Utilization of Existing Stocks of Rubber Tires: Hearings Before the Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate, Seventy-seventh Congress, Second Session, on S. 2560, a Bill to Provide for the Effective Utilization of Existing Stocks of Rubber Tires, to Aid in Making Rubber Tires Available for Essential Uses, and for Other Purposes. June 9, 10, and 11, 1942, Parte 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942 |
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Página 95 - UNITED STATES SENATE, COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY, Washington, DC The committee met at 10:30 am, pursuant to adjournment on yesterday, in room 301, Senate Office Building, Senator Robert F.
Página 5 - That a copy of this resolution be dispatched to the President of the United States and the directing officers named herein ; and be it further Resolved, That...
Página 72 - Transportation of waste and scrap materials; (5) Transportation of raw materials, semi-manufactured goods, and finished products, including farm products and foods; Provided, That no certificates shall be issued under this paragraph for a tire or tube to be mounted on a truck used for transportation of commodities to the ultimate consumer for personal, family, or household use...
Página 72 - ... rendered to the public by a regular transportation system; (2) Transportation of students and teachers to and from school; (3) Transportation of employees to or from any industrial or mining establishment or construction project, except when public transportation facilities are readily available. (e) On a truck operated exclusively for one or more of the purposes stated in the preceding sections or for one or more of the following purposes: (1) Transportation of ice, and...
Página 29 - President, recommend such legislation as may be necessary for this purpose. 3. The following agencies shall conform to such policies, directives, regulations, and standards as the Chairman may prescribe in the execution of the powers vested in him by this Order, and shall be subject to such other coordination by the Chairman as may be necessary to enable the Chairman to discharge the responsibilities placed upon him: a.
Página 71 - To maintain mail services. (d) On a vehicle with a capacity of ten or more passengers, operated exclusively for one or more of the following purposes: (1) Transportation of passengers as part of the services rendered to the public by a regular transportation system; (2) Transportation of students and teachers to and from school; (3) Transportation of employees to or from any industrial or mining establishment or construction project, except when public transportation facilities are readily available....
Página 71 - ... the applicant for the certificate certifies that the tire, casing or tube for which application is made is to be mounted: (a) On a vehicle which is operated by a physician, surgeon, visiting nurse, or a veterinary, and which is used principally for professional services. (b) On an ambulance. (c) On a vehicle used exclusively for one or more of the following purposes : (1) To maintain fire fighting services; (2) To maintain necessary public police services; (3) To enforce such laws as relate specifically...
Página 72 - B. (a) A passenger car used principally to provide one or more of the following transportation services: (1) Licensed jitney, taxi, or similar transportation service to the general public; (2) Transportation of persons to enable them to render construction or mechanical, structural, or highway repair maintenance services; (3) Transportation of executives, engineers, technicians, and workers to and from, or within, such of the following as are essential to the war effort: power generation or transmission...
Página 72 - ... equipment for the construction of defense housing facilities and military and naval establishments; (6) Transportation essential to render roofing, plumbing, heating and electrical repair services; (7) Transportation by any common carrier; (8) Transportation of waste and scrap materials; (9) Transportation of raw materials, semi-manufactured goods, and finished products, including farm products and foods, provided that no certificate shall be issued for a new tire, casing, or tube to be mounted...
Página 72 - ... using the automobile principally for professional services. 2. Ambulances. 3. Fire-fighting apparatus. 4. To maintain police services. 5. Enforcement of the laws relating to protection of public health and safety. 6. Maintaining the mail services. 7. Officers and employees of the Federal Government engaged in the performance of Government functions essential to the public health, safety, or the war effort.