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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLUME

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NUMBER 75

Washington, Friday, A pril 14, 1944
Regulations
Done at Washington, D. C., this 12th day of April 1944.
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TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIIWar Food Administration Agricultural Adjustment
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C ow en,
Assistant War Food Administrator.
F. B. Doc. 44-5244; Filed, April 13, 1944;
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Tobacco 813, Part I, Supp. 1
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T obacco
ACREAGE ALLOTMENTS FOR OLD FARMS, 1 9 4 4 -4 5 MARKETING YEAR

Section 724.615 of Part I, Marketing Quota Regulations, Burley Tobacco 1944-45 Marketing Year, issued by the War Pood Administrator on December 7, 1943, is amended to read as follows:
724.615 Determination of acreage allotments for old farms. The tobacco acreage allotment for an old farm shall be the final 1943 marketing quota allot ment for the farm times 120 percent, ad justed in accordance with 724.616, 724.617 and 724.618 below: Provided, That no allotment established under this sec tion for any farm having a 1943 allotment shall be less than one acre or 25 percent of the cropland on the farm, whichever is the smaller, except where such acreage allotment is adjusted downward below one acre in accordance with 724.616.
For purposes of this section, the final 1943 marketing quota allotment shall in clude any acreage by which the 1943
allotment for the farm was reduced be cause of a violation of the marketing quota regulations for a prior marketing year but shall not include any acreage allotted in 1943 from State pools unless the owner of the farm was dispossessed of another farm, through acquisition thereof by a Federal agency for national defense purposes. No allotment shall be established under this section for any farm on which no tobacco was grown in any of the five years 1939 to 1943, inclu sive.
52 Stat. 38, 47, 54 Stat, 392, 53 Stat. 1261, 56 Stat. 51, 57 Stat. 387; 7 U.S.C. and Sup., 1301 b , 1312 and 1313; 52 Stat. 66;
7 U.S.C. 1375; E.O. 9280 of December 5, 1942; E.O. 9322 of March 26, 1943, as amended by E.O. 9334 of April 19,1943; 55
Stat. 838; and Pub. Law 276, 78th Cong., 2d Sess.

TITLE 32NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter IXWar Production Board Subchapter BExecutive Vice-Chairman
Authority : Regulations in this subchapter
issued under sec. 2 a, 54 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176;
E.O. 9024, 7 F.B. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719;
W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727.
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Order L-317, Direction 1
INVENTORY AND EXCESSIVE ORDERING

The following direction is issued pur suant to Order L-317.
a Purpose. In view of the critical short age of new fibre shipping containers, this di rection is issued to explain applicable inven tory restrictions and to prohibit the placing of excessive or duplicatory purchase orders.
b Inventory restrictions. Order L-317
prohibits the acceptance of more new fibre shipping containers than the maximum permitted inventories described in para graphs o, p and q. This provision does not supersede 944.14 of Priorities Regulation 1, which prevents the delivery or acceptance of material in excess of the practicable min imum working inventory reasonably neces sary to meet deliveries of the products of the person accepting delivery, on the basis of his current method and rate of operation. The most restrictive of these two provisions ap ply. Therefore a person is limited in his purchases of new fibre shipping containers to his practicable minimum working inven tory under Priorities Regulation 1, or his permitted inventory under Order L-317, whichever is less.
c Restrictions against placing excessive orders. All persons are prohibited not only from accepting more new fibre shipping con tainers than their maximum permitted in ventory, they are prohibited from placing orders for more of these containers than they would be entitled to receive within the in ventory restrictions described in paragraph b of this direction. This does not mean th at orders calling for delivery of containers Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A l i e n P r o p e r t y C u s t o d ia n :

Vesting orders:
Page Bruegger, Caroline_________ 3985
Charnock, John N__________ 3985
Damon, Carlota____________ 3995
Dietrich, Herbert and Ga briele__________________ 3982
Eckmann, George H________ 3986
Eickhoff, Alfred___________
3985
Feigenspan-Stengel, Marie L_ 3986
Fenag A. G________________ 3984
Gausebeck, Beatrice and Au gust T_________________ 3981
Honel, Amand, et al 2 docu ments ____________ 3981,3995
Jefferson, Lena Bertha_____ 3987
Juchzs, Louis_______________ 3987
Kalcic, Hildegard__________ 3981
Karpi, Albert______________ 3987
Kirshten, Frank____________ 3988
Koreyada, Raikishi_________ 3988
Kromminga, Gerhard, et al_3988
Kunze, Richard____________ 3989
Lieberknecht, Karl Richard, and Karl Lieberknecht G.
m. b. H________________ 3982
Marsden, Maria A__________ 3995
Maschinenfabrik Einsiedel G.
m. b. H___ ____
3983
Meise, Louise_________
3989
Oesterreich, Anna 3 docu ments ____________ 3989, 3990
Prager, Rudolph Karl Emil 3991
Pritzl, Herta B., and Emme rich Pritzl_____________ 3991
Przygodda, John___________ 3932
Pullman, Louis R___________ 3992
Schneider, Henrietta D_____ 3992
Schoenegg, Anton August___ 3993
Schuster, Carrie________ ___ 3993
Seemann, Josef.___________ 3993
Singer, Fritz, et al__________ 3983
Streuli, Alfred F. H_________ 3994
Suther, Bertha_____________ 3994
Wagner, Fritz, and Co______ 3983
Zilcher, William J__________ 3994
F edera l C o m m u n ic a t io n s C o m m is
s io n :

Koma, Inc. KOMA, hearing_ 3980
F is h e r ie s C o o r d in a t o r :

Salmon canning industry, Puget Sound Area, Wash_______ Continued on next page
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