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VOLUME 11

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A /I T E O

NUMBER 41

Washington, Thursday, February 28, 1946
Regulations
which do no slaughtering, but purchase whole carcasses for processing on their own premises as described above; and stockyards posted under the Packers and TITLE 29LABOR
Stockyards Act.
c Any wage or s a l a r y increase Chapter VINational Wage Stabilization granted to employees within the jurisdic Board tion of the National Wage Stabilization G eneral Wage P attern Approval 1
Board and put into effect by an employer having a plant orplants, including P art 805G é n érai . W age P attern branch houses, engaged in the meat A pprovals packing industry, as defined in para MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY
graph b, shall be deemed approved 805.1 General wage pattern approval within the meaning of section 3 a of for the meat packing industry. a Pur Executive Order 9697 to the extent that suant to section 3 a of Executive such increase does not exceed 16 cents Order 9697 11 F.R. 1691 and paragraph per hour over and above the straight 4 of General Order No. 1 issued by the time hourly wage rates such employees Stabilization Administrator on Febru were receiving on August 17, 1945: Pro ary 21, 1946 11 F.R. 1892, the National vided, That wages or salaries in such Wage Stabilization Board hereby finds plant or plants normally have been ad that, as a result of the recommendation justed in relation to wage or salary ad dated February 7, 1946, of the govern justments effectuated by any of the five mental appointed, fact finding agency in meat packing companies specified in the wage controversy in the meat pack paragraph a.
d An employer who seeks an adjust ing industry involving Armour & Com pany, Cudahy Packing Company, John ment in the price ceiling for his product H. Morrell &Company, Swift &Company or products based upon the wage or sal and Wilson and Company and the ary adjustments herein approved shall United Packing House Workers of indicate to the Office of Price Adminis America, CIO, and Amalgamated Meat tration in any price relief application the Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North nature and the basis for the adjustments America, AFL, and National Brother made pursuant to this pattern approval.
e In accordance with section 3 c hood of Packing House Workers, a gen eral pattern of wage adjustments was of Executive Order 9697, any increase not established in the meat packing indus covered by the terms of this pattern ap try, as hereinafter defined, to the extent proval requires the prior approval of the of a general increase to all production Board if the employer is not to be deemed employees of 16 cents per hour in excess to have waived, during the continuation of the straight time hourly wage rates of the stabilization laws, the right to use such employees were receiving in that such increase as a basis for seeking price industry on August 17, 1845.
b For purposes of this regulation the relief or for increasing costs to the gov meat packing industry is defined as in ernment.
f On request of any employer or col cluding the following:
Wholesale slaughtering establishments lective bargaining representative in engaged in slaughtering cattle, hogs, volved, the National Wage Stabilization sheep, lambs, calves, and other animals Board will issue rulings as to whether any specified plant or plants come within on a contract basis for the trade; whole sale meat packing establishments en the terms of this pattern approval.
gaged in such slaughtering for their own Approved by the N. W. S. B. February account for meat to be sold fresh, or to be used on the same premises as the raw 26, 1946.
B. M . J a ff e , material in canning and curing, and in Acting Executive Director.
making sausage, lard and other by products produced by meat packing com F. R. Doc. 46-3157; F iled, Feb. 27, 1846;
11:17 a. m .
panies; meat packing establishments
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A l ie n P ro pe r t y C u s t o d ia n :

Vesting orders:
Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart, N. V____________
Radioaktiengesellschaft D. S.
Loewe_________________
Reichskreditgesellschaft____
Reinberg, Paul_____________
Sanwa Bank, Ltd. 2 docu ments _______________
Scheidemandel - M o t a r d Werke, A. G__
Schering A. G_______ :_____
Schmidt, Dora____________
Schroeder, Berthold________

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C iv il A er o n au t ic s B oard :

Hearings :
Braniff Airways, Inc_______ 2088
Pan American Airways, Inc., and Panair do Brasil__ 2088
C iv il ia n P ro ductio n A d m in ist r a
t io n :

Cotton and rayon fabrics for processing in Puerto Rico M-328, Dir. 31_________ 2075
Priorities system operation; fab ric held by War Assets Cor poration as surplus proper ty, disposal for processing in Puerto Rico PR 13, Dir. 13_________________ 2074
C oast G u a r d :

Approval and termination of ap proval of equipment______

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F ederal C o m m u n ic a t io n s C o m m is
s io n :

Hearings, etc.:
Allegheny Broadcasting Corp.
et al._________________
Anthony, Earl C., Inc., et al__
B a m b e r g e r Broadcasting Service, Inc., et al______
Burton Broadcasting Co____
Camden Broadcasting Co.
et al__________________
Citrus Belt Broadcasters Inc_
DuMont, Allen B., Lab., Inc., et al_________________
Evening News Assn, et al___
Gulf Broadcasting Co., Inc Hearst Radio, Inc., et al____
Hughes Tool Co. et al____ _
Keystone Broadcasting Corp_
KRIC, Ihc_:__________ ___
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