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FEDERAL REGISTER \ 1 9 3 4 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 59 * Ünltto ^ Washington, Thursday, March 25, 1943 - O N A L 4 * FEDERAL REGISTER \ 1 9 3 4 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 59 * ÜNlTtO ^ Washington, Thursday, March 25, 1943 The President DONE at the City of Washington this CONTENTS 22d day of March, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty- THE PRESIDENT PROCLAMATION 2579 Eseal] three, and of the Independ­ P roclamation: Page ence of the United States of C ancer C ontrol M onth—1943 Cancer Control Month, 1943 3663 America the one hundred and sixty- BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES seventh. REGULATIONS AND NOTICES F ranklin D R oosevelt OF AMERICA A l ie n P roperty Cu sto d ia n : A PROCLAMATION By the President:* Vesting orders: Cordell H ull, Copyrights and claims of WHEREAS Public Resolution 82, 75th Secretary of State. copyright, certain______ 3679 Congress, approved March 28, 1938 (52 Kalle & Co., A. G., et al_____ 3680 [F. R. Doc. 43-4510; Filed, March 24, 1943; Stat. 148), authorizes and requests the B it u m in o u s C oal D iv is io n : President to issue annually a proclama­ 10:53 a. m.] District 23, minimum price tion setting apart the month of April schedule amended________ 3665 of each year as Cancer Control Month Hearings, etc.: and to invite similar action on the part Regulations Daniels, J. T_______________ 3673 of the Governors of the several States, Gerard, Frank, and Heston Territories, and possessions of the Rumple________________ 3673 United States; and TITLE 19—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT Sure Fire Coal Co__________ 3675 WHEREAS in time of war we may for­ Chapter VII—Personnel West V i r g i n i a-Pittsburgh get the persistent menace of our less Coal Co_______________ 3674 spectacular enemy, disease; and P art 73—A ppo intm ent of Commissioned Civil A eronautics A dministrator: WHEREAS cancer, as our second O fficers, W arrant O fficers, Aim Civil airways designation; re­ greatest cause of death, kills each year Chaplains designation of width_____ 3665 in the United States more than 150,000 WARRANT OFFICERS, MARITIME AND MARITIME F ederal P ow er C o m m iss io n : people; and East Ohio Gas Co., hearing___ 3676 WHEREAS thousands of deaths by ENGINEER TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES F ederal T rade C o m m iss io n : that scourge would be prevented each Hearings, etc.: year if men and women would pledge Section 73.371 to 73.374, inclusive, are Automatic Canteen Co. of themselves to regular medical exami­ added as follows; nation: America_____ _______ 3676 NOW, THEREFORE, I, FRANKLIN D. § 73.371 General, (a) The classifica­ Fratelli Branca and Co., Inc_ 3676 ROOSEVELT, President of the United tions warrant officer, maritime and mari­ O ffice of P rice A dministration : States of America, do hereby set apart time engineer, will apply to temporary Adjustments, exceptions, sus­ the month of April 1943 as Cancer Con­ warrant officers only. pension orders: trol Month; and I invite similar action (b) Warrant officers, maritime, will be .> Armstrong Cork Co________ 3681 on the part of the Governors of the sev­ appointed to fill vacancies in marine Hannah, James A., Motor eral States, Territories, and possessions grades as master, first mate, and third Truck Service__________ 3673 of the United States. And I call upon mate; and warrant officers, maritime en­ Hewitt, Charles, and Sons Co_ 3682 the medical profession, the schools and gineer, in marine grades as .chief en­ Nuco Paper Excelsior and Pad colleges, the press, the radio, the motion- gineer, first assistant engineer, second Co------------------------------ 3673 picture industry, and all agencies and assistant engineer, and third assistant Phillips, Ed, aild Sons Co_:__ 3681 individuals interested in a national cam­ engineer, in the authorized military crews Royal Container Co_____ __ 3672 paign for the control of cancer to spread of tactical boat units and certain Trans­ Silver articles, certain do­ the knowledge of the early symptoms of portation Corps boats. mestic________________ 3683 the disease and to publish information (c) Examining boards may, in appro­ Logs and bolts (MPR 348)____ 3670 about the location and function of priate cases, conduct examinations and Oysters, canned Eastern and of clinics and other health facilities en­ make recommendations for changes in gulf (MPR 328, Am. 1)___ 3673 gaged in the warfare on cancer. the highest marine grade (see (b) above) Thermoplastic scrap (MPR 346, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ for which a warrant officer, maritime, or Corr.)__________________ 3673 unto set my hand and caused the seal a warrant officer, maritime engineer, is Vehicles, new commercial (S. R. of the United States of America to be qualified. (Act of August 21,1941, Public 14, Corr. to Am. 136)_____ 3673 affixed. (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 3663 3664 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, March 25, 1943 .JVONAI.4. CONTENTS—Continued fied. (Act of August 21, 1941, Public V Law 230, 77th Congress; 55 Stat. 651; 10 W ar P roduction B oard— Con. Pag® U.S.C. Sup. 593a.) [Par. 8, AR 610-15, Iron and steel, alloy and elec­ February 27,1943] FEDERAL^REGISTER tric furnace carbon steel V, l»34 § 73.374 Termination. Persons ap­ ^NlTtO’ (M-21-a)_________ 3666 Laboratory equipment (L-144)_ 3669L pointed warrant officers, maritime and P e tr o le u m , production, etc. maritime engineer, direct from civilian Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, (P-98-c)_________ 3668 *. life will be returned to the place of ap­ and days following legal holidays by the Smelters and refiners, nonfer- pointment at which place termination Division of the Federal Register, The National ous (P-73)______________ 3667 ; will become effective. (Act of August 21, Archives, pursuant to tlje authority con­ 1941, Public Law 230, 77th Congress; 55 tained in the Federal Register Act, approved Stat. 651; 10 U.S.C. Sup. 593a.) [Par. 25, July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula­ AR 610-15, February 27,1943] tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ Law 230, 77th Congress, 55 Stat. 651; 10 mittee, approved by the President. U.S.C.. Sup. 593a.) [Par. 19, AR 610-15, [ seal] J. A. Ulio, The Administrative Committee consists of February 27, 19431 Major General, the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer The Adjutant General. of the Department of Justice designated by §73.372 Eligibility. Eligibility re­ the Attorney General, and the Public Printer quirements for appointment as tem­ [F. R. Doc. 43-4506; Filed, March 24, 1943; or Acting Public Printer. porary warrant officer, maritime or 9:46 a. m.] The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free maritime engineer, will be as follows: of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per (a) Leadership. An applicant must year, payable in advance. The charge for have demonstrated positive qualities of P art 77— M edical and D ental A ttendance single copies (minimum, 101) varies in pro­ leadership. portion to the size of the issue. Remit (b) Character. No applicant who has CERTAIN ARMY HOSPITAL REGULATIONS money order for subscription or single copies been sentenced to confinement in a peni­ payable to the Superintendent of Documents tentiary, or who has been convicted in Sections 77.15 (b) (1), (5), and (7), directly to th e Governm ent Printing Office, any civil or miltary court for an offense 77.18 (a), 77.19 (e), and 77.20 (a) are W ashington, D. C. hereby amended as follows. The regu­ There are no restrictions on the republica­ denounced as a felony will be eligible for appointment. Evidence of the appli­ lations in these sections are also con­ tion of material appearing in the F ederal tained in Army Regulations No. 40-590, R egister. cant’s character while in the military Telephone information: District 0525. service will be considered, in forwarding February 2, 1942, as amended by C 6, applications. March 4, 1943, the particular paragraph (c) Age. An applicant must have at­ being shown in brackets at end of sec­ tained his 18th birthday and must not tions. IMPORTANT NOTICE have passed his 60th birthday on the date § 77.15 Persons who may be admitted B eginning May 1, 1943, th e subscrip­ of appointment. to Army hospitals—(a) General. When tion rates to the F ederal R egister will (d) Citizenship. An applicant must suitable facilities for hospitalization are be as follows: $15.00 per year, $1.50 per be a citizen of the United States or of the available, sick and injured persons enu­ month, single copies 150 minimum. Prior Philippine Islands or a citizen of a co- to May 1, subscribers m ay renew or extend merated in paragraph (b) of this sec­ their subscriptions for one year at the belligerent or friendly country who oth­ tion may be admitted to Army hospitals, $12.50 rate. erwise possesses the same qualifications except that admissions to the Army and as a citizen of the United States. Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, (e) Service. The applicant need not Ark., and to the Fitzsimons General Hos­ be serving in the Army of the United pital, Denver, Colo., will be governed by CONTENTS—Continued States nor have had prior service therein. special provisions relating to these hos­ (f) Physical. The standard of final pitals, as published in §§ 77.24 and 77.27, S ecurities and E xchange Co m m is­ type physical examination will be that respectively. s io n : required for commission in the Army of (b) List. (1) Officers, Army nurses, Hearings, etc.: Page the .
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