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tng to the Academy on and after June 1, 1946. (c) Effective for all cadet-nndatnpmen who reported to cadet schools on and after September I, 1945, and while attached to the cadet schools and academy, towels shall be furmshed by and laundered at the e~pense of cadet-nnd~npmen. Bed linen, spreads, pillow cases, blankets, pillows and mattresses shall be msued to all cadet-m~dslnpmen on custody receipt while attached to Cadet Schools and the Academy, but the expense of laundering, cleamng and fumigation shall be borne_by the cadetmldslnpmen. 15. Section 310.69 ReszgnaHo~ an~ d~ssa/s is amended as follows: Subparagraphs (2) and (3) of paragraph (a)~are stricken out and the following inserted m lieu thereof: (2) If attached to a cadet school or the Academy, to the superintendents of those units. The follounng subparagraph is added to paragraph (b) (5) A eadet~mldstnpman may be dismissed or requested to resign for academic defloencms or disciplinary reasons. Paragraph (e) m amended to read: (e) Recommendations of a responsible officer of the Cadet Corps for the dismissal of a cadet-nndstnpman must be~upported by unammous vote of an aptitude board consmting of three or more Officers. The following paragraphs are added: (f) Cadet-nudstnpmen~ fourth, second and first classes, recommended for dismissal or requested remgnation shall be zestricted to cadet schools or academy in a no-pay status until action is taken by the supervisor with the approval of the assistant deputy admimstrator. (g) No person Who has resigned or has been dismissed will be reappointed without the approval of the assLstant deputy administrator upon recommendation of the supervisor. 16. Paragraph (a) of § 310.70 Graguallen; dfploma is amended by strll~ng out the words "Educational Unit" and* inserting m lieu thereof the words "Aeademm and Research Section" (E.O. 9083, 9054, 9193; 3 C~F/~. C~n. '" SUDP.)

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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, February 7, 1946
347, -348; 25 U~.C. see. 396e) it is hereby ordered as follows: I. The Superintendent of the Osage Indian Agency or such other officer m charge of the Agency acting m tns stead, may hereafter act in the following classes of matters, subject to n~ht~of appeal to the Secretary of the Inferrer as hereinafter provided: (a) Approve oil leases made by the Osage Tribal Council such authority to ¯ be exercised as to each lease sale only after approval by the Secretary of the ¯ Interior of the schedule of bids covering the particular sale. "(b) Approve assignments of Osage oil leases now or hereafter m force, bonds and other instruments required for leases or assignments thereof, and the acceptance of the voluntary surrender of leases. IL Any person aggrieved by any decmmn or order of the Superintendent approwng, disapproving, or rejecting any lease, assignment, bend, or voluntary surrender of a lease, may appeal to the Secretary of the Inferrer within 30 days from the d~te of such dee~smn or order. rw. This order shall become effective tlnrCy days after publication m the FEDERAL REGISTER.

Secretary o! the Interior 9:54 a. m.]

HAROLD L. ICEESs

iF. R. Doe. 46-2074; Flied, Feb. 6, 1946;

pllance Manager and the Regional Attorney and upon the approval of the Compliance Commissioner, I~ is herclJ21 ordereg, That: (a) Consumers Textile Manufaoturlng Company, Inc., shall not soil, dollvor, or USo the fl0,OO0 yards of osnaburg which it has in inventory o~copt In accordance with written instructions and authority from ills Civilian Production Admin~tration, (b) Consumers Textile Manufaottlrlng Company, Inc., shall promptly cor~ummato any salo or complcta any usa of the said osnaburg which may be authorized nnd approved by tho Civilian P~oductlon Admlnl~tratlon. (c) Consumers Textile Manufacturing Company, Inc., shall not soil, deliver, or tl~o the said osnaburg for any purpose whioh may be contrary to the provlalons of this order. (d) Nothing contained In this order shall ~ be deenled to relieve Consumers Textile ~{aU. ufacturlng Company, Xno., from any restriction, prohibltion, or provision contalnd in any other order or regulation of the Civilian Production Administration oxcopt hisoffl~ as the same may be inconsistent with the provisions hereof. (e) The restrictions and p~ohlbltions contained herein shall apply to Consumer9 Textile Manufacturing Company, Xuo. its SUe° ces~ors and assigns or persons aotin~ on i~ behalf. Prohibitions against the taking Of "any action include the taking ind~ectly ss well as directly of any such action, Issued this 5th day of February 194~,
CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION, By J, JOSEPH WIIELAN~

CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION. ic-424] CONSma~ZS TZXZ~Z M~C. CO., I~0.
CONSENT ORDER

Recording Secretary.

iF. R, Dec. 46-2071; Filed, Fob, ~, 1940;

4:49 p, m.]

Consumers Textile Manufacturing Company, Inc., a corporation located at 312 E. 96th Street, New York, New Yor~, m engaged in the business of manufaCturing work clothes such as aprons, coats and coveralls. Dawd Ullman is presxdent of the corporation and its operating head. The corporation is charged by the Civilian Production Administration with wilful wolations of Conservation Order M-317 and Priorities Regulation No. 3, in that (1) it accepted the delivery of 31,258 yards of cotton textile (osnaburg) which material it had acquired by use of preference ratings AA2X, and it thereafter used fins material for [SF.~L] GR,~VILLE COI~TWAY, purposes other than those for which such Actfng A~mmfstrator preference ratings were assigned and auJANUARY 31, 1946. thorized; (2) it knowingly purported to apply or extend preference ratings of iF R. Dec. 46-2086; Filed, Feb. 6, 1946; 10:53 a. m.] AA2X, asmgned by Conservation Order M-317 and Supplementary Order lVl317-a, to purchase orders covering apNotices prommate2y 225,000 yards of cotton textile (osnaburg) without being entitled to do so. The wolations m question began DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. on September 6, 1944 and continued ~o March 30, 1945. Consumers Textile Office cf the Secretary. Manufactunng Company, Inc., admits [Order 2161] the wolations charged, acknowledges that it has on hand and m its inventory SUPERINTENDENT OF OSAGE INDIAN AGENCY 90,000 yards of the above-mentioned osDELEGATION OF AUTHOP~TY V~ RESPECT TO naburg, and has consented to the issuoIL LEASES ance of fins order. JANu~-~Y 31,1946. Wherefore, upon the agreement and Pursuant to the provlsmns of section consent of Consumers Textile Manufac5 of the act of May 11, 1938 (52 Slat. turlng Company, Inc., the Regmnal Cam-

FEDERAL COM~IUNICATIONS C051MISSION. WDSM, INc,~
PI~OPOSED TRANSFER OF CONTROLS

The Commiss|on hereby gives notlcc that on January 17, 1946, there was filed with it an application (B4-TC-4~4) for its consent under section 310 (b) of the Communications Act (4~ USCA 310) to the proposed transfer of control of WDSM, Inc. (licensee of standard broadcast station WDSM, Superior, Wlseonsin) from James J. Conroy, Roland C, Buck, George W Welles, Jr,, Vlotoria B. Conroy, and Joseph H. Welsberg to Ridson, Inc., 55 East Fourth Stree~ St. Paul, lVIinnesota. The proposed transfer of control of the above licensee Is based upon a contract entered into between the selling stockholders and Robert Ridder on December 13, 1945, pursuan~ to which the stockholders proposed to sell to Ridder all of the outstanding StOCk of WDSM, Inc. for the sum of $15,000 plus the amount of cash on hand, bills and accounts receivable at closing, the net proceeds of federal and state tax refunds and minus any indebtedness or liability of licensee for taXes or otherwise exmting or accrued at closing, The price, however, is not to be increased by any amount of cash, bills or accounts receivable arming out the sale of fixed assets after December 10, 1945. Of the put"Section 1.364, Part 1, Rulo~ of Praottec and Procedure.

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