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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, September IS, 1944
CONTENTSContinued
FEDERLiiiREGISTER
rONino Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and -days following legal holidays, by the Division of the Federal Register, The National Archives, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., ch. 8B, under regulations prescribed by the Administrative Committee, approved by the President. Distribution is made only by the Superintendent of Documents, Government!
Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
The regulatory material appearing herein is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as amended June 19, 1937.
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N O T IC E
The Cumulative Supplement to the Code of Federal Regulations, covering the period from June 2, 1938, through June 1, 1943, may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, at $3.00 per unit. The follow ing are now available:
Book 1: Titles 1-3 Presidential doc uments with tables and index.
Book 2: Titles 4-9, with index.
BookS: Titles 10-17, with index.
Book 4: Titles 18-25, with index.
Book 5, Part 1: Title 26, Parts 2-178.
Book 5, Part 2: Title 26, completed;
Title 27 ; with index.
Book 6: Titles 28-82, with index.
CONTENTSContinued O ffice of P rice Administration:

Adj ustments:
Page Atlas Engineering Co., et al__ 11297
Beacon Fuel Co., et al_____.__ 11294
Blair City Coal Co., et al____ 11292
Boyd Gambrel, et al__ ___ _11299
Carrier Mills Coal Co., et al__ 11296
Central Moshannon Coal Mining Co., et al_______11294
Clear Pork Coal Co., Inc., et al-----J.______;______11296
Elkhorn,Nancy,Coal Co.,etal_ 11293
Foreman-White Coal Co., et a;i_______ ________ 11298
Garrett-Thew Studios______11300
Johnson, S. C., & Son, Inc___ 11274
Kursh Paper Co___________ 11300
Lloyd Co _____________ H301
Lobb &Allayaud, et al_______11295
Stein-Da vis Co:_____ _____ _ 11274
Tubs-Lube Co______ _
11274
Weston International Co___ 11299
Winner Industries_________ 11301

O ffice of P rice Administration-

Continued.
Page Coal, bituminous MPR 120, Or der 906, Corr.___________ 11300
Export prices, sales to exporters 2d Rev. MEPR, Am. 10___ 11273
Fair trade contracts GMPR, Am. 65________
11274
Fish and seafood:
Fresh MPR 418, Am. 34____ 11273
Frozen MPR 364, incl. Am.
1- 20 ______________
11273
Foods, processed Rev. RO 13, Am. 31 to 2d Rev. Supp. 1 __ 11273
Hardwood flooring, Northern MPR 432, Am. 5________11274
Petroleum, crude RMPR 436, Order 221_____
11302
Regional and district office or ders:
Community ceiling prices, list of orders filed 3 docu ments-------------- 11303, 11304
Hawaii, delegation of author ity to Territorial Director. 11302
Malt beverages, San Antonio, Tex., district Corr.___ 11302
Meat cuts, fabricated, Wich ita, Kans. Corr.______ 11304
Posting requirements, Arkan sas district Corr._____11303
Solid fuels, New York region. 11302
Tires, tubes, recapping and camelback RO 1A, Am. 86 _ 11272
Virgin Islands, food rationing RO 10, Am. 24 __________ 11274

S ecurities and E xchange Commis sio n :

Hearings, etc.:
Federal Water and Gas Corp., et al_______ _________11304
Mountain States Power Co___ 11305
Standard Gas and Electric Co_ 11305
W ar F ood A dministration:

Cotton classification under U. S.
Cotton Futures Act__ .___ 11251Designation of persons to hold hearings, sign subpoenas, etc., delegation of authority. 11286
Food priorities WFO 71, Am.
2 ----11253
Wool fat WFO 76, Am. 3_____ 11255
W ar P roduction B oard:

Bags, textile M-221______. . . 11260
Cadmium M-65__
11257
Glue, hide, extracted bone and green bone M-300, Sch. 8 _ 11271
Hardware:
Builders finishing hardware, cabinet locks and pad locks L-236, Sch. I ____ 11262
Marine joiner hardware L236, Sch. I I . _____
11266
Simplification L-236_______11261
Replacement parts for motor ve hicles, production L-158;
Dir. 2, Rev. 2 docu ments___ ___ _____ 11268, 11271
Tentage fabrics for Army and Navy, operation of looms M-91, Dir, 2___________ 11257
W ar S hipping A dministration:

Dash H , vessel ownership de termination __ __________ 11286

ports submitted to persons applying for such tests. Upon request, cottonseed will be returned to the o.wner at his ex pense.
FEES

27.507 Prescribed . fees, a Fees for fiber arid spinning tests shall be as sessed in accordance with items 1 to 32, inclusive, listed below:
Fee per Item No. and kind of test .
test 1r Ginning of test samples_________ $1.00
2. Fiber length array, 3 sortings per test; three values calculated from array data; upper quartile length, mean length, and co efficient of variation____ ___6. 00
2-a. Fiber length array, 3 sortings per test; values calculated from ar ray data; upper quartile length, mean length, coefficient of vari ation, and percentage of fiber by weight in each y8 inch length group averages of 3 determina tion s________________ _____ 7.50
2- b. Fiber length array of Purified or Absorbent cotton according to U.
S. Pharmacopoeia Standards 10.00
8. Fiber length byfibrograph, 5 meas , 50
urements per sample_______ _
3- a. Fiber length by flbrograph, 5 or more replicate sub-samples, 2
measurements per sub-sample per sub-sample. _ .20
Minimum $1.00
4. Fiber strength, round bundle, 10
breaks per sample.,_____ _____ 5 .00
5. Fiber strength, flat bundle, 6 breaks per sample____ ____________ 1.00
5-a. Fiber strength, flat bundle, 5
or more replicate sub-samples, 2 breaks per sub-sample per sub-sample. _ .30
Minimum $1. 50
6. Fiber fineness weight per inch and maturity, 2 measurements each per sample..______ . . . . __ g.00
7. Fiber cross section photomicro graph-1000 magnifications; in cludes one photomicrograph print and determination of av erage fiber diameter, wall thick ness, and circularity ratio, based trrmrri-nrrmrnt of 200 fibers._ J7. 50
8. Cellulose alignment X-ray, 2
measurements per sample___ 2.50
9. Combination fiber test Nos. 2, 4, and 6 ___ ___________ _
14.00
10. Combination fiber test Nos. 3, 5, and 6 ______ ___ :____________ 6.00
11. Spinning test, carded yarn: in cludes 22s, one of following standard counts; 14s, 36s, 44s, 50s, 60s, and one additional op tional count, the two counts other than 22s to be designated by applicant; data furnished:
grade and staple classification of raw cotton, manufacturing waste, yarn skein strength and appearance grade, and 3 yarn boards_______________________ 20.00
12. Spinning test, combined yarn: as specified in item 11 for carded yarn for cotton longer than 1%
Inches, yarn counts spun are 60s, and 80s or 100s, and one addi tional optional count__ ____ _ 25. 00
13. Spinning test, carded and combed yarns, same yarn counts for carded and combed: as specified in items 11 and 12____________ 32.00
14. Combination fiber and spinning tests Nos. 2, 4, 6, and 11_____ 33.00
15. Combination fiber and spinning tests Nos. 3, 3, 6, and 11_____ 25.00
16. Combination fiber and spinning tests Nos. 2, 4, 6, and 12____ - 38. 00