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REGISTER

FEDERAL
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VOLUME 9

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NUMBER 235

Washington, Friday, November 24, 1944
Regulations TITLE 32NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter IXWar Production Board Authority : Regulations in this chapter, unless otherwise noted at the end of docu ments affected, issued under sec. 2 a, 54
Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56
Stat. 177; E.O. 9024, 7 P.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7
P.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; W.P.B. Reg. 1
as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64.
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3175R egulations
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A pplicable M aterials P lan
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CMP Reg. 9Á, Direction 1 as Amended Nov.
23, 1944
COPPER TUBING FOR DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTO
MOTIVE, HEATING, PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT
AND REFRIGERATION REPAIR PARTS

The following direction is issued pur suant to CMP Reg. 1:
a W hat this direction does. This direc tion tells distributors of automotive equip ment, petroleum equipment except for the refining industry, heating equipment gas or oil burning, and refrigeration equipment how to get copper tubing to seU to repairmen for use in repairing such equipment.
b W hat distributors can buy copper tu b
ing under this direction. Distributors of re frigeration equipment, distributors of gas or oil burner equipment, distributors of petro leum equipment except for the refining in dustry, and distributors of automotive equip ment who were in business on August 1,1943
and who sold copper tubing for refrigeration, gas or oil burner petroleum equipment or automotive repair purposes in 1941 may buy copper tubing under this direction. Ware houses who are authorized to replace brass mill stocks providing they file Form WPB8007 may not obtain copper tubing under this direction.
c How distributors get copper tubing. A
distributor of the kind covered in paragraph b may order for delivery in any calendar quarter up to 6000 pounds of copper tubing.
He may endorse his orders for this tubing with the CMP allotment number V-3 and the CMP Regulation No. 7 certification. An order bearing this endorsement signed manually, or in the way as described in Priorities Regu lation No. 7 is an authorized controlled mate rial order under all CMP Regulations. A dis tributor who had more than one distribution point on August 1, 1943 may order up to 6000
pounds of copper tubing in each calendar quarter for delivery to each distribution point.

d How a distributor may apply for addi tional tubing. A distributor who needs more copper tubing than this direction allows, or who is not permitted under this direction to buy copper tubing for sale for repair purposes may apply by letter to the nearest War Pro duction Board Field Office for authorization to buy the tubing he needs, stating how much copper tubing he needs for resale and why he needs that amount. If he needs more than a total of 12,000 pounds a quarter, he should apply to the Copper Division, War Production Board, Washington 25, D. C., stat ing how much copper tubing he needs and why he needs that amount.
e Persons to whom distributors may sell copper tubing. 1 A distributor may sell copper tubing bought under this direction only on an order placed under paragraph c of CMP Regulation No. 9A by 1 a refrigera tion repairman, li an automotive repair-
man, ill a petroleum equipment repairman who places his order under Direction 2 to Order P-98-b who will use the tubing for repair of petroleum equipment, except re finers, and iv a gas or oil burner repairman.
In the latter case only copper tubing of a type suitable for use for repair of functional parts of gas burning and oil burning heating equipment excluding piping system con nected with such equipment may be sold.
2 A distributor may sell not more than 2,000 pounds of copper tubing under this direction in one calendar quarter to fill orders placed with him by other distributors. A dis tributor buying from another distributor for the purpose of reselling to repairmen must so Indicate when placing his orders.
No distributor may buy more copper tubing under this direction whether from other distributors as permitted in this paragraph or from brass mill warehouses or producers than he is permitted to buy under paragraphs c and d . The fact that a distributor sells to another distributor does not increase the amount of tubing he is permitted to buy.
f Restrictions on inventory. A distribu tor may not accept deliveries of copper tubing ordered under this direction if his inventory of copper tubing already is, or will be, on accepting a delivery, more than a thirty-days supply. However, if the supply of copper tubing which he has on hand is less than the permitted amount, he may accept delivery of the smallest commercial amount of that item of copper tubing which his distributor nor mally sells even if that will increase his supply beyond the amount specified.
g Compliance w ith WPB orders and regu lations. Distributors operating under this direction must observe the restrictions of all applicable WPB orders and regulations. AtContinued 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 :

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Baer, Ludwig, hearing before Vested Property Claims Committee______________ 13996
O f f i c e o f D e f e n s e T r a n s p o r t a t io n :

Common carriers, coordinated operations:
Abilene, Tex_._____________
Kansas City, Mo., and Colby, Kans____ -___________
Massachusetts, designated cities___ _____________
Salt Lake City, Utah, and Malad City, Idaho______
Taxicab operators, coordinated operations:
Great Palls, Mont_________
Huntington and Huntington Station, N.Y__________
Sioux Pads, S. Dak________
Topeka Transfer & Storage Co., termination of possession and control_____________

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O f f ic e o f P r ic e A d m in is t r a t io n :

Adjustments:
Acme White Lead and Color Works------------------14001
Pepsi-Cola Co________ s.___ 14001
Beet pulp PPR 3, Am. 1 to Supp. 4 ________________ 13973
Fertilizers and materials, retail prices 2d Rev. MPR 135, 13974
incl. Am. 1-2______
Pood:
Rationing, institutional users Gen. RO 5, Am. 85___ 13973
Sold at wholesale MPR 421, Am. 17 __________ 13974
Fruits and vegetables, fresh MPR 426, Am. 73_______ 13995
Fuel oil Rev. RO 11, Am. 32 __ 13991
Gasoline rationing RO 5C, Am.
162, 163 2 documents_ 13974, 13987
Judicial sales Rev. SO 10, Am. 2_________________ 13973
Meat, fats, fish and cheeses Rev. RO 16, Am. 27_____ 13993
Pancreas glands; hog, calf, and cattle Rev. SR 14, Am.
190___________________ 13996
Processed foods Rev. RO 13, Am. 64______
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