MC-116806 (Sub-No. 5), HUTTON TRANSPORT, LIMITED, EXTENSION-LIME. Decided December 21, 1960.

MC-117394 (Sub-No. 2), HAROLD W. KERR EXTENSION-OCONOMOWOC, WIS. Decided December 8, 1960.

MC-117427 (Sub-No. 8), G. G. PARSONS EXTENSION-HICKORY, N.C. Decided December 30, 1960.

MC-118073, E. R. COLLINS Common CARRIER "GRANDFATHER" APPLICATION. Decided April 11, 1961.

MC-118106, H. C. SCHMIEDING PRODUCE COMPANY COMMOn Carrier “GRANDFATHER" APPLICATION. Decided April 24, 1961.

MC-118127 (Sub-No. 1),HALE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC., EXTENSIONFROZEN MEAT and Poultry PRODUCTS. Decided January 27, 1961.

MC-118173, DON MCADEN Co. COMMON CARRIER "GRANDFATHER" APPLICA TION. Decided April 24, 1961.

MC-118407, NEBRASKA ILLINOIS COLORADO EXPRESS, INC., COMMON Carrier "GRANDFATHER" APPLICATION. Decided March 8, 1961.

MC-118595 (Sub-No. 2), J. K. WYATT EXTENSION-NORTH CAROLINA. Decided February 28, 1961.

MC-118695, JOSEPH F. BARBANO AND JOSEPH BEAN CONTRACT CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided February 14, 1961.

MC-118950 (Sub-No. 1), JAY T. LOGAN EXTENSION-PULPBOARD. Decided March 13, 1961.

MC-119118 (Sub-No. 9), LEWIS W. MCCURDY AND MARGARET J. MCCURDY EXTENSION-BALTIMORE. Decided April 28, 1961.

MC-119255, JOHN LOUIS KAZANOVA COMMON CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided May 13, 1960.

MC-119346, RED CREST EXPRESS, INC., CONTRACT CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided February 28, 1961.

MC-119348, WILLIAM W. BRITTON CONTRACT CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided April 10, 1961.

MC-119375 (Sub-No. 1), ROBERT NELSON HINES EXTENSION-MALT BEVERAGES. Decided April 19, 1961.

MC-119426, ARCHIE GOOKSTelter Common Carrier AppLICATION. Decided January 11, 1961.

MC-119434 (Sub-No. 2), JOYCE TRUCKING COMPANY EXTENSION-ACIDS AND CHEMICALS. Decided March 13, 1961.

MC-119484, CLYDE KINCADE Common Carrier APPLICATION. Decided December 29, 1960.

MC-119527, LEE GRAHAM Contract Carrier APPLICATION. Decided March 27, 1961.

MC-119547, EDGAR W. LONG Common CarriER APPLICATION. Decided April 24, 1961.

MC-119569, RAYMOND BUTLER CONTRACT CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided March 1, 1961.

MC-119854, LLOYD WILLIAM COPPOCK COMMON CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided March 28, 1961.

MC-119932, O'Fallon-BellevILLE COACH CO., INC., CHARTER OPERATIONS. Decided April 12, 1961.

MC-119933, TERMINAL DELIVERY SERVICE, INC., COMMON CARRIER APPLICA TION. Decided April 28, 1961.

MC-120173 (Sub-No. 1), BAMA EXPRESS, INC., COMMON CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided December 16, 1960.

MC-120234 (Sub-No. 1), DONALD L. MURRAY EXTENSION-ARIZONA. Decided March 30, 1961.

MC-123031, EVERETT D. GRIFFITH CONTRACT CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided April 28, 1961.

MC-123067, M & M TANK LINES, INC., COMMON CARRIER APPLICATION. Decided April 3, 1961.

CASES DISPOSED OF BY RECOMMENDED ORDERS WHICH BECAME EFFECTIVE AS ORDERS OF THE COMMISSION WITHOUT PRINTED REPORT DURING THE TIME COVERED BY THIS VOLUME

COMPLAINTS AGAINST AND INVESTIGATIONS INTO MOTOR CARRIER PRACTICES BY DIVISION 1, COMMISSIONERS MURPHY, GOFF, AND HERRING MC-C-2631, R. A. GOULD, INC., v. W. R. HALL TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE COMPANY. Decided December 6, 1960. Upon complaint, transportation by defendant of copper concentrates found to be unauthorized and in violation of section 206 of the Interstate Commerce Act. Cease and desist order recommended. Harry D. Pugsley for complainant. Eugene H. Mast for defendant. MC-C-3010, FRANK CHARLES MARTIN AND ROBERT EARL MARTIN-REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATE. Decided December 5, 1960. Respondents found not to be rendering reasonably continuous and adequate service under their certificate of public convenience and necessity and ordered to institute reasonably continuous and adequate service and to comply with the requirements of sections 215 and 217(a) of the act and the Commission's rules and regulations thereunder within a reasonable time with notice to the Commission whether or not they have so complied. Further found that in the event respondents fail to institute reasonably continuous and adequate service and comply with the requirements of sections 215 and 217(a) of the act they should inform the Commission if they desire an oral hearing to present further evidence as to why their certificate should not be revoked failing in which they shall be deemed in default and to have waived their right to such hearing. Frank Charles Martin and Robert Earl Martin for respondents. Alfred N. Lowestein for Bureau of Inquiry and Compliance, Interstate Commerce Commission.

BY DIVISION 1, COMMISSIONERS MURPHY, Webb, and HerrING

MC-C-2785, E. A. MYERS-INVESTIGATION AND REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATES AND PERMITS. Decided February 15, 1961. Respondent found to have violated the act and regulations. Cease and desist order entered. J. Max Harding for respondent. Robert S. Turkington and Harry F. Horak for Bureau of Inquiry and Compliance, Interstate Commerce Commission.

MC-C-2986, Freight Transfer, Incorporated, INVESTIGATION of OperaTIONS. Decided January 11, 1961. Respondent found to have been not in compliance with certain requirements of Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and found to have been engaged in certain transportation not authorized by its certificate and in violation of section 206(a) of the Interstate Commerce Act. Cease and desist order entered and proceeding discontinued. William J. Cousins and Harry W. Wheeler for respondents. Larsh B. Mewhinney for Bureau of Inquiry and Compliance, Interstate Commerce Commission. Carl A. Horne and Thomas W. Murrett for certain interested parties.

MC-C-2996, Republic Van and STORAGE CO., INC., INVESTIGATION OF OPERATIONS. Decided January 30, 1961. Respondent found to be engaged in operation, in interstate or foreign commerce, as a common carrier by motor vehicle of household goods between points in States authorized to be served in separately acquired operating rights without physically traversing highways in the States common to each of the separately acquired rights. Cease and desist order entered. Glenn W. Stephens for respondents. William L. Harrison for Bureau of Inquiry and Compliance. Warren N. Grossman, G. M. Rebman, James L. Beattey, Van Thompson, Jr., and Jackson W. Kendall for protestants and interveners.

APPLICATION CASES-COMMON AND CONTRACT CARRIERS AND BROKERS BY DIVISION 1.

GRANTED IN WHOLE OR IN PART

MC-263 (Sub-No. 120), GARRETT FREIGHT LINES, INC., EXTENSION-SALT TO FARMINGTON, N. MEX. Decided December 12, 1960.

MC-263 (Sub-No. 122), GARRETT FREIGHT LINES, INC., EXTENSION-SLAG FROM DON, IDAHO. Decided December 29, 1960.

MC-531 (Sub-No. 109), YOUNGER BROTHERS, INC., EXTENSION-POLYCHLORINATES. Decided March 9, 1961.

MC-623 (Sub-No. 35), H. MESSICK, INC., EXTENSION-TOOELE, Utah. Decided March 22, 1961.

MC-703 (Sub-No. 12), HINCHCLIFF MOTOR SERVICE, INC., EXTENSIONMENTON, OHIO. Decided March 13, 1961.

MC-730 (Sub-No. 185), PACIFIC INTERMOUNTAIN EXPRESS CO. EXTENSIONALTERNATE ROUTE-Sheldon, Iowa. Decided December 13, 1960.

MC-730 (Sub-No. 187), PACIFIC INTERMOUNTAIN EXPRESS CO. EXTENSIONFARIBAULT, MINN. Decided April 24, 1961.

MC-844 (Sub-No. 1), C. O. HAY EXTENSION-AUGUSTA, ARK. Decided January 16, 1961.

MC-1124 (Sub-No. 171), HERRIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY EXTENSIONALTERNATE ROUTE-BEAUMONT-SHREVEPORT. Decided March 8, 1961. MC-1124 (Sub-No. 172), HERRIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY EXTENSIONALTERNATE ROUTE-OPELOUSAS, LA. Decided March 13, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 201), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSION-MEADVILLE, PA. Decided April 3, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 203), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSION— SEARCHLIGHT, NEV. Decided April 5, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 204), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSION— ROUTES IN CALIFORNIA. Decided January 9, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 205), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSIONPARRIS ISLAND, S. C. Decided December 29, 1960.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 206), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSION— ALTERNATE ROUTE BETWEEN PHOENIX AND FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. Decided February 2, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 208), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSIONOREGON AND IDAHO. Decided March 6, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 210), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSIONALTERNATE ROUTE. Decided February 15, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 213), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSIONROME, GA. Decided March 15, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 214), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSION SIKESTON. Decided April 5, 1961.

MC-1501 (Sub-No. 216), THE GREYHOUND CORPORATION EXTENSIONLAKE DELTON, WIS. Decided April 27, 1961.

MC-1649 (Sub-No. 70), RAILWAY EXPRESS MOTOR TRANSPORT, INC., ExTENSION-HAGERSTOWN. Decided March 23, 1961

MC-1993 (Sub-No. 4), C. E. GRANT EXTENSION-POLES. Decided March 17,

1961.

MC-1993 (Sub-No. 5), C. E. GRANT EXTENSION-PALLETS. Decided March 20, 1961.

MC-2113 (Sub-No. 2), MORGAN G. HIVELY COnversion PROCEEDING.

Decid

ed January 30, 1961. Operations found to be those of a common carrier, and issuance of a certificate in lieu of presently held permits approved upon compliance by applicant with certain conditions.

MC-2202 (Sub-No. 194), ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-ALTERNATE ROUTE TO MARIETTA, OHIO. Decided Feburary 7, 1961.

MC-2202 (Sub-No. 195), ROUTE-REIDSVILLE, N. C. MC-2202 (Sub-No. 196), ROUTE-PISCATAWAY, N. J.

ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-ALTERNATE
Decided January 4, 1961.

ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-ALTERNATE
Decided December 19, 1960.

MC-2202 (Sub-No. 197), ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-DAYTON, ОнIO. Decided February 23, 1961.

MC-2202 (Sub-No. 199), ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-U. S. HIGHWAY 70. Decided April 11, 1961.

MC-2309 (Sub-No. 44), GILLETTE MOTOR TRANSPORT, INC., EXTENSIONABILENE, TEX. Decided April 3, 1961.

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MC-2353 (Sub-No. 13), MONUMENTAL MOTOR TOURS, INC., EXTENSION— WILMINGTON, DEL. Decided December 6, 1960.

MC-2488 (Sub-No. 5), W. R. McGWINN EXTENSION-ERIE, PA. Decided December 16, 1960.

MC-2698 (Sub-No. 2), VANDALIA BUS LINE, INC., EXTENSION-EDWARDSVILLE ILL. Decided December 29, 1960.

MC-2998 (Sub-No. 22), WOLVERINE EXPRESS, INC., EXTENSION-CUYAHOGA INTERCHANGE. Decided April 3, 1961.

MC-3151 (Sub-No. 11), BENDER & LOUDOn Motor Freight, Inc., EXTENSION-ROMULUS TOWNSHIP, MICH. Decided February 13, 1961.

MC-3281 (Sub-No. 6), Jack F. POWELL AND C. K. POWELL EXTENSION— SEARCY, ARK. Decided January 11, 1961.

MC-3647 (Sub-No. 258), PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT EXTENSION-HIGH POINT PARK, N.J. Decided April 21, 1961.

MC-3647 (Sub-No. 287), PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT ExtenSION-EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. Decided December 19, 1960.

MC-3647 (Sub-No. 289), PUBLIC SERVICE Coordinated Transport ExtenSION SPECIAL OPERATIONS TO KENTUCKY. Decided February 20, 1961.

MC-3647 (Sub-No. 293), PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT EXTENBION-MANVILLE, N.J. Decided December 5, 1960.

MC-3647 (Sub-No. 299), Public Service Coordinated TRANSPORT EXTENSION-GREENWOOD LAKE, N.Y., TO SECAUCUS, N.J. Decided April 26, 1961.

MC-3839 (Sub-No. 1), OTIS RICHARDS EXTENSION-LOUISVILLE. December 5, 1960.

Decided

MC-4150 (Sub-No. 1), NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSIT SYSTEM, INC., EXTENSION-ADDITIONAL PORTS OF ENTRY. Decided April 4, 1961.

MC-6150 (Sub-No. 7), GEORGE B. DUNN CONVERSION PROCEEDING. Decided December 5, 1960. Operations found to be those of a common carrier, and issuance of a certificate in lieu of presently held permits approved upon compliance by applicant with certain conditions.

MC-7920 (Sub-No. 3), HERRIOTT TRUCKING COMPANY, INC., EXTENSIONALTERNATE ROUTE. Decided January 17, 1961.

MC-8515 (Sub-No. 9), H. J. TOBLER TRANSFER, INC., EXTENSION-MAPLETON, ILL. Decided January 25, 1961.

MC-8660 (Sub-No. 1), DANTE F. MORI EXTENSION GYPSUM PRODUCTS. Decided January 26, 1961.

MC 8964 (Sub-No. 16), WITTE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY EXTENSION— CANNON FALLS, MINN. Decided March 20, 1961.

MC-8970 (Sub-No. 1), FRED WILLIAMS CONVERSION PROCEEDING. Decided February 27, 1961. Operations found to be those of a common carrier, and issuance of a certificate in lieu of presently held permits approved upon compliance by applicant with certain conditions.

MC-9837 (Sub-No. 4), RED CIRCLE FREIGHT LINES, INC., CONTRACT CARRIER "GRANDFATHER" APPLICATION. Decided December 16, 1960.

MC-10761 (Sub-No. 99), TRANSAMERICAN Freight Lines, INC., EXTENSION— ALUMINUM BORINGS AND TURNINGS. Decided January 11, 1961.

MC-10761 (Sub-No. 101), TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LINES, INC., EXTENSIONGRANITE. Decided January 18, 1961.

MC-11041 (Sub-No. 1), FRED MULLER EXTENSION-KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. Decided December 28, 1960.

MC-12567 (Sub-No. 3), BAILEY TRAVEL SERVICE EXTENSION-ALASKA. Decided February 6, 1961.

MC-12675 (Sub-No. 1), PAULINE E. K. SNOD GRASS BROKER APPLICATION. Decided December 29, 1960.

MC-12711 (Sub-No. 1), LEO BROKER EXTENSION APPLICATION. MC-12736, HOWARD WARREN March 22, 1961.

KONKOLEWSKI AND FRANCIS KONKOLEWSKI
Decided December 19, 1960.

TORRIBLE BROKER APPLICATION. Decided

MC-12738, ONEITA R. AUSTIN BROKER APPLICATION. Decided January 12,

1961

MC-12744, CHRISTIAN H. SHENK AND HELEN E. R. SHENK BROKER APPLICATION. Decided March 6, 1961.

MC-13079 (Sub-No. 5), WARD TRANSFER, INC., EXTENSION-EXPLOSIVES. Decided March 27, 1961.

MC-13087 (Sub-No. 22), STOCKBERGER TRANSFER & STORAGE, INC., EXTENSION-FEED. Decided December 19, 1960.

MC-13300 (Sub-No. 67), CAROLINA COACH COMPANY EXTENSION-KENLY, N.C. Decided February 1, 1961.

MC-13300 (Sub-No. 68), CAROLINA COACH COMPANY EXTENSION-DURHAM, N.C. Decided February 1, 1961.

MC-13900 (Sub-No. 11), MIDWEST HAULERS, INC., EXTENSION MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. Decided March 13, 1961.

MC-13900 (Sub-No. 12), MIDWEST HAULERS, INC., EXTENSION-BINGHAMTON, N.Y. Decided April 19, 1961.

MC-14297 (Sub-No. 16), GIACOMAZZI BROS. TRANSPORTATION CO. EXTENSION-NEVADA. Decided February 13, 1961.

MC-14421 (Sub-No. 19), CHICAGO DUBUQUE MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Co. EXTENSION-J. I. CASE COMPANY PLANT SITE. Decided December 27, 1960. MC-16903 (Sub-No. 18), MOON FREIGHT LINES, INC., EXTENSION-MIDWESTERN AND EASTERN STATES. Decided February 8, 1961.

MC-17481 (Sub-No. 20), Moore Motor FreighT LINES, INC., EXTENSION— OFF-ROUTE PLANT SITE SERVICE-PORTAGE. Decided April 13, 1961. MC-17829 (Sub-No. 4), DI SILVA TRANSPORTATION, INC., EXTENSIONSPRINGFIELD, MASS. Decided January 16, 1961.