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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday , February 27, 1943

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FEDEM L REGISTER
V. I y Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following legal holidays by the Division of the Federal Register, The National Archives, pursuant to the authority con tained in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 49 Stat. 500, under regula tions prescribed by the Administrative Com mittee, approved by the President.
The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer of the Department of Justice designated by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public Printer.
The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per year, payable in advance. The charge for single copies minimum, 100 varies in pro portion to the size of the issue. Remit money order for subscription or single copies payable to the Superintendent of Documents directly to the Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
There are no restrictions on the publica tion of material appearing in the F ederal R egister .

Telephone Information: District 0525.

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P rice A dministration

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Meat restriction Order 1, Am.
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N a t u r a l oil of peppermint, spearmint, etc. Supp. Reg.
14, Am. 120_____________
Peanuts and p e a n u t butter MPR 335______________
Petroleum and petroleum prod ucts RPS 88, Am. 77___ Petroleum products, retail MPR 137, Am. 24_______
Pig iron RPS 10, Am. 5 ______
Rabbits MPR 334___________
Regional office orders:
Region I:
Fuel oil shortage R. O. 11, Am. 2 of Emergency Order 4 ________
Residual oil R. 0 . 11, Am. 2
of Emergency Order 5 __________________
Rice restriction Order 2, Am.
1 ___
Shoe rationing Order 17, Am.
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Spinach and lettuce TMPR
2 9 ____
Waxes, industrial MPR 264, Am. 1____________
S ecurities s io n :

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American Power and Light Co., application granted______

O ffice of P rice A dministration
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Adjustments, exceptions, sus pension ordersContinued.
Gould and Eberhardt, Inc----Johnston, Davis & Co_______
Milani, Jerome_______ ;______
Nunn Co_________
O. K. Service Station______
Pacific Silica Co., Inc_______
Radio and Television, Inc
Roberts-Davis Co---------------- ;
Scovill Mfg. Co____________
Stokerunit Corp-----------------Ward, Loren Donald, estate o f ____________________
Willson Products, Inc______
Authority delegations:
Puerto Rico Gen. Order 20 _
Virgin Islands Gen. Order 2 1 ___________________
"Automobiles, rationing:
New passenger Order 2, rev._________________
Passenger Order 2B______
Rationing regulations, revo cation _______________
Bituminous coal:
MPR 120, Am. 42___
MPR 120, Am. 43 __________
Broom corn TMPR 27______
Corn meal, flour, grits, etc.
MPR 305, Am. 1________
Eggs and egg products MPR
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Food commodities, c e r t a i n perishable; sale at retail MPR 268, Am. 3 ________
Fruits and vegetables, certain perishable TMPR 28, Am.
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Meat and fish, canned; restric tion Order 3, A m .J--------

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Canned fruits and vegetables, etc., industry; appoint ment of industry commit tee___ _____________

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Boca Raton Inlet, Fla., bridge regulations___________

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Commercial printing L-241_
Copper M-9-c, Am. 1_____
Critical common components M-293_______________
Electric, gas, water, and steam utilities U -l-b _________
Hardware simplification L-236, Schedule I ___
Suspension orders:
Dary, W. M., Co____ ------Federal Oil Co--- ----------Kay Electric Supply Co-------Rocky Mountain Beverage, In c _____ _______ ,,____

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Effective March 19, 1943, Part 285 of the Economic Regulations is hereby re vised to read as follows:

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Proceedings.
General requirements as to papers in proceedings.
285.3 Form and filing of documents.
285.4 Appearances by third persons and formal interventions.
285.5 Hearings, argument, examiners re port and proceedings subsequent thereto.
285.6 Exhibits.
285.7 Hearings before the Board and before boards of examiners.
285.8 Petition for rehearing, reargument, or reconsideration.
285.9 Memoranda in opposition or support.
285.10 Conference procedure.

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285.11 Procedure in mail rate proceedings.
285.12 Objection to public disclosure of in formation.
Au t h o r it y : 285.1 to 285.12, inclusive, issu ed u n d e r sec. 1002 d to i , 52 Stat. 1018;
49 U.S.C. 642.

285.1 Proceedings. There shall be one form of formal proceeding to be known as a proceeding under Title IV
and section 1002 d-i of the Act.
A proceeding may be instituted 1 by order to show cause or other process of the Board, 2 by the filing with the Board of a formal application, complaint or petition.
285.2 General requirements as to paperd in proceedingsa Informal complaints. Complaints may be made to the Board informally by letter or other writing and matters so presented may, if their nature warrants, be taken up by correspondence or conference with the person or persons complained of. Any matter not disposed of informally may be made the subject of a formal proceed ing.
b Conformity to rules. Any person wishing to institute a proceeding should consult the rules, regulations and orders of the Board under .the various sections of the Act.
c Requirements in absence of rules.
In case there is no rule, regulation or or der of the Board which prescribes the contents of the formal application, com plaint or petition in a given case, the application, complaint or petition should contain a concise but complete statement of the facts relied upon as the basis for the relief sought. The names and ad dresses of the persons, if any, against whom relief is sought, should also be set forth in full.
d Insufficient allegations. In any case where the Board is of the opinion that a formal application, complaint or petition does not sufficiently set forth the material required to be set forth by any applicable rule, regulation or order of the Board, or is otherwise insufficient, the Board may advise the party filing the same of the deficiency and require that any additional information be supplied by amendment.
e Answers. Answers to formal com plaints, petitions and orders to show cause will not usually be required. In case the Board deems an answer to be desirable, the parties will be notified.
. f Retention of papers by the Board.
When any formal application, complaint or petition is denied, dismissed or per mitted to be withdrawn, in whole or in part, said application, complaint or pe tition, and all documents filed with the Board pertaining thereto shall be re tained in the files of the Board. When any proceeding instituted by the Board is dismissed, terminated or rescinded, all documents filed with the Board pertain ing thereto shall be retained in the files of the Board: Provided, That this para graph shall not apply to documents filed with the Board in any proceeding on the basis of a stipulation that such docu ments will be returned to the parties so filing when the purpose for Which the documents are filed has been served.