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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, October 11, 1946

11892
S c h e d u l e o f S e p t e m b e r 25, 1940

MAXIMUM PRICES FOR CERTAIN BUILDING AND CONSTRUC
TION MATERIALS

This schedule will consist of the last previous schedule corrected as to certain items in accordance with recom mendation in brief. Delivered prices to purchasers for resale on an installed basis this includes contractors and to ultimate users this includes consumers.
Item
Price
Unit
1. Plaster, hardwall

$23.10
1.24
2.58
2.68
3.00
25.34
.75
30.00
.30

Ton.
Bag 100 lb.
Bag 100 lb.
Bag 100 lb.
Bag 100 lb.
Ton.
Bag 50 lb.
M sq. ft.
Sq. d.

amended. The schedule attached to this amendment and made a part of the order supersedes all previous schedules. This amendment does supersede Supplemen tary Order 179 relating to increased freight on certain commodities.
P. R. Doc. 46-18261; Piled, Oct. 9, 1946;
9:00 a. m.
Region III Order G-53 Under MPR 251

2.
3.
4.
5.

Plaster, gauging white
Plaster, moulding w h ite
Keenes cem ent..__________
Finishing lime

fi. Gypsum lath ?6
7. Metal lath 2.2 lb. painted diamond mesh.
8. Metal lath 2.5 lb. painted diamond mesh.
9. M etal lath 2.75 lb. flat rib painted.
10. M etal lath 3.4 lb. painted diamond mesh.
11. Metal lath 3.4 lb. galvanized..
12. Metal lath 3.4 lb. W high rib painted.
13. M etal lath corner bead wing type.
14. Metal lath comer bead expanded type.
15. Portland cement---------------16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.

Masonry mortar .
Masons hydrated lime------Waterproof cement grey
Waterproof cement white..
Plain white cement________
Hi-early cement
Clay drain tile 3
Clay drain tile 4"_________
Clay drain tile 6 " .
Vitrified clay sewer pipe No, 1SS-4".
Vitrified clay sewer pipe No. 1SS-6".
Vitrified clay sewer pipe No. 1SS-S".
Vitrified clay sewer pipe No. 1S6-12".
Flue lining 9 x 9
Flue lining 9 x 1 3 __________
Flue lining 13 x 13 ..
Gypsum wallboard H "
Gypsum wallboard H " ____
Gypsum wallboard V i"
Asphalt roofing 90 lb. mineral surface.
Asphalt or tarred felt15 lb ..
Asphalt or tarred felt30 lb . .
Asphalt shingles210 lbs.
3 in 1 thickbutt.
Asphalt shingles165 lbs. 2
tab. hexagon.
Fibre insulation board H "
std lath and board.
Fibre insulation board 542"
asphalt sheathing.
Asbestos cement siding 12 x 24" or 27" s td colors.
Asbestos cement roofing shingleseconomy cut.
Std density synthetic fibre board W
Hard density synthetic fibre board 4" tempered.
Thermal insulation, blankets paper backed 1".

47. Thermal insulation, blankets paper backed 2".
48. Thermal insulation, blankets paper backed 3".
49. Thermal insulation, batts paper backed 2".
0. Thermal insulation, batts paper backed 3" to 4".
51. Thermal insulation, loose in bags plain.
62. Thermal insulation, loose in bags nodulated.

.37

Sq. yd.
Sq. yd.

.42

Sq. yd.

.47
.415

Sq. yd.
Sq. yd.

.05

Lin. ft.

.055
3.30
.835
.785
.62
1.035
2.54
2.75
1.085
.082
.102
.162
.205
.295

Lin. ft.
Bbl.
Bag 94 lb.
Bag 70 lb.
Bag 50 lb.
Bag 94 lb.
Bag 94 lb.
Bag 94 lb.
Bag 94 lb.
Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.

.48

Lin. ft.

.905

Lin. ft.

.40
.56
.73
40.00
35.00
40.00
2.93
3.00
3.00
6.92
5.45
59.13
84.50
9.45

Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.
Lin. ft.
M sq. ft.
M sq. ft.
M sq. ft.
Roll.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
M sq. ft.
Do.
Sq.

11.50

Do.

.08

Sq. ft.

.10
60.00
.06
.065
60.00
65.00
.055
.07
1.35
1.40

Do.
M . sq.ft.
Sq. ft.
Do.
M sq. ft.
Do.
Sq. ft.
Do.
Bag 35 lb.
Do.

Opinion Accompanying Amdt. 1 to Adopting Order 51 Under Basic Order 1, Under Gen. Order 68
The accompanying amendment gives effect to manufacturers increases that have been granted on the items for which maximum prices are fixed by this order, up to the date of the schedule attached to this amendment, so as to comply with the provisions of section 2 t of the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as
R e - roofing
R e - sid in g K y ., A rea
and
in
S om erset ,
For the reasons set forth in an ac companying opinion, which has been filed with the Division of the Federal Register, and under the authority vested in the Regional Administrator of the Of fice of Price Administration by section 9 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, and pursuant to the provisions of Regional Basic Order No. 1-B under Revised Maximum Price Regulation No.
251, this order is issued:
S ection 1. What this order does. This adopting order establishes dollars-andcents maximum prices for the composi tion roofing and siding materials and as bestos-cement siding materials specified in section 4, hereof, when sold installed on residential structure in the Somerset, Kentucky, Area.
Sec. 2. Area covered. For the pur poses of this order, the Somerset, Ken tucky, Area consists of the Counties of Clay, Clinton, Casey, Laurel, Rockcastle, Lincoln, Russell, Wayne, McCreary, Pul aski, and Whitley in the State of Ken tucky.
S ec . 3. Applicability of Basic Order No.
1-B. All the provisions of Basic Order No. 1-B, consistent with this Adopting Order, No. G-53, are hereby adopted by, and incorporated by reference into, this order and are just as much a part of this order as though fully re-written herein.
If Basic Order No. 1-B is amended in any respect, all of the provisions of that order, as amended, shall likewise, with out other action, be a part of this order.
All persons subject to this adopting order are also subject to, and should read and be familiar with, the provisions of Basic Order No. 1-B.
Sec. 4. Maximum prices, a i The maximum prices for the specified reroofing material on an installed basis shall be as follows:
T able I
Per sq.

12 in. 3 in line asphalt strip shingles, 210 lbs. per square_____ $10.85
11 % in. hexagon asphalt strip shingles, 167 lbs. per square______
9.28
Roll roofing, mineral surface, 90 lbs.
per square_______________________
5. 75

ii The above maximum prices in clude related materials and services as defined in section 11 of Basic Order No.
1-B.
iii When any of the above roofing materials are installed on residential structures beyond the limits of the county wherein the sellers place of business is located, said seller may charge not more than one dollar $1.00 per square in addition to the maximum price set forth in table I, above.
iv When any of the above roofing materials are installed over a tin roof,
an extra charge not exceeding two dol lars $2.00 per square may be added.
b i The maximum prices for the specified re-siding materials on an in stalled basis, shall be as follows:
T able II
Per sq.
Asbestos-cement siding, standard sur face hardness, standard colors, 12
in. x 24 in. or 12 in. x 27 in ______ $22.35
Insulated brick siding, 14% in. x 43%, 13% in. x 43% in., or 14 in x 43 in__ 24.45
Roll brick siding__________________ 15.21

ii The above prices include all re lated materials and services as defined in section 11 of Basic Order No. 1-B under Revised Maximum Price Regulation No.
251.
iii When any of the above siding ma terials are installed on residential struc tures beyond the limits of the county wherein the sellers place of business is located, said seller may charge not more than one dollar and a half $1.50 per square in addition to the maximum price set forth in table II, above.
Sec. 5. Effective date. This Order No.
G-53 shall become effective September 10, 1946.
Issued: August 27, 1946.
J . F. K essel , Regional Administrator.
Opinion Accompanying Order G-53 Un der Section 9 of Rev. MPR 251
The accompanying order establishes area-wide prices for sales of certain specified re-roofing and re-siding on an installed basis in the Somerset, Kentucky, Area. The order is issued under the provisions of section 9 of Revised Maxi mum Price Regulation No. 251 and adopts all the applicable provisions contained in Basic Order No. 1B under Revised Maxi mum Price Regulation No. 251. The opinion accompanying said Basic Order No. 1-B is hereby incorporated by ref erence into this opinion.
The defined area covered by the ac companying order includes the counties of Clay, Clinton,- Casey, Laurel, Rock castle, Lincoln, Russell, Wayne, Mc Creary, Pulaski, and Whitley in the State of Kentucky. The accompanying order supersedes the pricing provisions cur rently in effect for sales of the specified installed re-roofing and re-siding in this area.
This action has been discussed with members of the trade in the area at in formal meetings with representative dealers. Most of the dealers in attend ance agreed that prices established by the accompanying order are in line with those formerly prevailing under the freeze. All suggestions and recommen dations of the trade have been consid ered and have been incorporated into the accompanying order to the extent that these suggestions were consistent with the provisions of Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251 and the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942.
In the opinion of the Regional Ad ministrator, the provisions of the ac companying order are fair and equitable and will effectuate the purposes of the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, and of Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, as amended.
F. R. Doc. 46-18256; Filed, Oct. 9, 1946;
8:56 a. m.