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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLUME 12

1934

A/ITEO

NUMBER 79

Washington, Tuesday, April 22, 1947
TITLE 32 NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter XI Office of Temporary Controls, Office of Price Adminis tration P art 1305 Administration SO 131, Amdt. 39
REVISED

MAXIMUM PRICES FOR
COTTON TEXTILES

increase, the particular items were de controlled and the question of an addi tional increase became moot. Upon the specific, request of Colonial Mills, Inc., the accompanying amendment is, there fore, issued to correct the previous error.
F. R. Doc. 47-3885; Filed, Apr. 21, 1947;
11:40 a. m.j
CERTAIN

Section 4 of Supplementary Order 131
is amended in the following respects:
1. The words, and/or Colonial Mills, Inc., are added to the table in para graph aaa, the added words are to im mediately follow the words, South eastern Cotton, Inc.
This amendment shall become effec tive as of May 13,1946.
Issued this 21st day of April 1947.

TITLE 33 NAVIGATION AND
NAVIGABLE WATERS
Chapter II Corps of Engineers, W ar Department P art 203B ridge R egulations BRIDGE ACROSS SANDUSKY BAY BETWEEN
BAYBRIDGE AND DANBURY, OHIO

Pursuant to the provisions of section 5
of the River and Harbor Act of August P h il ip B. F leming , 18, 1894 28 Stat. 362; 33 U. S. C. 499, Temporary Controls Administrator.
203.707 is hereby prescribed to govern the operation of the Ohio Department of Statement of Considerations Involved in Highways bridge across Sandusky Bay the Issuance of Amendment 39 to Sup between Baybridg and Danbury, Ohio.
plementary Order No. 131
203.707- Sandusky Bay, Ohio: Ohio Amendment 25 to Supplementary Or Department of Highways bridge between der 131, effective May 13, 1946, was is Baybridge and Danbury, Ohio, a The sued to accomplish the price revision in owner of or agency controlling this bridge anticipation of which adjustable pricing will not be required to keep a draw tender was granted to the producers of yarnin constant attendance during the period dyed slack suitings, in Revised Supple December 16 to March 15, both dates mentary Order No. 114. Of the severaL inclusive.
price increases, there was an increase b Whenever a vessel unable to pass granted to Southeastern Cotton, Inc., for under the closed bridge desires to pass 36 H. P. 2 and H. P. 14 plains, san through the draw, during the period de forized. It was thought at the time that scribed in paragraph a of this section, Southeastern Cotton, Inc., was the sell at least 24 hours advance notice of the ing agent of Hannah Pickett Mills, Inc., time the opening is required shall be the producer of these types of cloth. Ac given to the authorized representative of tually, however, Southeastern Cotton, the owner or agency controlling the Inc., ceased to be such an agent several months previously. Colonial Mills, Inc., bridge.
c Upon receipt of such advance no had become the exclusive selling agent tice, the authorized representative shall, and was acting in that capacity at the in compliance therewith, arrange for the time the amendment was issued.
When Colonial Mills, Inc., called at prompt opening of the draw at the time specified in the notice for the passage of tention to the error, the Office of Price the vessel.
Administration was willing to correct it, d The owner of or agency controlling but action was held-up pending consid the bridge shall keep conspicuously eration of a request by the company for posted on both sides thereof, in such a an additional, prospective increase in its msinner that it can easily be read at any maximum prices, so that if an increase was found justified, then both m atters time, a copy of these regulations together with a notice stating exactly how the could be taken care of in a single amend representative specified in paragraph b ment. The company approved that of this section may be reached.
course. Before a determination could be made on the request for an additional Continued on next page"

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
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Notices:
Peoria Union Stock Yard? Co.;
petition for extension of tem "porary rates______________ 2579
Proposed rule making:
Milk handling in St. Joseph, Mo., a re a _______________ :_____ 2574
Soybeans, U. S. grain standards 2 documents____ ________ 2573
Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Benner, Hedwig, e ta l_______
Beutel, Rose, and Emil BeutelContinental Trading Co____
Goering, Ernest C_________
Haase, Paulina Kohl__ _____
Heyl, Anna, et al__________
Huffmann, El l a, a n d Ada Huffmann______________
Isome, K___ _____________
Joung, Gussie_____________
Klein, Erich_______._______
Lehmann, Otto__ __ -_____
Ludu, John_______________
Mebius, Fritz, et al________
Oertel, Hans_J____________
Scherer, Elisabeth_________
Troger, Frederick_________
Wittgenstein, Ellen________
Zaiss, Marie A____________

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Civil Aeronautics Board
Notices:
Hawaii, additional airmail serv ice; hearing______________ 2579
Federal Communications Com mission
Notices :
Hearings, etc.:
Bendix Aviation Corp______
Blackhawk Broadcasting Co.
and WTAX, Inc_________
Boulder City Broadcasting Co_
Keystone Broadcasting Co. et al_____________________
Mid - Carolina Broadcasting Co. and T. Julian Skinner, J r _____________________
North Jersey Broadcasting Co., Inc. WPAT_______
Northeast Radio, Inc_______
Western Illinois Broadcasting Co____________________
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