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Washington, Tuesday, June 27, 1944
Regulations TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter IIWar Food Administration Distribution Orders Suspension Order, Docket No. FDA-NE-60
P art 1590S uspension O rders SUNN YDALE ICE CREAM CO., INC.

An order was issued in the above-en titled matter o n September 27, 1943, which, in part, limited the utilization of milk solids by Sunnydale Ice Cream Co., Inc., the respondent in the produc tion or manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix during the allocation periods of May and June 1944, pursuant to Food Distribution Order 8. On May 25, 1944, 1590.5 c 2 of this order was amended to increase the respondents permissible utilization of milk solids in the production or manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix for the quota periods of May and June 1944, respectively. On May 23, 1944, War Food Order 8 for merly designated as Food Distribution Order 8 was further amended to pro vide, in part, th at the permissible utiliza tion of milk solids in the production or the manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix during the allocation period, June 1944, be increased from 75 percent total milk solids utilized during the corre sponding portion of the base period to 85 percent of the total milk solids utilized during the corresponding portion of the base period. In the interests of securing the efficient use and distribution of dairy products to meet war and essential ci vilian needs, it has been concluded that this general increase in the permissible utilization of milk solids should be ex tended to Sunnydale Ice Cream Co., Inc.
It is therefore ordered, That:
Section 1590.6 S u s p e n s i o n order against Sunnydale Ice Cream Co., Inc. is amended as follows:
Paragraph c 5 of the order here tofore issued in the above-entitled matter on September 27, 1943 8 F.R.
15385, as amended by an order issued on May 25, 1944 9 F.R. 5630, be, and
the same hereby is, further amended to CONTENTS
read as fpllows:
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
5 During the alloc.ation period, June, P roperty Custodian:
Page 1944, respondents utilization of milk A lien Vesting orders, etc.:
solids in the production or manufacture Baer Type Foundry, Inc____ 7105
of mix for sale as mix shall not exceed Enger, Eva_______________ 7100
6,193 pounds, and in the production or Fukushina, Tomio, et al____ 7104
manufacture of frozen dairy foods shall Geipel, Minna A__________ 7100
not exceed 13,604 pounds.
Gross, Julius A____________ 7101
E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8
Guenther, Paul___________ 7101
F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O.
Haehnchen, Trintje________ 7101
9392, 8 F.R. 14783; Delegations of Au Hannemann, Katie________ 7102
thority 8 F.R. 13696, 16497 and 9 F.R.
Honda, Inoki_____________ 7102
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Jelinek, Anna_____________ 7103
Jerian, Christy___________ 7103
Issued this 23d day of June 1944.
Kobata, Toshiro-_________ 7103
C. W. K itchen, Lichter, Solomon_________ 7104
Deputy Director, Lingner Corp______:_______ 7104
Office of Distribution.
Viohl, Georgia, et al________ 7099
F. R. Doc. 44-9181; Filed, June 23, 1944;
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Suspension Order Docket No. FDA-NE-64
P art 1590S uspension O rders DEEMS ICE CREAM CORPORATION

An order was issued in the above-en titled m atter on October 4, 1943, which, in part, limited the utilization of milk solids by Deems Ice Cream Corporation, the respondent in the production or manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix during the allocation periods of May and June 1944, pursuant to Food Distribution Order S. On May 25, 1944, 1590.5 c 2 of this order was amended to in crease the respondents permissible utili zation of milk solids in the production or manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix for the quota periods of May and June 1944, respectively. On May 23, 1944, War Food Order 8 formerly designated as Food Distribution Order 8 was further amended to provide, in part, that the permissible utilization of milk solids in the production or the manufacture of frozen dairy foods or mix during the allo cation period, June 1944, be increased from 75 percent total milk solids utilized during the corresponding portion of the base period to 85 percent of the total milk solids utilized during the corresponding portion of the base period. In the interContinued on p. 7039

Childrens B ureau:

Power-driven woodworking ma chines, proposed amend ment---------------------------- 7095
Civil A eronautics B oard:

Certificates, assistant airline transport pilot, issuance;
effectiveness of special civil air regulation ex tended __________ _____ 7044
C oast G uard:

Air raid and blackout regula tions for vessels, harbors, ports and waterfront facil ities; Western Defense Command______________ 7083
Approval of equipment_______ 7119
F ederal
Communications m issio n :

Com
Hearings, etc.:
Cagle, Gene L_____________
Hammett, Raymond C______
Radiotelephone stations, oper ating procedure:
Coastal harbor____________
S hip ____________________
Uniform system of accounts:
Radiotelegraph carriers, in come charges_________
Telephone companies:
Surplus income__________
Telephone accounting bul letin ________________
Telephone plant acquired..
Wire-telegraph and oceancable carriers, current income charges_______
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