Use §§ 1050.1(a)–(d) and the amendment’s stated November 1 effective date.
Effective November 1, 1942, the amended M-69 regime expressly covered grain-derived high wines below 190 proof and prohibited using, bottling, barreling, allocating, or appropriating high wines produced on or after that date for beverage purposes unless specifically authorized.
Verified against the complete amendment on Federal Register pages 8278–8279.
The order allowed specific War Production Board authorizations or directions. Distinguish production and allocation restrictions from the continued handling and sale of preexisting beverage stocks.
The primary amendment defines high wines, specifies the November 1 production cutoff for beverage use, and restricts both operation and delivery.
Editorial use
Use as the legal milestone that closes the lower-proof high-wines gap in the staged wartime production-control sequence.