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Washington, Friday, July 10, 1942 A U T t ERA & SCRIPTA % FEDERAL REGISTER vft h ^v5 a4? VOLUME 7 \ 1934 NUMBER 135 * tflVITEO ^ Washington, Friday, July 10, 1942 The President Congress approved June 10, 1922, as CONTENTS amended by section 6 of the act of July 2, 1926 (44 Stat. 780, 782), and of sec­ THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9194 tion 18 of the Pay Readjustment Act of E xecutive Orders: Page 1942, approved June 16, 1942 (Public Aerial flights by personnel of the T ransferring D uties and F unctions Law 607, 77th Congress, 2nd Session), Army, Navy, Marine Corps, With R espect to Acquisition and relative to increased pay’for personnel Coast Guard and National Disposition of R eal E state F rom the of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, regulations_____ _ 5257 Office of the J udge Advocate G en­ Guard, and National Guard when by or­ Navy Department, transfer of eral of the Navy to the Ch ief of the ders of competent authority they are re­ real estate functions from Bureau of Y ards and Docks quired to participate regularly and fre­ Judge Advocate General to • By virtue of the authority vested in quently in aerial flights, and when in Chief of Bureau of Yards me by Title I of the First War Powers consequence of such orders they do par­ and Docks____:________ 5257 Act, 1941, approved December 18, 1941 ticipate in regular and frequent flights, REGULATIONS (Public Law 354, 77th Congress), I do the following regulations are hereby pro­ mulgated and made applicable to all offi­ Agricultural Adjustment Agency: hereby direct and order, as follows: cers, warrant officers, nurses, and en­ Flue-cured tobacco, marketing 1. The duties and functions exercised listed men of all branches of the Army, quota regulations for 1942- by the Office of the Judge Advocate Gen­ Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and 43_____________________ 5260 eral of the. Navy with respect to the National Guard. Coast G uard: acquisition and disposition for the Navy Anchorage and movement of Department of real estate, including all 1. Definitions as used in these regula­ v e s s e ls , miscellaneous interests therein and temporary uses tions— amendments»!________ 5280 thereof, and of all property acquired (a) The term ‘‘qualified aircraft pi­ Lower Detroit River, Mich., reg­ under the provisions of Title II of the lot” shall be construed to include any ulations for control of ves­ Second War Powers Act, 1942, approved commissioned or warrant officer or en­ sels___________________ 5280 March 27, 1942 (Public Law 507, ,77th listed man of any branch of his respec­ E conomic W arfare Board: Congress), or any amendments thereof, tive service who on July 2, 1926, held Procedure to secure shipping are hereby transferred to the cognizance any aeronautical rating as pilot in the space to other American Re­ and jurisdiction of the Chief of the Bu­ Army Air Corps, or who has been or publics; shipping priority reau of Yards and Docks under the di­ may hereafter be given by competent ratings______ 5267 rection of the Secretary of the Navy, to­ authority in the respective services an I nterstate Commerce Commission: gether with such appropriated funds as aeronautical designation or rating as an Exemption of certain passenger are necessary to carry out the purposes aviator or pilot of service types of air­ transportation by motor ve­ and intent of this order. craft in the Army, Navy, Marjne Corps, hicle, amendment of effec­ 2. The Secretary of the Navy shall Coast Guard, or National Guard. tive date_____________ 5280 take all steps necessary and desirable to (b) The term “qualified aircraft ob­ Office of P rice Administration: carry out this order. server” shall be construed to include any Authority delegated to regional commissioned or warrant officer or en­ administrators to issue F ranklin D R oosevelt . listed man who has been or may here­ subpoenas______________ 5273 T he W hite H ouse, after be given by competent authority in Fur garments, women’s; maxi­ July 7, 1942. the respective services any aeronautical mum price regulation 178_ 5277 [F. R. Doc. 42-6503; Filed, July 8, 1942; designation or rating as an observer in Ice, amendment of maximum 12:06 p. m.] the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast price regulation 154______ 5276 Guard, or National Guard. Iron and steel, correction of (c) The, term “student aviator” shall p r ic e schedule 100 as be construed to include any officer or amended_______________ 5276 EXECUTIVE ORDER 9195 warrant officer in the Navy, Marine Maximum price regulation, Corps, or Coast Guard who is duly ap­ general:. Regulations R elating to Aerial pointed and assigned to a course of in­ Applications for adjustment; F lights by P ersonnel of the Army, struction in piloting aircraft. amendment IOC_______ 5276 Navy, Marine Corps, Coast G uard, and (d) The teyn “student aviation pilot” Hampden Novelty Mfg. Co., National G uard shall be construed to include any enlisted price of picture frame For the purpose of carrying into effect man in the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast approved------------------- 5276 the provisions of section 20 of the act of Guard who is duly appointed and as- (Continued on next page) 5257 5258 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 10, 1942 CONTENTS—Continued the Navy, the Commandant of the Marine Corps for the Marine Corps, or by I nterstate Commerce Commis­ the Commandant of the Coast Guard for FEDEMÍlpEGISTER sio n: Page the Coast Guard, and such orders shall Multiple carload shipments in remain in force for the entire period of single cars, notice of con­ such commission, duty or assignment, ference________________ 5286 except as hereinafter provided in para­ P ublic Contracts Division: graph 12. Published dally, except Sundays, Mondays, Knitting, knitwear, and woven 3. Each officer or warrant officer who and days following legal holidays'by the underwear industry, oppor­ is a qualified aircraft observer, or a quali­ Division of the Federal Register, The National tunity to show cause in wage Archives, pursuant to the authority con­ fied aircraft pilot who is unfit for pilot­ tained in the Federal Register Act, approved determination__________ 5284 ing duties, but is fit and desired for other July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula­ Securities and E xchange Commis­ flying duty, and who is commissioned in tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ sio n: the Army Air Corps, or on duty with the mittee, approved by the President. North American Gas and Elec­ Army Air Forces, or who is duly assigned The Administrative Committee consists of tric Co., et al., hearing re­ to duty in any part of the aeronautic or­ the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer convened______________ 5286 ganization of the Navy, Marine Corps or of the Department of Justice designated by W age and H our Division: the Attorney General, and the Public Printer Coast Guard, may be required to partici­ or Acting Public Printer. Learner employment certificates, pate regularly and frequently in aerial various industries (2 docu­ The daily issue of the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r flights; orders requiring such flights shall will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free ments) _____________ 5284,5285 be issued by the Commanding General of of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per the Army Air Forces or by such officer year, payable in advance. Remit money or­ der payable to the Superintendent of Docu­ signed to a course of instruction in air­ or officers as he may designate for the ments directly to the Government Printing craft pilot duties. Army, the Chief of Naval Personnel for Office, Washington, D. C. The charge for (e) The term “student aviation ob­ the Navy, the Commandant of the single copies (minimum, 10i) varies in pro­ server” shall be construed to include any Marine Corps for the Marine Corps, or portion to the size of the issue. officer, warrant officer, or enlisted man in by the Commandant of the Coast Guard the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard for the Coast Guard, and such orders who is duly appointed and assigned to a shall remain in force for the entire period CONTENTS—Continued course of instruction in aircraft observer of such commission, duty or assignment, except as hereinafter provided in para­ O ffice of P rice Administration— duties. (f) The term “student naval flight graph 12. Continued. 4. Each officer of the Medical Corps of Maximum p r ic e regulation, surgeon” shall be construed to include any naval medical officer who is duly the Army or of the Navy who is duly as­ general—Continued Page signed to duty with any aeronautic head­ Liquor produced in Territories appointed and assigned flight instruction leading to the designation of naval flight quarters or unit of the Army, Navy, Ma­ or Possessions, amend­ rine Corps, or Coast Guard, or assigned ment 13 to supplementary surgeon. (g) The term “aerial flight” is defined to duty at a station where there is an regulation 1_____ 5276 aeronautic unit, and who has qualified as Tire rationing, amendments 19 as a journey in an aircraft. It begins when the aircraft takes off frpm rest at a flight surgeon or as an aviation medical and 20 (2 documents) _ 5274, 5276 examiner may be required to participate R ailroad R etirement Board: any point of support and terminates when it next comes to a complete stop regularly and frequently in aerial flights Location of Board offices_____ 5266 by the Commanding General of the Army S elective Service System: at a point of support. Ch) The term “aviation accident” shall Air Forces or by such officer or officers Revision of certain forms_____ 5266 as he may designate for the Army, or W ar P roduction B oard: be construed to mean an accident in which an officer, warrant officer, member by the Chief of Naval Personnel for the Canadian agencies included in Navy and Marine Corps, and any orders certain orders or regula­ of the Army Nurse Corps or Navy Nurse Corps (female), or enlisted man who is for such requirement shall remain in tions; priorities regulation force for the entire period of such assign­ 14_____________ 5272 required to participate regularly and fre­ quently in aerial flights is injured while ment, except as hereinafter provided in Cans, tinplate or terneplate; paragraph 12.
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