatb of William Druffel, de-

ceased; File D-28-9406; E. T. sec. 12517.Under the authority of the Trading

with the Enemy Act, as amended, andExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned,after investigation, finding:

That the property described as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of anykind or character whatsoever of BernardDruffel, Franz Druffel, Maria Druffel,Paula Druffel, Gertrude bruffel, Theo-dore Berheide, Heinrich Berheide, JosephBerheide,. Loudavika Berheide, ElsieKoetta, Wilhelm Koetta, Kate Koetta,Maria Koetta, Joseph Garthoff, Theo-dore Garthoff, Heinrich Garthoff, HugoGarthoff, Franz Garthoff, Anna Garthoff,Wilhelm Garthoff, Kasper Mersman,Heinrich oMersman, Maria Mersman,Gertrude Mersman, and CatherinaMersman, and each of them, in and tothe Estate of William Druffel, deceased,is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, natonals of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

Nationals and Last Known Address

Bernard Druffel, Germany.Franz Druffel, Germany.-Maria Druffel, Germany.Paula Druffel, Germany.Gertrude Druffel, Germany.Theodore Berhelde, Germany.Heinrich Berhelde, Germany.Joseph Berhelde, Germany.Loudavika Berhelde, Germany.Elsie Koetta, Germany.Wilhelm Koetta, Germany.Kate Koetta, Germany.Marie Koetta, Germany.Joseph Garthoff, Germany.

No. 65- 3

Theodore Garthoi?, Gcrmany.Heinrich Garthoil, Germany.Hugo Garthoff, Germany.Franz Garthoff, Germany.Anna Garthoff, Germany.Wilhelm Garthoff, Germany.Ehsper Lferrman, Germany.Heinrich LMrcman, Germany.Maria Merman, Germany.-Gertrude Merfunn, Germany.Catherina Mercnaii, Germany.

That such property Is in the process ofadministration by First National Bankof Pullman and Joseph Druffel, as Ad-ministrators of the Estate of WilliamDruffel, acting under the Judicial super-vision of the Superior Court of the Stateof Washington, in and for the County ofSpokane;

And determining that to the extentthat such natl6nals are persons notwithin a designated enemy country, thenational interest of the United States re-quires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy country(Germany),

And having made all determinationsand'taken all action required by law, in-cluding appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it neces-saryIn the national interest,hereby vests in the Allen Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe leld, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with In the inter-est and for the benefit of the UnitedStates.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall not bedeemed to limit the power of the AllenProperty Custodian to return such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in

,part, nor shall, It be deemed to indicatethat compensation will not be paid inlieu thereof, If and when It should bedetermined to take any one or all of suchactions.

Any person, except a national of a des-Ignated enemy country, ascerting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof cldm, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tained shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall havethe meanings prescribed in section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended.


EsrAr,] JAZMS E. ZMEuinAII,Alien Property Custodian.

[P. R. Dc. 40-45396; F lcd, Apr. 1, 19-1;,11:30 a. mi.]

[Vesting Order 52S21Gu1AN YUNCI Kr!!

In re: Estate of Chang Yung Kim, also[nown as Chung Yup Kim, also Imown as

C. Y..Klm, deceased; File D-39-18451,E. T. sec. 14411; H-377.

Under the authority of the Tradingwith the Enemy Act, as amended, andExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned,after investigation, finding; That theproperty described as follows: All right,title, interest and claim of any kind orcharacter whatsoever of the ndow, andthe heirs, next of lin and distributees,names unknown, of Chang Yung Kim,also mown as Chung Yup Kim, als oknown as C. Y. Kim, deceased, and eachof them, in and to the Estate af ChangYung Kim, also known as Chung YTulRim, also known as C. Y. Kim, deceased.Is property Payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by. nationals of a dezignatedenemy country, Japan, namely,

atfonrala ar.L L .,t lZuna. Ajdre,-3

Widow , and the hels, nest of mn anddL-trlbutcco, nam3 unmown, of CaangYung Mm, aL-o %nown a Chung Yup Zim,aLso imo.n as C. T. Zim, dccazd, Jzpn.

That such property is in the process ofadministration by Chang Ho Ahn, as Ad-ministrator, acting under the judicialsupervision of the Circuit Court, FirtJudicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii;

And determining that to the extentthat such nationals are persons notwithin a designated enemy country, thenational interest of the United States re-quires that such Persons be treated asnationaIs of a designated enemy country,(Japan)

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law, in-cluding appropriate consultation and cer-tification, and deeming it necezary in thenational interest,hereby vezts in the Alien PropertyCustodian the property described above,to be held, used, administered, liqmdated,cold or otherwise dealt with in the in-terest and for the benefit of the UnitedStatez.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof Jsall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the AlienProperty Custodian. This order shallnot be deemed to limit the power of theAlien Property C stodian tp eturn suchproperty or the proceeds thereof inwhole or In part, nor shall it be deemedto Indicate that compensation will notbe paid in lieu thereof, if and when itshould be determined to take any oneor all of such actions.

Any person, except a national of adesignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of thLs ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tained shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orr1oht to allowance of any such claim,

The terms "national" a d "designatedenemy country" as used herein shal have

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the meanings prescribed in section 16 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amencfed.

Executed- at Washington, D. C., onFebruary 27, 1946.

[SEAL] JAIES E. MARKHAM,Alien Property Custodian.

IF. R. Doe. 46-5397; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:30 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 5983]TASIAICHI lIYATA

In re: Estate of Tamaichi Miyata, de-ceased; File D-39-18397; E. T. sec. 14270;H-360.


That the property describ'ed as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of anykind or character whatsoever of DoichiMiyata, Kuichi Miyata and Tsune Mi-yata, and each of them, in and to theEstate of Tamaichi IMiyata, deceased,is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, nationals of a designatedenemy country, Japan, namely,

Nationals and Last Known AddressDoichi Miyata, Japan.Kuichi Miyata, Japan.Tsune Miyata, Japan.That such property is in the process of

administration by Arthur E. Restarick,as Statutory Administrator, acting un-der the ludicial supervision of the CircuitCourt, First Judicial Circuit, Territoryof Hawhii;

And determining that to the extentthat such nationals are persons not with-in a designated enemy country, the na-tional interest of the United States re-quires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy country,(Japan);

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law,including appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it necessary inthe national interest,hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the in-terest and for the benefit of the United,States.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in anappropriate account or accounts, pend-ing further determination of the AlienProperty Custodian. This order shallnot be deemed to limit the power of theAlien Property Custodian to return suchproperty or the proceeds thereof in wholeor In part, nor shall it be deemed toIndicate that compensation will not bepaid in lieu thereof, if and when itshould be determined to take any oneor all of such actions.

Any person, except a national of adesignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time as'may be allowed, file with the AlienProperty Custo~lian on Form APC-1 a

notice of claim, together with a requestfor a hearing thereon. Nothing hereincontained shall ,be deemed to constitutean admission of the existence, validityor right to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall have,the meanings.prescribed in section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095 *s amended.


[SEAL] JAMES E. MARKHAM,,Alien Property Custodian.

IF. R. Doc. 46-5398; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:30 a. -m.]


GUSTAV REICH

In re: Estate of Gustav Reich, alsoknown as Gus Reich and G. Reich, de-ceased. File D-28-9610; E. T. sec.13312.


That the property described as fol-lows: All right, title, interest and claimof any kind or character whatsoever ofFranz Reich, and his-personal represen-tatives, heirs, next of kin, legatees anddevisees, names unknown; WilhelmReich, and his personal representatives,heirs, next of kin, legatees and devfsees,names -unknown; Emil Reich, and hispersonal representatives, lieirs, next ofkin, legatees and devisees, namesunknown; and Mrs. Olga Schunk, andher personal representatives, heirs, nextof kin, legatees and devisees, names un-known, and each of them, in and to theEstate of Gustav Reich, also known as1Gus Reich and G. Reich, deceased.Is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, nationals of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

Nationals and Last Known AddressFranz Reich, and his personal- representa-

tives, heirs, next of kin, legatees and devisees,names unknown, Germany.

Wilhelm Reich, and his personal represent-atives, heirs, next of kin, legatees and de-visees, names unknown, Germany.

Emil Reich, andbis personal representa-tives, heirs, next of kin, legatees and devisees,names unknown, Germany.

Mrs. Olga Schunk, and her personal repre-sentatives, heirs, next of kin, legatees anddevisees, names unknown, Germany.

That such property is in the process ofadministration by the Bank of AmericaNational Trust and Savings Association,as Executor of the Estate of GustavReich, also known as Gus Reich and G.Reich, acting under the judicial super-vision of the Superior Court of the Stateof California, in and for the County ofButte; -

And'determining that to the extentthat such nationals are.persons not with-in a designated enemy country, the na-tional interest of the United States-requires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy country(Germany),

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law, In-cluding appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it necessary inthe national Interest,hereby vests In the Alien Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in'the Inter-est and for the benefit of the UnitedStates.

Such property and any or all -of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This ordei shall not bedeemed to limit the power of the AlienProperty Custodian to ret~rn such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof in whole orin part, nor shall it be deemed to indicatethat compensation will not be paid in lieuthereof, If and when it should be deter-mined to take any one or all ofsuch actions.

Any person, except a national of adesignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop.erty Custodian'on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tained shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall havethe meanings prescribed in section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended.

Executed at Washington, D. C., on-February 27, 1946.

[SEAL] JAMES E. MA=ArM-,Alien Property Custodian.

[F. R. Doc. 46-5399; Filed, Apr, 1, 1940;11:30 a. In.]

[Vesting Order 60521JULIUs EciO.RT

In re: Estate of Julius Eckert, de-ceased; File D-28-10132; E. T. see. 14425,


That the property described as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of anykind or character whatsoever of CarlEckert In and to the estate of JuliusEckert, deceased,Is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, a national of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

National and Last Known AddressCarl Eckert, Germany.

That such property is in the processof administration by Adolph Eckert, 2944S. Twelfth Street, Milwaukee, 7, Wiscon-sin, as Administrator of the estate ofJulius Eckert, deceased, acting under thejudicial supervision of the County Courtof Milwaukee County, Wisconsin;.

And determining that to the extentthat such national is a person not within

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a designated enemy country, the na-tional interest of the United States re-quires that such person be treated as anational of a designated enemy country,(Germany)

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law,including appropriate consultation andcertification, and aeeming it necessary inthe national interest,hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the in-terest and for the benefit of the UnitedStates.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall not bedeemed to limit the power of the AlienProperty Custodian to return such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof in whole orin part, nor shall it be deemed to indi-cate that compensation will not be paidin lieu thereof, if and when it should bedetermined to take any one or all of suchactions.

Any person, except a national of adesignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim ansing as a result of this ordermay, withn one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a request for ahearing thereon. Nothing herein con-tamed shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity0 orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shallhave the meanings prescribed in section10 of Executive Order No. 9095, asamended.

Executed at Washington, D. C., onMarch 14, 1946.

[sEAL] JAZIs E. MAIMzA,Alien Property Custodian.

[F. n. Doc. 46-5400; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:30 i. m.]

.Vesting Order 6062]CHRISTINE WRTH

In re: Estate of Christine Wirth, de-ceased; File No. D-28-7995; E. T. see.8937.

Under the authority of the Tradingwith the Enemy Act, as amended, andExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned af-ter investigation, finding;

That the property described as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of any'kind or character whatsoever of MarieHeinrich and Pauline Klein, gnd each ofthem, in and to the Estate of ChristineWirth, deceased,is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, nationals of a, designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

Natfonals and Last Known Addresses

Marie Heinrich, Germany.Pauline Klein, Germany.

That such property Is In the procezs ofadministration by the Public Admin-istrator of New York County, as Ad-ministrator, acting under the judicialsupervision of the Surrogate's Court, NewYork County, New York;

And determining that to the extentthat such nationals are persons not with-in a designated enemy country, the na-tional Interest of the United Statesrequires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy coun-try (Germany)

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law,including appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming it necezzary Inthe national Interest,hereby vests In the Alien Property Cus-todian the property described above, tobe held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the Inter-est and for the benefit of the UnitedStates.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Allen Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall not bedeemed to limit the power of the AllenProperty Custodian to return such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof in whole orIn part, nor shall It be deemed to Indi-cate that compensation will not be padin lieu thereof, if and when it shouldbe determined to take any one or all ofsuch actions.

Any person, except a national of a des-ignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehereof, or within such further time asmay be allowed, file with the Alien Prop-erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a noticeof claim, together with a reque-t for ahereing thereon. Nothing herein con-tamed shall be deemed to constitute anadmission of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such claim.

The terms "national" and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shallhave the meanings prescribed In section10 of Executive Order No. 9095, asamended.

Executed at Washington, D. C., onMarch 14, 1946.IUs =] JUM E. MMEH~r.,

Alien Property Custodian.[F. R. Doe. 4G-5401; Filed, Apr. 1, 1040;

11:30 n. ra.] ,

[Vestlnu Order C0731

HEDWIG AL ZISUOVIZZ

In re: Estate of Hedwig LL ZiskovEn,deceased; File D-28-9895; E. T. Eec.13978.

Under the authority of the Tradingwith the Enemy Act, as amended, andExecutive Order No. 90. as amended,and pursuant to law, the undersigned,after investigation. finding;

That the property deserlbed as follows:All right, title, interest and claim of any

kind or character whatsoever of Eliza-beth ZisLoven, also TImown as Sister L.Fellsa, (religious), Maria Zis-oven, Mar-tha Kuerbs, Emmi Zlskoven and HannaMueller, and each of them, in and to theEstatg of Hedwig M. Ziskoven. decea-ed,

is property payable or deliverable to, orclaimed by, nationals of a designatedenemy country, Germany, namely,

rVationazs and Lact Zncun Addrczscztz both ZL ovcm alzo Imn s Szter

L FoilLa (religiouz), Germany.Marla 7L"o'cn, Gcraany.Martha Euarb:. Gcrmany.

mram town, Gcrsny.Hanna du:,aflcr, Germany.

That such propaly is in the processof administration by Edith Tudor, asExecutrix, acting undur the Judicialsupervision of the Superior Court of theState of California, in and for the Countyof .- 3 Angelez;

And determining that to the extentthat such nationals are persons notwithin a designated enemy country, thenational interest of the United States re-quires that such persons be treated asnationals of a designated enemy country,(Germany)

And having made all determinationsand taken all action required by law, in-cluding- appropriate consultation andcertification, and deeming ,t necessaryIn the national interest,hereby vests in the Alien PropertyCustodian the property dezcribed ab3ve,to be held, used, administered, liquidated,sold or otherwise dealt with in the in-terest and for the banefit of the UnitedState.s.

Such property and any or all of theproceeds thereof shall be held in an ap-propriate account or accounts, pendingfurther determination of the Alien Prop-erty Custodian. This order shall not bedeamed to limit the power of the AlienProperty Cu.todian to return such prop-erty or the proceeds thereof in whole orIn part, nor shall it be deemed to indictethat compensation will not be paid inlieu thereof, If and when it should be de-fermined to take any one or all of suchactions.

Any person, except a national of adezignated enemy country, asserting anyclaim arising as a result of this ordermay, within one year from the datehere-of, or within such further time as maybe allowed, file with the Allen PropertyCustodian on Form APC-1 a notice ofclaim, K'oether with a request for ahearing thereon. 1othing herein con-tained shall be deemed to constitute anadmi on of the existence, validity orright to allowance of any such cla m.

The terms "national"'and "designatedenemy country" as used herein shall ave-the meaninz', prezcribed in section 10 ofExecutive Order No. 9095, as amended.

Executed at Washington, D. C., onMarch 25, 19M6.

[s ] - JAuZs R. r AnH.Alien Property Custodian.

[F I. Dzc. A-G-5402; Filed, Apr. 1, 19- 5;11:30 a. .]

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FEDEiRAL REGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 1946

OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION.[Order 129 Under 3 (e) I

DAVISON CHEMICAL CORP.

ESTABLISHMENT OF 311AXI IMU PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionIssued simultaneously herewith, andpursuant to § 1499.3 (e) of the Gen-eral Maximum Price Regulation, It isordered.

(a) Maximum delivered prices forsales of "Magnesium Silicofluoride Con-crete Hardenef" in the sizes -set forthbelow, manufactured by The DavisonChemical Corporation, Baltimore 3, Md.,are established as follows:

[Cents per pound]

(b) No extra charge may be made forcontainers.

(c) Each seller of the commodity cov-ered by this order, except a retailer, shallnotify each of his purchasers in-writingat or before the issuance of the first in-voice after tle effective date of this order,of the maximum prices established bythis order for each such seller as well asthe maximum prices established for pur-chases upon resale and a statement thatthey have been established by the Officeof Price Administration.

(d) Prior to making any delivery ofthe aforesald commodity after the effec-tiVe date of this order, the manufacturershall mark or cause to be marked thereonthe following legend:

Maximum Retail Price -----

The blank in the quoted phrase shall befilled in with the applicable maximumretail price.

This order shall become effective April2, 1946.


Administrator[F. R. Dc. 46-5419; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;

11:46 a. in.]

[MPR 64, Amdt. 1 to Order 233]

CALORIC GAS STOVE WORKS

APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith, and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to section 11 of MaximumPricer Regulation No. 64, It is ordered:

Ca) Order No. 233 under Maximum*Price Regulation No. 64, is amended Inthe following respects:

1. Paragraph Ca) (D is amended toread as follows:

(1) For sales in each zone bywholesaledistributors to retail dealers the maxi-mum prices, including the Federal excisetax, are those set forth below-

-Maximum prices forsales by wholesaledistributors-to retail

Model Article dealers

Zone 2A Zone 3A.

-Each Each2518 -------- 36" range -------- $79.90 582.452411 ----- 40" range -------- 85.26 87.892418 ------ -ange ----------- 92.97 95:042468 ----------- do- --------- 116.46 118.593678 - Bungalow --------- 19.36 112.583S8 ---------- do ----------- 128.13 132.352611------ Range ----------- 72.24 74.90

These prices are f. o. .b. wholesale dis-tributor's city. Whenever a wholesaledistributor sells any of the stoves to re-tail dealers equipped with any of theaccessories listed below, he may add tothe applicable maximum price for thestove shown above, an amount no greaterihan that set forth below opposite thatitem of equipment:

Amountwhic. may

Item of equipment: be addedWaist high broiler ----------------- $9.16.Lamp assembly -------------------- 4.47Visible oven door with Interior light. "4. 47Automatic interior oven light, plain

door models --------------------- 1.90Minute minder -------------------- 2.54Waterback, coal bungalow --------- 5 .95Cast iron diving flue, coal bungalow. 6.11Cover top for models 2611, 2618, 2411,

2418, 3678, and 3683 --------------- 1.77Cover top for model 2468 ----------- 2. 73

These prices include Federal excise tax.In all' other respects they are subject

to each seller's customary terms, dis-counts, allowances and other price, dif-ferentials in effect on sales of similararticles.

2. Paragraph -(a) (2) is amended to,read as follows:

(2) For sales in each zone by retaildealers to ultimate consumers the maxi-mum prices, including the Federal ex-cse tax but not including any state orlocal taxes imposed at the point of sale,are those set forth below*

Mixtmum prl~s for alesto ultimate consumers

Model Article

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zono2A

.Each Each Each2618 --------- 36" range ---- $111.50 $115. 50 $130.252411 --------40" range ---- 119.25 122.95 138.752418 --------- Range -------- 129.50 133.50 10.752468 ....----------- do ---- -159.95 1" 25 185.75Z678 --------- Bungalow-.--- 151.75 157.75 177.753698 ....--- ----- do -........ 178.95 184.75 208.502611 --------- "Range .------- 191.25 104. 05 118.50

Maximum prie for salesto ultimate 'consum-

Model Article er-Continued

Zone 3 Zono3A Zone 4

Eack Each Each2618 .-------- 36" range-..... $119.25 $134. 50 $121.952411 --------- 40" range ---- 126.75 142.95 129.502418 -.. . . Range ----- 137. 0 155.50 140,502468 ------------ do -------- 168.75 190.75 171.753678 --------- Bungalow --- 163.50 184.50 167.753688 ------------ do -------- 190.50 215.25 194.752611 .......- Range: -....... 108.75 122.75 111.50

These prices include delivery and in-stallation. If the retail dealer does notprovide installation he shall compute

his maximum price by subtracting $9.00in the case of gas bungalow ranges and$6.00 in the case of gas ranges not ofthe bungalow type from his maximumprices as shown above for sales on aninstalled basis. Whenever a retail dealersells a stove equipped with any of theitems listed below he may add to theapplicable *maximum price for the stoveshown above, an amount no greater thanthat set forth below opposite that Itemof equipment:

Amount whichmay be added

Item of equipmentZones Zones

1,2,3,4 2A,3A

Waist hlgh broiler ..................... 12.tO $14, 2.Lamp assembly ....................... 0, 2A 0. toVisible oven door with interior light... 0.25 0.95Automatic interior oven light, plaiii

door ipodels ......................... 2. t 2,9Mitutominder ....................... 3.50 3, iWaterback, coal bungalow ............ 7.95 9,25Cast iron diving flue, coal bungalow ... 8,23 9. 0Cover top (models 2611, 2618, 2111,

2418, 3678, and 36--) ......- 2, 25 2 75Cover top for model 245- .......... 3.75 4,21

These prices include Federal excisetax. In all other respects .these pricesare subject to each seller's customaryterms, discounts, allowances (other thantrade-in allowances) and other pricedifferentials in effect on sales of similararticles.

(b) This amendment may be revokedor amended by the Price Administratorat any time.

(c) This amendment shall become ef-fective on the 2d day of April 1946.

Xnsued this 1st day of April 1040.PAUL A. PORTEn,

Administrator[F .R. Doc. 4G-5420; Filed, Apr. 1, 1940;

11:45 a. in.]

[MER 64, Revocation of Order 253]

NORTHWEST METAL PRODUCTS CO.APPROVAL OF MXAXIMUMf PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opin-Ion issued simultaneously herewith and-filed with the Division of the FederalRegister and pursuant to section 11 ofMaximum Price -Regulation No. 64, Itis ordered, That Order No. 253 undersection 1,1 of Maximum Price RegulationNo. 64 be and hereby is revoked.

This order shall become effective the2d day of April 1946.

Issued this 1st day of April 1940.PAUL, A. POT91,

AdministratorIF. R. Dce. 46-5421; Filed, Apr. 1, 194011 145 a.m.

[RMPR 136, Order 505]LEWIS MANUFAcTURING Co.

ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES

For the reasons set forth ip an opinionand Issued simultaneously herewith andfiled with the Division of the FederalRegister, and pursuant to sections 9, 10and 11 Cc) of Revised Maximum PriceRegulation 136, It is ordered.

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(a) Lewis Manufacturing Company,Route 10, Box 1105, Phoenix, Arizona,may sell, f. o. b. plant, each Lewis trailerdescribed in subparagraph (1) below, ata price not to exceed $64.00 plus federalexcise tax, and state and local taxes onits sale or deliveryof the trailer, and thecost of transporting the trailer to thepurchaser, if any.

(1) Description. One-wheel Lewis Trailer-ette; 500 pounds carrying capacity; all steelwelded construction; 56" long x 35" wide x10 i," high; 4.00 x 8 4-ply synthetic tire.

(b) Lewis Manufacturing Company isauthorized to suggest to resellers a resaleprice for the trailer described in para-graph (a) (1) consisting of the following:

(1) Suggested resale price: $80.00:(2) Charges. (i) A charge for trans-

portation, if any, not to exceed the actualrail freight charge from the factory atPhoenix, Arizona, to the railroad freightreceiving station nearest to the place ofbusiness of the reseller.

(ii) A charge equal to the charge madeby Lewis Manufacturing Company tocover federaloexcise taxes.

(iii) A charge equal to reseller's ex-pense for payment of state and localtaxes on the purchase, sale or delivery ofthe trailer.

(c) A reseller of Lewis trailers in anyof the territories or possessions of theUnited States is authorized to sell eachof the trailers described in paragraph(a) at a price not to exceed the applica-ble price established in paragraph (b)to which it may add a sum equal to theexpense incurred-by or charged to it for:Payment of territorial and insular taxeson the purchase, sale or introduction ofthe trailer* export premiums; boxing andcrating for export purposes; marine andwar risk insurance; landing, wharfageand terminal operations.

(d) Lewis Manufacturing Companyshall furnish to the Automotive Branch,Office of Price Administration, Washing-ton, D. C., not later than September 30,1946, detailed total unit costs, computedas specified in section 10 of Revised Max-imum Price Regulation 136, based onactual production during March, April,May, June, July and August 1946.

(e) All requests not granted herein aredenied. ,

f) This order may be amended oorrevoked by the Adminitrator at anytime.

NoTE: Where the manufacturer's Invoicecharge to the reseller is increased or decreasedfrom the previous invoice charge because themanufacturer has a newly established priceunder section 8 of Revised Maximum PriceRegulation 136, due to substantial changesin design, specifications, or equipment of thetrailer, the reseller may add to its price underparagraph (b) the increase in price, plus itscustomary markup on such a cost increase,but in the case of a decrease In price, thereseller must reduce its price under para-graph (b) by the amount of thedecrease andits customary markup on such an amount.


Issued this 1st day of April 1946.

PAuL A. PORTER,Adminstrator

[F. R. Doc. 46-5422; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:44 a. m.]

[7PR 188, Revccatlon of.Ordcr 46711

SPERTI 11C.

APPROVAL OF L1MMU1I PRIC -

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to § 1499.158 of MaximumPrice Regulation No. 183, It is ordered:That Order No. 4671 under § 1499.153of Maximum, Price Regulation No. 103be and It is hereby revoked subject toSupplementary Order No. 40.

This order shall become effective onthe Ist day of April 1946. %

Issued this 1st day of April 1946.PATTI A. POnTyr,

Admintstrator.[F. n. Doc. 40-=424: Filcd, Apr. 1, 191G;

11:45 a. in.]

[MPR 188, Order 4933]

KnIo Rzon CORP.APPROVAL OF UMA..UZI PRIES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Rsgister,and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Mai mumPrice Regulation No. 108; It is ordercd:

(a) This order establishes m.-aimumprices for sales and deliveries of certainarticles manufactured by King RazorCorporation, 342 Madison Avenue, NewYork 17, N. Y.

(1) For all sales and deliveries to thefollowing classes of purchazer by thesellers indicated below, the maximumprices are those set forth below:

These maximum prices are for thearticles described in the manufacturr'sapplication dated March 4, 1946.

(2) For sales by the manufacturer,the maximum prices apply to all salesand deliveries since Maximum PriceRegulation No. 188 became applicable tothose sales and deliveries. These pricesare f. o. b. factory and subject to a cashdiscount of 2% for payment in 10days, net 30 days.

(3) For sales by persons other thanthe manufacturer, the maximum pricesapply to all sales'and deliveries after theeffective date of this order. Those pricesare subject to each seller's customaryterms and conditions of sale on sales ofsimilar articles.

(4) If the manufacturer wlhe3 tomake sales and deliveries to any otherclass of purchaser or on other terms andconditions of sale, he must apply to the

Ofilce of Price Administration, under theFourth Pricing Ie-thod, §1493.153 of

mimum Price Regulation No. 183, forthe eztablishment of maximum prices forthoe sales, and no sales or deliveriesmay be made until maximum prices havebeen authorized by the Office of PriceAdministration.

(b) The manufacturer shall attach atag or label to every article for which amaximum price for sales to consumers isestablished by this order. That tag orlabel shall contain the following state-ment:

OPA Retail Ceiling Plce--._.._D3 Not Datach or Obliterate

(c) At the time of, or prior to, thefirstInvoice to each purchaser for resale atwholezale, the manufacturer shall notifythe purchaser in writing of the maximumprices and conditions established by thisorder for sales by the purchaser. Thisnotice may be given in any cponvementform.

(d) This order may be revoied oramended by the Price Administrator atany time.

(e) This order shall become effectiveon the 2d day of April 1946.

Isued this 1st day of 'April 1946.PATI A. PozT,

Admrnzstrator.

IF. P. D. 49-5423; Filed, Apr. 1, 19-6;11:45 a. m.l

[JR 591, Order 4031B.%smui Mo'n-r Co., IL.

AlUS~fT;T 07. itLni P2ubFsOrder No. 400 under section 16 (b) (1)

of Maximum Price Regulation No. 591.Specifled mechanical building equip-ment. Adjustment of maximum pricesfor sales of water heaters manufacturedby the Bastian-Morley Company, Inc. ofL% Forte, Indiana. Docket No. 6123-591.16-99.

For the reasons set forth in an opinionIssued simultaneously herewith and fliedwith the Division of the Federal Registerand pursuant to section 16 (b) (1) of

a1ximum Price Regulation No. 591, ItIs ordered:

(a) Adjustment of mammum przcesfor the Bastian-Morlej Company, Inc.of La Porte, Ind. (1) This order permitsthe Bastian-T, ofley Company, Inc. ofLa Porte, Indiana to increase by 6.2 per-cent its properly established maximumnet prices In effect on April 1, 1946, toeach class of purchaser for its line ofwater heaters and repair and serviceparts therefor.

2) The maximum net prices set forthIn (a) (1) above are subject to dis-counts, allowances including transpor-tation allowances and the rendition ofservices which are at least as favorableas thoze which the Bastian-Mfforley Com.pany, Inc. extended or rendered orwould have extended or rendered to eachclass of purchaser during March 1942 oncomparable sales of water heaters.

(b) Maimum prices for resellers. (1)All iesellers of the commodities coveredby this order (but not manufacturerswho purchase sach items for use in the

2A$9

FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesiday, April S, 1946

manufacture of other products) may addto their properly established maximumprices in effect on April 1, 1946, theactuaLdollars-and-cents increase in ac-quisitioli cost resulting from the adjust-ment granted the manufacturer by thisorder.

(c) Notification to all purchasers. TheBastian-Morley Company, Inc., shallsend the following notice to every pur-chaser of the commodities covered bythis order at or before-the'first invoiceafter the effective date of this order:

Order No. 400 under section 16 (b) (1) ofMaximum Price Regulation No. 591 providesfor a 6.2 percent Increase in maximum netprices in effect on April 1, 1946, for sales bythe Bastian-Morley Company, Inc., for itsline of water heaters and repair and serviceparts therefor.

Resellers (but not manufacturers whopurchase these items for use in the manu-facture ofk other products) may add to theirexisting maximum prices the actual dollars-"and-cents increase In cost resulting from theadjustment granted by Order 'No. 400.

(d) All prayers of the application ofthe Bastian-Morley Company, Inc. of LaPorte, Indiana, not herein granted aredenied.

(e) This order may be amended orrevoked by the Price Administrator atany time.


Issued this./st day of April 1946. -

PAUL A. PORTER,Admmistrator

IF. R. Doe. 46-5430; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;. 11:46 a. m.]

[MPR 591, Order 401]

COON ENGINEERING CO. -AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIIU PRICES

For the reasons set forth-m an opinionIssued simultaneously herexfith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Registerand pursuant to section 9 of MaximumPrice Regulation No. 591, It zs ordered.

(a) The maximum net price, f. o. b.point of shipment, for sales by the CoonEngineering Company, of the ModelsAL-45 and AL-55 Aluminum Floor Fur-naces manufactured by it and as de-scribed in the application dated January1, 1946, which is on file with the Pre-fabrication and Building Material Equip-ment Price Branch, Office of Price Ad-ministration, Washington 25, D. C., shallbe:

On Sales to Dealers: $144.15.

(b) The maximum net price for salesby any person to consumers of the ModelsAL-45 and AL-55 Aluminum Floor Fur-naces manufactured by the Coon En-gineering Company of Denver, Colorado,shall be $187.40.

(c) The maximum net prices estab-lished by this order shall be subject todiscounts and allowances and the rendi-tion of services which are at least asfavorable as those which each seller ex-tended or rendered or would have ex-tended or rendered to purchasers of thesame class on comparable sales of corn-

modities within the, same general cate-gory during-March 1942.

(d) Each seller covered by this order,except on sales to consumers, shall notifyeach of his purchasers, in writing, at orbefore the issuance of the first invoiceafter the effective date of this order, ofthe maximum prices established by thisorder for each such seller as well as themaximum prices established for pur-chasers except on sales to consumersupon resale.

(e) The Coon Engineering Companyshall stencil on the floor furnaces, orattach a tag to the furnaces covered bythis order, the following:

OPA Maximum Retail Price-------NoTE: If a-tag Is attached it must state,

"Do Not Detach."(f) This. order may be revoked or

amended by the Price Administrator atany time.



Admznzstrator

[F. R. Doe. 46-5429; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;11:47 a. m.]

[Rey. SO 119, Order 107]NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO.

ADJUSTMENT OF LIAXIUMI PRICES

Correction

Revised Supplementary Order No. 14,cited in the prefatory paragraph of Fed-eral Register Document. 46-4244, page2785 in issue of Saturday, March 16, 1946,should read "Revised SupplementaryOrder No. 119."

[Rev. SO 119, Order 140]

PACIFIC STOVE AND FOUNDRY CO.ADJUSTIENT OF CEILING PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursur nt to sections 15 and 16 of Re-vised Supplemeptary Order No. 119, it is_ordered:

(a) Manufacturer's ceiling przces.Pacific Stove and Foundty Company,1120 West Idaho Street, Seattle, Wash-ington, may compute its- adjusted ceilingprices for all articles of the line of coaland wood and oil burning stoves andheaters which it manufactures, as fol-lows:

(1) For an article which has a prop-erly established ceiling price in effect be-fore the effective date of this order, theadjusted ceiling price is the article'sproperly established ceiling price for theparticular sale (exclusive of the OPAIndustry Reconversion Increase) in-creased by 19.9 per cent.

(2) For an article which is first offeredfor sale after the effective date of thisorder, .the adjusted ceiling price is themaximum price (exclusive of the OPAIndustry Reconversion Increase) here-

after properly determined or establishedin accordance with sections 3, 1, or 8- ofMaximum Price Regulation No. 64 in-creased by 19.9 per cent; or the ceilingprice determined in accordance withsection 5 of Maximum Price RegulationNo. 64 which ceiling price may not beincreased under this order.

(3) The manufacturer's adjusted cail-Ing price fixed in accordance with thisorder is his new ceiling price If it ishigher than his previously establishedceiling-price including all increases andadjustments otherwise authorized forhim individually or for his industry.

(4) The manufacturer shall give eachof his purchasers for resale of articlescovered by this or'der a sales invoicewhich conforms to the provisions of sec-tion 11cof Maximum Price RegulationNo. 64. On that invoice he must sepa-rately state and designate as his "OPAIndustry Reconversion Increase" thatportion of his adjustment under thisorder which is equal to five .per cent ofhis ceiling price (exclusive of all ad-justments)Example: Maximum price of-Model

X stove (exclusive of all adjust-ments) -------------------- $100.00

Adjusted maximum price underthis order ---------------- 119. .0

Invoice must read as follows:"Model X stove --------------- 0114.90OPA Industry Reconversion In-

crease" -------------------- 5.00

Total -------------------- 0119.90The $5.00 figure shown on invoice is 5% of

$100.00, the maximum price exclusive of alladjustments.

(b) Resellers' ceiling prices. A resellershall determine his ceiling prices forresales of any article which he has pur-chased at a ceiling price adjusted under-this order as follows:

(1) If he has ceiling prices establishedfor sales of comparable articles he shallcalculate his ceiling price under thisorder by adding to his invoice cost (notincluding his supplier's separately statedOPA Industry Reconversion Increase)the same percentage mark-up which hehas on the "most comparable article"for which he has a properly establishedceiling price. For this purpose the "mostcomparable article" is the one whichmeets all of the following tests'(i) It belongs to the narrowest trade

category which includes the article beingpriced.

(I!) Both it and the article beingpriced were purchased from the sameclass of supplier.(ill) Both it and the article being

priced belong to a class of articles towhich, according to customary tradepractices, an approximately uniformpercentage mark-up is applied.

(iv) Its net replacement cost Is near-est to the net cost of the article beingpriced.

The determination of a ceiling pricein this -way need not be. reported to theOffice of Price Administration; however,each seller must keep complete recordsshowing all the information called forby OPA Form 620-759 with regard tohow he determined his ceiling price, forso long as the Emergency Price Control

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Act oS 1942, as amended remains ineffect.

(2) If a reseller cannot establish hisceiling prices under subparagraph (1)above he shall adopt as his ceiling pricethe ceiling price of his "closest seller ofthe same class" for the same article pro-duced by the same manufacturer. A re-sellers' "closest seller of the same class"is'a reseller who (a) has established aceiling price under subparagraph (1)above for sales of the identical model ofstove to the same class of purchaser, and(b) is the same general type and class ofseller, and (c) is located nearer to theseller than any other seller who meetsrequirements (a) and (b) of this sub-paragraph.

(3) If a reseller cannot otherwise findhis ceiling price for a particular sale heshall apply to the Office of Price Admin-istration for the establishment of a ceil-ing price under § 1499.3 (c) of the Gen-eral Maximum Price Regulation or§ 1372.101 (d) of Maximum Price Reg-ulation No. 210, whichever is applicable.Ceiling prices established under either ofthose sections will reflect the supplier'sprices as adjusted in accordance withthis order.

(4) A wholesaler establishing his ceil-ing prices under this paragraph shallprovide each purchaser for resale fromhim of articles covered by this order witha sales invoice which conforms to theprovisions of section le of MaximumPrice Regulation No. 64 on which hemust separately state and designate ashis "OPA Industry Reconversion In-crease" an amount equal to three fourthsof the dollar-and-cent amount of theseparately stated "OPA Industry Recon-version Increase" appearing on themanufacturer's invoice to him (as re-quired by section lla of Maximum PriceRegulation No. 64)

(c) Notification. At the time of, orprior to the first invoice to each pur-chaser for resale of articles sold at ceil-ing prices adjusted under this order, theseller shall notify the purchaser inwriting of the method of establishingceiling prices set by this order for resalesby the purchaser. This notice may begiven in any convenient form.

(d) Relationshtp of thts order to Afam-mum P-zce Regulation No. 64, MaximumPrce Regulation No. 210 and the Gen-eral Maximum Price Regulation. All theprovisions of Maximum Pnce RegulationNo. 64, Maximum Price-Regulation g o.210 and the General Maximum PriceRegulation continue to apply to sales ofarticles covered by this Qrder except tothe extent that they are modified by thisorder.

(e) This order may be revoked or,amended by the Prce Administrator atany time.

(f) This -order shall become effectiveon the 1st day of April 1946.


PAUL A. PORTErt,Admintstrator

[F. R. Doc. 46-5452; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;4:42 p. m.l

[Rev. SO 119, Ordcr 1411NATIONAL ENSiSLu i AD STAr;G Co.

ADTUST=7T OF C I O Xi1CES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to sections 15 and 16 ofRevised Supplementary Order No. 119, itis ordered:(a) Manufacturer's ceiling prices.

National Enameling and StampingCompany, 270 North 12th Street, Ll-waukee, Wisconsin, may compute its ad-justed ceiling prices for all articles ofenameled household utensils which Itmanufactures, as follows:

(1) For an article in Its line duringOctober 1941, the adjusted ceiling priceis the highest price charged during thatmonth to each class of purchaser in-creased by 23.2 per cent.

(2) For an article not in its line duringOctober 1941, but which has a properlyestablished ceiling price, in effect beforethe effective date of this order, the ad-justed ceiling price is the article's prop-erly established ceiling price for the par-ticular sale (exclusive of all permittedincreases or adjustment charges) in-creased by the percentage determined inaccordance with "Note 3" in zection 8of Revised Supplementary Order No. 119.

(3) For an article which is first offeredfor sale after the effective date of thisorder, the adjusted ceiling price Is themaximum price hereafter properly de-termined or established in accordancewith Maximum Price Regulation No. 188;and prices so fixed may not be increasedunder this order.

(4) The manufacturer's adjusted ceil-ing price fixed in accordance wlth thisorder is his new ceiling price ff it ishigher than his previously establishedceiling price including all Increases andadjustments otherwise authorized forhim individually or for his industry.(b) Reseller's ceiling prices. Resellers

of an article which the manufacturer hassold at an adjusted ceiling price deter-mined under this order shall determinetheir maximum prices as follows: A re-seller shall calculate his ceiing price byadding to his invoice cost the same per-centage mark-up which he has on the"most comparable article" for which hehas a properly established ceiling price.For this purpose the "most comparablearticle" is one which meets all the follow-ing tests:(i) It belongs to the narrowest trade

category which includes the article beingpriced.

(i). Both it and the article being pricedwere purchased from the sale class ofsupplier.

(id) Both it and the article beingpriced belong to a class of articles towhich, according to customary tradepractices, an approximately uniform per-centage mark-up Is applied.

(iv) Its net replacement cost is near-est to the net cost of the article beingpriced.

The determination of a ceiling price inthis way need not be reported to theOffice of Price Administration; however,each seller must keep complete records

showing all the Information called forby OPA Form 620-759 with regard tohow he determined his ceiling price, foras long as the Emergency Price ControlAct of 192, as amended, remains in effect.

If the maximum resale price cannot bedetermined under the above method therezeller shall apply to the Office of PriceAdministrtion for the establishment ofa ceiling price under § 1499.3 (c) of theGeneral Maximum Price Regulation.Ceiling prices established under that sec-tion will reflect the suppller's prices asadjusted In accordance with this order.

(c) Terms of sale. Ceiling pices ad-Justed by this order are stbfect to each,eller's terms, discounts, and alIowanceson sales to each class of purchaser ineffect during March 1942, or thereafter,properly established under OPA reguIa-tion.

(d) Nolffication. At the time of, orprior to the first invoice to a purchaserfor resale on and after-the effective dateof this order, showing prices adjusted maccordance with this order, the sellershall notify the purchaser In writing ofthe methods established m paragraph (b)of this order for determining adjustedmaximum prices for resaes of the ar-ticles. This notice may be given in anyconvenient form.

(e) All requests for adjustment ofmaximum prices not specifically grantedby this order are hereby denied.

MD This order may be revoked oramended by the Price Administrator atany time.

(g) This order shall become effectiveon the 1st day of April 1946.

Issued this Ist day of April 1946.PAUL A. Poarna,

Admznistrator.

[P. R. Dza. 46-5453; FlIed, Apr. 1, 1946;4:42 p. m.1

[Rcv. SO 119, Order 1421IZthUTrAL L-%iii Coni.

ADJV3Tin 07 CeXLING PCES

For the reasons set forth in an opunonIssued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Regis-ter, and pursuant to sections 15 and 16of Revised Supplementary Order No.119, It is ordered:

(a) Manufacturer's ceiling prces.Industrial Lamp Corporation, 2501 SouthDearborn Street, Chicago 16, Illinoismay compute Its adjusted ceiling pricesfor all articles of portable electric lampswhich it manufacturers, as follows:

(1) For an article which has a prop-erly established ceiling price in effectbefore the effective date of this order, theadjusted ceiling price is the article'sproperly established ceiling price for theparticular sale (exclusive of all per-mitted Increases or adjustment charges)increased by 20 per cent.

(2) For an article which is first of-fered for sale after the effective date ofthis order, the adjusted ceiling price isthe maximum price hereafter properlydetermined or established in accordancewith Maimum Price Regulation No.

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188; and prices so fixed may not be in-creased under this order.

(3) The manufacturer's adjusted ceil-Ing price fixed in accordance with thisorder is his new ceiling price if it ishigher than his previously establishedceiling price including all increases andadjustments otherwise authorized forhim individually or for his industry.

(b) Maximum prices of purchasers-forresale. Purchasers for resale of porta-ble lamps which the manufacturer hassold at adjusted maximum prices per-mitted by paragraph (a) above, shall de-termine their adjusted maximum pricesas follows,

(1) Jobbers..A reseller at wholesalewho determines his maximum resaleprice under section 4.5 (b) of Supplb-mentary Regulation 14J shall calculatehis ceiling price according to the methodprovided by paragraph (b) (2) of sec-tion 4.5 on the basis of the manufac-turer's adjusted ceiling price as per-mitted by this order regardless ofwhether the article was sold by the re-seller during March 1942.

A reseller at wholesale who deter-mined his maximum resale price undersection 4.5 (c) of Supplementary Regu-lation 14J shall calculate his ceiling priceaccording to the method provided by par-agraph (c) of section 4.5 on the basis ofthe seller's Invoice cost.

A reseller at wholesale who cannot de-termine his ceiling price in accordancewith the foregoing provisions shall ap-ply to the Office of Price Administrationfor the establlshment of his ceiling pricesin accordance with the provisions ofsection 4.5 (d) of Supplementary Regu-lation 14J. Ceiling prices authorizedunder that provision will reflect the sup-plier's'prices adjusted in accordance withthis order.

(2) Retailers subie6t to MaximumPrice Regulation No. 580. A retailer whomust determine his maximum prices un-der Maximum Price Regulation No. 580by the use of a pricing chart, shall com-pute his maximum prices it- the mannerprovided by that regulation.

(3) Other purchasers for resale. Areseller -Who determines his maximumresale price under the General Maxi-mum Price Regulation shall calcultehis ceiling price by adding tohis- invoicecost the same percentage mark-up whichhe has on the "most comparable article"for which he has a properly establishedceiling price. For this purpose the "mostcomparable article" is the one whithmeets all the following tests:

(i) It belongs to the narrowest tradbcategory which includes the article beingpriced.

(i) Both it and the article being pricedwere purchased from the same class ofsupplier.

(ill) Both it and the article -beingpriced belong to a class of articles towhich, according to customary trade-practices, an approximately uniform per-centage mark-up is applied.

(iv) Its net replacement cost Is nearestto the net cost of the article being Jinced.

The determination of a ceiling price inthis way need not be reported to theOffice of Price Administration; however,each seller must keep complete recordsshowing all the Information called for by.

OPA Form 620-759 with regard to howhe determined his ceiling price, for solong as the Emergency Price Control Actof 1942, as amended, remains in effect.

If the maximum resale prices cannot bedetermined ilnder the above method thereseller shall apply to the Office of PriceAdministration for the establishment ofa ceiling price under § 1499.3 (c) of theGeneral Maximum Price Regulation.Ceiling prices established under thatsection will reflect the supplier's pricesas adjusted in accordance with this order.

(c) Terms of sale. Maximum pricesadjusted by this order are subject to eachseller's terms, discounts, allowances andother price differentials on sales to eachclass of purchaser in effect during March1942, or thereafter properly establishedunder OPA regulations.

(d) Notification. At the time of, orprior to, the first invoice to a purchaserfor resale- showing a price adjusted inaccordance with the terms of this order,the seller shall notify such purchaser inwriting of the methods established insection (b) for determining adjustedmaximum prices for resales of the arti-cles covered by this order. This noticemay be given in any convenient form.

(e) This order may be revoked oramended by the Price Administrator atany time.

.Xf) Effective 'date. This order shallbecome effecfive on the 1st day of April1946.


PAuL A. PORTER,Administrator

iF. R. Doc. 46-5454; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;4:42 p. m.]

IMPR 599, Order 41MAGNAVOX Co.

APPROVAL OF RETAIL CEILING PRICES

CorrectionThe bracketed designation of maxi-

mum price regulation number for Fed:.eral Register Document 46-3887, page2572 in issue of Tuesday, March 12, 1946,should read as set forth above.

ISO 94, Amdt. 1 to Order 25]

SURGEON'S RUBBER GLOVES

SPECIAL MAXIVUnm PRICES -rOR SALES

An opinion accompanying this amend-ment has been issued simultaneouslyherewith.

Order No. 25 under SupplementaryOrder 94. is amended in the followingrespect:

The description of the gloves set forthIn paragraph (b) is amended to read asfollows:

Surgeon's rubber gloves, medium weight,rubber grade A.015 gauge, black and brown.

This amendment shall become effectiveImmediately.

Issued this 2d day of April 1946.

PAUL A. PORTER,Administrator

jF. n. Doc. 46-5467; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;11:37 a. in.]

[SO 94, Amdt. 2 to Order 1041,

CERTAIN 1=eS SOCKSSPECIAL MAXULI PRICES

An opinion accompanying this amend-ment has beei issued simultaneouslyherewith.

Order No. 104 under SupplementaryOrder 94 is amended in the followingrespect:

Paragraph (b) is amended by addingthereto the following description andprices:

Price for Price foralln fts al & . 1e ricoto whole- to ro- for all

Description aler, taller, alu,f.o.b f. , b. at

shipping slhppng rtialil" .poit oit

Men's arctic socks beavywool, knee 1'ngt6 , grey,75% wool, 251t cotton(Federal stock No. 73--18505)-------------$0.47 0.59 $,.0

This amendment to Order No. 104 shallbecome effective April 3, 1946.

Issued this 2d day of April 1940.- PAUL A. PORTER,

Administrator

IF. R. .Doc. 46-5468; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;11:37 a. m.]

ISO 94, Order 110]MEN'S NEW BLACK RUBER HALF HEELS

ESTABLISILMIENT OF IMAXIXUIM PRICES

Forthe reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and fliedwith the Division of the Federal Regis-ter, and in accordance with section 11of Supplementary Order 94, It is ordered:

-(a) What this order does. This orderestablishes maximum prices at whichmen's new black rubber half heels of thefollowing designated sizes and FederalStock numbers may be sold and deliveredby a United States Government agency,and by any subsequent reseller:Size: Fcdcral stock number7/8 --------------------------- 72--H-2509/10 ------------.- a -------- 72-H-260,10/11 - 72-H-27011/12 -------- 72-9-28012/13 -------.......-------- 72-11-29013/14 ------------------------- 72-n-300

o(b) Maximum prices. Maxlmumnprices per pair for sales and deliveries ofprices per pair for sales and deliveries ofparagraph (a) shall Je:Government's price to shoo manufac-

turers for all sizes to 13/14 ------- $0. 056Government's price to shoe manufac-

turers for sizes 13/14 and larger... 000Government's price to wholesalers for

all sizes ------------------------- 10Government's price to retailers and

shoe repairmen for all sizes --------. 135Wholesaler's prico to retailers and

shoo repairmen for all sizes --------. 165Retailer's price to consumers for all

sizes unattached, with nails ------. 25Retailer's price to conumers for all

sizes attached -------------------. 15All the aforesaid maximum prices for

sales by the-Government and by whole.salers shall be for sales "as is, where Is"

FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 19-16

without nails, and with delivery costs atthe buyer's expense.

(c) Discounts. Every wholesaler shallcontinue to maintain his customary dis-counts for cash.

(d) Notification. Any person who sellsthe rubber half heels described in para-graph (a) to either a wholesaler or re-tailer shall furnish the purchaser withan invoice of sale setting forth the pur-chaser's maximum reselling price as setforth in paragraph (b)

(e) Relationship to other regulationsand orders. This order with respect tothe commodities it covers supersedes anyother regulation or order previously is-sued by the Office of Price Adminstra-tion.

(f) Revocation and amendment. Thisorder may be revoked or amended at anytime.

This order shall become effective April3,41946.

Issued this 2d day of April 1946.PAUL A. PORTER,

Admintstrator

[F. R. Doe. 46-5469; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;11:37 a. In.]

[2d Rev. BIPR 195, Rev. Order 121

SALEs OF AsSEMISLED RETURNABLEBEvEIAGE CASES

Order 12 under 2d RMPR 195 is revisedand amended to read as follows:

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Registerand pursuant to section 7a. of 2d RevisedMaximum Price Regulation 195, it isordered:

SE C o 1. What this order covers.This order covers all sales of assembledreturnable (multiple trip) beverage casesproduced in those States east of and in-cluding the States of Minnesota, Iowa,Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.

SEc. 2. Definition of "assembled re-turnable oeverage case"--(a) General.For the purpose of this order assembledreturnable (multiple trip) beverage casesrefer to the standard beverage cases list-ed in Table I in paragraph (b) below,whether strapped or not, as well as sun-ilar containers made principally of wood,designed for the transportation and han-dling of beverage bottles other than milkbottles. A "strapped" case refers eitherto a full strap or a "hand hole-to-handhole" strap.

(b) Description of beverage cases. Thecases described in Table'I below are basedon the number and size of bottle to becarried by the case, the minimum insidedimensions and the number of pocketsrequired for the case. It should be notedthat these dimensions are minimum and

-that it is customary to build the caseslarger than the minimum. Due to thevariations of dinension customary in theindustry for the same style box and fur-ther due to the custom in the industrynot to change the price for a minor vari-ation in dimension, only the ninumumdimensions are set forth. It should beclearly understood, however, that all the

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larger customary sizes are covered by this order. However, the maximum price fora case with any dimension smaller than the minimum set forth in Table I challbe established under section 6 of this revised order.

'rAULZI

.Numtcr t,CfLL No. Cf - l't cir1y (CU L) niimtc: MJnl mum C1zLs: dLm:=, (n:.)

-to . .................. 121 ', lX1;x4j.21 -.-.---- 12 !31Z 2 ......................... 12 1 1jxY °4.31 ----- :2 10112 whnr=:-"c Iicr-I ..... 21 1 i' x '.C .... 4.. 1012%, h .3',- 2 r? , 2t F'jxl '%x4'.3..... .21 0cr!......................... . 4I X F1,4XS'.3.... O Ocri .......................... ll x t1 x t (rc-cd cz- =1

OS.............24 to10 (I_2:' c.............. 21 15"=Lx15; .G-------- 2-1 II O (. cir ,m' rA ,- L........ tI L: x 2a

G;S-131 ... 1 012 V2:L r- -Cjj C: . 12 1 , i4 x 7

8 .............- 21 ...............................

Wt o ........................ 2l lx .1 ......... 24 l ....... ...... . 1. Y i.'x82 .

K ----- 24 . . .2 ' 1't2.S ~21 Itito10(!r.'.............. X %71,j)V.

1 11 to 10 (11CT..24 1. 3",.!!s-12 12 1i1 t r,(, c~,f..................12 i2 jX t9 X F.I L...... 1 I1 to l .................... Irzx iS P4.1L% --------- 12 21 to 2........... ............ 11 IZ2 h

its .... ! 1 t SIt"I - ............. .. .. II jX7!.

113......12 21 to -2..~.....................12x 19,xz1.135 12 21 t _2L .................. 12 V,.'x2]0.

18A _ . 63Sf-E3 ...... . 2 1 to,(6,nA._...:........ 12 FT 1 2!/ IjY.

i3.Br. 12 24o211 ~ U~ 12 Ir's x x 10 (h~ ING"

14.............12 21 to 2 ......................... 1'.%11%:c 12 (cs!it ;Itb4c14P -- 12 2i to ............... 12 1' ; 1,1 x12 (rt2 v, Ifr4Ld-15............12 23 to .......... ...... 1511% x 12 (m0athb Gtc

1 P 12 0 to 2................12 I'; 15/X 1i~x2 (c th hcl2.10' -- 10 f53 to t2i (r. az~r t ~~ 10 22XS/,71ICA 10 S! to 24Wlr toizT-t, 10 2x8/ ~xS21.1SA ------ 6 ............. .. r,13's jxi16.2-.--- G 11c.ma -, (SI nfi.. G 0Y 1z X QYj.11

i Ha Idpth c :_. Aul otrd fldpW.If a manufacturer has any question

whether the case which he is producingis covered by this order, he should writeto the Lumber Branch, Office of PriceAdministration. Washington 25, D. C.,for official clarification giving a com-plete description of the box, includinginside dimensions and whether par-tioned as well as number of pocl:ets ifpartitioned and the size of bottles.

SEC. 3. Maximum prices by zones.The maximum price for an aszombledbeverage case will be the price of thecase for the zone in which It Is pro-duced and not the price for the zoneinto which it is dellvercd. For example,a case produced in Alabama shall al-ways be sold based on the price for thatcase in Zone 7 (which includes Ala-bama)

(a) Zones. The zones outlined be-low are the same as those prezcrlbed InOrcfer No. 11 which establishes maxi-mum prices on standard industrialboxes:

Zone 1. The States of Maine, NewHampshire, Vermont, M az:achuetts,Rhode Island, Connecticut, and the fol-lowing counties in New York State:Franklin, Clinton, Essex, Hamilton, War-ren, Fulton, Montgomery, Saratoga,Washington, Schenectady, Schobarle,Albany, Rensselaer, Greene and Colum-bia.

Zone 2. New York State except thozecounties included In Zone 1; New Jer-sey" Pennsylvania; Ohio.

Indiana-That portion of the Statenorth of and including the counties ofVigo, Owen, Monroe, Brown, Bartholo-mew, Jennings, Ripley, Dearborn.

Illinots-That portion of the Statenorth of and including the counties of

Edgar, Douglass, Platt, Da Witt,'McLsan,Tazewell. Peoria, Knox, Warren, andHenderson.

Z rchgan-The lower peninsula only.Wfconsin-The Counties of Sauk,

Iowa, Lafayette, Columbia, Dane, Green,Rel, Dodge, Jefferson, Walworth,Washington, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Ml_-waukee, Racine, and Kenosha.

Zonc 3: Zichigan-The uppar penin-sula.

Wisconcn-That portion of the Statenorth of and Including the counties ofPolk, Barron, Chippewa, Taylor, Mara-thon, Shawano, Langlade, and Oconto.

Zone 4: W-iscons-That portion ofthe State north of and includin- theCounties of Grant, Richland, Juneau,AdaIms, Marquette, Green Lake, Fonddu Lac, Sheboygan; and south of but notIncluding the Counties of Polk, Barren,Chippewa, Taylor, Marathon, Shawano,Lanalade, and Oconto.

Iowa-The entire State.Xcbras:a-The entire State.Mlinncsota-wThat portion of the State

south of but not including the Countiesof Wi n, Otter Tail, Todd, Morrison,B2nton, TMlle Lacs. Isantl, Chisago.

Kancam-The entire State exclusive ofKansas City, Kansas.

Zone 5: That portion of Mlinnesotanot included in Zone 4.

Zone 6: The States of Delaware, Mary-land, and West Virginia, and DIstrict ofColumbia.

Zone 7 The States of Virgina, NorthCarolina, South Carolina, Georgie, Flor-Ida, Alabama, ississippi, Ar-nas,Louisiana, Olaboma, Texas.

Zone 8: The State of Tennezee andthat portion of Misszouri south of an in-

FEDERAL REGISTER, Wedmnesday, April 3, 1946

State of Kentucky* that portion of theStates of Illinois and Indiana not in-cluded in Zone 2.

(b) Maximum prices. The maximumprices f. o. b. plant for 100 strapped bev-erage cases by zones are given below inTable 11. o

TABLE II-AXIMlIU PRICES BY ZONES FOR 100 BEVERAGE CASES

STRAPPED CASES, Zones 1-9 LockCase No. comner

1 .2 3 4 5 6 7 a 0 Zone I

1 ------------ ................ $57.00 $63.00 058.00 $59.00 q6.50 $58. 50 $5.50 $57.50 $60.00 $49.002 ............................ 62.00 69.00 63.00 64.0 61.50 63.50 60.00 62.50 65.00 54.003 ----------------------------- 57.60 63.50 58.50 59.50 D7.00 59.00 56.00 58.00 60.50 50.0030 --------------------------- 61.50 67.50 62.5 63.50 61.00 63.00 60.00 62.00 64.50 54.003-28 -------------------------- 60.00 68.00 66.00 63.09 60.00 62.50 59.00 61. 50 64.60 53.503-30 .---------------------- 56.00 61.50 57.00 57.50 55.50 57.50 55.00 56.50 53.50 45.500 ---------------------------- 74.50 84.50 77.00 78.00 74.50 77.50 73.50 76.50 79.50 64.50-Bir ... 80.50 90.50 83.50 84.00 80.50 83. 0 79.50 82.50 85.50 68.008----.---------------- -47.50 54.00 49.00 50.00 47.50 49.50 47.0 48.50 50.50 38.5080 -------------------------- 51.50 58.00 53.00 54.00 51.50 63.50 51.00 52.50 6L 50 42.508-28 ------------------------- 48.50 55.00 50.00 51.00 48.50 50.50 48.00 49.50 51.50 40.009 ---------------------------- 87.00 100.00 90.00 91.50 87.00 90.50 85.00 89.00 93.50 77.509D -------------------------- 65.00 73.50 6.50 67.50 64.00 67.00 63.00 65.50 653.50 57.50

S.. . ..---------------------- 77.50 88.50 50.00 81.50 77.50 80.50 70.00 79.50 83.00 69.00QS-C ---------------------- 81.50 92.50 84.00 85.50 81.50 84.50 80.00 83.50 87.00 73.009S-12 ------------------------ 56.00 63.50 58.00 89.00 56.50 58.50 55.50 57.50 60.00 48.0011 --------------------------- 53.00 66.00 60.00 61.00 5.00 60.50 57.00 59.50 62.00 49.00

1A ------------------------- 6. 50 74.09 67.00 68.00 65.00 68.00 64.00 66.50 70.60 54,5011 -------------------------- 51.00 53.00 50.00 54.00 51.50 53.50 50.50 52.50 55.00 43.00118--------------------- 55.00 62.00 57.00 53.00 55. W" 57.50 54.50 56.50 59.00 49.00119-12 ----------------------- 42.00 47.50 43.50 44.00 42.50 44.00 41.50 43.00 45.00 33.003IAS ------------------------ 59.60 67.00 61.00 62. 50 59.00 61.50 58.00 60.50 63.50 40.5013 --------------------------- 81.00 93.50 84.00 85.60 81.00 84.50 79.50 83.00 87.00 72.00136 ----------.------------- 78.50 90.50 81.00 62.50 78. 50 82.00 77.00 80.50 84.50 69.0013-Dir ----------------------- 84.50 96.50 87.00 88.50 84.50 88.CO 83.00 86.50 90.50 72.5014 --------------------------- 60.00 66.00 60.00 61.00 58.60 60.50 57.00 09.50 62.00 ......14P --------------------- 74.00 84.00 75.50 76.50 73.00 76.00 72.00 74.50 73.00 ......15 --------------------------- 6 3.00 71.00 64.00 65.50 62.00 64.50 61. 0 63.50 66.50 ........15P ------------------------- 78.50 88.50 50.00 81.50 77.50 80.50 76.00 79.50 83. 0 -------

-0 ............... . 56.00 63.50 57.50 &50 [58.50 58.00 54.50 57.00 59.50 0.W0ICA ------------------------- 70.50 92.00 82.00 83.50 79.50 83.00 78.0 81.50 85.5W 72.00i8A ------------------------- 74.50 85.00 77.00 78.00 74.50 77.50 73.00 76.0( . 80.00 64.00ISAS ------------------------ 70.00 00.00 72.00 73.50 70.00 73.00 6.50 71.50 75.00 61.00

(i) The above prices (other than lockcorner in Zone 1) are for strapped bev-erage cases only. If beverage cases aresold without strapping or are not beveledas required, deduct as follows:

TABLE M

If sold withoutstrapping If not beveled

as required,Case No. lock corner in deduct per

Zone 1) de- 100 casesduct per 100

cases

1 ------------------------ $9.50 13.152 ------------------------ 9.50 3.153 ------------------------ 9.50 4.2030 ---------------------- 9.50 4.203-23 ------------------- 9.50 4.553-3R ------------------- 9.50 5.456 ------------------------ 11.50 4.206-Bir- -------------------- 11.50 4.208 .---------------------- 11.50 L4080 --------------- 11.50 1.403-28 -------------------- -11.50 1.409 --------------------- - 14.00 4.20

B ------------.. . --- --- 9.50 4.209 ----------------------- 11.50 4.2098-0 -------------------- 1.1.50 4.2008-12 -------------------- 11. 50 3.1511 ----------------------- 14.00 1.40IA .-------------------- 14.00 1.40HAS ------------- 14.00 1.40la .---------------------- 11.50 1.40ls.-C- ------------------- 11.50 1.401S-12 ------------------- 11. 50 3.1513 ----------------------- 14.50 3.15138 ---------------------- 14.00 3.1511- ..ir-------------------- 14.60 2.4514 ----------------------- 14.00 4.2014P --------------------- 14.00 2.451 .----------------------- 14.00 4.2016P --------------------- 14.00 3.1516 ----------------------- 9.50 3.15IA ---------------------- 14.00 2.45IA ---------------------- 14.00 2.451WAS -------------------- 14.00 2.45

If In partitioned cases, partitions arebeveled but sides and bottoms are not,deduct only $1.40 per C cases.

- Lock corner boxes in Zone 1 are pricedassuming beveling on partitions but nobeveling on sides and bottoms. If thesepartitions are not beveled, deduct asoutlined above and then add $1.40 per Cboxes.

(ii) Other additions and deductions.The above prices are for beverage casesof standard commercial constructionwith %" or 7/16" sides, bottoms, andpartitions and %", 25/32" or 13/16"ends, except for lock corner boxes in Zone1 in which the box is constructed with1 2" sides and bottoms, with at least 4printed impressions, with top edge ofsides, outside edges of bottoms, and topedges of partitions beveled (rounded)

1. Printing. If cases do not have at least4 printed impressions, deduct V/0 for eachimpression less than 4.

2. Thickness.

FOR ALL BEVERAGE CASES EXCEPT LOCK CORNER INZONE 1

For Y2" sides and bottoms add, for half-depth boxes, $3.50 per C boxes; for fulldepth boxes, $4.50 per C boxes.

For 32" or 9/16" bottoms only add $1.75per C boxes.

For /2" or 9/16" sides only add for halfdepth bQxes $1.75 per C boxes and forfull depth boxes, $2.75 per C boxes. ForY2" partitions, add $2.25 per C boxes.

FOR LOCZ CORNER BOXES n- ZONxE 1

For 7/16'" or %",, sides and bottoms onlock corner in Zone 1, for half-depth boxes,deduct $3.50 per C boxes and for full-depthboxes deduct $4.50 per C boxes. For 7/16" or

" sides only, deduct for half-depth boxes$1.75 per C boxes and for full-depth boxesdeduct $2.75 per C boxes. For 7/16" or 3'"bottoms only, deduct $1.75 per C boxes.

eluding the Counties of Barton, Dade,Polk, Dallas, Laclede, Pulaski, Phelps,Dent, Iron, Madison, Bollinger, CapeGirardeau, Scott, Mississippi.

Zone 9: In the State of Kansas, Kan-sas City only. That portion of the Stateof Missouri not included in Zone 8; the

3494For V4" or 13/16" bottom (except in cases

6-Bir and 13-Bir) add $3.60 per C cases.

S. One-piece widths.

For one piece ends over 8" deep add $1 perO boxes.

For one piece ends over 11" deep add $2 perO boxes.

For one piece sides over 8" deep add 01 perC boxes.

For one piece sides over 11" deep add 02 perC boxes.

(The addition for one piece parts can bemade only on orders specifying one pieceparts and where tongue and groove jointswill not be acceptable.)

4. Reaming.For reaming partitions add $2 per C boxes.For reaming partitions, ends and sides add

$3 per C boxes.The price for Box 3-30R includes the ream-

ing addition.

5. Painting.

For painting half-depth cases add $6 per Cboxes.

For painting full-depth cases add $9 per 0boxes.

These additions may be made only onceregardless of the number of coats of paintand varnish.

6. Quantity differentials. The prices inTable I apply for cases produced in quantitiesof 1,250 or more. For lower quantities thefollowing additions may be made per 100cases.

Quantitlcs

Nonpartitloncd cases. 1.5 0 $1. $ 2.50 $1. 0 $14 00Half depth, partitioned

cases ................. 1.00 2.00 3.00 8.0 100Full depth, partitioned

cases -----------------. 1.6 2.6 3.10 t" 1t6

(iii) Delivery. The maximum pricesestablished by this order are f. o. b. plant,

For delivery by common carrier, actualfreight may be added. For delivery(other than local delivery), by privatetruck owned by the manufacturer, actualcost may be added: Provided, That thecost Is not In excess of 80 lercent of thecommon carrier rate.

For local delivery (within 30 miles) boxplants located In, or delivering intocities of populations In excess of 750,000(1940 censusY may add the charges listed

below In Column 1, other plants mayadd the charges listed In Column 2.

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE LOCAL DELIVERY

CHAROES R 100 CASEs

Column I Column 2

Typo of box Cities of Clies of'70,00 underor over 760,000

Half depth, partitioned cases..... $1. ,0 $1.00Full depth, nonpartitloned cases 1. 60 1.00Full depth, partitioned cases..... 2.50 1.to

If the seller inserts non-wooden parti-tions in the full depth non-partitionedcases and delivers them locally he maycharge the trucking addition for the fulldepth partitioned case.

NoTE: According to the 1040 Census thefollowing cities in the area covered by this


order are the only, ones having a populationin excess of 750,000: Baltimore, Boston, Chi-cago, Cleveland, Detroit, New York, Phila-delphia and St. Louis.

SEC. 4. Discounts and allowances. Themaximum prices in this order include allcommissions, discounts and allowancesfor resellers. The maximum prices mustbe reduced by all discounts or allowancescustomarily made by the seller. Whole-salers or jobbers cannot charge priceshigher than the maximum computed bythis order.

SEC. 5. Other provmsons. The provi-sions of sections 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 (b)of the regulation shall apply to salesmade under this order.

SEC. 6. Other items or additions. Anyassembled beverage case, other than milkcases, not specifically priced in this or-der is still covered by the order. Anymanufacturer desiring to secure aprproval for a beverage case not priced inthe tables above or to make an extracharge for an operation not listed, in-cluding hand nailing, must apply to theLumber Branch, Office of Price Ad-ministration, Washington 25, D. C., forapproval of such a price, extra or addi-tion. The application must contain acomplete description of the beverage caseor operation mcludfng inside dimensions,thickness of parts, operations to be per-formed (such as beveling, hand holes,strapping, etc.) and the costs incident tothe production of the item. The Officeof Price Administration will approve orauthorize a price for the beverage caseand/or operations and will assign anauthorization number. This authoriza-tion number and the date of its approvalmust appear on any invoice covering thesale or delivery of a beverage case forwhich a price has been established oron which an authorized additionalcharge has been made under this section.

SEC. 7. For -a period of 30 days afterthe effective date of this order any per-son may sell at prices no higher thanthose heretofore properly computed andestablished.

This revised order shall become effec-tive April 7, 1946.

NorE: All record keeping and reporting re-qturements of this order have been approvedby the Bureau of the Budget in accordancewith Federal Reports Act of 1942.

Issued this 2d day of April 1946.

PAUL A. PORTER,Admintstrator.

[F. R. Doc. 45-54E4; Filed, Apr. 2, 1946;11:36 a. in.]

[R11PR 436, Amdt. 14 to Order 371

CRUDE PETROLEUMi AND NATURUa AND

PETROLEsUM GAS

ADJUST=, iT OF =%.XILIUX PRIcEs

An opinion accompanying this amend-ment issued simultaneously herewith,has been filed with the Division of theFederal Register.

The first paragraph immediately pre-ceding the table in Order 37 is amendedto read as follows:

(a) The maximum price for crude pe-troleum run from the receiving tank onor after March 1, 1945 and produced inany of the pools set out below to anapplicant or to any person purchasingprior to an application shall be the max-imum price as determined under section10 and 11 plus increases permitted undersection 12 (b) and the amount of theincrease designated below,

This amendment shall be effectiveApril 1, 1946.


PAuL A. P01nrsn,Administrator.

[. R. Doc. 40-M40; Filed, Apr. 1, 1010;4:41 p. in.]

[lPR 594, Amdt. 3 to Rev. Order 4]FonD Moron Co.

MiAXIMXUMi Picz Ton x Vx P, ZNGeEIRAUTOMODILES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Regis-ter, and pursuant to section 9b of Maxi-mum Price Regulation 594, It is ordered:

Revised Order No. 4 under MaximumPrice Regulation 594 Is amended In thefollowing respects:

1. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph(a) is amended to read as follows:

(1)Descriptfon Net 101olcomla

DeLuxe eight: Prec3-passenger coupe ----------- 71.10Tudor sedan ..------------------ 10.2-uFordor redan .-............- . ,19.03Chassis with open or clozcd

front end ........----------- 5. 01Super DeLuxe eight:

3-pacsenger coupe -......... 717.40Tudor sedan ............... - .'91Fordor sedan_ ............ - - 90.32*Sedan coupe ..............-- ---------- 0.32Convertible coupe ----------- 902. E3Station wagon ..------------- 9.Chassis with open or clcz.d

front end........... .... 593.33

2. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (d)is amended to read as follows:

DescrlptionDeLuxe eight: List Pric.

3-passenger coupe3..1........ 0340Tudor sedan- ..---------------- E35Fordor sedan__ --.-------------- 05Chassis with open or clozed

front end ..-------- . C37Super Deluxe eight:

3-pazsenger coupe ------- - - STudor sedan................954&Fordor sedan ..-------------- 1.0MISzdan coupe ........... --------- 091Convertible coupe ----- 1,133Station wagon2... ......... 1, 150Chassis with open or rdozed

front end-------- .--------- 751This amendment shall be effective as

of March 11, 1946, for Ford Motor Com-pany's new Ford passenger automobilesdelivered on or after March 11, 1946.

Issued this 29th day of March 1940.PAUL A. PORTE,

Administrator.

[P. R. Dac. 46-5350; Filed, M ar. 23, 1949;4:53 p. i.]

[ELXPB M, Order 93

WAnsa Co.

AUIEHfIZ .I03' 11 OFNAX3I PEI=E

For the reasons set forth In an opinionIssued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to section 16 (d) of Re-Vised Maximum Price Regulation 523,It is ordered:

(a) The maximum retail price for a10.00-24 Waber Dauble Seal Sneclal Pur-pose Truck Tube manufactured for TheWaber Co., Chicago, Illinois, ;hall be,$29.55 each.

(b) All provisions of Revised Mam-mum Price Regulation 523 not incon-dstent with this order shall apply tosales covered by this order.

(c) This order may be revohed oramended by the Office of Price Admm-Isaration at any time.


Issued this 2d day of April 1946.PAUL A. Poars,

Admznstrator.IF. R. Dzz. "S-5465; Filed, Apr. 2. 1946;

11:37 a. m.1

[IPP 594, Amdt. 3 to Order 7]

CHY-Ln CoarIoZATIN

AUT n roITIoN oF 2xm-1=- PRIcEs

For the reasons set forth In an opinionIssued simultaneously herewith and fledwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to sections 8 and 9b ofMaximum Price Regulation 594, It zs or-dered:

Order 7 Is amended In the followinresp2cts:

1. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) of para-graph (a) are amended to read as fol-lows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable net wholesaleprice In the following schedule less awholezale delivery payment of $30.00 andthe applicable retroactive volume pay-ment In subparagraph () below, whenthe direct dealers are entitled to suchpayments under their Company-directdealer agreements:

D-:1 Do L;'o.- wo.-7

D-_-1rtlb! cu ~ft-M-.. L_ 7aT.

(1) Retroactirc rolume payment:

Quntlty of nc-, automohlea: p2yznt

23 to 9 ..------------- C.CO51 to 1---- - 12.0

101 to 1---13.03176 to 2Z9. .... 24.0)251 and u. .. . .0

(2) Charges for extra or opti alequipment. A charge for each hem oZ

3495


extra or optional equipment listed in thefollowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the applicable netwholesale price in the schedule:

NetDescription wholesale

Accessory Group "A", priceBumper end buffer plates-front .... |Bumper end buffer plates-rear .....ICigar lighter -------------------- $26.87Clock, electric --------------------Wheel covers, pTastic -------------

Accessory Group "B"'Bumper end buffer plates--ront_. 7.04Cigar lighter .----------------

Accessory Group "C"'Bumper end buffer plates-front ....Bumper end buffer plates-rear .....Cigar lighter - ----------------- 32.65Clock, electric ------------------- 6Directional signal lights ---------.-Wheel covers, plastic ------------ J

Accessory Group "CC"-Front bumper end plates --------- IRear bumper end plates ---------- j 13. 44Directional signal lights --------- j

"A" cooling system ----------------- 4.33Bumper end buffer plates-front ---- 5.16Bumper end buffer plates-rear ------- 4.45Bumper end buffer plates-front and

rear --------------------------- 9.61Cigar lighter ----------------------- 1.86Clock, electric --------------------- 8.54Commercial duty springs ----------- 2.47Directional signal lights ------------ 7.97Export tool kit -------------------- 4.95Extreme duty springs --------------- 2.47Fluid drive ----------------------- 22.58Hand brake signal flasher ----------- 2.78Heaters:

All weather air control system --- 44.66Comfort master with fresh air intake

and defroster attachment ----- 28. 95Comfort master with defroster at-

tachment -------------------- 19.31Leather-tan:

All sedans ----------------------- 32.513 passenger coupe ---------------- 16.26Club coupe -------------------- 2.51

Leather upholstery (tan, blue orgreen) for convertible coupe ------- 6.19

Locking gas cap ------------------- 1.11Lock-glove box --------------------- 731%" Over-size shock absorbers and

stone shields -------------------- 6.19Plastic wheel covers (4) ------------- 6. 63Radio antennae:

Skyway type 50" --------------- 8.22Skyway type-long --------------- 3.84Header type --------------------- 5.38

Right hand drive ------------------- 6.194.5" rims over standard 4" rims ---- 1.24Shock absorber stone shields-rear... . 87Special body color --------------- 24.74Terns plated muffler and heavy guage

tail pipe -------------------------- .62Tires:

6.50x16-4 ply over standard 6.0x164 ply --------------------- 6.68

6.50x16-6 ply over standard 6.00x-16 4 ply ------------------ 16.92

Tires: 4 6.00x16 6 ply -------------- 1 10.89Tubes: Lifeguard for: 6.00x16 4 ply

tires ----------------------- 26.13Two tone color (except for convertible

coupes and 7 passenger sedans).... 9.28

2. Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d)Is amended to read as follows:

(2) Charge for extra or optionalequipment. A charge for each item ofextra or optional equipment listed in thefollowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the amount of theapplicable net wholesale price In thatschedule:

NetDescription wholesale

Accessory Group ""' priceBumper end" buffer plates-front--jBumper end buffer plates--rear.... ICigar lighter ------------------- 1$28.21Clock, electric ------------------Wheel covers, plastic ------------

Accessory Group "B"Bumper end buffer plates-front--_- 7.39Cigar lighter ---------------------

Accessory Group "C"'Bumper end buffer plates-front__)Bumper end buffer plates-rear..-,ICigar lighter -------------------. 34.81Clock, electric ------------------Directional signal lights ..........Wheel covers, plastic ------------

Accessory Group "CC",Front bumper end plates ---------Rear bumper end plates ----------- 14. 11Directional signal lights .......... I

"A" cooling system ---------------- 4.55Bumper end buffer plates-front ---- 5.42Bumper end buffer plates-rear ---- 4.67Bumper end buffer plates-front and

rear ----------------------------- 10.09Cigar lighter --------------------- 1.95Clock, electric -------------------- 8.97Commercial duty springs ----------- 2.59Directional signal lights ------------- 8,37Export tool kit -------------------- 5. 20Extreme duty springs --------------- 2.59Fluid drive ------------------------- 23.71Hand-brake signal flasher ----------- 2.92Heaters:

All weather air control system ---- 46.89Comfort master with fresh air intake

and defroster attachment ------- 30.40Comfort master with defroster at-

tachment -------------------- 0. 28Leather-tan:

All sedans --------------------- 34.143 passenger coupe ---------------- 17.07Club coupe ----------------------- 34.14

Leather upholstery (tan, blue or green)for convertible coupes ------------ 6. 50

Locking gas cap ------------------- 1.17Lock-glove box ---------------------- 771%" Over-size shock absorbers and

stone shields -------------------- 6.50Plastic wheel covers (4) ------------- 6.96Radio antennae:

Skyway type 50" --------------- 3.38Skyway type-long ---------------- 4.03Header type -------------------- 5.65

Right hand drive ----------------- 6.504.5" rims over standard 4" rims --... 1. 30Shock absorber stone shields-rear.... .91Special body color ----------------- 25.98Terne plated muffler and heavy gauge-

tail pipe ------------------------- 65Tires:

6.50 x 16-4 ply over standard6.00 x 16-4 ply --------------- 7.01

6.50 x 16-6 ply over standard6.00 x 16--4 ply --------------- 17.77

Tires: 4 6.00 x 16-6 ply ----------- 11.43Tubes-Lifeguard for: 6.00 x 16-4 ply

tires --------------------------- 27.44Two tone color (except for convertible

coupes and 7 passenger sedans) --- 9.74

3. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) ofparagraph (f) are amended to read asfollows:

(1) Charge for automobile. A chargefor the new automobile not to exceed theapplicable factory retail price in the fol-lowing schedule:

FactoryModel Description retail

imco

D-24 De Luxe... 3-passenger coupe --------- $9812-door sedan -------------- 1,0444-door seda - ....--------- 1,087

D-24 Custom... Club coupe .------------- 1,1374-door sedan ----------- ,147Convertible coup ......... , 3

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-ment. A charge for each item of extraor optional equipment listed in the fol-lowing chqdule when installed at thefActory not to exceed the applicable fac-tory retail price in the schedule:

Description FactoryAccessory Group "A"- retail price

Bumper end buffer plates--frot ....Bumper end buffer plates--rear .... ICigar lighter-----------------... CO358

Clock, electric ------------------Wheel covers, plastic ------------ J

Accessory Group "B"'Bumper end buffer plates-front... . 8,75Cigar lighter ----------------- .

Accessory Group "C"'Bumper ed buffer plates--front...,Bumper end buffer plates--rear ....Cigar lighter ----------------- 43.35Clock, electric -------------------Directional signal lights ...........Wheel covers, plastic ------------

Accessory Group "CC"'Front bumper end plates --------.--Rear bumper end plates ------- -16,65Directional signal lights --------

"A" cooling system ----------------- 5.60Bumper end buffer plates--front ...... 0.40Bumper end buffer plates-rear -------. 580Bumper end buffer plates-front and

rear ------------------------------ 12.25Cigar lighter ----------------------- 2.05Clock, electric --------------------- 12.35Commercial duty springs ------------ 3.20Directional signal lights ------------- 10.20Export tool kit -------------------- 6. . .40Extreme duty springs --------------- 3.20Fluid drive ------------------------ 29. 15Hand brake signal flasher ----------- 3.75Heaters:

All weather air control system ---. 0.10Comfort master with fresh air Intake

and defroster attachment -------. 3740Comfort master with defroster at-

tachment ------------------- 25. 16Leather-tan:

All sedans ------------------------ 41.963 passenger coupe --------------- 21. 00

-Club coupe ----------------------- 41.05Leather upholstery (tan, blue or green)

for convertible coupes ------------ 8. 70Locking gas cap ------------------- 1.05Lock-glove box --------------------. 001%" Over-sze shock absorbers and

stone shields -------------------- 8.00Plastic wheel covers (4) ------------- 9.00Radio antennae:

Skyway type 50" ----------------- 4,40Skyway type-long --------------- 5.. .35Header type ---------------------- 7,20

Right band drive ------------------ 8.. .704.5" rims over standard 4" rims ---- 1.60Shock absorber stone sields--rear .... 1.20Special body color ----------------- 32.05Terne plated muffler and heavy gauge

tail pipe --------------------------. 80Tires:

6.50 x 16-4 ply over standard 0.00x 16-4 ply --------------------- 8.60

6.50 x 16-6 ply over standard 6.00x 16--4 ply ------------------ 21.85

Tires: 4 6.00 x 16 6 ply ------------ 14.20Tubes-Lifeguard for: 6.00 x 16 4-ply

tires ----------------------------- 40.50Two tone color (except for convertible

coupes and 7 passenger sedans).... 11.05

This amendment shall be effective asof March 11, 1946, for Dodge passengorautomobiles and extra or optional equip-ment which are delivered to resellers onand after March 11, 1946.

Issued this 29th day of March 1940.PAUL A. PORTEIIn,

Administrator.

[. R. Doc, 46-5359; Filed, Mar. 20, 104014:56 p. in.]


[MPR 594, Amdt. 4 to Order 9]

FORD MOTOR CO. ET AL.

AUTHORIZATION OF MU= PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to sections 8 and 9b ofMaximum Price Regulation 594, It isordered:

Order 9 is amended in the followingrespects:

1. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) of para-graph (a) ate amended to read as fol-lows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable net wholesale pricein the following schedule less a wholesaledelivery payment of $25.00 when the dis-tributors or direct dealers are entitledto such payment under their Company-distributor or direct dealer agreements.

NctModel Desenption sale

price

P-15 de luxe ........ 3-penger coupe-.-- 4-v. G2-door sedan ......... 9. 37Clubcou .. 812. 214-door S-2a .... __2L 01

P-15 specml de luxe... 3-passenger coupe ... 7M032-door sedan ........ EOL05Club coupe ........ 3.214-door sedan ........ 33. 45Convertible coupe .-- =65Station wagon ........ QCF 23

(2) Charges for extra or optionalequipment. A charge for each item ofextra or optional equipment listed in thefollowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the applicable netwholesale price in the schedule:

metwholesale

Descrzption price"." cooling ------------------------- $1.95Accessory group "C"-

Extra windshield wiper ------------ 4.64Extra sun visor ------------------ 4. 64

Armrest: -Left (de luse only) --------------- 1.89Left and right (de luxe only) ------- 3.79

Bumper guards:Front center ------------------- 1.50Rear center ----- 1.81Outer front -------------------- 3.88Outer rear ----------------------- 3.82

Cigar lighter --------------------- 1.86Clock, electric ---------------------- 8.54Crankcase ventilator package ----------. 90Directional signal ------------------ 7.97Economy group No I --------------- 2.76Economy group No. 2 --------------- 3.63Export tool kit ------------------- 4.95Extreme duty springs, --.------------- 2.47Heater with defroster:

Twin all-weather --------------- 45.40Comfort master ---------------- 19.96Da luxe -------------------------- 16.45

Leather trim over cloth:2-door and 4-door sedans and club

coupe ----------.-------------- 30.703-passenger coupe --------------- 15.35

Leather upholstery (tan, blue orgreen) for convertible coupes --- 6.19

Lock glove box ---------------------- 70Locking gas cap -------------------. 1111" over-size shock absorbers and

stone shields -------------------- 6.19Powermatic shift ------------------ 5.83Radio antenna:

Skyway type -------------------- 3.8Header type -------------------- 5.38

4.5" rims over.stndard 4" rms__...... 1.24:Special body color ----------------- 24.74

NetIurhlcole

Descriptfon priceSpecial color paint (hood, fenders, and

sheetmetal, etc.) for station wagop_ $4. CIShock abzorbars-doublo capacity- 7.22Shock absorber stone shleld ........- .67Terne plated muler and heavy gage

tail pipe ----.---......------- . 2Tires:

4--6.50 x 16, 4 ply; over standard6.00 x 16, 4 ply. ------------- 6. 034--.50 x 16. 0 ply; over standard

6.00 x 16, 4 ply 16.924-6.00 x 10, 6ply 10.83

Wheel rings, et of 5. 6.49Right hand drive ................ 6.19

2. Subparagraph 2 of paragraph (d)is amended to read as follows:

S2) Charge for extra or optionalequipment. A charge for each item ofextra or optional equipment listed in thefollowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the amount of theapplicable net wholesale price n thatschedule: Net

trioleoalcDescription pricc

"A" cooling -....------------ - $2.03Accezzory group "C"'

Extra windshield viper-......... 4.67Extra sun vo__.4.657

Armrests:Left (de Luse o 1.93Left and right (de Luse only) 3.93

Bumper guards:Front center --------.....-. ---- .1.58Rear center --- 1.00Outer front ....... 4.07Outer rear .................... 4.01

Cigar lighter ........ .... 1.93Clock, electric.. 8.97Crankcase ventllator package ........ .93Directional signaL.8.37Economy group No. I- 2.93Economy group No. 2 ........... 3.81Export tool kit......- . 5.29Extreme duty sprlngs ............ 2.&3Heater with defroster:

Twin all-weather ------------- 47.G7Comfort master ........ -------------- 2.De luxe... - 17.27

Leather trim over cloth: '2 door and 4 door cedans and clubcoupe ----------- 32.21

3 passenger coupe- . 10.12Leather upholstery (tan, blue or

green) for convertible coupcs..__ 0. 9Lock glove box ..--------... .... 74Locking gas cap ---------------- 1.171a" over-size sbcck absorbera and

stone shl ds-----......... 0.. 0.50Powermatlc shft..---------........ . 17Radio antennae:

Skyway type-.................. 4.03Header tye........ . 54.5" rims over standard 4" ri:ma..... 1.20Special body color.... ........ 25.93Special color paint (hoad, fender and

sheetmetal, etc.) for station wagons. 4. 87Shock absorbers--doublo capacity.._ 7.03Shock absorber stone shield....... .91Terne plated muiller and heavy gaugetail pie. . . . . . . . . . . 3Tires:

4-6.50 x 16, 4 ply; over standard6.00 x 164ply- ............ $7.01

4-6.50 x 16, 6 ply; over standard6.00 x 10. 4 ply_ ------ 17.77

4--6.00 x 16, 0 ply-.... 11.43Wheel rings, set of 5..............- 0.81Right hand drive 0.5

3. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) of par-agraph (e) are amended to read as fol-lows:

(1) Charge for automobile. A chargefor the new automobile not to exceedthe applicable factory retail price in thefollowing schedule:

?McIl I flz=a~pfra rctai

P-i1 I; c-crc--.------ i .c0Club cca a- 5L. C0

P- idzax... = Z £3C'3c

Club cc, --.. __ IrZ3.C0Conra-a la ccurc- 11'1 W.CS~atf=:M --. _ I 2C0

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-mont. A charge for each item of extraor optional equipment listed in the fol-lowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the applicable fac-tory retail price in the schedule:

FactoTyretaiZ

Dcccription prce"A!' 1;g 2.40

Acczzo.7 Group "C"'Extra windshleld wiper- 5.85Extra sun vor ......... 5.85

Armreat:L-ft (Da Luxe only) 2.7/5L ft and right (Da Luxe only) ____ 5.50

Bumper guards:Front center---- 1.09Frar center 4......... ...... 2.0

Outer front ....... 493Outer rear ...-- ------------ 4.E3

Ciar Mht - 2.35Clc:, electric____ 12.35CranT.a ventilator pac2 ge..... 1.15Dlrcctional i l... 10.'/5Eonomy Group No. 1.. 3.75E.:nomy Group No. 2 4. 95Export Tool _.6.0Extreme Duty SpriuZ.......__ 3.20Heater with defroster:

Twin all-we ther .......... 57.25Confort . 26.20Da Lux_-. 213.10

Leather trim over cloth:2 door and 4 door sedans and club

3 pa -an7er coupe ........ 19.83Lcather uobolstery (tan, blue or

grcan) for convertible eoupe_ 8.70Lc, glove bi-.. .85L0'2:1ln gas cap .... 1.6513, 1" over-cizo shoec abzoberz and

Gsaona cldz ..... .... 8.C0Pormrnt~le t_ 7.60

Radio antennae:Slkyway typ . 5.35Header ty.2- 7.20

4.5" rims over standard 4" rims . 1.80Special body color. . 32.05Spaclal color paint (hood, fenders, and

cheotmetal, etc.) for station wagon_ 5.85Shoc abcorbars-double caoaclty._ 9.20Shocz aborbcr atone shleld -....... 1.15Terne platcd mufler and heavy gauge

tal pip ...... EDTires:

4 610 x 10-4 ply over standard6.00 x 1-4 ply--- - - 8.80

4 6.20 x 16-6 ply over standard0.09 x 16--4 ply_ ........ 21. 85

4. 0.00 x 16-6 ply over standard6.00 x 1C--- ply---- - 14.20

Wheel rln~z. cot of 5 . .. 8.70Right hand drive- 8.70

This amendment shall be effective asof March 11,1946, for new Plymouth pas-,enger automobiles and extra or optionalequipment which are delivered to re-sellers on and after March 11, 1946.

Iss-ued this 29th day of March I4.PAuL A. Ponrnz,

Admmnistrator.[F

". R. Dzc. FG-5Z52; Filcd, Mar. 23, 12410;

4:54 p. n_]

3497


[MPR 594, Amdt. 1 to Order 111

NASH-KEI,vINATOR CORP.

AUTHORIZATION OF AXI= PRICES

For the reasons set forth in an opinionissued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Regis-ter, and pursuant to section 9b-of Maxi-mum Price Regulation 594, It is ordered.

Order, No. 11 under Maxinum PriceRegulation 594 is amended in the follow-ing respects:

1. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a)is amended to read as follows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable net distributor andzone price in the following schedule.When the new automobile is sold at re-tail by the distributor or zone, the Com-pany will Invoice the distributor or zonefor the wholesale allowance in subpara-graph (i) and will annually pay or creditthe distributor or zone-the quantity dis-count in subparagraph (ii)

Distrib-Model Description utor orzone

price

"60" series:4649 ............. 2-door sedan .......... $791.034643 ............ Brougham .......... 832. 374648............. 4-door sedan ......... 835.6

Ambassador S serles:4669 .............. 2-door sedan . ..... . 828.&04663 ............ Brougham ........... 88.11463 ........... 4-door sedan_. ... . 908.82

(1) Wholesale allowance. The com-

pany will bill thedistributor or zone thefollowing wholesale allowance for eachnew automobile the distributor or zoneresells at retail.

Whole-saleModel Description allow

ance

7"600" series:

4649 ............ 2-door sedan- .......... $27.214643 .............. Brougham ........... 28 584648 ............ 4-door edan. 28.16

Ambassador 6 series:4659.... 2-door sedan......... 41.424664 .............. Brougham ........... 4- 4.874668 ............. 4-door sedan- ....-... 45.69

(i) Quantity discount. When thedistributor or zone shall have sold atretail one of the quantities of new Nashautomobiles listed in the followingschedule, the Company shall pay to thatdistributor or zone in accordance withits sales franchise agreement theamount obtained by applying the appli-cable percent in the schedule to the re-spective list price in subparagraph (1)of paragraph (d)

Quantity "600" Amb. 6

Percent Per0g.512-50 automobiles ..................... 0.5 0.5Z1-100 automobiles .................. .0 1. 0101-150 automobiles .................... 25 1.5151-200 automobiles ................ 1.5 2.0201-250 automobiles .................. 1.75 2.5251 automobiles up ................... 2. 0 .0

2. Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (a)

Is amended to read as follows:

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-ment. A charge to the distributor orzone for each item of extra or optionale4qipmeignt listed in the following sched-ule when installed at the factory not toexceed the applicable distributor or zoneprice in the schedule, plus the applicableE. 0. H. charge in the schedule.

DIS.tribu- E.O.H.

Description tor or chargezoneprice

Chrome Trim Rings ----...------ $5.65 $0.40Cruising Gear-Ambassador 6 series.. 60.95 3.85Cruising Oear-"30" series --------- 49.00 3.45Directional Signals, all models-both

series .....---------------------- 10.65 .. 76Foam Sponge Cushions, front and 0

rear ------------------------------- 12.10 .85Foam Sponge Cushion, Single front

or single rear ---------------------- 6.05 .45No-roll, all models-both series ------- 5.40 .40Oil Bath Air Cleaner, all models-

both series ------------------------ 3.80 .25Side Window Reveals, "G00" series... 3.85 .30Special Color Options--singlo color,

both series ------------------------ 10.75 1.40Special Color Options-two tone

color, both series ----------------- 28.35 2.60Two Tone Colors, all models-both

series ------------------------------ 8.60 .60Upholstery:

Leather, Business Coupes-bothseries ---------------------------- 31.80 2.25

Leather, Brougham and Sedans-both senes ---------------------- 44.85 8.30

Canda Cloth, "600" series-allmodels -------------------------- 6.35 .45

Whipcord or Mohair, "600" series-all models ----------------------- 20.35 1.45

U p)h o s tery : , ..roadcloth,"600" series-all models K 75 8.85

Broadcloth, Ambassador 6 series-all models ----------------------- 34.40 2.40

Vacuum booster pump, all models-both series--------------------- 3.70 .25

Weather eye, all models-both series. 21.70 1.60Wheel disca, all models-both series. 6.35 .45Wheel shields, rear-Ambassador 6

series only ------------------------- 9.25 .65Radio antenna:

Vacuum operated ................. 7.15 .6Muanual operated .................. 3.70 .25

3. Subparagraph (7) of paragraph (a)is amended to read as follows:

(7) Charge for Federal excise taxesand factory handling and delivery. Acombination charge billed as "E. 0. H."to cover Federal excise taxes and factoryhandling and delivery not to exceed thefollowing applicable amount."1600" Series ------------------------ $66.50Ambassador 6 Series ---------------- 71.65

4. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) of para-graph (b) are amended td read as fol-lows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable net wholesale pricein the following schedule:

Net

Model Description whole-price

"600" series:4649 .........0--- 2-door sedan...... $818.244643 ------------ - Brougham 860.954648 ----- 4-door dan...... 863. 71

Ambassador 6 series:4669 -------.-------- 2 -door sedan.... 909.9243 .......--- - - Brougham ........ 95119g4668 ------------ - 4-door tda3.... 954.81

(2) Charge for extra or optionalequipment. A charge for each item ofextra or optional equipment listed in

the following schedule when installedat the factory not to exceed the amountof the applicable net wholesale pricein the schedule, plus the applicable"E. 0. H." charge in the schedule.

Net

Dcscrlptlon whole- E. O. I.Descrptionslo chargeprice

Chrome trim rings ------------------ $0.40 0.40Cruising gear-Ambasador 6 series.. 3. tO 3. 65Cruising gear-"Co0" series .......... Z0. '. 3.45Directional signals, all models-both

series ------------------------------ 13. 0 .75Foam sponge cushions, front and rear. 13.35 .83Foam sponge cushion, single front or

single rear ......................... 0.70 .45No-roll, all model--both series ....... C% B5 .40Oil Bath Air Cleaner, all models--

both series ------------------------ 4.00 0.25Side Window Reveals, "600" series... 4.16 . 30Special Color Options-inglo color,

both series ......................... 22.30 1.40Special Color Options-two tone

color both series ................... 31. 85 2.00Two Tone Colors, all mod -both

series ----------------------------- Q. . 0 CUpholstery:

Leather, Business Coupes-bothseries ............................. 34.35 2.25

Leather, Brougham and Sedans-both series ....................... 47.75 3.10

Canda Cloth "600" seris-allmodels -------------------------- 7.00 .45

Whipcordor Mohair, "660" series--all models ---------------------- 22. 00 1.45

Broadcloth, "600" sorlos--almodels ........................... 10 3. 85

Broadc)eth, Ambassador 6 Series-all models ........................ 33. 20 2.40

Vacuum Booster Pump, all models-both series ......................... 4,70 .25

Weather Eye, all mode-both series. 21.70 1. 50Wheel Discs, all mocels--both serles. 7.15 .45Wheel Shields, rear-A-Amnssador 6

series only .......................... I 0 .05Radio Antenna:

Vacuum operated .................. 7.05 .25Manual operated.................. 4.03 23

5. Subparagraph (7) of paragraph (b)Is amended to read as follows:

(7) Charge for Federal excise taxeand factory handling and delivery. Acombination charge billed as "E. 0. H."to cover Federal excise taxes and fac-tory handling and delivery not to exceedthe following applicable amount:"600" Series ----------------------- ON, s0

Ambassador 6 series ----------------- 71.0

6. Subparagraphs (1) and (2) of par-agraph (d) are amended to read asfollows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable retail list price inthe following schedule:

RetaliModel Description list

price

"600" series:4649 ------------- 2-door sedan ....... $9034643 ............. . Brougham ........ 1,0174648 ------------------ 4-door sedan. ...... 1051

Ambassador 6 series:4669 ................... 2-door sedaL ...... 1,0334663 ............. . Brougham ........ 1,1744668 ------------- 4-door sedan ...... 1,183

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-ment. A charge for each item of extraor optional equipment listed in the fol-lowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the applicable re-tail list price in the schedule, plus theapplicable "E. 0. H." charge in theschedule.

3498


Description

Chrome Trim Rings ----------.......Cruising Gear-Ambassador 6 series..Cruising Gear-"600" series ----------Directional Signals, all models-both

series,,,, ------. ---. -------.... ....Foam Sponge Gushions, front and

rear --------------------------------Foam Sponge Cushion, single front

or single rear ----------------------No-roll, all models-both series -------Oil Bath Air Cleaner, all models-both series ..........

Side Window Reveals, "600" series_-Special Color Options-single color,

bot series ---- -- -Special Color Options-two tone- color, both series ..................Two Tone Colors, all models-both

series -------------------------------Upholstery:

Leather, Business Coupes-bothseries

Leather. Brougham and Sedans-both series-

Canda Cloth, "600" Series-allm odels ---------------------------

Whipcord or Mohair, -600"series-all models ....

Broadcloth, "600" series-all models-Broadcloth, Ambassador 6 series-

all models-..............Vacuum Booster Pump, all models-

both series ........................Weather Eye, all models-both series-Wheel Discs, all models-both series-Wheel Shields, rear-Ambassador 6

series only .........................Radio Antenna:

Vacuum operatedM anual operated -------------------

Retaillist

price

$9. 7563. 1057. 30

17:35

16. 75

8.359.25

4. S05.30

29. 70

41.60

11.95

43. 05

59. 85

8. 95

29. 7577. 10

47. 75

4.9534. 8510. 85

15. 60

11.255.40

E.O.H.charge

$0.403. 533.45

.75

.85

.45

.40

.25

.30

1.40

2.00

.60

2.25

3. 10

.43

1.453.85

2.40

.253.10

.65

.50

.25

(1) Automobile.

Description Companynet price

Model 51 (Super Six):Chassis $------------------------- 682. 393-passenger coupe ----------------- 889. 75Brougham ----------------------- 910. 36Sedan ---------------------------- 940. 09Club coupe ---- ----- 938. 63Convertible Brougham 3,---------- 1,166. 08

Model 52 (Commodore Six)3-passenger coupe ---------------- 974, 67Brougham ------------------ 1,006. 43Sedan . ------------------------ 1, 033.03Club coupe ------------- -------- 1, 034. 14

Model 53 (Super Eight):Chassis ------------------ ------ 74. 86Club coupe ---------------------- 1 ,039. 67Sedan 3,...- - 1, 041. 58

Model 54 (Commodore Eight):Club coupe ----------------------- 1,081.65Sedan ---------------------------- 1,090.28Convertible Brougham ---------- 1, 279. 44

2. Subparagraph (2) () of paragr(a). is amended to read as follows:

(i) Extra or optional equipment.schedule for extra or optional eqment in subparagraph (2) (i) of pgraph (a) is amendet to read as fol

Sehedule

Description

7. Subparagraph (4) of paragraph(d) is amended to reid as follows:

(4) Charge for Federal excise taxesd A Arm rests, extra, front door,and factory handling and delivery. A all models --------------------combination charge billed as "E. 0. H." Combination fuel and vacuumto c-ver Federal excise taxes and factory pump, all models ---- .-....

Direction indicator, Models 51handling and delivery not to exceed the and 53 ----------------------following applicable amount: Direction indicator, Models 52

an d 54 ------------------------"600" Series ----------------------- $66.50 Drivemaster, all models, exceptAmbassador 6 Series ----------------- 71.65 with RED -------------------

Electric'clock, Models 51 and53 --------------------All requests for amendment not Fender lamps, Models 51 and 53

granted herein are denied. Front and rear bumper exten-sion, Models 51 and 53 --------

This amendment to Order No. 11 may Headlight dimming resistor ----be amended or revoked by the Adminis- Hlub caps, large, Models 51 and

13 -- ---------------------trator at any time. Leather trims, full:

Sedans, all models andThis amendment shall be effective as Broughams, Models 51 and

of 21st day of March 1946, for new Nash 2__ Coupe,- Model3-Passenger Coupe, Modelspassenger automobiles delivered on or 51 and 52 -------------------after 21st day of March 1946. Club Coupe, all models ------

Leather trims, three-quarter:Issued this 29th. day of March 1946. Sedans, Models I1 and 13;

and Broughams, Model 51.PAUL A. PORTER, 3-Passenger Coupe, Model 51.

Administrt or. Club Coupe, Models 51 and

Sedans, Models 52 and 54; and[F. R. Doc. 46-5364: Filed, Mar. 29, 1946; Broughams, Model 52 ----

4:58 p. in.] 3-Passehger Coupe, Model S2.Club Coupe, Models 52 and5I -------------- . -.-.--

Leather grain trims, three-quarter:

Sedans, Models 51 and 53; and[MPR 594, Amdt. 3 to Order 121 Broughams, Model51 -----3

-Passenger Coupe, Model 51.HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. Club Coupe, Models 51 andHUDSON MOTO CAR CO. } 53 ...................

AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Sedans, Models 52 -and 54;Broughams, Model 52 ------

-f-Passenger Coupe, Model 52For the reasons set forth in an opinion Club Coupe, Models 52 and

issued simultaneously herewith and filed 54 .........................Oil bath air cleaner, all models--with the Division ofthe Federal Register, Overdrive, all models -----------

and pursuant to sbction 9b, of Maximum Police and taxicab clutch.with

Price Regulation 594, It is ordered: heavy rear chassis springs, 11"brakes and heavy type seat

Order No. 12 under Maximum Price cushion springsRubber cushion pads:Regulation 594 is amended in the follow- All seats, Models 51 and 53_.-

ing respects: Front seats only, Models 51and 53 ---------------

1. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a) Steering wheel, 17" with hornoperating Ring, Models il

is amended to read as follows: and 53 .......................

Com-panynet

priceto dis-

tributor

$2. 72

4.53

16.20

9.01

53. 83

8.609.86

12. 560.77

5.88

33. 94

23. 9829. 86

26. 99

19. 67

24. 39

32. 1922. 95

28. 24

Dis-tributor

netprice

todealer

$2. 91

4.85

17.45

9.70

56.11

9.2110. 56

13. 460. 82

6.30

36. 86

25. 6931. 99

28.92

21.08

26.13

34. 4924. 59

30. 26

22.12 23.11 26. 016.18 1 1.3 21.5720.00 20.93 26. 67

Listprice

$8431,1011,127

Schedule

Corn- Dis-Description pany tributor

net net L'stprice price price

to dis- totributor dealer

1,162 Steering wheel, 18" Models 511,446 and 53 ....

Special paint, nepal-ivory, all1 208 m odels ----------------------1,247, Special paint, copper red, all1, 280 m odels ------------------------1, 282 Special two-tone paint, copper

red and harvest tan, all932 m odels -----------------------

1 286 Two-tone paint, standard col-1,289 ors, all m odels ----------------

Vacumotive drive, all models--

1, 341 Vacuum antenna, all models_ -.1' 353 Visor, fixed type, extra, Models1 587 51 and 53

Visors, two, swivel type,Models 51 and 53 -------------

Weathermaster, all models ____raph Wheel rim trim rings, all models-

Window reveal mouldings:,Sedans and Broughams, Mod-The j els 51 and 53 --------

The Coupes -----------------------lUip -

TIRE OPTIONSara-Ows: 4-16 x 6.00 6-pl tires over 4-16 x

6.00 4-ply tires, Models 51 and5 3 ----------------------------

4-15 x 6.50 4-ply tires, includinglarge hub caps, over 4-16 x6.00 4-ply tires, Models 51 and1 3 ---- ------------------- -----

4-15 x 6.50 6-ply tires, includinglarge hub caps, over 4-16 x

List 6.00 4-ply tires, Models 51 andp rice b3 ----------------------------

4-15 x 7.00 4-ply tires, includinglarge hub caps, over 4-16 x

- 6.00 4-ply tires, Models 51 and53 ---------------------

4-15 x 7.00 6-ply tires, including$3.66 large hub caps, over 4-16 x

6.00 4-ply tires, Models 51 and6.10 53 -------------------------..

4-15 x 6.50 6-ply tires over 4-15 x21.95 6.50 4-ply tires, Models 52 and

54 --------------------12. 20 4-15 x 7.00 4-ply tires over 4-15 x

6.50 4-ply tires, Models, 52 and69, 59 54 -- --------------------------

4-15 x7.00 6-ply tires.over 4-15 x11. 58 6.50 4-ply tires, Models 52and13. 28 54 ----------------------------

16.931.05 Maximum prices f

7.92 leather grain trims whi

$13.09

38. 79

9.70

38. 79

12.1227.02

21.50 27..04

40.83 51.36

or three-quarterch were delivered

prior to March 1, 1946, irrespective ofdate of resale to public shall not exceedthe following applicable prices:

Com- Distrib-pany utor

Description ne net Listpriee to priceto pricedistrih- dealer

Leather grain trims, three-quarter:

Sedans, Models 51 and 53; andBroughams, Model 51 ------ $20.81 $21.78 $27. 75

3-Passenger Coupe, Model 51- 14. 89 15. 58 19. 85Club Coupe, Models 51 and 53- 18. 72 19. 59 24. 96Sedans, Models 52 and 54; and'Broughams, Model 52 .- 25. 01 26. 18 33. 36

3-Passenger Coupe, Model 52- 17.54 18.36 23.39Club Coupe, Models 52 and

54 --------------------- 21.84 22.86 29. 1'

This amendment shall be effective asof March 11, 1946, for Hudson new pas-senger automobiles and extra or optionalequipment delivered to a reseller on orafter March 11, 1946.


PAUL A. PORTER,Administrator.

[F. R. Doc. 46-5351; Filed, Mar. 29, 1946;5.07 4:53 p. m.]

3499

A


IMPE 594, Amdt. 2 to Order 13]

CHRYSLER CORP.ITAXIIIMI PRICES FOR NEW PASSENGER

AUTOMOBILESFor the reasons set forth in an opinion

Issued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,and pursuant to section 9b of MaximumPrice Regulation 594, It is ordered.

Order 13 is amended m the follotvmgrespects:

1. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a)is amended to read, as follows:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge, for the new automobile not toexceed the applicable net wholesale pricein the following schedule less a wholesaledelivery payment of $45.00 and the ap-plicable retroactive car volume paymentIn division (i) below, when the distrib-utors, direct dealers at wholesale or di-rect dealers at retail, are entitled to suchpayments under their Company-distrib-utor or dealer agreements:

NetModel Description whole-Salo

price

C-39-K Saratoga (8 3-passenger coupe $1,131.45cylinders). 2-doer sdan------- 1,184.46

Club coupe --------- 1,201.08Sedan, 4-door -. . 211.47

C-19-N New Yorker 3-passenger coups- , 204. 61(8 cylinders). 2-door sedan .........- 1, 257.78

Club coupe..-------1,260.00Sedan, 4-door - ,270. 35

(I) Car volume payment.Payment per

Quantity of new automobiles: automobileFor distributor and direct dealers at

wholesale:151-500 ------------------ $7. 50601 and up -------------------- 15.00

For direct dealers at retail:26-75 --------------------- 7.5076-150 ..--------------------- 15. 00151-300 --------------------- 22.50301-500 ------------------- 0. 00501 and up --------------------- 37. 50

2. Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (a)Is amended to read, as follows:

(2) Charges for extra -or optionalequipment. A charge for each Item ofextra or optional equipment listed inthe following schedule when installed atthe factory not to exceed'the applicablenet wholesale price in the schedule:

Net wholesaleDescription: price

"A" cooling system --------------- $3.71Antennae:

60" skyway type ---------------- 3.22Long skyway type -------------- 3.81Header type -------------------- 5.38

Bumper buffer bars -------------- 3.71Export tool kit ---------.. --- 4.95Extreme duty springs ------------- 2.47Heaters:

All weather air controlled systemcomplete with defroster and airintake ------------------ 44.65

Underseat twin unit -with freshair duplicate intake and de-ffoster ------------------ 34.78

Hydraulic transmission--overdrive - 44.12Leather trim, full, instead of cloth:

All models except 3-passengercoupe ------------------- 32.51.

3-passenger coupe -------------- 16.26Shock absorber stone shields --------. 87Shock absorbers, 1%1 oversize --- 6.19Special body colors --------------- 24.74Tires: four 700 x 15--6 ply---...._. 12.32Tubes: four 700 x 15-lifeguard --- 32.12

Net wholesaleDescription: price

Two-tone paint -----------..-..- $9.28Locking gas cap ------------------ 1.11Terne plated muffler and heavier

gauge tail pipe .....------------. 62

3. Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d)is amended to read, as follows:

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-ment. A charge for each item of extra oroptional equipment listed in the followingschedule when installed at the factorynot to exceed the amount of the appli-cable net wholesale price in that sched-ule.

Net wholesaleDescription: price"A" cooling system --------------- $3.90Antennae:

50" skyway type ---------------- 3.38Long skyway type --------------- 4.03Header type ----------------- 565

Bumper buffer bars --------------- 3.90Export tool kit ------------------- 5.20Extreme duty springs ------------ 2.59Heaters:

All weather air controlled systemcomplete with defroster and airintake --------------------.. 46.88

Underseat twin unit with freshair duplicate intake and de-froster ---------------------- 36.52

Hydraulic transmlssion--overdrive__ 46.33Leather trim, full, instead of cloth:

All models except 3-passengercoupe ------------------- 34.14

3-passenger coupe --------------- 17.07Shock absorber stone shields ------- .91

, Shock absorbers, 13 oversize ------ 6. 50Special body colors --------------- 25.98Tires: Four 700 x 15--6-ply -------- 12.94Tubes: Four 700 bc 15--lifeguard .... 33.73Two-tone paint ------------------ 9.74Locking gas cap .. ......-----.... 1.17Terne plated muffler and heavier

gauge tail plpe___ ... ........... .65

4. Subparagraph (1) of paragraph (e)is amenqed to read, as follows:

(1) Charge for automobile. A chargefor the new automobile not to exceed theapplicable factory retail price in the fol-lowing schedule:

ractoryModel Desmption retal

priceII

C-39-K Saratoga (8 3-passenger coupe- $1,429cylinders). 2-doorsdan ......- 1,493

Club coupe --------- 1,517Sedan, 4-door -------- 3 1,610

C-39-N New Yorker 3-p enger coupe. . 1,521(8 cylinders). 2-door sdan ....- 1,5&3

Club coupe --------- , 591Sedan, 4-door-- ------ 1,G04

5. Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (e)Is amended to read, as follows:

(2) Charge for extra or optionalequipment. A charge for each item ofextra or optional equipment listed In thefollowing schedule when installed at thefactory not to exceed the applicable fac-tory retail price in the schedule:

Factory retailDescription: price

"A" cooling system --------------- $4.85Antennae:

50" skyway type -------------- 4.40Long skyway type ......... --------- 5.35Header type -------------.---- .20

Bumper buffer bars.------------ 5.75Export tool kit ------- 6.40Extreme duty springs ------------- 3.20Heaters:

All weather air controlled systemcomplete with defroster ahd airintake --------- A 56.10

Underseat twin unit with fresh airduplicate intake and defroster. 44. 90

f

Factory rctailDescription: price

Hydraulic transmisson-ovcrdrv..e$57, 55Leather trim, full, Instead of cloth:

All models except 3-passengercoupe --------------------- 41.05

3-passenger coupe _------------ 21.00Shock al~sorber stone shields ....... 1415Shock absorbers, 1" oversize .... 8,00Special body colors ....----------- 32,05Tires: Four 700 x 15--G ply ------- 49.80Tubes: Four 700 x 15-lifeguard .... 10.05Two-tone paint ------------------ 11.65Locking gas cap ----------- ---- 1.65Terneplated muffler and heavier

gauge tail pipe ----------------- .80

This amendment shall be effective as,of March 11, 1946, for new Chrysler pas-senger automobiles and extra or optionalequipment delivered on or after March11, 1946.


Administrator.

[F. R. Doe. 46-5354; Filed, Mar. 20, 191;4:54 p. m.]

[MPIR 504, Order 18]GENERAL MOTOnS CORP,

AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES

For the reasons set forth In an opinion'Issued simultaneously herewith and filedwith the Division of the Federal Register,'and pursuant to section 8 of MaximumPrice Regulation 594, it is ordered:

(a) Company sales to direct dealersand associate dealers. General MotorsCorporation, Detroit, Michigan, herein-after called Company, Is authorized tosell and'deliver f. o. b..Flint, Michigan,each of the new Chevrolet passengerautomobiles described in subparagraph(1) to Its Direct Dealers and Its Asso-ciate Dealers at a price not to exceedthe list price In subparagraph (1) lessthe Company discounts In subparagraph(2) plug the applicable charges In sub-paragraph (3)

(1) New automobile.Description List priTce

Series 1603 (DCSED) Master deluxesport sedan ------------------------ 870(2) Company discounts- (I) Basic

discounts. The Company shall apply tothe list price In subparagraph (1) forthe new automobile and the applicablelist-prce in subparagraph (3) for cxtraor optional equipment the following ap-

_plicable discount.To direct dealers: 21.7%.To associate dealers:

For carload lots: 19.9% plus 1,8% toI direct dealers.

For less than carload lots: 18.1% pluo3.6% to direct dealer.

To associate dealers: When not operatingUnder direct dealer:

Carload lots: 19.0%.For less than carload-lots: 18,1%.

(il) Dealer bonus. A rebate, called"dealer bonus," on each new automobiloshall be paid by the Company to directdealers at the end of the model sellingyears In the amounts computed In ac-cordance with the same method theCompany had In effect on January 1,1941.

(iii) Fleet users. A contingent quart-tity discount equal to 9n.3% of the con-4

3500


tingent quantity discount computed inaccordance with the same method theCompany had in effect on January 1,1941, shall be paid by the Company tofleet users who qualify for such a dis-count in accordance with agreementsthey have with the Company.

(3) Charges-M(i) Extra br optionalequipment. A charge for eacn item ofextra or optional equipment listed in the

1946 option No.

2160 ..........216F ..............24iL and 216A_ ..241A ......237-t .. .. .27LA.-. . . .

223A

254A & B316A & B

330A or 330B ......

23!0, D & E ------

27 A-----

following schedule atixed to or shippedwith the new automobile (or to be aflxedwhen available) which shall not exceedthe applicable list price In the scheduleless-the applicable discount in subpara-graph (2) above or the applicable netprice in the schedule for those ite, s ofspecial paint options having net pricesonly, plus the applicable D & H charge inthe schedule:

4.,N

4X4a . 5 X,3

-- 5.152.4Tj .41

275 .11125 .6I

13.5 1 4

Xi3 j

E

M93.

Description

Oil bath air ceanr......Oil bath air eHandy governor and trunk typa air cleancr ......Handy ornor .........Heavy duty clutch_ ....Oil lRadiator overilow tank eqwpmcnt.......Economy motor-.....Economy axle ................R. H. rear door remotetloekkHeavy rea spring equipment --- . .. ...Heavy duty tran sinl~io n ... .11:41 ratio rear axle .........Ta-i cab conversion nTa cab cloth trin-Two-tone paint for body (production colors) ..... . .Two-toned hood

In production colors,'Iczs than 5 jobs-_In special colors, Ies than 5obs-Five wheels in spceial color, lees than 5 jobs. ......Under-gear paint, less than 5 lobs

Tire options:Four 6.03 x 16 6-ply rcgular tread tir-s In place of four 6. 03 x

16 I-ply re-ular tread tiresFour 6..J x 16 -ply re-ular tread tires In phee of fcur 6.'n x

16 4-ply re.gular tread tires.Special paint options for body:.

When one color (except white or ivory) net u ed in rc.ularscheduled production Is used.

When one color is used and that color Is white er Ivory .....When a two-color combination Is used of which one clor Is

white or ivory.When a two-color combination (except white or ivory) rot

used in regular scheduled production is used, of which onQcolor is black and which requires one masking stripe to L-2in standard location and size.

When a two-eolor combination (except white, Ivory crblaclc) not uscd in rcgular schcduled production, but n-sisting of production colors, Is usd, which r-quires onomasking strips to be in standard Iccatlon and else.

When a two-color combination conslstirg cithcr of one co!ernot used In regular scheduled production and one c,Arused in regular scheduled production, cr two co71rs notusd inregularsheduled production, is used and IsapplIrdother than in a standard lccation and tb r than in astandard size.

(ii) Charge for D&H on the automo-bile. A charge for federal excise taxesand factory delivery and handling foreach new automobile not to exceed fifty-five ($55.00) dollars.

(ii) Charge for freight. A.charge forfreight on the automobile and extra oroptional equipment not to exceed acharge basedaon freigfit rates from Flint,Mlichigan, to destination computed inaseordance with the same method theCompany had in effect on October 15,1941, plus transportation tax at the cur-rent legal rate.

(iv) Charge for cooperative advertis-zng. A charge for cooperative advertis-ing expense for each new automobile notto exceed the amount of such charge theCompany had in effect on January 1,1941.

(v) Charge for gasoline, oil and anti-freeze. A charge not to exceed applica-ble maximum prices for gasoline, oil andantifreeze supplied with the new auto-mobile and for which a charge is notmade under subdivisions (vi) or (vii)below.

(vi) Charge for retail preparing andconditioning. A charge not to exceed$15.00 when the new automobile is pre-pared and conditioned at the Company'scustomers' service station at Flint, Mqich-igan for delivery to the retail customer

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of a direct dealer or of an associatedealer.

(vii) Charge for less than carload de-livery. A charge not to exceed $5.00when the new automobile is delivered toa dealer or associate dealer upon his or-der for less than a carload lot; or, whenthe new automobile is delivered by aCompany representative at a locationother than a Company assembly plant orwarehouse.

(vii) Charge for state and local taxes.A charge equal to Company's cxpene forstate and local taxes on the tale or de-livery of the new automobile and Extraor optional equipment, if any.

(b) Company sales to users. TheCompany may sell and deiver to userseach of the new Chevrolet master deluxesport sedans, series 1503, and extra oroptional equipment at a price not toexceed the maximum price that a re-seller mn the drea in which the Companymakes delivery is permitted to chargeunder paragraph (e) below, less theamount obtained by applying to the listprices for the automobile and extra oroptional equipment 90.3% of the di.-counts In Effect on January 1, 1941, toeach class of user.

(c) Company sales to United States.The Company is authorized to sell f. o. b.factory, Flint, Michigan, to the UnitedStates, its agencies or wholly-owned cor-

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porations, for the uze of the UnitedStates, each new Chevrolet master de-luxe sport sedans, series 1503, at a pricenot to exceed the total of the followingcharges:

(1) Charge forthe new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed eight hundred seventy-six ($976)dollars le3s an amount no less than thesum of the direct dealer discount listedin subparagraph (2) of paragraph (a)and $12.00.

(2) Charge for extra or optional equp-ment. A charge for each item of extraor optional equipment listed in subpara-graph (3) (1) of paragraph (a) whenInstalled at the factory not to exceedthe applicable list price m that subpara-graph less the direct dealer discountstated in subparagraph (2) of paragraph(a) or the applicable net price in sub-paragraph (3) 41) of paragraph (a) forthose Items having net prices authorized.

(3) Other charges. Charges permittedby subdivision di) (v) and (vi) of para-graph (a) (3) when applicable to thecale.

(d) Sales by direc' dealers to assoczatedealers. Direct dealers may sell to asso-ciate dealers each of the new Chevroletmaster deluxe sport sedans, series 1593,at a price not to exceed the total of thefollowing charges:

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed eight hundred seventy-six ($376)dollars less 18.1% discount.

42) Charge for extra or optional equtzp-ment. A charge for each item of extraor optional equipment listed in subpara-graph (3) (1) of paragraph (a) not toexceed the applicable list price set forthin that subparagraph less 18.1% dis-count, or the applicable net price in thatsubparagraph for those items having netprices authorized, plus the D & H chargein that subparagraph.

(3) Charge for D & H on the automo-ble. A charge for federal excise taxes,and factory delivery and handling on thenew automobile not to exceed fifty-five($55) dollars.

(4) Charge for transportation. Acharge to cover transportation expenseswhich shall not exceed the transportationcharge invoiced to the direct dealer bythe Company for the new automobileand extra or optional equipment.

05) Charge for cooperative adrertis-ing. A charge for cooperative advertti-ingnot to exceed the charge made by theCompany to the direct dealer to coverthe expense of cooperative advertising.

(6) Charge for state and local taxes.A charge equal to his expense for stateand local taxes on the sale or delivery ofthe new automobile and extra or optionalequipment.

(7) Charge for gasoline, ofs, ard anti-freeze. A charge for gasoline, oil, andantifreeze when supplied with the newautomobile not to exceed applicablemaximum pnces.

(86) Charge for retail preparng andconditioning. A charge not to exceed$15.00 when the Company at its Flint,Michigan, cuztomers' service station orthe direct dealer at his place of busninsprepares and conditions the npw autora-bile for delivery to the retail customer ofan azzociate dealer.


(9) Charge for less-than-carload de-livery. A charge not to exceed $5.00 whenthe direct dealer pays such a charge forthe delivery of the new automobile tohim in less than a carload lot at a Com-pany assembly plant or warehouse; or,when the new automobile is delivered bya Company representative at a locationother than a Company assembly plant orwarehouse.

(e) Sales at retail by resellers in con-tinental'United States. A reseller maysell and deliver at its place of businesseach of the new Chevrolet master deluxesport sedans, series 1503, at a price notto exceed the total of the followingcharges;

(1) Charge for new automobile. Acharge for the new automobile not toexceed eight hundred seventy-six ($876)dollars.

(2) Charge for extra or optional equip-ment. A charge for eachitem of extra oroptional equipment listed in subpara-graph (3) (i) of paragraph (a) not toexceed the applicable list or net price setout-in that subparagraph plus the appli-cable D & H charge for extra or optionalequipment.

(3) Charge for transportation. Acharge to cover transportation expensenot ,to exceed the transportation chargeinvoiced to the reseller by the Companyor the direct dealer for the new automo-bile and extra or optional equipment be-ing sold.

(4) Charge for D & H on the automo-bile. A charge for federal excise taxesand factory delivery and handling not toexceed fifty-five ($55) dollars.

(5) Charge for state and local taxes.A charge equal to his expense for stateand local taxes on the sale or delivery-ofthe new automobile and extra or optionalequipment.

(6) Charge for preparing and condi-tioning. A charge for preparing and con-ditioning the new automobile for deliv-ery'to the retail purchaser not tQ exceed$15.00.

(7) Charge for gasoline, oil, and anti-freeze. A charge for gasoline, off, andanti-freeze supplied with the automo-bile not to exceed applicable maximumprices-

(f) Resales in territories and posses-stons. A reseller or a direct dealer isauthorized to sell each of the Chevroletnew passenger automobiles listed inparagraph (a) (1) in a territory or pos-session of the United States at a pricenot to exceed the maximum price per-mitted by paragraph (d) or (e) which-ever Is applicable, to which he may adda sum not to exceed the expense incurredby or charged to him for: Payment ofterritorial and insular taxes on the pur-chase, sale or introduction of the newautomobile in the territory or possession,when not charged under paragraph (d)or (e) export premiums; boxing andcrating for export lt5rposes; assemblycosts, if any, marine and war risk insur-ance; landing, wharfage, and terminaloperations; ocean freight; freight to portof embarkation when not charged underparagraph (d) or (e) and inland terri-torial freight from port of debarkationto reseller's.place of business by the mostdirect route.

(g) Definitions-C() Charge-forD & Hon the automobile. D & H on the auto-

mobile includes federal tires weight taxesand other federal excise taxes on the newautomobile and a charge for factory de-livery and handling operations.

(2) Reseller A reseller Is:(i) A dealership, either a direct dealer

or associate dealer when not sellingunder a franchise agreement for resale;or

(ii) A person who purchased the newautomobile at retail.

(3)- User A user is:i) A fleet account; or

(ii) Any purchaser purchasing for hisown use.

O'h) Posting of maximum prices andcompleting certificates of transfer Inposting maximum prices in accordancewith section 16 of Maximum Price Regu-lation 594, -a reseller shall list .a chargefor "D & iAi (Federal excise taxes on theautomobile and factory delivery and han-dling, and Federal excise'taxes on extraor optional eqmipment) instead of acharge for "Federal excise 'tax." Incompleting a certificate of transfer inaccordance with section 15 Qf MaximumPrice Regulation 594, a direct dealer oran associate dealer shall insert in thespace on that form for excise tax thecharge for "D & H" and substitute on theform the term "D & H" for the term"Excise Tax."

(i) This order may be amended or Te-voked by the Adnumstrator at any time.

This order shall become effectiveMarch 29, 1946.

NOTE: All reporting and record-keeping re-quirements of this order have been approvedby the Bureau of the Budget In accordancewith the Federal Reports Act of 1942.

Issued this 29th day of March 1946.PAuL A. PORTER,

Adminzstrator[F. R. Voc. 46-5356; Filed, Mar. 29, 1946;

4:55 p. m.]

Regional and District Office Orders.LIST OF COxML=TY CEzUrG PuCE OaDERS

The following orders under RevisedGeneral Order 51 were filed with the Divi-sion of the Federal Register March 19,1946.

Region IVBirmingham Order 28-F Amendment

22, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Houston County. Filed 9:50 a. rm.

Birmingham Order 29-F Amendment21, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Dallas CQunty. Filed 9:50 a. m.

Birmingham Order 7-0, Amendment10, covering eggs in Montgomery County,AIabanla. Filed 9:51 a. m.

Jackson Order 6-F, Amendment 7, cov-ering fresh fruits and vegetables in sixty-five specified counties in Jackson (Missis-sippi) District Area. Filed 9:51 a. m.

Jackson Order 7-F Amendment 22,covering fresh fruits and vegetablesIn certain counties in Mississippi. Filed9:51 a. m.

Regzon .VIDes 'Moines Orders 13-W and 22,

Amendment 1, covering dry groceries incertain counties of Iowa. Filed 9:46a. m.

Des Moines Orders 14-W and 23,Amendment 1, covering dry groceries in

certain counties of Iowa. Filed 9:47a. m.

Des Moines Order 24, covering drygroceries In certain counties of Iowa.Filed 9:46 a. m.

Des Moines Orders 15-W and 24,Amendment 1, covering dry groceries incertain counties of Iowa, Filed 9:47a. m.

Des Moines Order 13-W, covering drygroceries in certain counties of Iowa.Filed 9:46 a. In.

Des Moines Order 14-W covering drygroceries in certain counties of Iowa,Filed 9:47 a. m.

Des Moines Order 15-NV, covering drygroceries in certain counties of Iowa,Filed 9:47 a. in.

Pargo-Moorhead Order 41, Amendment1, covering dry groceries in Bismarck,Devils Lake, Jamestown, Mandan, Minotand Valley City, North Dakota, Filed9:48 a. in.

Fargo-Moorhead Order 42, Amend-ment 1, covering dry-groceries in certaincounties of North Dakota, Filed 9:48a. in.

Fargo-Moorhead Order 43, Amend-,ment 1, covering dry groceries in certaincities in North Dakota and Minnesota,Filed 9:48 a. in.

Fargo-Moorhead Order 44, Amend-ment 1, covering dry groceries in certaincounties of North Dakota and Minnesota.Filed 9:48 a. In.

Fargo-Moorhead Order 7-W, Amend-ment 1, covering dry groceries in Bis-marck, Mandan and Minot, North Da-kota. Filed 9:49 w. m.

Fargo-Moorhead Order 8-W, Amend-ment 1, covering dry groceries in Fargoand Grand Forks, North Dakota andMoorhead, Minnesota. Filed 9:49 a. m.

Sioux Falls Order 6-F covering freshfruits and vegetables in certain countiesof South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa.Filed 9:49 a. m.

Sioux Falls Order 7-F covering freshfruits and vegetables in certain countiesof South Dakota. Filed 9:50 a. In.

Region VIIAlbuquerque Order 42, Amendment 7,

coveniig dry groceries In northwestern,central and extreme southwestern NewMexico Area. Filed 9:50 a.'n.

Albuquerque Order 43, Amendment 7,covering dry groceries in certain areasof New Mexico. Filed 9:50 a. m.

Albuquerque Order 44, Amendment 8,covering dry groceries in southern andeastern New Mexico Area. Filed 9:44a. m.

Albuquerque Order 8-W, Amendment14, covering dry groceries in certain areasof New Mexico. Filed 9:45 a. m.

Albuquerque Order 0-1W Ameridment14, covering dry groceries In certain citiesof New Mexico. Filed 9:45 a. m.

Salt Lake Order 32, covering dry gro-ceries in Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo Area.Filed 9:46 it. In.

Salt Lake Order 32, Amendment 1,covering dry groceries in Salt Lake City,Ogden, and Provo Area. FJled 9:46 a. m.

Copies of any of these orders may beobtained from the OPA Office in the de-signated city.

ERVIn H. POLLACIC,Secretary.

IF. R. Doc. 4-5409; Filed, Apr. 1, 1010;11:42 a. m.]

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FEDERAt REGISTER, Wednesday, April 3, 1916

LIsT oF CoMnuNrrY CEILING PRICE ORDERSThe following orders under Revised

General Order 51 were filed with theDivision of the Federal Register March19, 1946.

Region VIIILos Angeles Order 3-0, covering eggs

in certain counties in California. Filed9:37 a. In.

Los Angeles Order 4-0, covering eggs inthe counties of Sari Luis Obispo, andKern. Filed 9:37 a. m.

Phoenix Order 9-F Amendment 32,covering fresh fruits and vegetables in25 mile radius of Phoenix, Arizona.Filed 9:37 a. In.

Phoenix Order 10-F Amendment 28,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain cities in Arizona. Filed 9:37a. in.

Phoenix Order 11-F Amendment 27,covering fresh fruits and-vegetables incertain cities in Arizona. Filed 9:37a. In.

Phoenix Order 23, Amendment 4,covering dry groceries in the EasternArizona Area. Filed 9:35 a. In.

Phoenix Order 24, Amendment 5,covering dry groceries in the SouthernArizona Area. Filed 9:38 a. In.

Phoenix Order 25, Amendment 2, cov-eiqng dry groceries in the NorthwesternArizona Area. Filed 9:35 a. M.

San Francisco Order 23-F, Amendment7, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin certain areas in California. Filed9:35 a. m.

San Francisco Order 23-F, Amend-ment 8, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain areas in California.Filed 9:44 a. In.

San Francisco Order 26-F Amend-ment 3, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain areas in California.Filed 9:36 a. m.

San Francisco Order 26-F Amend-ment 4, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain areas in California.Filed 9:44 a. n.

San Francisco Order 27-F Amend-ment 3, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain counties of California.Filed 9:36 a. m.

San Francisco Order 27-F Amend-ment 4, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain counties of California.Filed 9:44 a. m.

San Francisco Order 14, Amendment9, covering dry groceries in the countiesof Alameda, Contra Costa, .Iarm, SanMateo, San Francisco. Filed 9:33 a. m.

San Francisco Order 14, Amendment10, covering dry groceries in certaincounties in California. Filed 9:33 a. In.

San Francisco Order 15, Amendment4, covering dry groceries in Benicia,Calistoga, Fairfield, Napa, St. Helena,Sonoma, Stusun and Vallejo. Filed 9:33a. In.

San Francisco Order 16, Amendment4, covering dry groceries in Alviso, LosAltos, Agnew, Los Catos, Mountain View,Palo Alto, San Jose, Santa Clara, andSunnyvale. Filed 9:34 a. m.

San Francisco Order 17, Amendment3 covering dry groceries in Guerneville,Eealdsburg, Petaluma, Santa Rosa andSebastopol. Filed 9:34 a. m.

San Francisco Order 18, Amendment4, covering dry groceries in Carmel, Free-

dom, Giroy, Hollister, Monterey, PacificGrove, Pajaro, Salinas, Santa Cruz, Sea-side, Soquel, and Watsonville. Filed9:34 a. m.

San Francisco Order 19, Amendment1, covering dry groceries in certain areasin California. Filed 9:34 a.m.

San Francisco Order 19, Amendment 2,covering dry groceries In certain areas InCalifornia. Filed 9:34 a. In.

San Francisco Order 20, Amendment4, covering dry groceries in certain coun-ties In California. Filed 9:31 a. In.

San Francisco Order 20, Amendment5, covering dry groceries In city andcounty of San Francisco, and countiesof Alameda, Contra Costa, Mlan andSan Mateo. Filed 9:31 a. In.

San Francisco Order 21, Amendment2, covering dry groceries in certain coun-ties in California. Filed 9:31 a. m.

San Francisco Order 21, Amendment3, covering dry groceries in certain coun-ties in California. Filed 9:31 a. m.

San Francisco Order 22, Amendment6, covering dry groceries in certaincounties in California. Filed 9:32 n. m.

San Francisco Order 23, Amendment2, covering dry groceries in certain areasin California. Filed 9:32 a. In.

San Francisco Order 23, Amendment3, covering dry groceries in certain areasin California. Filed 9:32 a. m.

San Francisco Order 2-W, Amendment3, covering dry groceries in Fresno, Callf.Filed 9:41 a. m.

San Francisco Order 24, Amendment3, covering dry groceries In Fresno, Calif.Filed 9:32 a. In.

San Francisco Order 25, Amendment 3,covering dry groceries in certain areasin California. Filed 9:32 a. In.

San Francisco Order 20, Amendment 1,covering dry groceries in certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:33 a. in.

San Francisco Order 27, Amendment 1,covering dry groceries in certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:33 a. m.

San Francisco Order 23, Amendment 2,covering dry groceries in certain areas inCalifornia.

San Francisco Order 23, Amendment 3,covering dry groceries in the counties ofKings. Tulare, Fresno. Madem, Merced,and Stanislaus. Filed 9:29 a. m.

San Francisco Order 29, Amendment 3,covering dry groceries In certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:29 a. in.




San Francisco Order 34, Amendment3, covering dry groceries In certain arcasin California. Filed 9:30 a. In.

San Francisco Order 35, Amendment3, covering dry grocerlez in certain areasin California. Filed 9:30 a. m.


San Francisco Order 37, Amendment2, covering dry groceries in certain areasin California. Friled 9:30 a. In.

San Francisco Order 38, covering drygroceries in the counties of Sacramentoand San Joaquin and in the cities ofRozeville, Broderick, Bryte, Clarksburg,Davis, Washington, and West Sacra-mento. Filed 9:31 a. m.

San Francisco Order 39, covering drygroceries in certain counties in Cali-fornia. Filed 9:42 a. m.

San Francisco Order 40, covering drygroceries in certain counties and citiesin California. Filed 9:42 a. m.

San Francisco Order 41, covering drygroceries in certain counties and citiesin California. Filed 9:43 a. In.

San Francisco Order 42, covering drygroceries in certain counties in Cali-fornia. Filed 9:43 a. m.

San Francisco Order 43, covering drygroceries In certain counties and citiesIn California. Filed 9:36 a. In.

San Francisco Order 44, covering drygroceries in c.rtam cities or communitiesIn California. Filed 9:36 a. m.

San Francisco Order 45, covering drygroceries in certain areas in cities inCalifornia. Filed 9:36 a. m.

San Francisco Order 46, covering drygroceries in the counties of Stanislaus,Merced, and the city and county of Mar-posa. Filed 9:36 a. m.

San Francisco Order 47, covering drygroceries in certain cities in California.Filed 9:37 a. In.

San Francisco Order 48, covering drygroceries li certain counties in Califor-nia. Filed 9:37 a. m.

San Francisco Order 49, covering drygrocerics in certain counties in Califor-na. Filed 9:44 a. m.

San Francisco Order 9-C, coveringpoultry in certain areas in California.Filed 9:42 a. In.

San Francisco Order 9-C, Amendment1, covering poultry in certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:42 a. In.

San Francisco Order 9-C, Amendment2, covering paultry in certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:Q2 a. In.

San Francisco Order 9-C, Amendment3, covering poultry in certain areas inCalifornia. Filed 9:42 a. In.

San Francceo Order 2-D, Amendment1, covering butter and cheese in the entiregeoaphlcal area of the San Franciaco.flItrlct Office. Filed 9:41 a. m.

San Francisco Order 9-0, covering eggsin certain areas in California. Filed9:41 a. In.

San Francisco Order 9-0, covering ezgsin certain areas in California. Fled9:41 a. in.

San Fancisco Order 9-0, Amendment1, covering egs In certain areas in Cali-fornia. Filed 9:41 a. m.

San Franaziso Order 9-0, Amendmnt2. covering e-gs in certain areas in Cali-fornla. Filed 9:41 a. m.

San Francisco Order W-I, Amendment15, covering dry gro:eries in the countiesof Alameda, Contra Costa, Marm, SanMatao and the city and county of SanFrancisco. Filed 9:41 a. m.

Copies of any of these orders may beobtained from the OPA Office in the des-ignored city.

Enzvmn H. FoLr.,CuSecretary.

[1. P. Ic. dP-5410; Filed, Apr. 1, 194G;11:42 a. in.]

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LIST OF COMIUNITY CEILING PRICE ORDERS

The following orders under RevisedGeneral Order 51 were filed with theDivision of the Federal Register March21, 1946.

Regzon IAugusta Order 3-F Amendment 44,

covering fresh fruits and vegetables inPortland, South Portland, and West-brook. Filed 10:15 a. m.

Augusta Order 5-F Amendment 43,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inBangor and Brewer. Filed 10:16 a. m.

New England Order 2-D, Amendment4, covering butter and cheese in certainNew England Areas. Filed 10:01 a. in.

New England Order G-3, Amendment8, covering dry groceries in certain NewEngland Areas. Filed 10:00 a. m.

New England Order 7-F Amendment47, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesIn the Boston Area. Filed 10:16 a. in.

New England Order 8-F Amendment43, "coveing fresh fruits and vegetablesIn certain cities in Massachusetts. Filed10:16 a. In.

New England Order 9-F Amendment44, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin certain cities in Massachusetts. Filed10:16 a. in.

New England Order 10-P Amendment42, covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain cities in Massachusetts. Filed

-10:16 a. In.New England Order 11-F Amendment

43, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesIn certain cities in Massachusetts. Filed10:17 a. m.

New England Order 12-P Amendment,20-A, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Commonwealth of Massachusetts, ex-cluding certain counties and marketareas. Filed 10:17 a. m.

New England Order 13-F Amendment24, covering freshfruits and vegetablesin the Brockton Area. Filed 10:17 a. in.

New England Order 14-F Amendment5, covering fresh fruits and vegetables inBarnstable County. Filed 10:17 a. m.

New England Order 2-W Amendment5, covering dry groceries in the Common-wealth of Massachusetts, except Dukesand Nantucket Counties. Filed 10:02a. in.

New England Order 6-0, Amendment5, covering eggs in the greater BostonTrading Area. Filed 10:01 a. In.

Regzon IIBaltimore Order 56, covering dry gro-

ceries in specified counties in Marylandand certain-areas in Delaware. Filed10:17 a. In.

Baltimore Order 57, covering dry gro-ceries in Allegany, Garrett and Wash-ington Counties, Maryland. Filed 10:20a. in.

District of Columbia Order 6-FAmendment 7, covering fresh fruits andvegetables in the D. C. Area. Filed 10:03a. In.

District of Columbia Order 2-0,Amendment 4, covering eggs in theWashington, D. C., Area. Filed 10:03a. m.

Pittsburgh Order 23, covering dry gro-ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl-vania. Filed 10:14 a. In.

Pittsburgh Order 24, covering dry gro-ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl-vania. Filed 10:04 a. in.


Pittsburgh Order 27, covering dry gro-ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl-vania. Filed 10:13 a. m.


Pittsburgh Order 31, covering dry gro-ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl-.vama. Filed 10:13 a. in.

Regzon III

Charleston Order 7-F Amendment 54,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in West Virginia. Filed10:02 a. in.

Charleston Order 7-F Amendment 55,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in West Virginia. Filed10:02 a. in., Charleston Order 9-F Amendment 54,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inCabell County and Huntington in WayneCounty, West Virginia. Filed 10:02 a. in.

Charleston Order 10-0, Amendment 3,covering eggs in certain counties in WestVirginia. Filed 9:55 a. m.

Charleston Order 11-0, Amendment 3,covering eggs in certain counties in WestVirginia. Filed 9:55 a. In.

Charleston Order 12-0, Amendment 3,covering eggs in certain counties in WestVirginia. Filed 9:56 a. in.

Charleston Order 14, Amendment 7,covering dry groceries in State of WestVirginia. Filed9:55 a.In.

Cleveland Order 4-C, Amendment 1,covering poultry in certain counties inWest Virginia. Filed 9:59 a. In.

Cleveland Order 3-F Amendment 39,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Ohio. Filed 9:56 a. m.

Cleveland Rev. Order 4-F, Amendment33, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin certain counties in Ohio. Filed 9:58a. In.

Cleveland Rev. Order 6-F, Amendment17, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Cuyahoga County in Ohio. Filed 9:58a. In.

Cleveland Rev. Order 7-F Amendment17, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin certain counties In Ohio. Filed 9:58a. in.

Detroit Order 10-F Amendment 22,covering fresh fruits and vegetables in.Wayne and Macomb Counties in Michi-gan. Filed 9:59 a. in.

Detroit Order 10-F Amendment 23,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Michigan. Filed 9:59a. in.

Detroit Order 10-F Amendment 24,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Michigan. Filed 9:59a. m.

Detroit Order 9-0, Amendment 8, cov-ering eggs in designated counties inMichigan. Filed 10:00 a. In.

Detroit Order 9-0, Amendment 9, cov-ering eggs in deslgnated counties inMichigan. Filed 10:00 a. In.

Detroit Order 10-0, Amendment 1,covering eggs in Wayne County. Filed10:00 a. In.

Detroit Order 30, Amendment 1, cov-erIng community food prices In certaincounties in the Detroit District. Flied9:59 a. m.

Detroit Order 31, Amendment 1, cov-ering community food prices in certaincounties in the Detroit District. Flied9:59 a. fn.

Detroit Order 32, Amendment 1, cov-ering community food prices In certaincounties in the Detroit District. Filed10:00 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 14-F, Amendment58, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Marion, Vigo and Tippecanoe Coun-ties in Indiana. Filed 10:20 a. In.

Indianapolis Order 14-F, Amendment59, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Marion, Vigo, and Tippecanoe Coun-ties, Indiana. Filed 10:20 a. in.

Indianapolis Order 15-F, Amendment58, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Wayne, Delaware and Allen Countiesin Indiana. Filed 10:20 a. in.

Indianapolis Order 15-F, Amendment59, covering fresh fruits and vegetables'in Wayne, Delaware and Allen Countiesin Indiana. Filed 9:56 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 16-F Amendment58, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin St. Joseph County, Indiana. Filed10:20 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 16-F Amendment59, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin St. Joseph County, Indiana. Filed9:57 a. In.

Indianapolis Order 17-F Amendment58, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Vanderburg County, Indiana. Filed10:21 a. in.

Indianapolis Order 17-F Amendment59, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin Vanderburg County, Indiana, Filed9:57 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 18-F, Amendment18, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesIn certain counties In Indiana. Filed10:21 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 19-F Amendment18, covering fresh fruits and vegetablesin certain counties In Indiana. Filed10:21 a. In.

Indianapolis Order 19-W, Amendment9, covering dry groceries In certain coun-ties in Ohio. Filed 9:53 a. in.

Indianapolis Order 20-W, Amendment9, covering dry groceries in certain areasin Ollio and Indiana. Filed 9:53 a. m.

Indianapolis Order 38, Amendment 9,covering dry groceries In certain areasIn Ohio and Indiana. Filed 9:52 a. In.

Indianapolis Order 39, Amendment 9,covering dry groceries in certain areas inOhio and Indiana. Filed 9:53 a. in.

Indianapolis Order 40, Amendment 10,covering dry groceries In certain areas InOhio and Indiana. Filed 10:21 a. m.

Louisville Order 12-F, Amendment 61,covering fresh fruits and' vegetables inJefferson County, Kentucky and Clarkand Floyd Counties, Indiana. Filed 9:54a. ni.

Louisville Order 17-F, Amendment 27,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Kentucky. Filed 9:54a. in.

Louisville Order 18-F, Amendment 21,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Kentucky. Filed 9:54a. m.

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Louisville Order 19-F Amendment 21,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Kentucky. Filed 9:54a. m.

Louisville Order 26-F, Amendment 4,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Kentucky. Filed 9:54a. m.

Louisville Order 29-F Amendment 1,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Kentucky. Filed9:55 a. m.

\ Regzan IVBirmingham Order 3-C, Amendment 5,

covering poultry in Jefferson County,Alabama. Filed 10:15 a. m.

Birmingham Order 13-C, Amendment4, covering poultry in MontgomeryCounty. Filed 10:15 a. m.

Richmond Order 81F, Amendment 17,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Virginia. Filed 10:03a. m.

Region VIChicago Order 6-C, Amendment 9,

covering poultry in Cook County, Illinois.Filed 9:52 a. m.

Chicago 'Order 2-F Amendment 106,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Illinois and LakeCounty, Indiana. Filed 9:52 a. M.

Sioux Falls, Order 5-F Amendment 8,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inMinnehaha County, South Dakota. Filed9:52 a. m.

Region VIIHelena Order 63-F Amendment 2,

covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertiin areas in Montana. Filed 10:02a. m.

Helena Order 64-F Amendment 2,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain counties in Montana. Filed10:02 a. m.

Helena Order 65-F Amendment 2,covering fresh fruits and vegetables incertain areas in Montana. Filed 10:03a. m.

Helena Order 66-P Amendment 2,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inspecified counties in Montana. Filed10:03 a. m.

Helena Order 67-F Amendment 2,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inthe Billings, Butte, and Great FallsArea. Filed 10:03 a. m.

Region VIII

San Francisco Order 9-C, Amendment4, covering poultry in certain areas inSan Francisco District. Filed 10:13 a:. m.

San Francisco Order 23-F Amend-ment 9, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables I specified areas in the San Fran-cisco District. Filed 10:14 a. m.

San Francisco Order 26-F, Amendment5, covering fresh fruits and vegetables inspecified areas in the San Francisco Dis.trict. Filed 10:14 a. m.

San Francisco Order 27-F Amend-ment 5, covering fresh fruits and vege-tables in certain counties in the SanFrancisco District. Filed 10:15 a.m.

San Francisco Order 9-0. Amendment3, covering eggs in specified areas in theSan Francisco District. Filed 10:14 a. m.

San Francisco Order 43, Amendment2, covering community food prices inspecified counties in the San FranciscoDistrict. Filed 10:15 a.m.

San Francisco Order 49, Amendment1, covering community food prices inspecified counties in the San FranciscoDistrict. Filed 10:13 a. m.

Seattle Order 16-F, Amendment 32,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inSeattle, Tacoma and Bremerton, Wash-ington. Filed 9:51 a. m.

Seattle Order 17-F, Amendment 28,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inBellingham and Everett, Washington.Filed 9:51 a. m.

Seattle Order 18-F, Amendment 29,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inOlympia, Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Centraliaand Chehalis, Washington area. Filed9:51 a. m.

Seattle Order 19-F, Amendment 2G,covering fresh fruits and vegetables inYakima, Wenatchee, East Wenatcheeand area within two miles of the cor-porate limits of Wenatchee, Washington.Filed 9:51 a. m.

Copies of any of these orders may beobtained from the OPA office in the des-ignated city.

ERvm H. PoLtAcr,Secretary.

[F. R. Doc. 46-5411: Filed, Apr. 1, 1940;11:42 a. m.]

[Region V3I Order G-I Undcr Rev. Supp.

Service neg. 44 to RUPR 16C5RisK INSUMAnC AS NCmuT TO DR

CLEANIUG SEIvzCES 1:1 SMr FnIInCSCOREGIONFor the reasons set forth in the accom-

panying opinion and under the authorityvested in the Regional Administrator bysection 8 of Revised Supplementary Serv-ce Regulation No. 44 to Revised Maxi-

mum Price Regulation No. 185, It is here-by ordered:

(a) Services' corered by this order.This order applies to all sellers of-oerv-ices generally supplied by dry cleaningestablishments including, but not limitedto, the following services: cleaning,pressing, dyeing, and alterations, whofurnish purchasers of such services theopportunity to purchase Insurance cov-erage of the type described in paragraph(b) hereof.

(b) Type of isurancc corcred by thi.order Insurance coverage which meetsall of the following requirements:

(1) The insurance policy covers allrisks of loss or damage, except those com-monly known as war rLsk"s.

(2) The purchaser of dry cleaningservice, whether named in the policy ornot, is described therein as one of a classof persons who is granted Insurance cov-erage upon his garments, and who is en-abled to proceed directly against the in-surer for settlement and payment of hisclaim in the event of loss or damage cov-ered by the policy. Such rights may beevidenced by a coupon, ticket, or certifi-cate issued to him by or on behalf of theInsurer.

(3) It must be optional with the pur-chaser of the dry cleaning servicewhether or not he will purchase insur-ance coverage.

(4) The premium paid by the pur-chaser is based on (I) a fixed charge pergarment, or portion thereof, (ID upon a

percentage of the charges made by theseller of dry cleaning service, or, (iii) onthe value of the garment.

(5* Payment of the premium is maaeby the customer to the seller of drycleaning service for the account of theIn-surer, and such payment shall not ex-ceed the amount paid by the seller of drycleaning service to the insurer.

(c) Maximum prices. (1) The pre-mium charge made by the insurer issu-ing a policy of the type described inparagraph 2 may be added by the sellerof dry cleaning service to his legally es-tablished prices for dry cleaning serviceswhen sold to those cus-tomars who electto buy insurance.

(2) Sellers of dry cleaning serviceswhore legally established prices for drycleaning services now include a chargefor insurance protection of a type otherthan that described in paragraph 2 arehereby permitted to make the chargesauthorized for insurance coverage de-scribed in paragraph 2: Provided, Noother charge Is made for Insurance pro-tection.

(d) Postin, filing and record 1:eepingrequzrements. (1) Each .eller of drycleaning service who offers Insur-anceprotection of the type described in para-graph 2 to his customers must display ina conspicuous place in his establishment,clearly visible to his customers, a noticein the following form:

At your c.itlon you may secure all rizkinsuranco .on garments covering los ordamaZe while In our custody. The inzurancepolicv may ba examined here. The chargesfor th inurance are as follows:

(Hore r, forth plemlums for In-mirance as fixed by Paragranh3 (a).)

(Addition of thl amount to our ceilingprice has bcen approved by OPA.)

(2) Each seller of dry cleaning servicewho offers Insurance protection of thetype described In paragraph (b) must,before offering such insurance, file astatement with his Price Control Eoardlisting his maximum price for insurancecoverage.

(3) The seller of dry cleaning servicemust keep a copy of the insurance policyreadily available in his establishmant forexamination by anybody during busi-ness hours.

(4) Charges for Insurance must beshown as a separate item in the ivoiceor sales ticket.

(e) Prior approral by OPA required.(1) No additional charge for insurancecoverage may be made unless the formof policy is first approved by the Rs.ionalOffice of the Office of Price Administra-tion.

(2 0 Such approval will be given in let-ter form.

(f) Applicability. This order shall ap-ply to sales in the States of California,Washington, Nevada; Oregon, exceptMalheur County; Arizona, except thoseportions of Coconmo County and Me-have County lying north of the ColoradoRiver; and the followng counties ofIdaho: Benewah, Bonner, Boundary,Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Latelh,Lewis, Nez Frce and Shoshone.

(g) This order may be revoked,amended, or corrected at any time.

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(h) This order shall become effectiveupon Its issuance.

Issued this 13th day of March 1946.GUY R. KINSLEY,

Acting Regtonal Admnistrator.

IF. R. Doc. 46-5432; Filed; Apr. 1, 1946;11:47 a. in.] -

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMI-DIISSION.

[File Nos. 54-108, 59-81]CRESCENT PUBLIC SERVICE CO., ET AL.

LIZLSORAIIDUM FINDINGS AND ORDERAt a regular session of the Securities

and Exchange Commission, held at itsoffice in the City of Philadelphia, Penn-sylvania, on the 28th day of March, A. D.1946.

In the matters of Crescent Public Serv-ice Company Central Ohio Liglt & PowerCompany, Colorado Central Power Com-pany, Empire Southern Service Company,Helene Curley Rea, Robert W Rea, FloydW Woodcock, Kathleen T. Woodcock,Robin Corporation, applicants, File No.54-108; Crescent .Public Service Com-pany, Central Ohio Light & Power Com-pany, Colorado Central Power Company,Empire Southern Service Company, re-spondents, File No. 59-81.

In our findings and opinion hereindated January 22, 1946,1 and our supple-mental findings and order herein datedFebruary 1, 1946, 2 among other things,we approved" an amended plan filed byCrescent Public Service Company("Crescent") a registered holding com-pany, pursuant to section 11 (e) of thePublic Utility Holding Company Act of1935, we granted and permitted to be-come effective certain applications anddeclarations of Crescent and CentralOhio Light & Power Company ("CentralOhio") in connection with a proposedrecapitalization of Central Ohio, and wereserved jurisdiction with respect to theproposed refinancing by Central Ohio ofthe 12,000 $6 preferred shares to remainoutstanding following such recapitaliza-tion. Purusuant to Crescent's request,we applied to the District Court of theUnited States for the District of Delawareto ediforce and carry out the terms andprovisions of the plan, and after hearing.the plan was approved and ordered to beenforced by Court Order dated February21, 1946.

Subsequently, the hearing before thisCommission was reopened, Crescent andCentral Ohio have now filed an amend-ment to their applications and declara-tions pursuant to sections 6 (b) and 12of the act and Rule U-50, regarding theproposed sale by Central Ohio at com-petitive bidding of 12,000 shares of newPreferred Stock,* the acquisition, re-demption and retirement by CentralOhio, using the proceeds of such issueand sale, of the 12,000 $6 preferred sharesof Central Ohio to remain outstanding

I Holding Company Act Release No. 6378.5 Holding Company Act Release No. 6396.3The rate of dividends and the price are

to be determined by competitive bidding.

upon consummation of the recapitall-zation heretofore approved, including 28shares heldiby Crescent, and the sale byCrescent to Central Ohio of said 28 $6preferred shares of Central Ohio. Hav-ing considered the record, we make thefollowing findings:

Central Ohio was organized in 1930 un-der the laws of Ohio and is engaged prin-cipally in the generation, transmission,distribution. and sale of electric energyin Ohio. The business, properties, capi-talization and earmngs of Central Ohioare discussed in our findings of Janu-ary 2Z, 1946, and it does not appear thatthere have been any substantial changesthereafter.

Table I sets forth condensed balancesheets of Central Ohio as of December31, 1945, per books, and pro forma re-flecting the recapitalization heretoforeapproved and the proposed preferredstock refinancing:

TABLE I

Per books mentst- Pro formaaet

Aesds and otherdebits

Property, plant andequipment - $7,879,240.........

Special deposits . 119,399

Current and accruedassets:

Cash and Govern-ment securities ...

Other ............

$7,8", 210119,399

454,084 1 $16,172 622,25638,661 ........... 378,661

Total current andaccrued assets._ 832,745 168,172 1,020,917

Deferred debits ------ 150, 669 11,934 162,603

Total assets andother debits..

Liabilities and othercredits

Longterm debt-firstmortgage bonds, A,3K% duo 1974 ....

Current and accruedliabilities ...........

Deferred credits ....

iReserves:Renewals, replace-

ments and retire-ments ..........

Other ............

Total reserves ....

Capital stock:$6Preferred-Cum.,

no par, liquidat-ing value $110 pershare, outstand-mg 13,972 shares.... % Piefered-Cum., $100 parand liquidatingvalue, to be issuedand outstanding12,000 shares ..

Common-no par,outstanding 20,-000 shares .-----

Common-1O parto be Issued andoutstanding 84,-000 shares ......

Premium on capitalstock ............

8,982,053

4,214,000

341,2988,827

1,431,610

143,087

1,574,697

180,106 9,152,159

.......... 14, 214, 000

1,386, 765 l(1,30, 165)

1,200,000

1,000,000 I(,000,00)

840,600

202,256

Total capital Istock ......... 2,36,705 i (144,5609)

Surplus:Capital .........Earned ...........

Total surplus...

Total liabilitiesand other cred-its ............

458,40

8,982053

324,615

324,615

160,108

Table I shows condensed Incomestatements of Central Ohio for the yearended December 31, 1945, per books, andpro forma reflecting the recapitalizationheretofore approved and the proposedpreferred stock refinancing:

TABLE R

Operating revenues...

Operating revenuedeductions:

Purchased power...O p ra in s ---------

Provision for retire-ments, renewals,etc ............

Taxes:General.

'Federal income...

Total operatingrevenue de-ductions ......

Operating income ....Non-operating in-

come-net ..........

Gross income .........

Income deductions:Interest on long-

term debt ......Other ............

Total income de-ductions ......

Net income ...........Dividend require.

ments on preferredstock .............

Balance applicablo tocommon stock ....

Times earned fixedcharges plus pre-ferred dividends....

Per books

$2,425,029

397, 35922,749148,269

193, 0S9

-167,4601101 ,711

Pro fern

$2, 42D, 029

97,3 63,22 749

148, 269

193, 039

167, 4601 140, CW

Adjust.ments

....... ...

..o.o......

...........

...... o....

8$11, C53

1,4,813 41,M6.5 1,970,471

40,216 (4i1, US)1 443, t5534, 69

494,918( 4 1 ,. .....) 4 , 20 )(41, S) 40., 7

149,24G (1, 76) 147.40924,020 (1) 23, a50

173, 260 (2,10o) 170, 870

321,049 (39,263) 232,31

83, 32 (35, 32) a 48, 000

237,817 (3,430) 234, 31

1.03 ........... 2.,

I Represents allocated portion of estimated coisolldated taxes as joined with Crescent in filing consolidatedIncome tax returns.

3 Computed on basis of filing separate corporan returnat rates in accordanco with the Revenue Act of 1-15.

I Assuming, for purposes of this statement only, a 4%dividend rate.

341, 2988,827 The proposed amendment to Central

Ohio's Articles of Incorporation containsprovisions for the protection of the pre-ferred stockholders, including the right

143,037 to elect a majority of the board of direc-tors in the event of certain dividend de-

, 574,697 faults, a limitation on the issuance ofunsecured debt without the consent ofthe preferred stockholders, a restrictionon the payment of common stock divi-dends depending upon capitalization ra-.......... tics, and other provl~ions which we deemappropriate. In view of such provisions,and the improvements In capital struc-ture to result from the recapitalization

1.200,000 heretofore approved, Central Ohio hasapplied for revocation of the provisions

-------.-- of our order dated February 3, 1944,1 pro-hibiting "the declaration or payment ofcommon stock dividends without our ap-840,000 proval. It appears that such applica-

2o2,2m tion may appropriately be granted, sub-ject to adoption of the amended articles

2,242,2m and consummation of the recapitaliza-tion.

324,615 Central Ohio proposes to ask for456,4G6 sealed bids, pursuant to the compztltivo781,0s bidding requirements of Rule U-SO,

4 Central Ohio Light & Power Company,9,162,159 - S.E.C. , Holding Company Act Releaso

No. 4872.

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Each bid is to specify the price to be paidto Central Ohio for the 12,000 shares ofnew Preferred Stock, which is to be notless than $100 per share nor more than$102.75 per share, plus accrued dividendsfrom March 1, 1946. Each bid is also tospecify the dividend rate on such pre-ferred stock, which is to be a multiple of;oth of 1%. It appears that the pro-cedure of sale to be followed by CentralOliio conforms with the provisions ofRule U-50 (b)

We find that the issuance and sale byCentral Ohio of the new Preferred Stockare solely for the purpose of financingthe business of Central Ohio, and havebeen expressly authorized by the PublicUtilities Commission of Ohio, in whichState Central Ohio is organized and do-ing business. We are therefore requiredby the provisions of subsection (b) ofsection 6, upon such terms and condi-tions as we may deem appropriate inthe public interest or for the protectionof investors or consumers, to exemptthese securities from the requirementsof section 6 (a) In this connection ourorder herein will be conditioned uponcompletion of the record on the resultsof the competitive bidding prior to con-summation of the proposed sale, and weshall reserve jurisdiction as to fees andexpenses.

With respect to the acquisition, re-demption and retirement by Central

Ohio of Its outstanding $6 preferredshares, and the sale by Crescent to Cen-tral Ohio of 28 of such shares, we see nobasis for any adverse findings and findthat all applicable statutory standardsof the act are satisfied, subJcct to theabove condition and reservation of Ju-risdiction.

It ts therefore ordered, That the ap-plication herein of Central Ohio Light &Power Company, as amended, for ex-emption from the provisions of section6 (a) of the act of the proposed Issueand sale at competitive bidding of 12,000shares of new preferred stock, and thedeclaration herein of Central Ohio Light& Power Company and Crescent PublicService Company, proposing the acquisi-tion, redemption and retirement by Cen-tral Ohio Light & Power Company of12,000 $6 preferred shares and the saleby Crescent Public Service Company toCentral Ohio Light & Power Companyof 28 of such shares be, and the samehereby are. granted and permitted to be-come effective subject to the' terms andconditions prescribed in Rule U-24 andto the following further conditions:

(1) That the proposed sale of saidshares shall not be consummated untilthe results of competitive bidding pur-suant to Rule U-50 shall have beenmade a matter of record in this pro-

ceeding and a further order shall havebeen entered by this Commission in thelight of the record so completed, whichorder may contain such further termsand conditions as may then be deemedappropriate;

(2) That jurisdiction be, and the samehereby is, reserved with respect to thepayment of all fees and expenses inconnection with the proposed transac-tions, including the fees and expenses ofcounsel for the prospective bidders.

It is further ordered, That the appli-cation of Central Ohio Light & PowerCompany for the revocation of thatpart of our order dated February 3, 1944(File No. 70444) prohibiting the decla-ration or payment of common stockdividends, without our approval, be, andthe same hereby is, granted, subject,however, to a certificate of notificationbeing filed with the Commission statingthat Central Ohio Light & Power Com-pany has consummated the transactionsheretofore approved herein in respect ofits recapitalization, and has amended itsArticles of Incorporation as proposedherein.

By the Commission.

[szL3] ORvAL I, D BOIS,Secretary.

[P. P.. Dlo. 4G-5375; Filed, Apr. 1, 1946;9:55 a. m.]

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