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F r id a y , F e b r u a r y 7, 1947

FEDERAL REGISTER

It appearing, that car L&M 1796, con section 13 2 of the Interstate Com taining steel at Chicago, 111., on The merce Act, an investigation be, and it is Alton Railroad Company Henry A. hereby, instituted by the Commission, Gardner, Trustee, has been on hand for upon its own motion, for the purpose of an unreasonable length of time and that determining whether 1 the rules, reg the delay in unloading.said car is im ulations, and practices with respect to peding its use; in the opinion of the the use, control, supply, movement, dis Commission an emergency exists requir tribution, exchange, interchange; arid ing immediate action, it is ordered, that: return of plain, ventilated, and automo a Steel at Chicago, III., he unloaded. bile box cars, refrigerator cars, stock The Alton -Railroad Company Henry cars, ordinary gondola, flat, and hopper A. Gardner, Trustee, its agents or em cars, including covered hopper cars but ployees, shall unload immediately car not including the distribution of coal L&M 1796, containing steel, now on hand cars at mines or related matters em at Chicago, 111., consigned Leo Aronson braced within section 1, paragraph 12
c/o Associated Shippers.
of the Interstate Commerce Act, or is b Demurrage. No common carrier sues involved in prior proceedings re by railroad subect to the Interstate Com specting distribution of coal cars at mercé Act shall charge or demand or mines used in freight service by com collect or receive any demurrage or stor mon carriers by railroad, are unreason age charges, for the detention under able or otherwise unlawful, whether such load of ny car specified in paragraph cars are being wastefully, uneconomia of this order, for the detention period cally, or inefficiently used, controlled, commencing at 7:00 a. m., February 5, supplied, moved, exchanged, inter 1947, and continuing until the actual un changed, and returned, and whether loading of said car is completed.
such cars are being unfairly or inequi Cc Provisions suspended. The opera tably distributed among shippers; 2
tion of any or all rules, regulations, or common carriers by railroad have been practices, insofar as they conflict with and are providing themselves with safe the provisions of this order, is hereby and adequate plain, ventilated, and au suspended.
tomobile box cars, refrigerator cars, d Notice and expiration. Said car stock cars, ordinary gondola, flat and rier shall notify V. C. Clinger."Director, hopper cars including coveredhopper Bureau of Service, Interstate Commerce cars for performing as Common carriers Commission, Washington, D. C., when their car service, with the view to the it has completed the unloading required making of findings and the entry of an by paragraph a hereof, and such no order or orders, under the authority of tice shall specify when, where, and by section 1 10, 11, 13, 14 a and whom such unloading was performed.
21, section 2, section 31, and section Upon receipt of that notice this order 15 1 of the Interstate Commerce Act shall expire.
49 U. S. Code, secs. 1-27, requiring 1
It is further ordered, that this order the establishment of such reasonable shall become effective immediately; that rules, regulations, and practices as may a copy of this order and direction be be necessary to correct any unreason served upon the Association of American ableness found to exist, and requiring the Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent removal of any other unlawfulness found of the railroads suscribing to the car to exist, with respect to said matters and service and per diem agreement under 2 all carriers or particular carriers to the terms of that agreement, and that provide themselves with safe and ade notice of this order be given to the gen quate freight cars as enumerated above eral public by depositing a copy in the for performing as common carriers their office of the Secretary of the Commis car service if it be found necessary in sion, at Washington, D. C., and by filing order to enable such carriers to furnish it with the Director, Division of the Fed safe and adequate car service.
eral Register.
It is further ordered, That all common 40 Stat. 101, sec. 402; 41 Stat. 476, sec. carriers by railroad subject to the Inter 4; 54 Stat. 901, 911; 49 U. S. C. 1 10- state Commerce Act be, and they are hereby made respondents to this pro 17, 15. 2
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ceeding; that a copy of this order be By the Commission, Division 3.
served upon each of said respondents and upon the Association of American seal w. P. B artel, Railroads, Car Service Division, and that Secretary.
notice of this proceeding be given to the P. R. Doc. 47-1147; Fed, Feb. 6, 1947;
general public by depositing a copy of 8:58 a. m.
this order in the Office of the Secretary of the Commission at Washington, D. C., and by publishing it in the F ederal N

No. 29669
Car S ervice-F reight Cars
At a general session of the Interstate Commerce Commission, held at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 3d day of February A. D. 1947.
The Commission having under con sideration certain matters respecting car service furnished by common car riers by railroad subject to the Inter state Commerce Act.
It is ordered, That, under the author ity of sections 1 11, 14 a, 21 and
R egister.

OFFICE OF TEMPORARY
CONTROLS
Civilian Production Administration C-474J
H enry A. K opf CONSENT ORDER

Henry A. Kopf, of 4450 Mission Street, San Francisco, California, is acting as the Trustee for the owner of the premises at 15 W. Portal Ave, San Francisco, Cali fornia. Mr. Kopf is engaged in altering the structure consisting of two residential flats to a structure consisting of four Medical Dental offices, at an estimated cost of $10,000, or $9,800.00 in excess of the small job allowance provided for by Supplement 3 to VHP-1, as amended Oc tober 7,1946. This construction is in vio lation of paragraph c 1 of Order VHP-1, as amended October 7,1946.
Mr. Kopf does not desire to contest the charge made, and has consented to the issuance of this order.
Wherefore, upon the agreement and consent of Henry A. Kopf, the Regional Compliance Director, and the Regional Attorney, and upon the approval of the Compliance Commissioner, It is hereby ordered, T hat:a Neither Henry A. Kopf, his suc cessors or assigns, nor any other person acting in his behalf, shall do any further construction on the premises located at 15 W. Portal Avenue, San Francisco, California.
b Nothing contained in this order shall be construed as preventing the processing on its merits of any applica tion for permission to complete the con struction on the aforesaid premises, that may be filed with the Civilian Production Administration.
Cc Nothing contained in this order shall be deemed to relieve Henry A. Kopf, his successors or assigns, from, any re striction, prohibitin or provision con tained in any other order or regulation of the Civilian Production Administra tion, except insofar as the same may be inconsistent with the provisions hereof.
Issued this 5th day of February 1947.
Civilian P roduction Administration, By J. J oseph W helan,
Recording Secretary.

F. R. Doc. 47-1209; Filed, Feb. 5, 1947;
4:26 p. m.

C-475
R oy B rousseau CONSENT ORDER

And it is further ordered, That this proceeding be, and it is hereby, assigned for hearing at the offices of the Inter state Commerce Commission, Washing ton, D. C., before Examiner Claude A.
Rice, March 18, 1947, at 9:30 a. m.
United States standard time.
By the Commission.
seal
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w . P. B artel,
Secretary.

P. R. Doc. 47-1148; Piled, Feb. 6, 1947;
8:58 a. m.

Roy Brousseau, of 59 Meadowbrook Drive, San Francisco, California, is the duly authorized Agent and Supervising Architect on certain construction being carried on at 15 W. Portal Ave., San Francisco, California. The said con struction consists of converting two resi dential flats into four Medical Dental Offices, located at the above address, at an approximate cost of $10,000, in excess of the small job exemption of $200.00
provided by Supplement 3 to the Order VHP-1, as amended October 7. 1946, and