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FEDERAL
VOLUME 8

REGISTER
934

W anted

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NUMBER 201

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Washington Saturday October 9, 1943
Regulations
c Base period. The calendar month of June 1943 is hereby designated as the base period for the sales area.
d Quota period. The remainder of TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
the calendar month in which the provi Chapter XIWar Food Administration sions hereof become effective and each Distribution Orders subsequent calendar month, respectively, is hereby designated as a quota period for FDO No. 7934
the sales area.
P art 1401 D a ir y P roducts e Handler quotas. Quotas for each handler in the sales area in each quota CONSERVATION AND DISTRIBUTION OP FLUID
period shall be calculated in terms of MILK AND CREAM IN BRIDGEPORT-NEW HA
pounds of each of the items for which VEN, CONN., SALES AREA
percentages are specified in 3 below Pursuant to the authority vested in me and shall be determined as follows:
by Pood Distribution Order No. 79 8 F.R.
1 Divide the total deliveries of each 12426, issued on September 7, 1943, as such item made in the sales area by such amended, and to effectuate the purposes handler during the base period, after of such order, it is hereby ordered as excluding the quota-exempt deliveries follows:
described in i hereof, by the number of days in the base period;
1401.68 Quota restrictions a Defi 2 Multiply the result of the foregoing nitions. When used in this order, unless calculation by the number of days in the otherwise distinctly expressed or mani quota period;
festly incompatible with the intent here 3 Multiply the aforesaid resulting of:
amount by the following applicable per 1 Each term defined in Pood Distri centage: i Milk: 100 percent; ii Butbution Order No. 79, as amended, shall, terfat in milk: __ percent; iii Cream:
when used herein, have the same mean 75 percent; iv Butterfat in cream: 75
ing as is set forth for such term in Food percent; v Milk byproducts other than Distribution Order No. 79, as amended.
cottage, pot or bakers cheese, 75 per 2 The term FDO 79 means Pood Dis cent; and vi Cottage, pot, or bakers tribution Order No. 79, issued on Septemcheese: 75 percent of skim milk equiva ber 7,1943, as amended.
lent. For the purpose of this order, one 3 The term sub-handler means pound of cottage, pot, or bakers cheese any handler, such as a peddler, vendor, shall be considered as the equivalent of sub-dealer, or secondary dealer, who 7 pounds of skim milk.
purchases in a previously packaged and f Quota limitations. No handler processed form milk, milk byproducts, or shall, during any quota period, make de cream for delivery.
liveries in the sales area in excess of his b Milk sales area.
The following respective quotas, except as set out in I
area is hereby designated as a milk sales hereof: Provided, That a handler may, area to be known as the Bridgeportafter application to and approval by the New Haven, Connecticut, sales area, and market agent, secure an increase in milk is referred to hereinafter as the sales quotas through an equivalent reduction area : The territory included within the as determined by the market agent, in cream and milk byproducts quotas, and boundary lines of the following Con an increase in milk byproducts quota necticut cities and towns: Dairen, Nor through an equivalent reduction as de walk, Westfort, Fairfield, Bridgeport, termined by the market agent, in cream Stratford, Milford, Orange, West Haven, quotas.
New Haven, East Haven, North Haven, g Quotas for handlers who are also Wallingford, Middlefield, Middletown, producers. Quotas for handlers who are Meriden, Ansonia, Hamden, Derby, also producers and who purchase no milk Trumbull, Easton, Weston, Wilton, New Canaan, Stamford and Greenwich, Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A lien P roperty Custodian:
Page Divesting orders:
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co___ 13862
Blumenfeld, Joseph_1________ 13861
Budd, Edward G., Manufac turing Co_______________ 13861
General Electric Co___________ 13864
International Nickel Co______ 13863
Jackson, Byron, Co___________ 13862
Rimington, Elton H _________ 13863
Schiff, Karl Ludwig___________ 13864
Scophony Corp. of America_ 13863
Vesting orders:
Blum, Walter_______________ 13857
Bosch,Robert, A. G_________ 13858
Ecker, Leopold and Emma___ 13858
Edler & Krische o. H. G ______ 13849
Ferraresi, Adele V ____ _______ 13857
Friedle, John M _____________ 13850
Gabler, J & Co., et al_______ 13853
Heuner, Edward F __________ 13865
I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. 2
documents_______ 13854,13855
I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.
and Det Norske Aktkesellschaft_______________ 13854
Kataoka, Kazuo_____________ 13852
Kirsebom, Gustaf Newton____ 13853
Lauret, Marin Andre________ 13856
Les Etablissements Poulenc Freres____L______________ 13853
Manke, Bernard C___________ 13865
Mastodante, Federico________ 13850
Meunier, Joseph Felicien, et a l ----------------------------- 13855
Radio Corp. of America______ 13858
Schoebel, Joseph and Else____ 13866
Strieder, Ottilie_____________ 13865
Wolf, Gregor, et al__________ 13856
Children s Bureau:
Employment of minors in raw shrimp houses____________ 13843
F ederal P ower Commission:
Duke Power Co., application filed-------------------13848
I nterstate Commerce Commission :
Icing or reicing permits:
Any common carrier 5 docu ments ____i _____ _ 13848,13849
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co_ 13849
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