Federal Register - October 9, 1946
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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, October 9, 1946
CODIFICATION GUIDE-Continued Title 32National DefenseCon. Page Chapter IXCivilian Produc tion Administration:
N o t e : R eg u lation s an d orders appearing un d er th is ch ap ter are listed o n ly in th e Table o f C on ten ts, supra.
Chapter XIOffice of Price Ad ministration:
N o t e : R eg u lation s and orders appearing u nder th is ch ap ter are listed o n ly in th e Table o f Con ten ts, supra.
Chapter XXIIIWar Assets Ad ministration :
Part 8314Disposal to non profit institutions and dis counts for educational or public-health i n s t i t utions or instrumentali ties ---------------------------- 11704
Title 37Patents and Copy rights:
Chapter IICopyright Office, library of Congress:
P a r t 201Registration of claims to copyright_____ 11706
T itle 43P u b l ic L a n d s : I n t erio r :
Subtitle AOffice of the Secre tary:
Part 4Delegations of au 11706
thority ----------Part 5Fuming of motion or sound pictures on areas under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior.____ __________ 11706
Title 46Shipping:
Chapter IIUnited States Mar itime Commission:
Part 304Labor____.____ _ 11707
Title 49T ransportation and Railroads:
Chapter IInterstate Com merce Commission:
Part 95Car service 2 docu m ents-
___ 11707, 11708
Part 123Freight commodity statistics ___ ___ _____ 11708
TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter VIIIOffice of International Trade, Department of Commerce Sabchapter BExport Control
801G eneral R e g ulatio ns 804 I n d iv id u al L ic e n s e s C ross R e fe r e n c e : For the extension of the provisions of Parts 801 and 804 to applications for licenses and licenses issued under the provisions of Part 825, see 825.1 c, infra.
P art
P art
A m dt. 255
P art
825C o n so lidated E x po r t a t io n
of
L ic e n s e F ood
for
GENERAL PROVISIONS
825.1 General provisions, a Con solidated license for exportation of food"
shall mean a document issued by the Department of Commerce authorizing the exportation by the licensee of a single
food commodity to a designated country of destination.
b Applications for a consolidated license for exportation of food shall be made on Form IT-419 in such manner as shall be prescribed by the Department of Commerce.
c Insofar as consistent with the pro visions of this part, all of the provisions of Parts 801 and 804 of this subchapter, shall apply equally to applications for licenses and licenses issued under the provisions of this part.
Sec. 6,54 Stat. 714; 55 Stat. 206; 56 Stat.
463; 58 Stat. 671; 59 Stat. 270; 60 Stat.
215; E. O. 9630, 10 F. R. 12245
Dated: October 2, 1946.
F rancis M cI n t y r e ,
Deputy Director for Export Control, Commodities Branch.
P. R. Doc. 46-18110; F iled , Oct. 8, 1946;
8:50 a. m .
Chapter IXCivilian Production Administration A u t h o r it y : R eg u la tio n s in th is ch ap ter u n less oth erw ise n o ted a t th e en d of d ocu
m e n ts affected, issu ed u n d er sec. 2 a , 54
S ta t. 676, as am en ded by 56 S ta t. 236, 56 S ta t.
177, 58 S tat. 827, and P ub lic Laws 270 and 475, 79th Congress; P u b lic Law 388, 79th C on gress; E. O. 9024, 7 F. R. 329; E. O. 9040, 7 F. R.
527; E. O. 9125, 7 F. R. 2719; E. O. 9599, 10
F. R. 10155; E. O. 9638, 10 F. R. 12591; C. P . A.
R eg. 1, Nov. 5, 1945, 10 F . R. 13714; H ousing E xpediters P riorities Order 1, Aug. 27, 1946, 11 F. R. 9507.
P art 3293C h e m ic a l s Lim ita tio n Order L-354, as A m ended Oct. 8, 1946
LEAD CHEMICALS
The fulfillment of requirements for the defense of the United States has created a shortage in the supply of lead and lead chemicals, both imported and domestic, for defense, for private account and for export; and the following order is deemed necessary and appropriate to the public interest and to promote the na tional defense:
3293.657 Limitation Order L-354
a Definitions. For the purposes of this order:
1 Lead means metallic lead or the lead content of the lead chemicals de fined below in paragraphs a 2
through a 21 of this order.
2 Metallic lead means the metal having the symbol pb.
3 Lead acetate means the lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbC2H02
2 Pb OH Basic acetate or Pb C2H02
2 3H20 Normal acetate.
4 Lead ntimonate means that lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical formula Pb SbO j.
5 Lead dioxide means that lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbO.
1 S ociety o f D yers and C olourists Colour In d ex, Bradford, Y orkshire, January, 1924.
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6 Lead chloride means that lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbCh.
7 Lead nitrate means that lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbNOs except lead nitrate produced for use in chrome pigment.
8 Leadsilicate Monomeansthat lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical formula P b0.Si02.
9 Lead silicate di means that lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical formula PbO.2SiOs.
10 Litharge means t h a t lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbO except litharge produced for use in batteries, lead arsenate, lead arsenite, and chrome pigments.
11 Red lead means that lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula Pb30 ex cept Red lead produced for use in bat teries, lead arsenate and lead arsenite.
12 White lead means either basic carbonate of white lead or basic sulphate of white lead as defined in this order.
. 13 Basic carbonate of white lead means that lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical for mula 2PbCC>3PbOHi except basic car bonate of white lead produced for use in chrome pigments.
14 Basic sulphate of white lead means that lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical for mula 2PbS04, PbO.
15 Lead chrome pigments means chrome yellow chrome orange, chrome green and molybdate chrome orange as defined below.
16 Chrome yellow and chrome orange mean the pigments which are reaction precipitates consisting of nor mal or basic lead chromates or mixtures of these with or without other insoluble compounds of lead. Color Index 1270.1
17 Chrome green means the pig ment consisting of a precipitated mix ture of chrome yellow. Color index 12701and iron blue. Color Index 1288.1
18 Molybdate chrome o r a n g e
means a mixed crystal containing lead chromate, lead molybdate, and lead sul phate with or without other insoluble compounds of lead.
19 Sodium plumbite means that lead chemical or compound having the approximate chemical formula Na2Pb02.
20 Lead arsenate means the lead chemical or compound produced for use as an agricultural insecticide and in cludes all arsenical lead salts.
21 Lead arsenite means that lead chemical or compound having the ap proximate chemical formula PbAs02 2.
b Restrictions on production of lead chemicals. 1 No person shall put into process in any calendar quarter for the production of the lead chemicals speci fied in paragraphs a 3 through 14
and a 19 an aggregate quantity of lead in excess of 35% of the aggregate quantity of lead he put into process for the production of these lead chemicals during the first six months of 1944, or 5,000 pounds, whichever is the greater.