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act requesting on behalf of itself and its sole subsidiary, Taylorstown Natural Gas Company Taylorstown , a public utility company, exemption from the provisions of the act applicable to them; and Due notice having been given of the filing of said application and a hearing thereon not having been requested of, or ordered by, the Commission; and The Commission having examined the application and the statements con tained therein and having found that Washington and Taylorstown are pre dominantly intrastate in character and carry on their businesses substantially in the State of Pennsylvania in which each of such companies is organized; and fur ther finding that the granting of the requested exemption will not be detri mental to the public interest or the in terests of investors and consumers;
I t is ordered, Pursuant to section 3 a 1 of the act and subject to the provi sions of section 3 c thereof, that Wash ington and its subsidiary be, and the same hereby are, exempted from all of the provisions of the act except section 9 a 2 thereof.
By the Commission.

the same hereby are, exempted from all of the provisions of the act except sec tion 9 a 2 thereof.

Consolidated Corporation be, and hereby is, directed to pay the following appli cants the amounts indicated;

By the Commission.
seal
Fee
O r val L . D tjB o i s ,
Ex
penses
Total
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 52-8516; Filed, Aug. 4, 1952;
8:49 a. m.

File No. 54-136
L o n g I s l a n d L ig h t in g
Co.

et a l.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER RE
LEASING JURISDICTION OVER CERTAIN
FEES AND EXPENSES

J u l y 30, 1952.
In the matter of Long Island Lighting Company, Queens Borough Gas and Electric Company, Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Company; Pile No. 54-136.
The Commission by order dated No vember 16, 1949, approved a plan filed under section 11 e of the act proposing the consolidation of Long Island Light ing Company, a then registered holding company, and two of its public-utility subsidiary companies, Queens Borough Gas and Electric Company and Nassau seal!
O rval L . D u B o i s , & Suffolk Lighting Company and the Secretary.
recapitalization of the resultant consol F. R. Doc. 52-8514; Filed, Aug. 4, 1952;
idated corporation, which was to be 8:48 a. m.
known as Long Island Lighting Company Consolidated Corporation .
That order reserved jurisdiction over the payment of all fees and expenses in File No. 31-593
curred in connection with the plan.
Subsequently, applications for payment L a w r e n c e I n v e s t in g C o ., I n c .
of fees and expenses were filed by par ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION FOR
ticipants in the proceedings relating to EXEMPTION
the plan.
Public hearings were held on these ap Ju l y 30, 1952.
plications and the staff of the Division Lawrence Investing Company, Inc.
of Public Utilities of the Commission is Lawrence , having filed an applica sued a recommended findings and tion pursuant to section 3 a 3 A
opinion thereon. Following the issu of the Public Utility Holding Company ance of such recommended findings and Act of 1935 act requesting on behalf opinion the Consolidated Corporation of itself and its subsidiaries exemption filed a petition stating that certain of the from the provisions of the act applicable applicants who had requested amounts to them by reason of the ownership by in excess of those recommended by the Lawrence of all of the outstanding com Division of Public Utilities have agreed to mon stock of The Lawrence Park Heat, waive objections to the recommended Light and Power Company, a publicfindings and opinion and to accept the utility company; and amounts recommended therein. The Due notice having been given of the Consolidated Corporation has requested filing of said application and a hearing that it be authorized to pay those appli thereon not having been requested of, or cants who have agreed to reduce their ordered by, the Commission; and requested amounts as well as those ap The Commission having examined plicants whose requested amounts were said application and the statements con not challenged by the staffs recommen tained therein and having found that dations.
Lawrence is only incidentally a holding Upon careful consideration of the en company, being primarily engaged in a tire record we find that those amounts business or businesses other than that hereinafter set forth for fees and expen o f a public-utility company and not de ses and which have been recommended riving, directly or indirectly, any mate by the Division of Public Utilities and rial part of its income from one or more agreed to by the applicants concerned companies the principal business of and the Consolidated Corporation are which is that of a public-utility com reasonable and that we may, therefore, pany, and further finding that the granting of the requested exemption will at this time direct their immediate paynot be detrimental to the public interest ment. W e make no determination at this time, as to any of the other applicaor the interests of investors or con ions for fees and expenses.
sumers ;
I t is ordered, That the reservation of I t is ordered, Pursuant to section 3 a 3 A of the act and subject to the Jurisdiction in this matter with respect to the following fees and expenses be, provisions of section 3 c thereof, that and the same hereby is, released, and the Lawrence and its subsidiaries be, and
Preferred stockholder Long Island Lighting Co.: Benjamin F. Gray, chairman; Albert Ulmann, deceased, mem ber; Albert E. Olson, member; Edward Gray,
$7,600.00$4,034.94$11,534.94

Unger &polYack,Milton Pollack, and Jeffrey S.
Granger 75,0C0.00 1.566.31 76, 566.31
40,000.00
Percival E. Jackson 40,000.00
2,500.00
Edward de Rivera------- 2,500.00
Townsend, Elliott &
O 102.84 8,602.84
Munson_________ ___ 8.500. C
1,500.00
John M. Chapman------ 1,500.00
2,C0C.0C 277.22 2,277.22
William A. Cluff
.30 44,100.30
Bernard D. Fiscbman---- 40, 000.00 4, ICO
1,000.00
1,000.00
C. Ross Holmes___
v 750.00
750.00
Paul E. Moses
2 0,614.08
6 4
4 .0
8 2
0 ,0
0 0
.0
0 Warren & McGreddy___
C 4,882.43 54,882,43
McLaughlin & Stem 50,000. O
2 ,172.05
1 7
2 .0
5 2
,0
0 0
.0
0 Gilbert Associates, Inc
1,750.00
Howie & Robertson 1, 750.00
100.00
1 0
0 .0
0 New York Trust Co----Humes, Smith and An 177.96
2.86
1 7
5 .0
0 drews--------- ----- -
Guaranty Trust Co. of ____
6 ,0
00.00
6,000.00
New York
Davis, Polk, Wardwell, _____
3 ,0
0 0.00
3,000.00
Sunderland & Kiendl
I t is further ordered, That the allow ance to McLaughlin & Stern is condi tioned upon the payment by it to its clients of $7,769.25 received by it from its clients.
I t is further ordered, That the reserva tion of jurisdiction over fees and ex penses contained in our order of November 16, 1949, hereby is expressly continued except insofar as specifically released herein.
By the Commission, seal
O rval L. D u B o is ,
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 52-8515; Filed, Aug. 4, 1952;
8:48 a. m.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Office of Alien Property Vesting Order 18965
P aul K leh m
In re: Estate of Paul Klehm, deceased.
File D-28-13113; E. T. sec. 17227.
Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended 50
U. S. C. App. and Sup. 1-40; Public Law 181, 82d Cong., 65 Stat. 451; Executive Order 9193, as amended by Executive Order 9567 3 CFR 1943 Cum. Supp.; 3
CFR 1945 Supp.; Executive Order 9788
3 CFR 1946 Supp. and Executive Or der 9989 3 CFR 1948 Supp., and pur suant to law, after investigation, it is hereby found:
1. That Luise Wirth, whose last known address is Germany, on or since Decem ber 11,1941, and prior to January 1,1947, was a resident of Germany and is, and prior to January 1, 1947, was a national of a designated enemy country Ger many ;
2. That all right, title, interest and claim of any kind or character what soever of Luise Wirth in and to the Estate of Paul Klehm, deceased, is prop erty which is and prior to January 1,