[Product & Priorities, Supp. 8]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]
Supplement No. 8
May 1946
PRODUCTS PRIORITIES
Published monthly by the CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION (Formerly War Production Board) Washington, D C.
Contents
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VHP Regulations......................... 2
Priority Regulations*................... 2
“L” Orders (Limitation Orders)*....... 3
“M” Orders (Conservation Orders)*... 4
“S” Orders (Suspension Orders)*....... 6
*As of May 1946
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Valid Directives.......................... 6
"R” Orders (Rubber Orders)*............. 6
“U” Orders (Utility Orders)*....... ... 6
CPA and WPB Forms......................... 7
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 2 5, D. G Price 5 cents per copy
Veterans Emergency Housing Program—Reopening of CPA Field Offices (See inside cover for details)
REOPENING OF C. P. A. REGIONAL AND DISTRICT CONSTRUCTION OFFICES
The Veterans’ Housing Program Order No. 1 has been issued to save materials desperately needed for veterans’ housing and is based on a thorough study of the housing emergency and the present insufficiency of building materials. This action has been taken because only by prohibiting the starting of construction of less essential and deferrable building projects, can enough materials be found to provide shelter for the returning veterans and their families.
Therefore, it was necessary to open the C. P. A. Regional and District Construction Offices to oversee the activities in the construction field and to service requests for the necessary orders and forms. THESE CONSTRUCTION OFFICES WILL CONFINE THEIR ACTIVITIES TO CONSTRUCTION MATTERS ONLY.
Applicants, requiring authorization to construct for commercial and industrial establishments as outlined in the construction order VHP-1 may obtain the necessary form CPA-4423 and file application with their nearest C. P. A. Construction Field Office.
Applicants for housing and farm dwellings also outlined in the order should apply for the form CPA-4386 from the nearest Federal Housing Administration Office or the appropriate County Agricultural Conservation Committee, respectively. A complete fisting of the regulations and forms effective under the Veterans’ Emergency Housing Program is given on the inside back cover.
A directory of the C. P. A. Regional and District Construction Field Offices with the Regional Directors and District Managers is as follows:
DIRECTORY OF C. P. A. REGIONAL AND DISTRICT CONSTRUCTION OFFICES
State City Region Address Regional director R. D. or district manager, D. M.
Alabama Birmingham 4 Dixie Carlton Hotel, 3rd Ave. and 23rd St Paul P. Henderson, D. M.
Arizona Phoenix 8 108 Aluminum Plant Office Bldg Louis Myers, D. M.
Arkansas Little Rock 6 City Health Center.. Sam G. Davies, D. M.
California Los Angeles. 8 W. M. Garland Bldg., Room 703 Louis M. Dreves, R. D.
San Diego 8 355 Civic Center Irving Dix, D. M. John Young, D. M.
San Francisco 9 1355 Market St Edwin F. Halloran, R. D.
Colorado Denver 6 523 Continental Oil Bldg Edwin F. Halloran, D. M. Norman J. Catellan, D. M.
C nn n e c tient Hartford 1 115 Broad St Bruce Macmlllian, D. M.
Dp.lawarft Wilmington.. 2 Penn. Office Bldg., Room 301 R. W. Willis, D. M.
District of Columbia... Florida Washington 2 Room 2051, Social ¡Security Bldg .. Edward M. Synan, D. M.
Jacksonville 4 c/o P. B. A„ P. O. Box 4910 ' C. L. Ledford, D. M.
Miami 4 35 N. W. 2nd St Earl J. Robbins, D. M. P. Campbell Smith, D. M. John B. Reeves, R. D.
Tampa 4 311 Hinson Bldg
Georgia Atlanta 4 1608 Candler Bldg r—
TTnnnlijln Hawaii 2345 Kalakana Ave John B. Reeves, D. M. Fred R. Kingman. A. J. Wahl.
Idaho Boise 9 119 N. 8th St
Illinois Chicago 6 226 West Jackson Blvd W. Fred Stevens, D. M.
Springfield. 6 Old High School Bldg., 301 West Adams St Karl Diehl, D. M. Albert O. Evans, D. M.
Indiana __ Indianapolis 6 826 Circle Tower Bldg
Iowa Kansas Des Mnines ... 6 327 Liberty Bldg . _ _ H. O. Parsons, D. M.
Topeka 6 101-A City Auditorium Bldg, c/o Jonas Graber, FHA—— Alga Northern.
Kentucky Louisville 3 1223 Heyburn Bldg Henry Edson, D. M.
Eoniaians New Orleans 7 1412 Masonic Temple George A. Pettit, D. M.
Maine Bangor. 1 8 Harlow St .1 ... — Charles E. Walker, D. M.
Maryland Baltimore 2 1106 N. Charles St O. W. Carman, D. M.
M assaehn setts Boston 1 822-40 Broad St ... William P. Homans, R. D. & D. M.
Springfield 1 1597 Main St Phillip W. Simons. John D. McGillis.
Michigan Detroit 3 800 Blvd. Bldg
Grand Rapids 3 735 Keeler Bldg _ H. D. Rosenberg.
Minnesota _ Minneapolis— 10 Midland' Bank Bldg William L. Jensen, R. D.
M ississippi Jackson. 4 Clancy Bldg. A. G. McIntosh, D. M.
Missouri ... Kansas City 6 600 Mutual 131dg. Don Bingham, R. D.
St. Txìh is 6 410 Old Customs House . Robert B. Miller.
Montana Helena 9 P. O. Box 729 Jerome Locke, D. M.
Nebraska Omaha 6 Arthur Bldg., 2d FL, 210 South 18th St Frank Epperson, D. M.
Nevada Reno 9 1751 P. O. Box Edward S. Bender.
New Hampshire New Jersey» Manchester x 1 814 Elm St George C. Vaughan, D. M.
Camden 2 Post Office Frederick Cohen, D. M.
Newark 2 20 Washington Pl John A. McNulty.
New Mexico Albuquerque 7 City Hall’.. Mui ray H. Sprague, D. M.
New York. Albany 2 112 State St F. J. Holman, D. M.
Buffalo 2 1132 Rand Bldg Earl R. Mason, D. M.
New York City 2 43d floor, Empire State Bldg Ralph A. Parker, R. D.
North Carolina Greensboro 4 210 N. Green St W. Arthur Riehl, D. M. Chester O. Ensign, D. M.
North Dakota. — Fargo 10 210 Walker Bldg Charles W. Randall, D. M. J. Thomas Grace, D. M.
Ohio Cincinnati 3 9th and Sycamore ..
Cleveland 3 4th Floor, Union Commerce Bldg ___________ George A. Moore, R. D. Glen W. Thompson, D. M. Louis W. Gehring, D. M.
Columbus 3 1037 North High St
Toledo 3 312 Summit St. - Vernon H. Pfaender, D. M.
Oklahoma— Oklahoma City 7 215 Colcord Bldg, c/o FHA Merwin T. Buxton, D. M.
Tulsa 7 Citizens St. Bank Bldg Carl Stevens, D. M.
Oregon Portland 9 210 Central Bldg . Nelson English.
Pennsylvania - Philadelphia 2 Broad St. Station Bldg J. M. Leonard, D. M.
Pittsburgh 2 1810 First National Bank Bldg J. F. Stephens.
Puerto Rico San Juan Bldg. K, c/o OPA-PRRA Grounds Ramon Montauer.
Rhode Island Providence— — 1 75 Westminister James Q. Dolan, D. M. Albert H. Douglas, D. M.
South Carolina_______ Columbia 4 2065 Blossom St ..
South Dakota Sioux Falls 10 City Hall Bldg E. E. Seubert, D. M.
Tennessee Memphis. 4 677 Shrtna Bldg Leonard H. Dille, D. M.
Texas........ - - Dallas.................. 7 1221 Mercantile Bank Bldg . George L. Noble R. D.. D. M.
Houston 7 Electric Bldg , Room 1045 Edgar G. Goforth, D. M. Walter P. Camp, D. M.
Fort Worth 7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg ...
San Antonio 7 Transit Tower Bldg., Room 100 . George W. Chambers, D. M.
Utah Salt Lake City.. 8 310 Atlas Bldg Arnold M. Seiler, D. M.
Vermont Burlington 1 42 Central St Edward H. Sargent, D. M.
Virginia Richmond 4 615 Main St O. M. McCullough, D. M.
Washington Seattle. — 9 936 Henry Bldg Donald W. Carswell, D. M.
Spokane . 9 North 120 Wall“ St DeWitt Wallace, D. M.
West Virginia Charleston . 3 Chamber of Commerce __________________ Alex H. Cooper.
Wisconsin/ ..... Milwaukee 10 161 West Wisconsin Ave
Wyoming : Casper. 9 845 South Re^h St Bayard C. Wilson, D. M.
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REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE UNDER THE VETERANS EMERGENCY HOUSING PROGRAM
No. Issued Abstract or title No. Issued Abstract or title
VHP-1 Amd. 1 Dir. 1. Int. 1 3-26-46 4-12-46 5- 1-46 4-19-46 Forbids the beginning of construction and repair work on buildings and certain other structure without specific authorization. Certain additions to VHP-1. Reconstruction in Hawaii. Exempts from the order the application of waterproofing to a building by spraying or painting where no change in the bldg, is made. VHP-1 Int. 2_..__. Supp. 1—.. Int. 3 4-29-46 5--2-46 5- 7-46 Prohibited deliveries.' Lists specific items indicating whether or not they are fixtures and mechanical equipment under VHP-1. Portable and prefabricated structures.
VALID PRIORITIES REGULATIONS
TO ESTABLISH PROVISIONS AND DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO THE OPERATION OF THE PRIORITIES SYSTEM
No. Issued Par. or Abstract or title of paragraph or Section section
1 Amended.. (Incl. Ints. 1-19) Int. lb Int. 1c Int. le Int. 2 3-18-46 States the basic rules of the WPB which apply to all business transactions. 944.1 Purpose and scope; definitions— 944.2 Rules for acceptance and rejection of rated orders. 944.3 Report to War Production Board of improperly rejected orders. 944.4 Assignment of preference ratings. 944.4 a Cancellationofpreferenceratings. 944.5 Sequence of preference ratings. 944.6 Doubtful cases. 944.7 Sequence of filling rated orders. 944.8 Delivery or performance dates. 944.9 Report to War Production Board of Improper delay of orders. 944.10 Effect of other regulations and orders. 944.10 a Effect of revocation of orders and regulations. 944.11 Use or disposition of material acquired with priorities assistance. 944.12 Intra-company deliveries. 944.13 Scope of regulations and orders. 944.13 a Defense against claims for damages. 944.14 Inventory restrictions. 944.14 a Delivery for unlawful purposes prohibited. 944.15 Records. 944.16 Audit and inspection. 944.17 Reports. 944.18 Violations. . 944.19 Appeals for relief In exceptional cases. 944.20 Notification of customers. Types of existing contracts which must be deferred. Sequence of deliveries and production for rated orders. Army includes Panama Canal—Navyincludes Coast Guard. Regularly established prices and OPA ceiling prices.
Int. 3 Int. 4 Int. 6 3-18-44 3-18-44 Rejection of rated orders for failure to meet established prices and terms. Acceptance of rated orders for use of facilities by controUed materials producers.
7-24-43 Effect of assignment of a rated order or contract on sequence of delivery.
Int. 6 8-14-43 Microfilm records.
Int. 8 11-22-43 Effect of inventory and small order provisions on separate operating units of the same company.
Int.lO..... 9-21-44 Effect of cancellation of a purchase order on Directive requiring its immediate production.
Int. 11 Amd. 11-13-44 Acceptance of post-war orders.
Int. 12 11- 8-44 Date on which purchase order is received.
Int. 13 3-27-45 Applicability of orders and regulations to be used or second-hand materials and products.
Int. 14 4-16-45 Summary of WPB controls regarding idle or excess inventories.
Int. 16 5- 8-45 Applicability of priority rules to suppliers of complete products and parts for the complete products
Int. 19 1-17-46 Preservation of records after revocation of applicable orders.
Dlr. 1 Amd. 10-1-46 Changes made by customers in orders placed with manufacturers.
Dir. 2. 6-15-44 Transfer of title in financing rated orders.
Dir. 9 7-19-45 Use of ratings or authorizations for machine tools or other facilities when related military procurement programs of contracts are cancelled or cut back.
Dir. 11 9-18-45 Special rules for scheduling and placing rated orders, etc.
Dir. 12 10-30-45 Sale of ship supplies obtained by assigned ratings.
Dir. 13 1-21-46 Emergency suspension of outstanding ratings for iron and steel.
3 Amended.. (Incl. Ints. 1-15) 1-1146 Application and extension of preference ratings. a. Purpose of this regulation. b. Definitions. c. Use of ratings in general. d. When AA ratings may be extended for material. d-1. AAA, MM and CC ratings. e. Additional restrictions upon use of ratings for certain materials. !. Use of ratings for services. g. How to apply or extend a rating. h. Provisions applicable to extensions: deferment and grouping. Restrictions in other orders.
No. 3 Issued Par. or Abstract or title of paragraph or Section section
Dir. 7 Amd. (Cor. copy) Dir. 14 Dir. 15 10-1-45 10-1-45 4-22-46 Replacement of defective materials or materials lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed in transit. Use of ratings assigned by other Govt, agencies to private contractors for construction. Effect of CO ratings on producers of construction machinery.
5 Amended.. 8-23-43 Reproduction of orders, forms, and regulations.
Amended.. (Incl. Int. 1) 1-18-44 Certifications on purchase orders and other documents Standard certification. Waiving certifications. One-time certification. Signature of certification. Telegraph, telephone and verbal orders. Miscellaneous provisions. List A—Certifications for which standard certification may not be substituted. List B—Certifications which may not be waived. List C—Certifications instead of which one-time certification may be used.
7A Amended.. 10-8-45 Transfers or quotas, preference ratings; transfers of a business as a going concern.
8 Amended.. 11-16-45 Reports. a. Purpose of this regulation. b. What “Reports” are—difference from applications. c. Reports under Civilian Production Administration Orders and Regulations. d. Reports not specified in an Order or Regulation. e. Bureau of the Budget approval.
12 Amended.. 10-8-45 Reratings. a. Purpose of this regulation. b. How a rerating starts. c. Use of new rating where the original rating has not been used. d. Upward reratings. e. Downward reratings. 1. Rerating procedure. g. Partial reratings. h. Effect of rerating on sequence of filling rated orders.
Dir. 1 6-28-45 Rerating of 3rd quarter production schedules.
13 Amended. . (Incl. Dirs. 1-4) 1-7-46 Special sales. a. What this regulation does. b. Definitions.
Arndt. 1.... Dir. 3 Dir. 4 Dir. 5 Dir. 6. Dir. 7 10-25-45 5-16-45 8-29-45 12-12-45 12-29-45 1- 7-46 c. Sales not covered by this regulation. d. Most special sales may be made freely; general rules e. Use of material acquired with priorities assistance. 1. Sales through an agent. g. Materials or products on List A. h. Materials or products on List B (export). i. Sales as scrap of materials or products other than plant-generated scrap. j. Provisions relating to buyers. k. Records. 1. Revisions of Lists A and B. m. Letters and questions.. Removes restrictions on agave rope. Sales of surplus property to Government agencies and State or local governments. Inventory exemption for surplus materials for use in manufacture of civilian aircraft. Disposal of certain surplus nylon fabric for use as linings for low-cost wool items Disposal of certain rayon fabric now held by R. F. C. as surplus property for use as linings for men’s and boys’ low-cost wool items. Disposal of certain surplus building materials for the
Dir. 8 Dir. 9 Dir. 10 Dir. 11 Dir. 12 Amended Dir. 13 1-14-46 1-29-46 2-25-46 2-25-46 3-12-46 2-26-46 reconversion housing program. Disposal of certain rayon fabric now held by Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Special inventory restriction on buyers of selected steel products at special sales. Disposal of certain cotton fabric for use in Men’s and Boys’ low cost wool items. Disposal of certain cotton fabric for use in the manufacture of men’s and boys’ work clothing. Disposal of certain cotton fabric for use in the manufacture of washable service apparel. Disposal of certain fabric now held by W. A. C. as surplus property for processing in Puerto Rico.
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VALID PRIORITIES REGULATIONS—Continued
Na. Issued Par. or Abstract or title of paragraph or Section section No. Issued Par. or Abstract or title of paragraph or Section section
13 Dir. 14 3-12-46 Disposal of certain cotton fabric for use in the manufac- 32 Amended.. 1-22-46 g. Exceptions in general.
(amended) Dir. 15— - 3-21-46 tiire of rubber and canvas footwear. Sale of solder antimonial lead die metal, and battery Ints. 1-5 h. Receipts permitted after contract cancellations or cut backs.
Dir. 17 5- 1-46 lead scrap by War Assets Corporation. Effect of CC ratings on producers of construction machinery. i. Previous inventory authorizations. j. Separate inventories. k. Redistribution of excess inventories. 1. Violations. m. Revisions of Tables.
14 Amended— 5-2-44 References to Canadian Agencies and Controls.
16 Amended.. Dir. 1. 12-7-45 £-3-45 Procedure for appealing from Civilian Production Administration orders. Information for appellants concerning proceeding? Amdt. I... 1-89-46 n. Appeals letters and Questions. Certain additions and deletions to PR-32, as Amended 1-22-46.
before the Appeals Board. Amdt. 2-.. Dir. 1 Dir. 3. 2-28-46 Certain insertions in Table 1 to PR-32. Transfer of idle materials among war contractors. Additional exception from inventory restrictions for
17 Amended.. 10-8-45 Post exchanges and ship's service departments. 8-28-45 8-28-45
22 Amended.. 1-8-46 Deliveries into the Dominion of Canada. continuing receipts of special items after contract cut backs. Exemption and limitation of delivery of used tin cans. Adjustment of orders, receipts and deliveries in case of work stoppages. Restricts deliveries ot newsprint to all persons based upon their inventory. Forty-five day inventory on steel and iron modifies temporarily the inventory limitations of PR-32. Special inventory restrictions for manufacturers of certain apparel.
23 Amended.. 10-8-45 Experimental models. a. Background and purpose of this regulation. b. Meaning of the term “experimental models.” c. Effect of other orders and regulations. d. Deleted May 9,1945. e. Limitations on making models. f. Illustrations. f. How to get priorities assistance for materials for experimental models. Dir. 5 Dir. 6**.-.. as amended Dir. 7 as amended Dir. 8 Dir. 9 10-24-45 3-12-46 3-1-46 2-1-46 5- 3-46
28 Amended. 3-18-46 Restricted priorities assistance for non-military
Schedule 1. Schedule 1. Arndt. 1. Schedule 1. Amdt. 2. Dir. 6 Dir. 13 5- 3-46 4-24-46 5- 1-46 12-12-45 3-22-46 purposes. a. What this regulation does. b. Other procedures for assigning ratings replaced. c. Applications. d. When the WPB may assign a WPB rating. e. Special consideration will be given to the need s of small business. f. CC ratings for export. Table—lists certain critical products. Adds to table of critical products. Amends certain parts of Schedule 1. Special Provisions for the assignment of CC ratings for distribution of trucks. Assignment of CC ratings for cadmium. 33 Amended. _ Sch. A amende! Dir. 1 as amended Dir. 1A._. amended 1-11-46 5- -46 5 846 5- 1-46 Sets up the reconversion housing program of CPA It assists private builders, educational institutes and others to build moderate cost housing accommodations to which World War II veterans will be given HH preference rating for certain building materials for the construction. Lists materials to be used by builders obtaining priorities assistance under PR 33. Provides that sawmills shall produce a percentage of their total production for certified orders from distributors, millwork manufacturers, hardwood flooring manufacturers and housing contractors. Provides that the manufacturers of softwood plywood shall produce and reserve a percentage of their total production in construction and door panel grades for certified orders from prefabricators, distributors, stock cabinet manufacturers, stock door manufacturers and housing contractors- Use of HH ratings for bathtubs for use in the recon-
PR-28A 1-29-46 Special provision for the assignment of CC ratings for cotton, synthetic and wool fabric and yarns. 1-18-46
31 Amended.. 10-1-45 Blanket revocation of certain WPB orders. Dir. 3. 1-18-46 version housing program. Use of HH ratings for cast iron radiation for use m
a. Revocation of orders. b. Effect of revocation of orders. 1-18-46 the reconversion housing program. Use ofHH ratings for cast iron soil pipe for use in the
Amdt. 1 Arndt. 2 10-3-45 10-22-45 Blanket revocation of Order L-274, effective 10-3-45. Blanket revocation of Order P-98-b, effective 9-30-45. 4-29-46 reco nversion housing program. Use of HH ratings for gypsum board and gypsum
Direction 1 to P-98-b, effective 10-15-45. M-201, effective 10-22-45. Dir. 6 1-21-46 lath in the reconversion housing program. Use of HH ratings for common and face brick and
Amdt. 3 Amdt. 4 10-31-45 11-15-45 Blanket revocation of Order L-286, effective 10-31-45. Sch. 72 to M-300, effective 10-31-45. Blanket revocation of Order L-228, effective 11-15-45. Dir. 7 1-21-46 common face structural tile in the reconversion housing program. Use of HH ratings for concrete blocks in the recon-
version housing program. Explains how manufacturers of prefabricated houses, sections or panels may get HH ratings for certain materials to be used in the manufacture and erection of prefabricated housing under the R. H. P. List of materials and directions to be used by prefabri-eators under Direction 8 to PR-33. Use of HH ratings for bldg, board in the V. H. P.
32 Amended.. 5-8-46 Rules on inventories. a. What this regulation does. b. Restrictions on delivery. c. Restrictions on receipts. d. Restriction on ordering more than is needed. e. Adjusting outstanding orders when rate of operation changes. f. Restriction on processing. Dir. 8 . amended. Dir. 8 List 1 amended. Dir. 10 5- 8-46 5- 7-46 5- 7-46
L-63—103
VALID LIMITATION ORDERS ("L” SERIES)
The following information is for identification only. Consult the actual order for official phraseology
Order No. Additions— Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract of priorities action Related CPA or WPB . forms Direct Inquiries t Division; Person; Ext.
Amended Amended (Incl. Schs. 3-12-46 10-30-45 Suppliers inventories.. Apparel for feminine wear Establishes procedure for requesting exemption from the order; eliminates repair parts for commercial refrigerating equipment and surplus goods. Revises title; prohibits processing except in conformity with schedules or under specified exceptions.
L-63. 1.-85 Dean O. Gallagher Tex., Clo. and Lea. 3211
Joseph Silverman 73131
1.-99 1-5) Amended..... 5- 1-46 12-7-45 6-10-44 11 18-44 Operation of looms for cotton broad woven fabric production. Operation of looms for cotton broad woven fabric production. Glass container and closure simplification. Restricts operations of looms to specified percentages and constructions with effective dates of such restrictions, subject to specified exceptions. Deletes certain words in par. (e) (1)-- 658A,B,C_ Tex. Clo. and Lea. DeF. Anthony 5633
L-I93... Amended Provides for issuance of schedules establishing simplified practices to which containers must conform; freezes all glass container designs as of 5-11-42, with specified exceptions. Permits additional container—“Round food line bottle” Containers.
Rose Swarts 5302
1 12-45 Adds “syrup jar” together with specifications
7-14-45 Clarifies'effect of PR-23 on manufacture of experimental models for
Sch. A And.. Seb. B Amd.. Sch. C Amd_. 6-10-44 0*7-45 Glass containers for distilled spirits. Glass containers for malt beverages. Glass containers for certain food products. Glass containers for wines. Glass containers for protective coatings. non-standard glass containers. Establishes simplified practices for glass containers of distilled spirits.
Establishes simplified practice for glass containers for malt beverages. Prohibits use for packing for sale of specified products except in standard containers, subject to certain exceptions.
1-12-45
Sch. D Amd.. Sch. E Amd.. 9-20-43 Establishes simplified practices for glass containers for wines
11-20-43 Places specified restrictions on use and manufacture of glass containers for protective coating.
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L-116-355
VALID LIMITATION ORDERS ("L” SERIES)—Continued
Order No. Additions— Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract of priorities action ■ Related CPA or WPB forms Direct Inquiries to— Division; Person; Ext
L-116-—. Amended 10-30-45 Feminine lingerie and certain other garments. Feminine lounging wear and certain other garments. Men's work clothing.. To conserve supply of wool, silk, rayon, cotton, linen ana other materials; restricts designs and dimensions of garments. Restricts quantities of materials used in production; defines maTtmum permissible sizes; establishes standard of design. Limits production of men’s work clothing and specifies restrictions tn styling and construction; permits use of short lengths and seconds in making pockets or waistbands for work clothing; exempts blanket lining of reused wool from restriction; exempts bar tacks from restriotion when needed for belt loops. Limits receipts by merchants with specihea net sales and inventories.. Exclusion of certain items Tex., Clo. and Lea.
L-H8-— Amended 10-30-45 T. G. Maynard 72304 Tex., Clo.and Lea.
L-181..„ Amended 8-23-44 T. G. Maynard 3625 Tex., Clo. and Lea.
L-219..._ Amended..... Dir. 1 1-29-46 1-29-46 Consumers’ goods inventories. 1620, 1621, 1622,1962. C. H. Luedeman 73071 Wholesale and Retail. F. S. Harris 73060
L-224—. Amended 10-14-44 Clothing for men and Prohibitsuuse of cloth in manufacture of trousers and vests; specified exemptions provided. Limits production for export and on export to authorized quotas; provides for adjustment of quotas and quotas for new exporters. Restricts the use of both importe'd and domestic cane alcohol for defense, for private account and for export. Restricts production of products containing lead chemicals Tex. Clo. and Lea.
L-352—. 9-19-45 boys. Export of automobiles and trucks. Cane alcohol 4300,4341.. A. P. Aaronson 71460 Automotive
L-353-—. 2-21-46 John E. Graham 73582 R. H. Fussell 72130 Chemicals.
lr-354- Amended 4-23-46 Lead chemicals F. Bennett. 3123 Chemicals.
L-355 Amended 5-2-46 Ethyl fluid Restricts the use and delivery of ethyl fluid— Wells Martin 2497 Chemicals,,
Dr. Perlow 72580
VALID CONSERVATION ORDERS (“M” SERIES)
M-21—300
REGULATING THE USE OF CRITICAL MATERIALS
The following information is for identification only. Consult the actual order for official phraseology
Order No. Additions-Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract for priorities action Related CPA or WPB forms Direct Inquiries to— Division; Person; Ext.
M-21.... M-38.... Amended Dir. 9 Dir. 10.. ...... Dir. 11.. Amended 8-24-45 3-1-46 3-1-46 3-14-46 12-19-45 Iron and steel Special restrictions on production and delivery of tin mill products. Use of symbol OXS on certain export orders for selected steel products. Use of symbol TFS on certain selected orders for steel sheets. Lead Establishes specifications for deliveries of iron products, steel forging and other steel products; explains identification of purchase orders. Requires producers of tin mill products to concentrate on production of tin mill products suitable for use in making cans and closures. Explains how certain exporters that use the symbol CXS on certain export orders for selected steel products should furnish required information to steel producers. Explains how certain steel distributors that use the symbol TFS on purchase orders for steel sheets should furnish required information to steel producers. Controls inventory, use, sales and delivery; regulates supply through Metals Reserve; permits issuance of directions; requires reporting. 95 Steel. C. Halcomb 2573 ■ Tin, Lead and Zinc. Louis S. Loeb 4661
M-43 Amend. 1 Amended Dir. 1 Amd... Dir. 2 Amd... 4-30-46 12-29-45 12-17-45 12-17-45 Tin Amends certain parts of order • Prohibits use in manufacture of List A and B articles; restricts Use in Schedules; restricts d eliveries; allocates pig tin. Cancellations of authorizations issued before 9-1-44... Limitation on accepting and filling orders by producers ofsolder, babbitt, copper base alloy controlled materials, copper base alloy ingot and other alloys containing tin and on inventoriesofusersof solder, etc. 412 Tin, Lead and Zinc. A. R. Maupin 71257
M-47 —. Dir. 3 Amd... Amended 12-17-45 3-26-46 Allocation of pig tin... Burlap and other jute Specifies procedure for use of pig tin in milk containers Restricts sale and delivery; establishes quota and allocation procedure 4388....... Tex., Clo. and Lea.
M-54 M-63... /mended Amended (Ind. Tnts. 1- 3). Amended..... Amended Amended Amended Amended 1-7-46 3-1-46 goods. Molasses.. Imports of strategic materials. for bag manufacturers: restricts burlap’for purposes other than manufacture of bags. Restricts delivery, use, and consumption... Restricts importation of materials on Lists A and B ... 1040,1041.. F. F. Kidd 5100 Chemicals. F. Bennett 3123 Imports. T. E. Vettel 75756
M-81.... M-84—. M-85—. M-112.. M-131.. 4-23-46 3-22-46 11-13-45 5-12-45 9-5-45 Cans Manila (abaca) and agave fiber and cordage. Kapok... Antimony..... Cinchona bark and Restricts purchase, acceptance, use, repacking, manufacture, sale, inventory, and delivery, subject to specified exceptions; establishes certification procedure for use. Restricts sale, delivery and processing; controls allocation of non-mili-tary manila fiber and yarn; restricts inventory and use of damaged material; places imports under M-63. Restricts sale, delivery and use to military uses Establishes allocation control, subject to specified exemptions; prohibits use in certain products. Establishes allocation control, subject to specified exceptions, and 2707 2901 2931 •2945, 2946.. Tin, Lead and Zinc. R. J. Small 2695 J. Kelly Wright Re. 4142 Ex. 6384 Tex., Clo. and Lea. F. F. Kidd 5100 Tex.. Clo. and Lea. T. C. Maynard 72304 Tin, Lead and Zinc. Louis S. Loeb 4661 Chemicals.
cinchona alkaloids. certification procedure. H. W. Heins 73425
M-217„. Amended 1-10-46 Footwear. ......... Curtails use of materials and colors in manufacture, restricts styling, tanning, and dyeing, sales and deliveries; establishes general exceptions. Restricts manufacture, use, sale, delivery, inventory and disposition of Tex. Clo. and Lea. J. W. Lake 72513
M-221.. Amended 10-22-45 Textile bags Tex. Clo. and Lea.
M-277_. M-285.. Amended Amended 7-31-44 3-1-45 Vegetable tanning materials. Uranium.... new and used bags: establishes certification procedure. Restricts use oi vegetable tanning materials toessential purposes........ Restricts sale, delivery, purchase and receipt for specified uses; restricts 3356 3909. 3910. DeF. Anthony 5633 Tex. Clo. and Lea. L. B. Jackson 5742 Miscellaneous Minerals.
purchases and sale? of more than 10 lbs. unless authorized effective 9-1-44. Regulates placing, acceptance of orders; restricts production and de* J. E. Steinhauer 2260
M-293.. Amended 7-5-45 Scheduled products... 1801, 3000, Prod. Scheduling.
M-300.. Direction 4.... Amended 8-27-45 6-4-45 Chemicals and allied livery; requires filing of specified forms to carry out program. Revocation of tables and directions and unfreezing of schedules Establishes allocation control of materials in Appendices A, B, and C; 30Ó3. 2945, 2946, Chemicals.
products. establishes certification procedure, small order exemption; provides for disposition of existing stocks; territorial and import-exports; duration of authorizations. 2947, 3442. Laurence Brown 4345
Int. I.. Appendices 8-1-45 5-5-45 Chemicals and allied Explains shipment on consignment - Lists chemicals under order, together with related reporting and appli-
A. B. C. Amd. (Cor. copy) products. cation data.
M-300—375
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Order No. Additions— Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract of priorities action Related CPA or WPB forms Direct Inquiries to— Division; Person; Ext
M-300— Con. M-310-. M-316— M-317_ M-317-a M-317-C. M-318— M-325-. M-328— M-328-b M-333... M-375-. Dir. 1 Amd—. Dir. 2 Amd... Direction 3 Direction 5 Sch.118. Amended (Incl. Int. 1,2) Amended Dir. 22 Amended Incl. Ints. 1-2 Amended Amended (Ind. int. 1) Direction 3.... Direction 12 Amended. Dir. 18 Amd— Direction 25 Direction 26 Direction 27 Direction 28... As Amd. Direction 29 Dir. 30 Dir. 31.. Amended Int. 1 As Amd. Sch. C Amd.. Direction 10 Sch. F Amd.. Sch. J Amd... Sch. K Amd.. Dir. 9 Direction 11 Amended Amended 5-29-45 5-29-45 8-21-45 12-14-45 12-29-45 2-14-46 4-30-43 11-20-45 2-8-46 4-26-46 4-23-46 5-1-43 10-12-45 11-30-45 11-25—44 1-15-46 9-11-45 9-11-45 9-21-45 9-21-45 1-7-46 12-4-45 2-26-46 2-26-46 1-3-46 1-7-46 2-1-46 3-6-46 1-3-46 1-18-46 1-29-46 2-28-46 3-12-46 10-30-45 10-5-45 Applicability of M-300 to other orders. Special groups of protective coating end uses. Release of chemicals not needed for allocated uses. Government held stocks of Ethyl Alcohol. Penicillin... Hides, skins and leather. Bituminous coal Cotton textile distribution and sale, yarn production. Tobacco and cheese cloth for tobacco growing areas. Cotton fabric preference ratings and restrictions. Cotton sale yarn production and distribution. Anthracite coal Tinplate scrap Provisions applicable to textiles, clothing, leather, related products. Production of laundry nets. Production of work glove jersey knitted fabrics. Increased production of certain men’s wear rayon lining fabrics. Cotton and rayon fabrics for processing in Puerto Rico, first and second calendar quarters, 1946. Special programs— textile, clothing and related products. Acceptance and filling of rates orders, and completion and deliveries of apparel. Cotton fabrics for civilian apparel items. Use of CC ratings in first quarter of 1946 under Schedule C. Special program for work gloves. Rayon civilian items.. Wool civilian items Use of CC ratings in first quarter of 1946 under schedules J and K. . Use of M-328B CC ratings for second quarter 1946. Tapioca flour Work gloves States that applications on WPB-2945, 2946, 2947 which are addressed to Washington are subject to small order exports clause of M-300. Establishes standard groups to supersede reference to WPBI-1943, revoked. Explains procedure for release of chemicals not needed for allocated uses. Controls the disposition of government held stocks to be used for essential uses to supplement the current commercial supplies. Penicillin is subject to the provisions of M-300 as an Appendix B material. Initial allocation date is Jan. 1, 1946. Restricts processing, sale, delivery, acceptance, cutting, use, and incorporation in products of untanned cattlehides, calf and kip skins; cattlehides, calf and kip skins and leather therefrom; sole leather and cut stock; horsehides; shearlings; goatskins, cabrettas; and deerskins; explains effect on prior orders; establishes reporting procedure. Prohibits receipt from railroad except to extent it is needed for 10 days’ supply; anyone needing coal for not more than 10 days’ supply may receive from railroad even though not the consignee. Requires compulsory use of ratings assigned in Schedules or by CPA-2842 for purchase and delivery; controls application or extension of ratings and establishes certification procedure; establishes obligations in respect of rated orders; restricts inventory and exports; supersedes M-134 and schedule 2, M-207 and schedules, L-99-a. Furnishes approximately 50,000,000 yards of tobacco and cheese cloth to the areas where it is needed. Incorporated ratings and distribution schedules which apply to cotton fabrics. States special rules for production and distribution of cotton sale yarn- Prohibits receipt from railroad except to extent needed for 5 days’ supply; anyone needing coal for not more than 5 days’ supply may receive from railroad even though not the consignee. Establishes delivery and acceptance restrictions on tinned scrap, used cans of terne plate. tin plate clippings, flat tinned scrap, used tin cans, tinned wire; restricts sales; establishes procedure for collection, segregation, and disposal. Establishes restrictions on preference ratings extended or applied for specified textiles, clothing, leather, etc.; specifies notation for purchase orders bearing preference ratings. Requires manufacturers to maintain production equal to that during 1st quarter of 1944. Requires manufacturers to produce fabrics in a poundage basis not less than the highest produced in any quarter of ’43 or ’44; provides for obtaining yarns; restricts sale and delivery of fabrics for specific use; effective 4-1-45. Limited application of PR-29 and MM ratings to textiles and related items. Revokes various unpublished directions to individual persons Restricts acceptance of rated orders for cotton or synthetic piece goods if in violation of MPR 127 of OPA, notwithstanding provisions of PR-1. Explains sequence of filling rated export orders, notwithstanding provisions of PR-1. Sales, delivery, and use of certain rayon fabrics as linings in men’s and boys’ clothing. Use or disposition of material acquired with priorities assistance or subject to set-asides under orders in M-328B and M-388 series. Explains how any producers of such fabrics may apply for approval by the C. P. A. of proposed increases in their production. Provides priorities assistance for the procurement, during the 1st and 2nd quarters of 1946, for certain types of cotton and rayon fabrics that are urgently needed for this purpose. Permits CPA to assign ratings, make allocations or issue specific directions to carry out special approved programs for distribution of items under Schedules; establishes rules applicable to thegranting cl assistance and setsup application procedure; requires equitable distribution. Calls attention to certain rules concerning the acceptance and filling of rated orders, and their application to orders for textiles assigned CC preference ratings under M-328b. Provides priorities assistance for cotton fabrics for low-end civilian items for thet th quarter 1945; incorporates provisions in case of governmental cut-backs. of par. (c) (3) and par. (h). States the rules governing the yardage for which CC ratings may be used in the first quarter of 1946 under Schedule C of Order M-328B. States special rules for manufacturers to get AA-2X rating for fabric to make listed items. Provides priorities assistance to obtain fabrics during 4th quarter 1945 for low-end civilian apparel items Provides priorities assistance to obtain fabrics during 4th quarter 1945 for low-end civilian apparel items. States the rules governing the yardage for which CC ratings may be used in the 1st quarter of 1946 under Schedules J and K of order M-328B. Provides for the use of advance M-328B CC ratings for 2d quarter 1946 and for the carry-over of unused CC ratings into that quarter. Restricts deliveries, use, and inventories, subject to specified exceptions; effective 7-1-43. Establishes simplification standards effecting materials, style, type and construction, subject to specified exceptions or authorized exceptions. WPB-2947 1322, 1’23, 1325. 3507, 4404,4405. 658E; 2842. 658B, C__. CPA-658E 2842- 4394,4395- 2842 1420, 3732, 4351, 4380, 4381, 4382. 3732.7 WPB-3215 Tex. Clo. and Lea. L. B. Jackson 5742 Solid Fuels Adm. W. F. Hahman, RE 1820, Ext. 2716 Textile, Clothing and Leather. DeF. Anthony 5633 DeF. Anthony 5633 Tex., Clo. and Lea. 74148 Bruce Smoot Solid Fuels Adm. W. F. Hahman, RE 1820, * Ext. 2716 Tin, lead, zinc div. L. S. Loeb 4661 Tex. Clo. and Lea. H. Rose 3227 Tex., Clo. and Lea. T. W. Maynard 72304 Chemicals. E. Mullikin Tex.. Clo and Lea. I C. H. Luedeman 73071
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VALID CONSERVATION ORDERS (“M” SERIES)—Continued
Order Additions-Modifications Issued— Eflective Title Abstract of priorities action Related CPA or WPB forms Direct Inquiries to—• Division; Person; Ext.
M-387... M-390... M-391— Amended..... Amended..— 2-6-46 4-22-46 4-19-46 Rosin Hide Glue Stock Rayon fabrics From 2-28-45 to 3-31-45 limits user or Sch. A products to of quota and limits use during each successive quarter to established quotas; . provides for carry-over privileges and toll arrangements; restricts delivery and inventory of gum, wood rosin and intermediate products; establishes certification procedure. Restricts and lists types of hide glue stock for making gelatin Restricts the deliveries of rayon fabrics giving a precedence to rated CC orders. 4131 Chemicals. Wells Martin 2497 Tex., Col. and Lea. Maude Lessley 2465
To keep this index up to date, list above new orders as received
VALID RUBBER ORDERS (“R” SERIES)
R-l
The following information is for identification only. Consult the actual order for official phraseology
Order No. Additions— Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract of priorities action Related CPA or WPB forms Direct Inquiries to— Division; Person: Ext.
R-l Amend'ed. —. Inch App. I. (Cor. copy) Amend. 1 ... Appendix 2 Amended. Dir. 13 Cor. copy. 3-1-46 4-19-46 3-26-46. 4-22-46 Rubber, synthetic rubber and ■ products. Specifies restrictions on: 1. Consumption of rubber and general purpose synthetics, special purpose synthetics, finished, and semi-finished products, scrap rubber for production of reclaimed rubber, experimental use of rubber latex and synthetic rubber, quota restrictions by special directives, conversion to synthetic rubber. 2. Deliveries and acquisition; delivery of products or parts manufactured in violation of o rder. 3. Importation and end products. Specifies procedure for obtaining consumption authorization. Amends certain parts of order Establishes manufacturing regulations Permitted used for thin and thick pale crepe natural rubber 2242, 3410, 3438, 3662, 3682. Rubber Division Maurice Judd 71418 Thomas Parks 6790
VALID UTILITY ORDERS ("U” SERIES) U-2
The following information is for identification only. Consult the actual order for official phraseology
Order No. Additions— Modifications Issued— Effective Title Abstract of priorities action Related CPAor WPB forms Direct Inquiries to— Division: Person; Ext.
U-2 Amended 9-27-45 Communications Establishes standards and procedures of operation or telephone communication, telegraph and typewriter services. 2117 Communications B. 8. Frazier 5320
VALID SUSPENSION ORDERS (“S” SERIES) IN MARCH 1946
RESTRICTING A COMPANY FOR VIOLATION OF PROVISIONS OF PRIORITIES ORDERS
Violator Order No. Cited Under Issued Expires Violator Order No. Cited Under Issued Expires
Herman Romberg Mary Cheely 8-933 8-936 M-54 PR-3.. 4-23-46 4-26-46 — Rand and Rand—. Samuels Brothers S-935 S-934 PR-3. PR-3.... 4-23-46 4-22-46 —
VALID DIRECTIVES
DELEGATIONS OF AUTHORITY
Dir. No. Issued Abstract or title Dir. No. Issued Abstract or title
1 10-4-45 as amended.... Delegation of authority to the Office of Price Administration with respect to rationing. 33 39 10-2-45 as amended.... 10-10-45 as amended... Distribution of bituminous and petroleum coke. Priorities action by the Veterans’ Administration.
6 10 7-24-42 10-6-42 Contract provisions for weight determination. Bureau of Narcotics, Department of Treasury, authority over narcotic drugs. 41 4-17-46 as amended Preference rating authority of the Army and Navy Munitions Board and War Shipping Administration.
18 19 27 30 5-17-43 4-30-43... 8-28-45 as amended, inch ints. 1-2. 4-20-45 Delegation of Authority for süballocations. Bituminous coal in cars on track. Priorities actioii by Foreign Economic Administration. Regulation of Petroleum Industry and use of petro-. leum and its products delegated to Petroleum Administration for War. 42 3-27-46 amended Delegation to the National Housing Agency for HH ratings under the Reconversion Housing Program established by Priorities Regulation 33.
CPA-95—CPA-3410
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VALID “CPA” and “WPB” FORMS
DATA REQUESTS FOR USE IN CARRYING OUT PROVISIONS OF PRIORITIES ACTIONS—APPROVED BY BUREAU OF BUDGET
Form No. lesuedor Revised Approval expires Title Related Order No. Division File Date Copies
CPA-95. CPA-95A CPA-412 •CPA-541A.-. CPA-658A—— CPA-658B.... CPA-658C—- CPA-658E.... CPA-732 12-27-45 3-20-46 12-27-45 4-23-46 4-12-46 4-10-46 4-9-46 4-6-46 4-26-46 7-20-46 9-1-46 7-20-46 5-31-46 5-31-46 5-31-46 5-31-46 6-15-46 Lead : monthly report of inventory, consumption, and shipments, and application for allocation. Lead: monthly report of quantity used in the production of storage batteries and lead components of storage batteries. Tin: report of inventory, consumption, production, and requirements. Application for limited priorities assistance Cotton and rayon mill production shipments Schedule A: duck and tire fabrics. Cotton and rayon mill production and shipments Schedule B: carded gray goods, colored yarn and napped fabrics and specialties. Cotton and rayon mill production and shipments Schedule C: fine cotton and rayon fabrics, cotton nets and netting. Cotton and rayon mill production and shipments Schedule E: cotton yarns, cordage and twines- Report of operations due 5-15-46 M-38 M-38 M-43 Various... L-99, M-317. L-99, M-317. L-99, M-317 M-317 L-99 Tin, Lead and Zinc Tin, Lead and Zine Tin, Lead and Zinc Various Census Bureau Census Bureau Census Bureau— .... Census Bureau Census Bureau 20th of month. 10th of month. 20th of month. On application 1-16-46 1-16-46- 1-16-46 . 1-16-46 5-15-46 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CPA-890. CPA-892 CPA-983 CPA-1040 CPA-1041 WPB-1161.... CPA-1322.... CPA-1323.... CPA-1325.... CPA-1420. WPB-1477—. 12-17-45 12-17-45 2-7-46 1-3-46 12-12-45 6-23-45 2-14-46 2-14-46 2-14-46 4-3-46 3-27-44 5-15-46 5-14-46 7-20-46 6-30-46 7-10-46 7-10-46 7-10-46 5-15-46 Molasses: producer’s importer’s, or primary distributor’s quarterly report of shipments and inventory. Molasses: alcohol manufacturer’s monthly report of inventory and consumption. Cadmium: Producer’s or distributor’s monthly report of stocks/ production or receipts and shipments. Customs transaction certificate on imported strategic materials.. Application for authorization to contract or arrange for importation of strategic material. Application for authorization to make specific transactions in materials and products. Tanners’, processors’ or contractors’ application to purchase call and kip skins. Tanner’s, processor’s or contractor’s authorization to purchase hides or skins. Cattlehide: tanners’, processors’, or contractors’ application to purchase. Woven fabrics made on woolen and worsted looms, ielt and hat bodies. Request for relief (plus instructions) M-54 M-54 M-389 M-63 M-63 PR-13.... M-310 M-310-... M-310.... M-328b... Chemicals Division Chemicals Division Bureau of Mines._. Stockpiling and Transportation. Stockpiling and Transportation. Inventory Control Textile, Clothing and Leather. Textile, Clothing and Leather. Textile, Clothing and Leather. Census Bureau , Various 15th it month. 10th of month. 15th of month. As specified... On application. On application. 10th of month. As specified... 10th of month. 4-12-46 On appeal 1 1 2 2 2 6 I 2 2 2
WPB-1572-— CPA-1605A... CPA-1605B... CPA-1620 CPA-1621 CPA-1622 CPA-1632A... CPA-1632B... CPA-1768 CPA-1801.... WPB-1801... WPB-1801 CPA-1962 CPA-2117 CPA-2242.... 4-5-45 1-11-46 1-11-46 2-27-46 2-27-46 1-7-46 1-11-46 1-11-46 3-28-46 2-21-46 2-21-46 2-21-46 1-7-46 12-26-45 4-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-45 6-30-46 12-31-46 8-25-46 12-31-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 8-15-46 7-20-46 7-20-46 7-20-46 12-31-46 4-1-46 12-1-16 Information to be used in the revision or establishment of quotas for operating mines. Lumber: sawmill operator’s monthly report of production— Eastern United States. Lumber: sawmill operator’s monthly report of production— Western United States. Merchant’s base period record of inventories and sales beginning of 2d quarter,. 1946. Merchant’s report of inventories and sales beginning of 2d quarter, 1946. Work sheet for computing inventories of “consumers goods” Lumber. sawmill or concentration yard operator s monthly report of stocks on hand—Eastern United States. Lumber: sawmill operator’s quarterly report of stocks on hand-Western United States. Farm machinery and equipment: monthly report of production... Section 1: AU smaU electric motors and generators buflt In normal frame diameters for less than 1 HP open type at 1800 RPM. Manufacturer’s report of production, shipments, new orders, cancellations and orders on hand and estimated production as of the end of the month. (Plus instructions.) Section 2: AU integral HP electric motors rated 1 to 500 HP and generators rated .75 to 400 KW or KVA including Navy and Maritime shipboard types. Manufacturer’s report of shipments, new orders, canceUations, and orders on hand as of the end of the month. (Plus instructions.) Section 5: A11 electric motors over 500 HP and generators over 400 KW or KVA: manufacturer’s report of shipments, new orders, cancellations, and orders on hand as of the end of the month. (Plus instructions.) Merchants’ monthly report of merchandise receipts and sales Appeal from provisions of U-2 (to be filed by telephone operators). Request for relief L-219 L-219 L-219 M-293.... M-293.... M-293 L-219 U-2 — R-l Tin, Lead and Zinc Lumber, Lumber Products Lumber, Lumber Products... Wholesale & Retail . Wholesale, Retail Trade. ... Wholesale, Retail Trade Lumber, Lumber Products. Lumber, Lumber Products Farm Machinery and Equipment. General Industrial Equipment. General Industrial Equipment. General Industria) Equipment. Wholesale, Retail Trade Office of Operations Vice Chairman. Rubber Div On request Monthly...... Monthly...... As specified.. As specified.. Monthly...... Monthly 10th of month. 15th of month. 15th of month 15th of month 25th of month. On appeal On request.... 5-12-46 15th of month. Within 10 days. 4 I 1 2 2 1 1 1 3 3 3 1 2 4
CPA-2554.... CPA-2278 CPA-2644.... CPA-2842 3-26-46 1-24-46 12-18-45 1-24-46 6-30-46 7-20-46 2-28-46 Cotton and rayon woven goods finished: Quarterly report Bismuth: application for authorization to accept delivery and/or to use. Lumber: wholesale or retail dealer’s quarterly report of deUveries received and stocks on band. Textiles: AppUcation for Priorities Assistance PR-28a... Census Bureau Tin, Lead and Zinc ... Dept, of Agric Textiles Div 2 4 1 2
CPA-2901.... CPA-2919 CPA-2920.... CPA-2921.... CPA-2923 CPA-2931 WPB-2945.... CPA-2947.... WPB-3000... WPB-3003... 4-25-46 12-27-45 12-27-45 1-22-46 1-22-46 12-27-45 7-19-43 4-29-46 3-3-43 9-27-43 10-20-46 7-20-46 7-20-46 4-15-46 4-15-46 7-20-46 Processor’s monthly report of abaca and agave fibers, cordage, and twine. Consumption and stocks of scrap and secondary lead and tin Secondary lead ana antimonial lead in pig form : producers report on production, stocks, shipments. Natural corundum ore and primary grain: supplier’s monthly report and application for authorization to ship. Natural corundum primary grain: consumer’s monthly report of ■ stocks, receipts and consumption. Antimony: application and monthly report of inventory, consumption, production and r equirements. Chemical material: customer’s application for deliveries (Plus tables and continuation sheet). Chemicals: supplier’s schedule of deliveries Manufacturer’s monthly report of shipments, unfilled orders and schedule of shipments. Scheduled products . M-84 PR-32 PR-32 M-89 M-89. M-112 Various- Various— M-293... M-293 Textile Bureau of Mines Tin, Lead and Zinc.. Miscellaneous Minerals Miscellaneous Minerals....... Tin, Lead and Zinc Chemicals Chemicals War Production Scheduling 10th of month. 10th of month 10th of month. 5th of month.. 5th of month.. 20th of month. On application As specified As specified... 2 2 1 4 2 3 1 3
WPB-3215.... CPA-3356 CPA-3410.... 4-13-45 1-17-46 12-19-45 4-15-46 4 30-46 7-15-46 Tapioca: processors’ and distributors’ quarterly report of receipts. Chestnut extracts: supplier’s application to sell and deliver Rubber: report on stocks, receipts, production, consumption, and shipments. (Plus instructions.) M-333 M-277 R-l Chemicals Textile, Clothing and Leather. Rubber Bureau ,... As specified-.. 15th of month. 10th of month. 1 3 2
•Indicates form stocked in selected post offices (see back cover).
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CPA-3438—CPA-4428
VALID “CPA” AND “WPB” FORMS—Continued
Fonti No. Issued or Revised Approval expires Title Related Order No. Division File Date Copies
CPA-3438 WPB-3442.— CPA-3507. ... CPA-3657-A.. CPA-3657-B.. CPA-3662.... CPA-3682..... CPA-3732.... CPA-3732.7... CPA-3909 CPA-3910 WPB-3984. CPA-4131 CPA-4231 CPA-4284 CPA-4292 CPA-4300.... WPB-4320.... CPA-4338.... CPA-4341 CPA-4345.... CPA-4349.... CPA-4350 CPA-4351 CPA-4361.... CPA-4368 CPA-4370 CPA-4380.... CPA-4381.... CPA-4382.... ★ CPA-4386.... ★ CPA-4387.... CPA-4388.... CPA-4394.... CPA-4395.... CPA-4402 CPA-4402 Supl. I. CPA-4403.... CPA-4404 CPA-4405 CPA-4406 CPA-4412 CPA-4413 CPA-4414. ♦CPA-4415.... ♦ CPA-4418 CPA-4419. CPA-4421.... CPA-4422 ♦ CPA-4423.— ♦CPA-4425 CPA-4428 CPA-4435.... 3-14-46 3-31-44 2-1-46 1-11-46 1-11-46 1-2-46 1-2-46 4-1-46 4-3-46 1-22-46 1-22-46 9-25-45 11-16-45 2-21-46 4-22-46 12-30-45 1-2-46 7-30-45 1-17-46 1-3-46 12-26-45 10-30-45 3-21-46 2-1-46 12-26-45 3-19-46 12-13-45 4-26-46 4-26-46 4-26-46 4-10-46 1-3-46 1-25-46 4-17-46 2-6-46 2-20-46 4-12-46 2-19-46 2-14-46 2-15-46 2-27-46 3-13-46 3-14-46 3-14-46 5-2-46 3-20-46 3-13-46 3-25-46 3-22-46 3-26-46 4-3-46 4-15-46 5-3-46 9-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 6-15-46 6-15-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 7-25-46 7-25-46 8-15-46 6-30-46 9-25-46 6-30-46 4-30-46 3-31-46 6-30-46 4-30-46 7-15-46 2-28-46 6-15-46 , 6-30-46 7-15-46 6-15-46 3-15-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 7-15-46 7-20-46 4-20-46 7-10-46 7-20-46 7-10-46 7-20-46 3-30-46 7-31-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 6-30-46 9-30-46 6-30-46 9-30-46 9-30-46 5-31-46 5-31-46 5-31-46 9-30-46 Tires, tubes, camelback, and finished mill stock: manufacturer’s monthly report on production, shipments, and inventory. Report of disposition and stocks of material under allocation Notification of Allocation of hides, skins, and leather Lumber: sawmill operator’s report of production during the month and stocks on hand at the end of the month—Eastern United States. Lumber: sawmill operator’s report of production during the month and stocks on hand at the end of the month—Western United States. Natural and synthetic rubber: request for permission to consume.. Natural and synthetic rubber: request for permission to purcnase.. Application for priority assistance for production under M- 328B, 2nd quarter 1946 only. Instructions on use of WPB-3732 pursuant to M-328B, Schedule F: work gloves. Uranium, uranium compounds, alloys, and mixtures: application to purchase and allocation. Monthly report of uranium ores and residues and tailings Application for a non-necessity certificate..' Rosin : manufacturer’s quarterly report of consumption and stocks. Tires; manufacturer’s weekly cured production report Copper and copper-base alloy: Monthly reportof operations Monthly report on newsprint inventory under PR-32,DIR-7... Automobiles: monthly production, production shipment and production forecast. Application for MM rating percentage for use in purchasing production materials for delivery after December 31. 1945. Production materials and components: manulacturer’s inventory, anticipated usage, order position and indicated cancellation. Trucks: monthly production and production forecast Steel producer’s monthly report.....: Lumber and mid. products: consumer’s quarterly report of product shipments, lumber inventory, consumption and requirements. Special forecast of shipments and employment... Woven textiles; notice of inability to comply, etc Pig iron: production data Request for weekly cotton fabric production... Report of consumption of natural rubber latex Piece goods: Finish fabric supplier’s certification for purchase of fabric. Civilian apparel: Converter’s and jobber’s certification to supplier for fabrics for first quarter 1946 delivery to apparel manufacturers. Civilian apparel: Rating extension form for first quarter 1946 pursuant to order M-328-b. Application for preference rating reconversion housing program under PR-33 as amended. Supplemental application for preference rating reconversion housing program. Jute goods: Importer’s monthly report of purchases and shipments. Rayon twills and serges: weavers’ monthly production, deliveries, and inventories 88 to 140 sley. Rayon twills and serges: application to participate in rayon lining production program. Domestic pickled sheepskins or lambskins: tanner’s or converter’s authorization to purchase. Supplement to CPA-4402. ...... Foreign pickled sheepskins or lampskins or slats: authorization to withdraw from UI S. Customs. Pickled sheepskins and lambskins: tanner’s or converter’s application. Pickled sheepskins and lambskins: Report of base period wettings. Asbestos cement building materials manufacturer’s monthly report. Civilian apparel: Rating extension form for second quarter, 1946. Civilian apparel: Converter’s and jobber’s certification to supplier for fabrics for 2d quarter, 1946, delivery to apparel manufacturers. Piece goods: Fabric supplier’s certification for purchase of fabric for ultimate retail sale as over-the-counter piece goods. Prefabricator’s application for priority assistance—Reconversion Housing Program under PR-33—Dir. 8 2d quarter, 1946. Housing construction and hardwood flooring lumber: Producer’s monthly report of operations. Request letter for a base period consumption of rubber used in production of selected items. Softwood plywood: Distributors monthly report of receipts, sales and inventory. House door manufacturers and stock cabinet manufacturers monthly report of production, sales, shipments, and softwood plywood receipts. Application for authority to construct (nonhousing) including alterations and repairs to existing structures. Application by producer of critical product for urgency certificate to obtain surplus equipment from WAA. College textbooks; inventory and shipments CPA Production representative report, plumbing and heating products. R-l Various... M-310 L-335 L-335 R-l K-1 M-328 B-. M-328B... M-285 M-285 M-387 L-2-g L-352 M-21. M-328-b.. M-21 M-328-b.. M-328-b.. M-328-b.. M-47 Dir. 30 to M-328. Dir. 30 to M-328. M-310 M-310 M-310 Textile M-328B... M-328B... M-328B... P R - 3 3 Dir. 8. P R - 3 3 Dir. 1. P R - 3 3 Dir. 1A. P R - 3 3 Dir. 1A. P R - 13 Dir. 16 Rubber Division Chemicals ... Textile ... Lumber, Lumber Products... Lumber, Lumber Products Rubber Division Rubber Division Textiles , Textile, Clothing and Leather. Miscellaneous Minerals Miscellaneous Minerals..’. Office of Operations Vice Chairman. Chemicals Rubber Copper ................ Printing and Publishing Automotive Production Scheduling Compliance Automotive... .... Steel .... Industrial Statistics Textile, Clothing, and Leather. Steel.. .—. Textile.. Rubber Div . —. Textile, Clothing and Leather- Textile Textile Textile Textile Textile . Textile Textile Textile Textile ... M-310 Cork Asbestos and Fibrous Glass Branch. Textiles... Textiles Textiles Forest Products ..... Rubber Forest Product i Forest Product Industrial statistics Field oper ’. 20th or month. Monthly Monthly. 10th of month. 15tb of month. 4-23-46 4-23-46 20th of month. 10th of month. 20th of month. Weekly .. 10th of month. 3d of month.. 5th of month.. 8-15-45 On application Sth of month.. 10th of month. 10-15-45 4-15-46 10th of month. Weekly As specified... As specified... As specified... As specified'... As specified... As specified... 10th of month. 10th of month. 2-40-46 As specified... As specified... 10th of month. 2-21-46 10th of month. 4-1-46— 10th of month. As specified-.. As specified— 4-24-46 Daily .. 2 1 1 3 4 2 3 6 2 4 1 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 4 2 1 1 4 1 1 2
★Indicates form stocked in Federal Housing field offices and CPA field offices.
♦Indicates form stocked in CPA field offices or in Washington, CPA.
IMPORTANT
Veterans Emergency Housing Program
Priorities Regulation 33 was originally issued to promote the building of moderate cost housing accommodations to which World War II Veterans were to have preference. However, in order to carry out the Veterans Emergency Housing Program, it was necessary that certain restrictions on construction and repairs be maintained. Listed below are the regulations and forms effective under the Veterans Emergency Housing Program:
REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE UNDER THE VETERANS EMERGENCY HOUSING PROGRAM
VHP-1 3-26-46 Forbids the beginning of construction and repair work on buildings and certain other structures without specific authorization.
VHP-1 4-12-46 Certain additions to VHP-1.
Amd. 1
PR-33 4-12-46 Sets up the veterans emergency housing program of CPA. It assists private builders, educational insti-
Amended tutes and others to build moderate cost housing accommodations to which World War II veterans will be
given HH preference rating for certain building materials for the construction.
Dir. 1 3-211-46 Provides that sawmills shall produce a percentage of their total production for certified orders from dis-
Amended tributors, millwork manufacturers, hardwood flooring manufacturers and housing contractors.
Dir. 1A 3-29-46 Provides that the manufacturers of softwood plywood shall produce and reserve a percentage of their total Amended production in construction and door panel grades for certified orders from prefabricators, distributors,
stock cabinet manufacturers, stock door manufacturers and housing contractors.
Dir. 2 1-18-46 Use of HH ratings for bathtubs for use in the program.
Dir. 3 1-18-46 Use of HH ratings for cast iron radiation for use in the program.
Dir. 4 1-18-46 Use of HH ratings for cast iron soil pipe for use in the program.
Dir. 5 1-18-46 Use of HH ratings for gypsum board and gypsum lath in the program.
Dir. 6 1-21-46 Use of HH ratings for common and face brick and common face structural tile in the program.
Dir. 7 1-21-46 Use of HH ratings for concrete blocks in the program.
Dir. 8 5-8-46 Explains how manufacturers of prefabricated houses, sections or panels may get priorities assistance for
Amended certain materials to be used in the manufacture and erection of prefabricated housing under the Recon-
version Housing Program.
Dir. 8 3-29-46 List of materials to be used by prefabricators under Direction 8 to Priorities Regulation 33.
List 1
Amended
Directive 42 3-27-46 Delegation to the National Housing Agency for HH ratings under Veterans Emergency Housing Program Amended established by PR-33.
CPA FORMS EFFECTIVE UNDER THE VETERANS EMERGENCY HOUSING PROGRAM
CPA-4386 4-10-46 Application for residential construction under PR-33, amended.
CPA-4387 1-3-46 Supplemental application for preference rating reconversion housing program.
CPA-4415 5-2-46 Prefabricator’s application for priority assistance.
CPA-4423 3-26-46 Application for authority to construct (nonhousing) including alterations and repairs to existing structures.
Copies of VHP-1, and Amendment 1, Priorities Regulation 33, its directions, and the application forms CPA-4386, CPA-4386A, and CPA-4387 may be obtained from the following Federal Housing Administration field offices, Civilian Production Administration field offices, or from C. P. A., Rm. 1501, Social Security Building, Washington 25, D. C. Form CPA-4423 may be obtained only from C. P. A. field offices or from Washington C. P. A.
Alabama, Birmingham—24th Floor, Comer Bldg.
Arizona, Phoenix—140 South Central Ave.
Arkansas, Little Rock—Room 301, Old Post Office Bldg.
California:
Los Angeles—112 West 9th St.
San Diego—Broadway and 1st Ave.
San Francisco—315 Montgomery St.
Colorado, Denver—Room 210, Boston Bldg.
Connecticut, Hartford—125 Trumbul St.
Florida:
Jacksonville—6th Floor, Greenleaf Bldg.
Miami—Coral Gables City Hall.
Tampa—214 Stovall Professional Bldg.
Georgia, Atlanta—101 Marietta St. Bldg., 8th Floor.
Idaho, Boise—Room 420, 805 Idaho St.
Illinois:
Chicago—Room 506, Merchandise Mart.
Springfield—605 Illinois Bldg.
Indiana:
Gary—2d Floor, 541-545 Broadway.
Indianapolis—Guaranty Bldg., Monument Circle.
Iowa, Des Moines—Insurance Exchange Bldg.
Kansas, Topeka—National Bank of Topeka Bldg.
Kentucky, Louisville—American Life & Accident Insurance Bldg.
Louisiana, New Orleans—4th Floor, Richards Bldg.
Maine, Bangor—Exchange Bldg.
Maryland, Baltimore—915 Fidelity Bldg.
Massachusetts, Boston—5th Floor, 40 Broad St. Bldg.
Michigan, Detroit—3d Floor, Penobscot Bldg.
Minnesota, Minneapolis—New Post Office Bldg.
Mississippi, Jackson—Room 203A, Lamar Life Bldg.
Missouri:
Kansas City—12th Floor, Land Bank Bldg.
St. Louis—315 North 7th St.
Montana, Helena—Federal Bldg.
Nebraska, Omaha—1212 Woodmen of the World Bldg.
Nevada, Reno—Room 1-2-3, Lunsford Bldg.
New Hampshire, Manchester—Suite 1, 70 Market St.
New Jersey:
Camden—Room 218, Post Office Bldg.
New Jersey—Continued
Newark—1180 Raymond Blvd.
New Mexico, Albuquerque—401 North 2d St.
New York:
Albany—9th Floor, 100 State St.
Buffalo—430 Main Post Office Bldg.
New York—Room 2204, 2 Park Ave. Bldg.
North Carolina, Greensboro—Guilford Bldg., 11th Floor.
Ohio:
Cleveland—Room 4213, New Post Office Bldg.
Columbus—4th Floor, Old Post Office Bldg.
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City—2d Floor, Cotton Exchange Bldg.
Oregon, Portland—Room 520, Platt Bldg.
Pennsylvania:
Erie—New Federal Court House Bldg.
Philadelphia—4th Floor, Public Ledger Bldg.
Pittsburgh—25th Floor, Henry W. Oliver Bldg.
Rhode Island, Providence—Old Colony Bank Bldg.
South Carolina, Columbia—Federal Land Bank Bldg.
South Dakota, Sioux Falls—New City Hall, 3d Floor.
Tennessee, Memphis—210 Federal Bldg.
Texas:
Dallas—Room 215, Cotton Exchange Bldg.
Fort Worth—Rooms 906-913 Electric Bldg.
Houston—8th Floor, Rusk Bldg.
San Angelo—P. O. Box 1308.
San Antonio—5th Floor, Alamo National Bank Bldg.
Utah, Salt Lake City—109 West 2d St., South.
Vermont, Burlington—Parkhill Bldg.
Virginia:
Norfolk—Between City Hall Ave. and Plume St.
Richmond—1005 East Main St.
Roanoke—501 State and City Bldg.
Washington, Seattle—460 Dexter Horton Bldg.
Washington, D. C.—1021 14th St. NW.
West Virginia, Charleston—204 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Wisconsin, Milwaukee—4th Floor, Wisconsin Broadway Bldg.
Wyoming, Cheyenne—Post Office Bldg.
Alaska, Juneau—The Federal Bldg.
Hawaii, Honolulu—334 Federal Bldg.
Puerto Rico, San Juan—P. O. Box 3592.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CPA-541A APPLICATION FORMS
THESE FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN SMALLER WAR PLANT CORPORATION FIELD OFFICES AND SELECTED POST OFFICES
Priorities Regulation No. 28 was issued to afford bottleneck-breaking assistance to industry during this reconversion period. This regulation provides an application form, CPA-541 A, by which industry may seek assistance in the way of a preference rating. This application form CPA-541 A may now be obtained from any one of the following three sources:
1. Superintendent of Mails in selected Post Offices (see list below).
2. Smaller War Plant Corporation Field Offices.
3. Civilian Production Administration, Room 1501, Social Security Building, Washington 25, D. C.
4. Civilian Production Administration District Construction Offices.
CITIES WHERE POST OFFICES HAVE CPA-541A APPLICATION FORMS FOR DISTRIBUTION
Akron, Ohio. Evansville, Ind. Phoenix, Ariz.
Albany, N. Y. Fargo, N. Dak. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Fillmore, Calif. Pamona, Calif,
Allentown, Pa. Fort Wayne, Ind. Port Hueneme, Calif.
Athens, Ohio. Glendale, Calif. Portland, Maine.
Atlanta, Ga. Grand Rapids, Mich. Portland, Oreg.
Baldwin Park, Calif. Green Bay, Wis. Princeton, N. J.
Bangor, Maine. Greenville, S. C. Providence, R. I.
Baltimore, Md. Greenwich, Conn. Quincy, Ill.
Birmingham, Ala. Hafrisburg, Pa. Raleigh, N. C.
Bismarck, N. Dak. Hartford; Conn. Redondo Beach, Calif.
Boston, Mass. Helena, Mont. Reno, Nev.
Boulder, Colo. Honolulu, T. H. Richmond, Va.
Boise, Idaho. Houston, Tex. Roanoke, Va.
Bridgeport, Conn. Huntington, W. Va. Rochester, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Independence, Mo. Rockford, Ill.
Bryan, Ohio. Indianapolis, Ind. Sacramento, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y. Jackson, Miss. Saginaw, Mich.
Camden, N. J. Jacksonville, Fla. St. Louis, Mo.
Canton, Ohio. Johnstown, Pa. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Casper, Wyo. Juneau, Alaska. Santa Ana, Calif.
Charlestown, W. Va. Kansas City, Mo. San Antonio, Tex.
Charlotte, N. C. Knoxville, Tenn. Santa Barbara, Calif.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Lima, Ohio. Santa Monica, Calif.
Chicago, Ill. Little Rock, Ark. San Diego, Calif.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Los Angeles, Calif. San Francisco, Calif.
Cleveland, Ohio. Louisburg, Pa. San Juan, P. R.
Clarksburg, W. Va. Louisville, Ky. Scranton, Pa.
Colorado Springs, Colo. Macomb, Ill. Seattle, Wash.
Columbia, S. C. Madison, Wis. Sedalia, Mo.
Colorado Grand Junction. Manchester, N. H. Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Columbus, Ohio. Martins Ferry, Ohio. South Bend, Ind.
Conshohocken, Pa. Maryville, Mo. Sparta, Tenn.
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Memphis, Tenn. Spokane, Wash.
Dallas, Tex. Miami, Fla. Springfield, Mass.
Davenport, Iowa. Milwaukee, Wis. Syracuse, N. Y.
Dayton, Ohio. Minneapolis, Minn. Tampa, Fla.
Decatur, Ill. Montpelier, Vt. Toledo, Ohio.
Defiance, Ohio. Nashville, Tenn. Trenton, N. J.
Delano, Calif. Newark, N. J. Tulsa, Okla.
Denver, Colo. New Haven, Conn. Utica, N. Y.
Des Moines, Iowa. New Orleans, La. Virgin Islands. .
"Opfmit Mirh New York, N. Y. Washington, D. C.
JLzC VI AJA V. AVAAVAA. Norfolk, Va. Wenatchee, Wash.
Duluth, Minn. Oakland, Calif. Wichita, Kans.
Eau Claire, Wis. Oklahoma City, Okla. Wilmington, Del.
Elizabeth, N. J. Omaha, Nebr. Wilmington, Ohio.
Elmira, N. Y. Pennsacola, Fla. Wheeling, W. Va.
El Paso, Tex. Peoria, Ill. Worcester, Mass.
Erie, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Youngstown, Ohio.
Inquiries or requests concerning any other form, order, or regulation must be directed to the Civilian Production Administration, Room 1501, Social Security Building, Washington 25, D. C.
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