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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, December 16, 1943

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Cook, 1,041; Crawford, 812; Crisp, 882; De catur, 854; De Kalb, 812; Dodge, 847; Dooly, 895; Dougherty, 891; Early, 877; Echols,- 848;
O ffice of P rice A dministration Effingham, 841; Emanuel, 820; Evans, 854;
Continued.
Page Fayette, 816; Glynn, 1,011; Glascock, 940;
Meats, fats, etc., rationing:
Grady, 880; Gwinnett, 812; Hall, 799; Heard, RO 16, Rev. Supp. 1 ---------- 16834 812" Henry, 795; Houston, 880; Irwin, 995;
RO 16, Am. 1 to Rev. Supp.
Jeff Davis, 1,034; Jefferson, 828; Jenkins, 739;
1 _______, ______________ 16839 Johnson, 721; Lanier, 1,042; Laurens, 855; Lee, 943; Liberty, 814; Long, 863; Lowndes, 995;
RO 16, Am. 83__________ 10861
McIntosh, 970; Madison, 812; Marion, 776;
RO 16, Am. 91.----------16855
Miller, 880; Mitchell, 899; Monroe, 812; Mont Processed foods, rationing:
gomery, 856; Pierce, 989; Pulaski, 805; QuitRO 13, Am. 96---------------- 16861 man, 756; Richmond, 812; Schley, 816; Scre RO 13, Am. 33 to Rev. Supp.
ven 810; Seminole, 904; Stewart, 757; Sumter, 1 ______________________ 16865
900 Taliaferro, 826; Tattnall, 879; Taylor, 816; Telfair, 838; Terrell, 799; Thomas, 1,011;
Rationed foods:
Tift, 991; Toombs, 830; Treutlen, 781; Troup, Replacement Gen. RO 11, 812- Turner, 906; Walton, 804; Ware, 1,036;
Am. 9
16840
Washington, 816; Wayne, 998; Webster, 800, Re-registration of industrial users Gen. RO 16------- 16840 Wheeler, 850; Wilcox, 849; Wilkes, 812; W il kinson, 797; and Worth, 999.
Ration stamps and coupons North Carolina: Alamance, 738; Alexander, Gen. RO 7, Am. 6 ---------- 16839
870 Anson, 871; Beaufort, 905; Bertie, 971;
Regional_and district office or Bladen, 878; Brunswick, 870; Burke, 774;
Cabarrus, 832; Caldwell, 808; Camden, 744;
ders:
Carteret, 854; Caswell, 834; Catawba, 826;
Community ceiling prices, list of orders filed-------------- 16883 Chatham, 743; Chowan, 868; Cleveland, 826;
Columbus, 1,022; Craven, 854; Cumberland, Food and drink sold for im 858; Currituck, 826; Davidson, 823; Davie, mediate consumption, 745; Duplin, 891;. Durham, 718; Edgecombe, West Virginia Restau 944; Forsyth, 840; Franklin, 882; Gaston, 723;
rant MPR 3-7, Am. D 16867 Gates, 785; Granville, 746; Greene, 920; O x
Services, exceptions RSR 11, ford, 838; Halifax, 974; Harnett, 877; Hertford, Am. 41----16867 981 Hoke, 875; Hyde, 934; Iredell, 813; Johns ton, 916; Jones, 872; Lee, 844; Lenoir, 902;
Sugar rationing:
RO 3, Am. 105_____________ 16846 Lincoln, 688; Martin, 960; Mecklenburg, 806;
696; Moore, 762; Nash, 909, New 16848 Montgomery, RO 3, Am. 108_______
Hanover, 858; Northampton, 820; Onslow, R eclamation B ureau :
906; Orange, 754; Pamlico, 802; Pender, 848;
Perquimans, 826; Person, 820; Pitt, 870; Ran Wage rates for operation and dolph, 768; Richmond, 834; Robeson, 957;
maintenance employees, Rockingham, 883; Rowan, 781; Sampson, 867;
designated projects:
Scotland, 841; Stanley, 681; Stokes, 848;
Carlsbad project, N. Mex----- 16869
Surry, 824; Tyrrell, 826; Union, 843; Vance, Yakima project, Wash------- 16869
825- Wake, 816; Warren, 790; Washington, 792;
S ecurities and E xchange Commis
Wayne, 900; Wilkes, 692; Wilson, 955; and s io n :
Yadkin, 824.
South Carolina: Aiken, 617; Allendale, 747, Hearings, etc.:
Bamberg, 771; Barnwell, 831; Berkeley, 730;
American Water Works and Calhoun, 689; Charleston, 700; Cherokee, 700;
Electric Co., Inc----------- 16884
Chester, 768; Chesterfield, 820; Clarendon, Columbia Gas and Electric 864; Colleton, 855; Darlington, 883; Dillon, Corp_____________ 1--------- 16883
932; Dorchester, 857; Edgefield, 624; Fairfield, Florida Power and Light Co., 666; Florence, 917; Georgetown, 930; Green . et al_____________________ 16883
ville, 801; Hampton, 752; Horry, 1,076; Jasper, 830; Kershaw, 735; Lancaster, 785; Laurens, W ar D epartment:
700 Lee 832; Lexington, 828; McCormick, 906;
Bridge regulations; bridges at Marion, 926; Marlboro, 882; Newberry, 994;
specified localities:
Orangeburg, 817; Richland, 719; Saluda, 834;
Hodges Ferry, Va-------------- 16867
Sumter, 891; Williamsburg, 927; and York, Takoma, Wash------------------ 16868
649.
W ar F ood A dministration :
Virginia: Amelia, 840; Amherst, 750; A p Agricultural Conservation Pro pomattox, 800; Bedford, 860; Brunswick, 780;
Buckingham, 750; Campbell, 785; Carroll, 800;
gram; 1943 acreage allot Charlotte, 828; Chesterfield, 780; Cumber ments for tobacco----------- 16825
land, 838; Dinwiddie, 785; Floyd, 700; Flu Tobacco FDO 4-4, Am. 2 ------ 16828
vanna, 750; Franklin, 862; Gloucester, 750;
W ar P roduction B oard :
Goochland, 770; Greensville, 790; Halifax, 760;
Abrasives and abrasive grain, Henrico, 760; Henry, 750; Isle of Wight, 910;
crude M-319____________ 16830
Lunenburg, 780; Mecklenburg, 780; Middle Consent order; Wasatch Fur sex, 760; Nansemond, 840; New Kent, 800;
nace and Stoker Co---------- 16885 Nottoway, 800; Patrick, 815; Pittsylvania, 790; Powhatan, 790; Prince Edward, 845;
Laundry, dry cleaning, etc.
Prince George, 740; Southampton, 750; Surry, equipment L-91-------- : 16833
895; Sussex, 800; and Norfolk, 800.
Suspension orders : ,
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CONTENTSContinued M onetary O ffices :

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XJne cent piece, physical prop erties prescribed--------------- 16829
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P rice A dministration :

Adjustment; National S u g a r Refining Co-------------------- 16882
Alaska; turkeys M PR 288, Am. 14____________________ 16865
Automobiles, rationing RO 2B, Am. 10____ ---------------- 16843
Dairy products:
M PR 289, Am. 24------------- 16842
M PR 289, Am. 25-------------- 10836
Gasoline rationing:
RO 5C, Am. 88----------------- 16645
RO 5C, Am. 89---------------- 16846
Hawaii:
Radios, victrolas, etc. M PR
373, Am. 27_____________ 16866
Sales and deliveries by gov ernment agencies SR 1_ 16835
-Iron ore RM PR 113__________ 16843
Malt beverages M PR 259, Am.
3 _________________________ 16835

Comfort Spring Corp. 2 docu ments 1_______:----------- 16830
W ar Shipping A dministration :

Merchant marine training; mis cellaneous amendments 16868
898; Berrien, 1,039; Brantley, 1,028; Brooks, 1,020; Bryan, 786; Bulloch, 918; Burke, 799;
Calhoun, 976; Camden, 872; Candler, 844;
Charlton, 943; Chatham, 861; Chattahoochee, 800; Cherokee, 816; Clarke, 816; Clayton, 753;
Clinch, 944; Coffee, 1,030; Colquitt, 1,033;

The 1943 county average yields of fire-cured tobacco are as follows:
Illinois: Johnson, 851; and Massac, 860.
Kentucky: Ballard, 920; Caldwell, 830; Cal loway, 830; Carlisle, 880; Christian, 825; Crit tenden, 851; Fulton, 851; Graves, 830; Hick man, 857; Hopkins, 796; Livingston, 805;
Logan, 860; Lyon, 840; McCracken, 829; Mar shall, 808; Muhlenberg, 737; Simpson, 960;
Todd, 800; and Trigg, 835.