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containing and approved of the Allied Control for the period July 1946 to September is the fourth in the series of Approved Papers of the Council.and published by the Legal Office Military for

Requests for and respect to the and Approved indicate that this publication useful and a need Government Authorities.

It planned to publish a fifth volume, covering period 1October 1946 to December during January

Legal Adviser, and Director, Legal Division

Berlin

1October 1946 ------

Date Page

and Agencies 1 of Nature

of omen on Building 46 and 33 Census of the 20 11

34 the 20

35 avid Arbitration Conflicts 65

Page Revision of IV of on the Liquidation of German and Museums 33 Limitation of Characteristics 16 46 of Ships Left a t the of Germany 34 of a Combined 46 Directorate 35 Sentences of

of 96 Control Authority Interzonal tios

to 13 Sep 46 Policy

37 of 26 120 of Ships than Fishing and Pleasure Craft Left to the Peace , of . -Date 1 Police of a Political Nature

the Central Registry of War Criminals

(ievise) Second on Financing the Repatriation of 5 5 German and Cbnoxious Germans Located in United Territory 46)

Spec I tions co Replacement by 9 44 7 or of of a harac

3 20 Census German Population Channels of between Various of Allied Control Authority snd the Berlin

of a Coal of 46

CC ( 9

Proposal to Reparations Item No 26 to the Soviet V Date

Non-ferrous Declared Available far 29 46 or to be in Germany

of the Member of t h e Economic 29 Directorate on Plants and CC (46)38

to the Control Council of the Chief 46 ox" Mission , CC and 20

Constitution of Berlin 3

Coastal Shipping Tonnage t o Germany 3 49 254

to 46 52 of Literature of a and

on the 12 46 53 Holding Joint Air

Frequency Pr 55 265 16 of Characteristics of Ships Loft at the of Germany

Reference of Combined 16 Aug 46 46)261 Revise

20 Aug Dissolution of 3 46 65 and Machinery in L abor C onf VI , Date Page

Supplement t o Directive 13 Policy Final

of an Organization to Carry out 99 in

Inventory of in Neutral

(46) 8 for Permanent Uniform Postage Stamps Sep 46 105 (46 )3 Report the Coordinating Committee on Sep of Procedure in Connection Consideration of the Sentences of the International Tribunal by the Control Council

of of Coal Sep 46 on of cc No Sep 120 of other than Fishing Pleasure Left to Peace Germany The Control enacts follows

and which have their the or control of the political activities of persons within This to such Agencies Bureaus, whether organised within legally constituted Police Forces or placed under the control of local authorities, Article

new or any of or Bureaus of the specified in I is prohibited. Article

person to violate any of the provisions of this Law to before a Government Court and Lo as the direct,

Any provision of German legislation this Law is hereby 2 COORD

of the Central Registry of,War Criminals and Security Suspects

1, By its Directive of January 1946, the Control Council decided that, from the date of this directive, the costs of be borne in equal parts by the of the four United Nations represented in the Control Council and that these would have the right to charge these costs as costs of occupation.

2, is in the necessity to these expenses foreign exchange. The whereby foreign exchange occupation costs of this character to be reimbursed from German has not yet been However, it is clear that pending the balancing of German import costs against the proceeds of German exports, foreign exchange occupation costs of this nature may not defrayed from the latter source.

3. In fact, during this period not dispose of any resources in foreign be utilized to cover them. The four occupying nations will thus to

4. The expenses of as obtained sources, include the elements:

Operating Costs for the of February)

French Employees $ US British Personnel Hollerith 2,800.00 Hollerith Cards and Paper $ Printing General Forms, etc, 1,200.00 Rent Stationery Office Paper Gasoline and Oil Cleaning Preserving

Light Fuel 30.321.00

i n French Francs. (French franc expenses converted into dollars the rate of FF 4

5. The actual of these expenses willnot be subject to fluctuations for several years since they deal principally with of personnel whose be assured. Thus a liberal provision should be for their payment, 6. In of the principle of equal determined by Directive follows that the total of the expenses from the budget of should be divided into four equal parts and that the of the United States of America, the United Kingdom, t h e Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, of France should of one fourth each t o cover the expenses. It is proposed that each of the four occupying powers pay a sum in value to out of which the cost i n francs will be payable in those currencies, the balance and this sum be regarded as an advance to cover expenditures with a to be at a later date. The amounts so advanced will be used to defray costs of on an basis January It is estimated that so advanced will cover the expenses of for a six period from Amounts already advanced for this purpose by the United States since will be considered applying against its share the contribution noted above.. 7. They Will these advances t o account of external occupation costs in to be reimbursed due time.

46 Revise)

5 July 1946

of 3 July

(379) (a) approved (Revise); (b) agreed that in Paris should be financed on account of proceeds from exports and that, as soon as this organization to Berlin these expenses should be borne by agencies; (c) the Directorate to the above decision of Report on Financing the Repatriation of,German Obnoxious Located i n United Nations

Note by Allied

1, At its 36th on February the Coordinating considered on the above subject, and agreed to refer this paper to Directorate for further in consultation with the Political Directorate.

2, After securing the concurrence of Directorate, the Finance Directorate, at its 34th on 20 1946, agreed submit the recommendations the Committee:

(a) the United be requested assume the burden of expenses incurred in to the German border obnoxious Gemsresiding the territory.

(b) expenses incurred In this connection up to the point of entry into should be borne by the United Nation concerned that expenses incurred within should be borne out of resources within t h e Zone in which they

The above for approval, a t the Meeting of Coordinating on 3

Consul. General

A,

H, Colonel . K, Brigadier July

of 3 July

383. ON THE, OF OBNOXIOUS GERMANS LOCATED

The considered

On the proposal,

(383) (a) approved (b) instructed the to send a letter in the of the Control Council t o the United Nations requesting them the burden of all expenses incurred in to German b o r d e r agents and obnoxious in their 7

Special Instructions Concerning Replacement by Similar or Comparable Property of Objects of a Unique Character (Proposal of the U. Member)

for objects of the following categories only may be submitted t o the Allied Control Authority:

Works of art of the masters of painting, and sculpture,

The important works of distinguished masters applied art and outstanding examples of national art.

Historical relics of any

books (such as rare books having an intrinsic os historical character, or constituting rare examples even modern times, e. Objects of importance to the of science, Only for objects of great rarity be considered, Action to be taken on each claim will be based upon the evidence presented and the merits of each case.

see page 8 9 1946

COORDINATING

(Meeting 8 July 1946)

agreed:

(387) '(a) To approve in paper submitted by

instruct the and R. Directorate to consider what machinery best implement the measures mentioned i n the paper, taking into the existing machinery for dealing with reparation and

NOTE: In its meeting of 8 July 1946 the Coordinating Committee considered Appendix to instead the paper Revise: Concerning by Comparable Property Objects a Unique of on Building Reconstruction

of the shortage able-bodied men i n certain of Germany, Control Council as follows:- Article I

The authorities may employ, or authorize the of labor on work, rubble

Article The of of 30th and all other with are or in this

This into on the date of publication,

Done at the 10th day July

date of publication is I4 July at 49 July Revision of Article of on the of Nazi

of Directive is hereby rescinded and by the following

are not subject destruction and licuidation: I. erected solely in memory deceased members of regular military organizations, with tho exception of organizations, the and 2, Individual existing at present or to be erected in the future, the architectural designs, decorations or of the monuments, mentioned in 1and 2 do not recall militarism or the

a to the of the monuments indicated in and 2, alterations may be architectural designs, decorations or inscriptions which would remove objectionable characteristics Done at the 12th day of July I. Lieutenant General

.E. G.

R. J. General de Division

46)226 Final A of located British, Soviet Lone of Occupation and in Berlin on basis of the at Tuesday of October,

Civilians art? to, and of identity papers by,

are not, been into Zone or into in possession of identity papers exempting do not receive their cards sources; such non-German barge crews and non-German whose port is not Located

2, in possession of displaced located placed tho of any defaces, alters, or makes away such shall be in or German courts and shall be by imprisonment for a exceeding five by a not less and not more 29,030.-

This come on the of

Joseph

Li ensnt General

General de Division

hours, 25th July was to a~ the date of of Law (Final) 2C July 3. Civilian internees

IV

The questions of this. are to be included in List for all four

Zone have discretion to of the and to add additional thereto.

VI

Subject to of the local be under Government for the are giver: full power the of

1. duty of by any authorized to so this to correctly all on to and to under or for they are

shill refuse neglect to answer of or wilfully give that are false, shall be in iiitary or German courts and shall tor exceeding by of not not than or both,

3. Any official or other with the the census

or is privy the of an inaccurate return of or

makes or is to the of any omission or false document issued or this or any order pursuant thereto, or

(a) he or she or

if in un institution final or professional. passed

12. or profession:

Nature of or other means of subsistence (peasant, turner, engineer, )

(b) Social. position skilled worker, of etc. )

{or of de

1

14. you served i n the ( or or in if so, to dcts, in what rank?

Citizens of should answer who not citizens of citizenship by only (routine for naturalization), by with a citizen of of foreigners do not acquire citizenship by of their birth within the country. possessing citizenship in addition to should indicate this. Stateless persons, no of country, should 16

These questions be by persons national origin differs from citizenship 7).

to be out by persons whc born before 1January, 4. oder 3) oder abgeschlossen?

in Hochschule die oder

oder

) {Proposal of the Allied Secretariat) its thirty- fourth meting, on the 28th June of Internal Communications ap roved paper subject of Channels of Correspondence between and Fos of the Allied Control Authority and the Allied of Berlin, taking into consideration that direct exchange of at the Joint Meeting of the Posts Cormittee of the Directorate of and Communications of the The original paper by the Cirectorate is held by

The Secretariat of the that, apart from this particular tance, the Coordinating should give dacision on the general principle of between echelons of Allied Control and the Allied

A number of papers from various of the Allied Control Authority addressed to the Allied Berlin, have come to the of the Allied Secretariat in weeks. large of this is relative to the implementation of and regulations already agreed by Control Council. These papers are not of sufficient to warrant their t o the Coordinating as they represent technical ccrrespondence, existing proczdure of these to for to tha

The that the the for correspondence between various echelons of the Allied Control and the Allied

a) Coordimting agrees correspondence is relative to the of Coordinating decisions on and regulations, is only of a routine and/or technical nature, be of Allied Control 20

Authority to the Allied without reference to the Coordinating Cormittee set forth

b) Coordinating delegates to Allied Secretariat the responsibility of control of all such direct correspondence.

Echelons of the Allied Control Authority who wish to establish direct channels of communication with echelons of Allied will submit a for authorization to the Allied Secretariat. The Allied will review a l l recuests from the various echelons of the Allied Control Authority for permission to correspond directly with the Allied The Allied Secretariat will review from to time all papers which constitute direct

5. This paper is to the Coordinating Committee f o r its at its Sixty-sixth on July 1946.

H. Colonel

G, Brigadier

L.

Allied Secret

Approved at Berlin July 21

Establishment of a Cormittee of led

Note by the Allied Secretariat

The French has been informed of Foreign in Paris, on 12 July 1946, to the following decision:

The Council of Foreign Ministers agreed to charge the Allied Control Council with the appointment of a Committee of qualified experts who should submit the four Governments not later than August a report on the following questions: which should be taken with a view to German coal production.

2. Basic guiding principles for the allocation of the German coal production between requirements of home consumption and export.

This report should be considered by the Allied Control Council f o r Germany which, in its submit the report t o the Council of Foreign Ministers by 1September 1946.

This paper is submitted far consideration by the at its on July

A. A.

A. Colonel

K. G. Brigadier

L. J. .Allied Secretariat

see page 25 46 22

to the decision of the Council of Foreign on July, relative to the of on Coal, which was referred to the Coordinating Committee, the Delegation proposes

that each member of the the of delegation who will the work of the

2) the Committee instruct the Committee of on the one to carry an the occupation Zones, the points mentioned in the attached and, on the other hand, study, in with Para 2 of the decision of the of Foreign principles for the of coal production between internal consumption and export.

\ EXPERTS FOR THE TO COAL PRODUCTION

The investigation report of the Committee of Experts will deal. with the following

1. The number of necessary, the of this manpower and the rate of incorporation to be recommended,

2. of attracting bo the the greatest number of and of ensuring output. in rations. Should such an be with output? Should the advantages be extended to and workers related which are essential to the operation of the quantities supplementary food necessary should be indicated, b. The value of a supplementary distribution of consumer goods to miners, as a means of increasing production; the type and quantity of goods necessary and the way which they be obtained, either from production or from Indications should be given of the available resources for this purpose in each the of coal and raw materials necessary and required for also the regard to distribution.

The effect of conditions on output and proposals as t o what be Indications should given to the and type of building necessary, The resources of the zones in coal and raw materials. d, The from the point of view, of an increase in miners Other of encouraging output (transport; facilities, tobacco and beer rations, output bonus). f. Technical supervision, discipline in the pits and necessary measures t o them, Collaboration with the Trade Unions and Reduction of absenteeism. g. methods t o encourage output, 3, The or of the present supplies of to the and measures to be adopted to obtain the supplies which may be necessary. Indications should be of quantities of coal and raw materials

4. what extent the of coal the mines reduced.

of the methods used t o establish production and the to be attained. 6, level to be

In drawing up experts should give their on the short and long on coal production of which they put forward. These recommendations shall be entirely objective and take local conditions The actual possibilities of their proposals into effect should in any case to the zone commanders for their opinion, 24 July 3.946

COORDINATING

(Meeting 23 July 1946)

OF A COAL OF EXPERTS The considered

General stated that the Soviet Delegation to the creation of this committee and as the Soviet representative,

General CLAY nominated as the U.S. representative, and proposed that a meeting of the Committee be order to draw up of reference and submit them to the next Coordinating Committee meeting, The experts should, at same time, their duties without awaiting confirmation of their of

General stated that the British delegation agree the creation of such a Committee an condition that its activities should four nominated Brigadier as the British representative, He also proposed that Committee should report to' the Coordinating Committee through time Directorate of

General thought this latter procedure and considered that the should report directly to the Control However, its report could be prepared consultation with the Directorate of Economics.

General agreed General proposal and nominated the French representative on the

On proposal, THE

(a) appointed of qualified experts, composed of the members mentioned above, and instructed it t o s t a r t work

(b) instructed the Coal Committee to draw up of reference and to submit them to the next meeting of the Coordinating Committee. 26

Proposal to Make Nu,

the Secretariat)

At its Fifty Economic consider the statement ,about Item No. 16 available the Union; that of No. 3 plant .

The explained that Item was part of plant.

The Directorate requests Coordinating Committee t o reconsider decision on No. 16 in the list of plants and to make it available-to the

This ispresented t o the Coordinating Committee for consideration at Sixty- sixth on July

K. L. Allied Secretariat

)

see page of July 1946)

TO 16,AVAILABLE TO THE SOVIET The Meeting 46)

approved the proposal of the of Economics deliver Reparations Item No.16 (a portion of the Plant) the Soviet Union, including it a part of 3 the first list of advanced 28

errous Plants ,Declared Available f os or to be Retained in

(Note by the Allied Secretariat)

The Directorate of Economics, at its Fifty- fourth Meeting on 5 July 1946, the lists of non-ferrous declared available for reparations to be retained i n Germany, with following amendments:

In reparations item i n column of list, to exclude the copper-smelting shop of tons capacity;

In the lists of to be retained in Germany, to include the copper-smelting shop of 40,000 capacity, belonging to Raff

One of each agreed text of the above lists is for information in the Allied Secretariat.

This paper is submitted Committee for at Sixty-sixth Meeting on July

A.

Colonel

Secretariat

46)241 u9.

The considered

agreed:

(a) approve the list non-ferrous plants declared available for reparations;

(b) to Directorate of Deliveries and Restitution: to this Union f o r submission to proceed immediately the of these plants;

to the proposal e from reparations plant the shop of tons

to from the headings lists the words 1, page 1, and attachment 2, page

to the of non-ferrous plants to be retained COORD

423. OF THE SOVIET OF THE ECONOMIC ON PLANTS.NOS. 1013

The informed the that the Economic Directorate had requested of the decision to include reparations plant 1209 as part of reparations plant 1013, inasmuch as the latter had been divided between two positions in the list. THE

(423) confirmed the above-mentioned decision of the Economic Direct e. July

‘The announced the Allied Secretariat to inform the Control Council the new Chief of tho General Huender, had arrived in Berlin awaiting presentation to the Control Council. - - ‘greed that should b to Control Council its 35th July OF BERLIN

To provide for arising after the collapse of the national- socialist and the occupation by the Powers, in continuation of the constitutional right, according to the City Statutes of 30 1853, to the Law on the formation of a new Berlin of 27 April 1920, and the the preliminary regulation of various problems of the constitutional right of the City of Berlin of 30 1931, Berlin receives the following:

C S I TU T IO Chapter I:

Article 1

Greater Berlin is the exclusively established Public Territorial Corporation for the Territory of the of Berlin.

(2) Greater Berlin has to fulfil the public duties, in its district accordance with this Constitution, (3) Greater Berlin beers the and Flag with the Bear. Particulars hereof will be laid down a special order.

Article 2

(1) The whole of the German citizens of Greater Berlin express their will through their elected representative bodies,

citizens of Greater Berlin are, within the framework of the effective laws, of status independent of Race, Sex, Confession and extent of property owned.

The representative are the and the t 3

The is constituted on ground of general, ecual, airect, and secret election by the inhabitants of are entitled to according to the principles of 33

The of the will be by for the period of the All political parties composing the must be represented the if parties it. The of the mus be to fulfil duties.

The elected will remain in office until the elected representatives and members of the trat been obligated.

The election of the of the Stadtverordnetenvers and details for this election will be given i n the ragulations.

Article

The consists of members They will be elected for two years. Article 5

has the following duties:

The election of the members of the

The resolution on

(i) the Constitution of Berlin its alterations, (ii) all legal regulations (iii) the settlement of the Budget, grants, and for extraordinary expenditures, the of the taxes, (v) the discharge of the audit, (vi) the taking up of loans, the of new, the of obsolete or unprofitable and establishments, the i n new as or public right, bestowing and the Freedom of the City.

The supervision of the execution of the Legal ons by the r esentatives as well of the entire administration. 34

6 (1) two weeks the publication of the final result of the elections to the Stadtverordnetenversammlung the must summon those elected for the of constituting the and obligate them by handclasp at the of the meeting to conscientiously fulfil their duties.

In the meeting the elects from their midst for their of office the Committee, consisting of a Chairman a secretary, and their (3) The is t o be summoned at least once a month. The meeting t o be called by t h e Chairman, with notice of subjects to be discussed. Notice be given at least two clear days the meeting direct every representative.

Extraordinary meetings of the be also by

the Chairman on demand of at least one fourth of t h e members, o r on demand o f

and, in cases of utmost urgency, nus be at least two clear days before meeting direct to of members, with notice of the subject to be discussed.

(4) Ondeliberation and voting on subjects touching the special private interests of a representative, this representative may not present. His opinion can be expressed i n writing, and t be heard. (5) Should a lose his right to vote, he will be excluded from the and will lose rights as member of (6) its own order re regulations. 35

Article 7

(1) The sittings of the are public. On of the or Chairman o r of a fifth of the representatives, the public may be excluded the case of certain matters. A resolution on this point is passed in a secret sitting.

(2) The establish committees i n order to discuss certain general as well as individual problems. These elect from their midst a a secretary for summoning meetings and presiding at these. (3) The and its are competent to pass resolutions i f at least one half of the members a r e present. The resolutions are, if not otherwise stipulated, passed with simple majority. In case of equal votes, the vote of the Chairman will decide. Resolutions upon alterations of the Constitution require a majority of two thirds,

(4) are to be kept of the meetings. These have t o contain the discussed motions, as well as the manner and result of the voting. Resolutions, as passed, are to be entered in a book. The Minutes of the meeting, as well the entry of the resolutions to be signed by the Chairman who presided a t meeting, and by the secretary.

The members of the have right of traveling free of charge on the means 'of transportation within Berlin, and to receive a remuneration for each sitting and compensation for the loss of earnings accruing owing to sitting.

Chapter 111: THE

Article 9 The hagistrat consists of the three and a of sixteen additional full salaried, ,

members of the take an oath in the of the taking up office, that they will their duties for the of the Community and in accordance with the law. If a member of the breaks his oath or shows himself unsuited for his office, he may be relieved of upon hearing before a specially by the for this A decision to requires a two-thirdb majority of the members of the -Article-10 (I) The is to be invited to all sittings of the , and of its with Agenda.

The can demand the participation of a certain member the purpose of report to the The of the are allowed at any time during the discussion to express their opinion.

(3) The to be of all resolutions of the

i

The is supreme, and executive organ of Greater Berlin, and is entirely to the and subordinate its instructions.

The and on the basis of, and for the purpose of the of the existing legislative ,provisions which been adopted by the and

the of these provisions and ordinances, directions will the whole 0 Greater

Upon a vote of the of the Stadt- vorordne , a resolution the Allied requesting of the stating reasons. 'If Kommandatura the must 37

The is authorized t o bring up questions for the agenda of meetings, to prepare proposals in an form for discussion a t these 'meetings.

decides on the directives to which public tasks are to be carried through, and supervises the

The and dismisses all persons in service of Berlin; and supervises management, a of the or Bezirksamt, or a member latter has been charged therewith,

takes its decisions by simple majority of votes! In of equality of the casting vote of the will decide. is to take decisions, than one half of its members are

deliberating voting on subjects touching the private interest of a the this member be His written explanation be heard.

up its procedure. 12

The is the hagistrat, He represents externally, the sessions of the and directs the service supervision of the of the

The ere the permanent deputies of the rbue ter

The or, case of his Deputy, act on his own i n cases belonging to the which admit of no delay, The be laid before at next session for confirmation by way of resolution, or cases of particular importance, a t extraordinary meeting. These decisions must not the constitution the principles

as leading executive authority, through s, the of which not exceed has its a of Each of hagistrat perf independently, on own and i n accordance the directives obtained in 11, the duties entrusted to by the representative bodies

Article

resolutions of the bodies (Article and para are binding for the bodies only, they have been passed by the agreement, agrement reached, a joint discussion between the trat the S held, with object of reaching an If an agrement is through this joint discussion, the Stadt- will decide with a two thirds majority of its members,

(1) For purpose of local Greater Berlin is divided Districts)

( In each a (District and (District Office) will be formed to look local interests, and to carry on the work of the (3) Upon a of the the an Administrative District; can be divided into (Local Districts)). 15

The is established on the basis of a general, ecual, direct, and secret election, by persons t o vote, living in the District, the principles of proportional and for the period of two years.

(2) Far the Districts of up to 100,000 inhabitants, District Representatives, for those of up to 200,000 inhabitants, District Representatives, and for those of 200,000 and more inhabitants, 45 District .Representatives are to be elected. 39

I (3) The elections of the and the elections of the take place on the The elections of the of the for these elections be given in the election regulations. Article 16 The is to resolve on affairs within the of the directives issued by tho and the The elects the of the to the stipulations valid for the election of the Magistrat,

The annually prepares a on the of the and by the district, as well as of the other District this as basis for the total (4) supervises execution of its resolutions, and the of the means which at of focal establishments and institutions of

of after the publication of the final result the of the in order to create the the elected members and, at the first must the members by

and their the election

bo a be made by must be 2 Extraordinary of the my convened.

on the part of the Chairman, on of at least of the Representatives, or on of the Bezirksamt.

of the utmost urgency, the notice must the questions t o be discussed, must be transmitted to each District Representative least 2 days before day of the meeting.

The public, the of the o r the Chairman, or a fifth of the Representatives, the public be excluded the case of The resolution on this is passed in a secret sitting.

The members of the take part the meetings of . Tha members of are to be invited, with notice of the agenda, part meetings of the its

'The can the of a certain member of the as The of the and the be at time during the deliberation.

deliberating and voting on subjects touching the special private interest of a member of this member may n o t be present. declaration , however, be heard.

If a of the loses right to vote, excluded from the and lose rights due to as member.

must be informed on resolutions ,of the

The of have the right of traveling free of on the public means of within Berlin, and they a for each compensation of \

The. consists of the ter as Chair- man, one Deputy, and not mare than 9 salaried official members, Every member conducts independently, and under personal responsibility, the duties transferred to by the election and according the given in Article

The of the take an bath entering their office, that they their duties unbiased, far the welfare of and in the law, of the breaks his oath, or shows as completely unsuited for he may be relieved of it, upon a hearing before Committee called by the for purpose. decision to requires a two-thirds j of the

Upon two-thirds vote of total of a resolution may be forwarded to the Military of the requesting dismissal of the and stating the Commandant of Sector immediately resign,

The the executive subordinate authority in affairs of the District. The absolutely responsible to the

The is the executive of the and its duty is to fulfil directives of the the supervision the The to

resolutions of the administer institutions and establishments of the District,' engage, persons who the of the Administration of the District, the the bodies of Berlin, represent matters the Lrict. 42

In other provisions of Article and (6) are of hagistrat must be heard any time during the discussion of the

The is under the supervision of and the other members the supervision of the Beairksbuergermeister,

Chapter . OF THE THE

Article 20

competency of the Local in the Districts, i n relation the Central is to be in the Statutes. these, the sphere of affairs to be by the Central Administration is to be designated, All other administration affairs are to be attended to by the Districts. (2) The spheres of work to be stated such that affairs which uniform administration on account of their for tho of Berlin, are left to the management of the Central of the t

all other affairs concerning the District itself are to be by the Bezirksamt , and the Bezirksamt must be allowed discretion in these affairs,

(3) The spheres of the duties of Districts may be different in tne various Districts.

Article

The chief Statutes will the and powers of the Council define the methods considered necessary the co-operation of local and central The chief Statutes to be submitted the Kommandatura f o r approval, Article 22

It is the privilege of the cases, to prevent the execution resolutions of the lung, the if the of the make or if tha resolutions of the authorities exceed their competence, or violate the In the resolutions of the preventing the execution 43

and resolutions the for the objection must be given. Article

If no agrement is reached in the case of Article 22, every Corporation concerned may apply for a decision, within 2 weeks, from date of the announcement of the objection. This decision will be made by a appointed by the

property of tho corporation is to be and It is to be maintained out means of the regular budget.

To provide for articles replacement, because they are too old, or been or otherwise have depreciated in value, or because of increased requirements due to be placed reserve out of the ordinary Budget Extension Reserve),

Article 25 Public Undertakings t show a profit. Statutes must framed forundertakings representation (City owned undertakings). administration. the for undertaking must be effected i n a specific their administration and financial results.

Article 26

Loans bonds, other credits, except Cash credits) only be raised within the extraordinary budget

Loans nay be taken up only for covering extraordinary so far as other means for covering demands are not available. each loan a redemption scheme must be set up. Loans which to satisfy recurring demands are to be redeemed before these arise anew,

entire income and expenditure of are to be calculated for each fiscal year, inserted in the budget The budget plan the basis for all revenues and expenses, As a rule, expenses for one year,

calculating the budget plan for Berlin, special plans are to be made the demands of the Districts, For carrying them through, discretion is left to each district.

If by the of the the budget for the next year has not yet been compiled, up t o the time of application the authorized to pay expenses necessary, for based institutions, to enforce measures which taken on a legal basis, to fulfil. legally valid obligations of Greater Berlin, and to proceed work on buildings, supply, other services for which in the of the preceding year, was already sanctioned. Article 28

Surplus and myonly be paid with the approval of the may only be given for indisputable

(2) and extraordinary expenditure requires the subsequent consent of Representative

expenditure may be paid only cover payment is assured.

in the service of of violating the of 28, are eto Corporation for the involved. to render does not arise, if the was taken order to avoid a pressing danger t o Corporation whfch could not be foreseen, and if the contravention of the was not excessive in vim of the measures by the Article The Treasurer must give the Representative bodies of Greater Berlin an of the utilization of all revenues of the fiscal year, in the first months of the following fiscal year, and a summary the entire assets and liabilities,

The accounts are to be and passed by the on the basis of the budget and budget calculations, Details be given in Ordinance. the of and statement of carried through by the the Representative decide to pass the accounts.

Chapter PUBLIC; Article 31

persons fulfilling superior duties in the Central employees in lead- positions of 'the Central Administration are transferred, and by the

persons who have t o superior in the District, all employees in leading positions of the District are appointed, transferred and sed by the ,

transfer of who bave t o perform superior in the Berlin from an Administrative District to the or from District another, upon by the Magistrat after hearing the respective

who to exercise superior duties i n the service of Berlin, in taking over their work, have to swear an oath that they fulfil them for the of all, and according to the They official for Chapter LEGAL PROVISIONS Article 33 A be regulated by ordinance, it to be Legal, This ordinance must be framed according to this and announced in writing and publicly

(2) are be published within a of one month after final They come into effect, failing other directions, on the seventh after they are published. Article 34 The organs which been appointed or approved by the municipality of Berlin, when this Constitution comes into force, the Central as in the District tration, exercise the privileges until organs are appointed,

This on the day of its publication in Greater directives, which are contrary to this Constitution, void on the day, The necessary directives for it3 be issued by the Magistrat, (2) The deliberate in public meetings on of a new for Greater Berlin. This Draft to be submitted to the Allied Powers for approval before May soon ha3 been given, elections must be held to new Constitution. 36

may be specifically provided by the Allied Control Authority, the of Greater is subordinate tu the and that of the to the the respective sectors. All which are the as as ordinances and instructions by the must to and of the Powers and the Allied Berlin, and be sanctioned by the latter. 47

in the Constitution, resignation of the trat or of of its members, well as the appointment and discharge of leading officials of the city administration can only take effect with the sanction of the Allied Berlin,

The Bezirks activities to the in the respective sectors.

This Draft of a Temporary for Berlin has been elaborated by the Government of the Allied Kommandatura,

, , USSR FR.

46

3 August

C

(Meeting 2 August

BERLIN, The TKE (a) approved proposed constitution principle;

(b) amended 4, and a8 shown above;*)

(c) returned the constitution to the

inviting its attention to the foregoing discussion;

Articles 4, and 36 here published their amended requesting it to the desirability of amending the constitution to give tho Stadtverordnet and the right to after due hearing, the dismissal of employees of the Magistrat who violate the constitution; and authorizing it to take final on the cans further reference to the Coordinating Committee, after having the necessity for the referred above. 49

COORD Coastal Tonnage left to

(Note the Allied Secretariat}

The Coordinating , at its meeting on July 1946, the paper on the above In discussion a divergence opinion apparent. The Soviet, accepted the paper its entirety,

The stated that the object of the paper was not clear to as, according to the Germany must be treated an economic whole, which principle was at the Council of Foreign in proposal. suggested the division of t h e German coastal shipping the zones, as though the zones were different The U.S. could not agree to this, but was prepared to available the transport facilities in its for use throughout to combine them with those of any other aone, as soon as a Central German Department The could not however agree to divide the assets of Germany the four zones.

pointed out that the proper course was to set up a Central. German Transport Organisation to operate this mercantile fleet the interests of as a whole. The British would not agree t o divide up the fleet if this was agreed by colleagues,

The as a basis for future discussion the following draft reply to the Tripartite C sion:

a) The Control Council had provisionally fixed the figure tons carrying capacity, 200,000 tans as the limit of tonnage to be left for the peace-time needs of Germany.

b) Of the ships to Germany by t h e Commission accordance with para (a) of the letter, the effective tannage available to amounts only t o totalling 165,526 r

I In view of the age and condition of the serviceable and repairable vessels contained i n this figure, the Control i considers to be impossible, without further of operation, to decide now whether this be or

d) The agrees that the Tripartite can allocate ships already listed by the Commission in excess of the Should ships be traced, which not been listed by the such ships will not declared as available the consent of the Control

0) to request of the Tripartite that should be with a list of ships of than gross registered tons Control Council understands that matter has received further consideration by the and, therefore, awaits a further

The Coordinating Committee decided to postpone discussion this paper to future

This paper is consideration by the Coordinating at its Sixty-eighth

Brigadier

Allied August

(Meeting of 2 August

SHIPPING LEFT TO

The considered

agreed (a) to instruct the Secretariat to transmit to the Tripartite the draft letter proposed by the British Delegation,

to instruct the Transport Directorate to expedite its study on the operations of German shipping. CONTROL

of of a_ Nazi and Militarist

Control Council Order No, 4 is by the addition of the garagraoh:

In the interests of research and the Zone Commanders ( i n Berlin the may a of copies of documents prohibited , These will be kept in special where they may be used by German s c holars and other persons who have received permission to do so from the Allies, only under strict supervision by the Allied Control Authority. The Zone will inform one another through Control Council channels the quantity titles of those documents, the place where they and the purposes for which they being

Done at Berlin, the day of August

of the Air Force e

/s/ E of the Union

hours, August was agreed t o as the date of of to Control Council Order Final) August IN T

Report on Disadvantages of Holding Joint of the and Directorates

(Note by the Allied Secretariat)

The Coordinating Committee at its 59th on June, 1946 considered above question.

2. The Service Directorates were instructed to report on the advantages and disadvantages in meeting as a joint body while awaiting their merger into an Forces Directorate. Joint held on July, 1946 and July, former for the purpose of the reports required by Control Council Directives Nos. 22 and 28, the latter €or purpose of considering the question of the establishment of an Forces

3. From from above two the Naval Directorates have arrived a t the' following conclusions:

(a) :

rapid action would be obtained on certain questions of equal and mutual concern where of the Directorates is required.

(b) Disadvantages:

joint gathering of three Service Directorates becomes unwieldy and is apt to result in the of results, e. The three Service Directorates from each of the four powers present the problem of representatives who have separate and distinct opinions}

(2) There are many and clerical disadvantages due to fact there is no legal basis for joint meetings no permanent staffs or files provided for. is not considered advisable to establish separate staffs special for joint meetings since this at best a temporary expedient. 4. The t o the Coordinating Committee in view of disadvantages of joint meetings that no action be taken prescribing such meetings that holding of such meetings, pending the of an Forces Directorate, be left to the discretion of the Service Directorates, 5. This is submitted for the consideration of the Committee a t its to be held 12th August, 1946,

R, Lieutenant CALVY

Secretariat

Approved at 12 August 1946 46 )262 Radio Frequency Allocation Procedure OF

clearly a responsibility of Radio Party to insure that interference to the radio services of the four occupying nations other authorized services in Germany At the same it is a responsibility' of the Working Party to insure that radio in Germany occasion a of interference to radio stations external

PROCEDURE

new requests for radio frequencies for the four occupying nations other authorized Services in Germany will be submitted to the Radio Party for the necessary frequency clearance. The four occupying nations should with their present allocations and submit only new likely to occasion interference to any of the four occupying nations. All recuests should the information indicated in the for Requests".

TR

indicate that only services within will be affected, to the four occupying powers will be selected and allocated for

As a guide, it is considered that:

Frequencies €or stations less than watts need not be coordinated zones.

employing less than watts, directional antennas, frequencies less kilocycles may not be coordinated between zones if they do interfere with the work of other stations of Allied Powers.

Particulars as to the power, frequency, and of all stations and purpose of civil stations operating within each of be by Zone concerned the Secratariat of the Allied and Posts Committee for information purposes When technical indicate that services outside be affected, suitable to the four occupying powers be selected and then external frequency boards i n areas likely to be affected will be to on the proposals of the Working Party,

All be conducted through the Secretariat of the Allied and Posts Committee and each secretary secure the of his respective member (or his to the dispatch of letter,

cases of which mag arise between services of the four Powers located on the territory of occupied should settled by the Working In case of interference occupying nations, this necessitate check t o whether the properly assigned are being used i n with good procedure, and to remedial action which involve frequencies, If station outside Germany is negotiations then be to obtain solution questions of of with stations other countries as well as on questions of of rndio stations of other countries with radio

correspondence be conducted the Secretariat of the Allied Communications and Posts Committee and each secretary will secure the of his respective member (or his deputy) prior to the dispatch of letter.

In with decision reached at the London Conference concerning civil radio frequencies in countries of held

Allocation of the between the services to arrived a t to in strict accordance with the Regulations at Cairo in to individual countries according to the Lucerne should be utilized elsewhere of the country to which these had bsen allotted and subject to consideration of the frequencies actually in in

Approved BERLIN 12 Frequency Desired (Listing

2, Location of Transmitter

3. Description of (Characteristics and Orientation if

Freuuency Tolerance of

of

6, of Emission (in

Type of , ,

8. Service

9. of not continuous

50. Location of Receiver

Proposed date of Introduction of Service

12. Date 09 registration in

Any other Directive of of Ships Loft

The Control directs as

It is essential for the proper control of the waters of a few craft should be available to prevent smuggling, illegal fishing and for such other duties the arrest of vessels which illegally left harbour.

In anticipation of restrictions likely to be imposed on ships and allowed to in of tho urgency of establishing adequate Frontier Frotection, Customs Fishery Protection Council authorizes the f

The Zonal of of three Zones having a seaboard will be permitted to employ not more 24 vessels of a tonnage in excess of 100 gross registered tons and a speed not i n excess of 20 knots. These craft be obtained from nation share of Navy will be used for Protection, and Fishery Protection duties,

The above craft on will never revert to ownership.

The above craft will be by Officers of nationality of occupying Power.

of status which be by Frontier Protection, Police, Custom or Fishery Protection Services may have a not in excess of 18 knots a tonnage not excess of gross registered tons.

The craft mentioned i n paragraphs (1) and (2) above will by personnel of the frontier Protection, Police, Customs o r Fishery Protection Services. in the craft will be subject to regulations regarding exclusion of personnel of the former Forces as applicable in the case the German police, in so far possible, riot changed.

craft will the Control. Authority

shall the right to assure itself that the above in each Zone, The authority, responsibilities and previously or to three Service Directcrates in accosdance with the decisions of the Tripartite Conference of Berlin, and as directed and Third to

In any of where the or Air Directcrates are or agent, Directorate’: will be substituted.

To include cf reference or basic the

Authority to with all of civil to in accordance with of Control Council.

(ii) responsibility keeping a brief in all the liquidation and regrowth of the for bringing to the notice the any facts or tendencies which the of the Services might to a military and to the of directives, decisions which bear questions of and propose to these laws they consider necessary,

Authority to deal with all problem hydrographic in Germany and control the German i n accordance with of the Control Council. Authority to deal meteorological problems responsibility for control of i n accordance of the Control Council. -Director- Each of the Control Council will designate a representative to act one of the four heads of the Combined Services with authority to such deputies staff as necessary.

. --

It is initially proposed t o the following standing tees:

Naval

Additional will be c

Secretariat of necessary staff to provide all facilities necessary the functioning of the and its sub- Council: in 2, 1, 20th

Article I

tries

and with staffs, ins staff, the corps, , and other and clubs associations which to keep the in disbanded,

Article

The arid of of agencies or under any or t ing of or any of the functions of such or i n the by other agencies -Article-- is repealed of or

codes and , other which the of the legal military and personnel of families, Article

of by the I of' this is subject to by order of.the Zone V

or the of this be to Court such penalty, court direct, VI

of Union

The Labor of or Land shall of assessors:

(a) on basis of the of Trade Unions or their Federations i n that . be the basic of the of the or of employers associations in that

. . 2 Article 11 this the submission a for settlement by Arbitration Commission only with consent the to the

2, of the Commission be unbiased, independent of both to conflict, by Assessors the of the party interests they represent. a is referred under paragraph 2 of of such shall not be required in case of either the the

haar and take such other evidence as the court to such on they nsider c . 68

Subject to 2 of this Article, an award by an not be binding upon the parties to conflict they accept

of a shall authority unless such award my the Allied Control or is in the objects of Allied or .

2. Zones have the right to review of order to ensure ity of such awards with the objects set forth in Article

This force the of its publication. of the Berlin Police

4.

paper, is t o have the following In view:

principle of quedripartite control of of City of Berlin.

(2) to rights, powers authority of Berlin to by Allied

(3j in the of the civil and to ensure of order Berlin,

(4) to existing organizational except by the of four Assistant Chiefs of Police, one for

the of

to control over the police in sector not inconsistent with the objectives lis above, -- IF- will exercise power and control over, nnd bear responsibility for, the activities of the Police Force of City of Berlin, whose and duties

2. nssistod Chiefs of Police for each Sector).

Public Safety Officers of each of 4 Allied Powers retain prerogatives and, will have power of control over the Assistant Chiefs of Police their respective Sectors; activities and will remain The number of and of each Sector of Berlin, as established on 1June as well t h e number police and of administrative staff, i n accordance with the approved establishments, will unaltered unless changed by the

activities of the City of Berlin Police will continue to be by the Quadripartite Public of the Allied

60 Polizeipraesident of the City of Berlin will be appointed by the of City of Berlin on the instruction of the

(b) The Polixeipraesident will appoint, er dismiss only with the prior approval of the Allied to all evidence the necessity for such will be the following officials!

Polizei Assistant Chief of Police der

The Sector in his own sector will right special to give instructions to the to suspend the police officials falling in the categories listed below subject to the of these by the order of the Allied The instructions of the Sector will be implemented by the provided they are not inconsistent with policy in the direction of the Police, 1. t Stellv. 3. der Reviervorsteher 60 police to above , . REORGANIZATION

view t o work of branches of the and also to improving the control over the work of the police the different Sectors of Berlin, 4 Assistant of the Police (one for each Sector) will be appointed. The Assistant Chief of for each Sector have his number of officials with qualifications. specialists will assist in the control of three of the Sector and ensure their operation.

The Assistant of Police for each in general , circumstances not give any orders, instructions or directions connected with the work of Police in his Sector without knowledge of sanction of the praesident. in case of constituting a to public cases that do not affect overall policies and of special to the Sector the Assistant Chief of Police of the Sector my necessary end notify the Polizeipraesident of the taken. 4, the exceptions noted above, Chief of Police each Sector will report to Polizeipraesident and of connected with the work of before putting into practice, They only after their by, and of an to effect the

The is responsible to tne for the work of and services of the police, being guided by orders based on the decisions of the Allied Kommandatura, with the of the

6 of and in each are directly subordinate only to the leiter, and on the results of work to the corresponding of the through the and the Chief of the Sector.

Approved at BERLIN 22 August (46 with understanding proposed reorganization would be subject to the provisions the conetitution page et when it 73

COORDINATING

Reply to Concerning the From Spain of Underground The Allies

Note by Allied Secretariat

1, The Coordinating Committee a t its 58th on June approved a reply the Secretary General of the Nations Organization who had requested on the direction from Spain of underground activities against the Allies, The text of' reply as

it has not been possible to discover any evidence concerning direction from Spain of the underground activities against the Allies The is studied and the interrogation of arrested persons has not been completed. The not be excluded that there between underground organizations and Fascists abroad.

is hoped that complete report will be forwarded by Allied Control early July,

2, compliance with the second paragraph of reply sent on June the C. Directorate has submitted the following additional reply which it be approved to the Secretary General of the United Nations Organization:

an to the sent you on 3 June concerning the question of direction of underground activities the Allies, the Allied Control hereby you that although this matter has been under investigation up to the present time no of Spanish-directed underground activities in Germany has been 3, paper is for consideration of the Coordinating at its on 22

H,

R. , Lieutenant Colonel L. Consul,. General

Allied 74

The considered THE

instructed the to send the United Organization the reply contained paragraph 2 of the paper, with the of

Control Authority is the any facts are established, it with the United Nations (Note by the Allied Secretariat)

At Twenty-eighth held on 3rd the Directorate of Internal Affairs and considered the three proposals on the above subject:

(a) To for the present time temporary uniform postage stamp as a single series in 19 denominations, on the bevel with the future postage stamp not to limit its validity use.

To issue permanent postage only a t such times exact rates will have been determined f o r domestic and ti mail. (c) To prolong the period validity of postage i n the Zones until after which date they shall be withdrawn circulation.

2. The Directorate approved the first and second but was unable to agree on the third, and decided to submit the question to the Coordinating Committee f o r decision taking consideration tho following of view.

(a) While the and Eritish agreed to the discontinuance of the csale- of the zonal as of the French acting instructions of his government, could not accept any date for the discontinuance of sale of zonal postage stamps.

(b) The and embers agreed to the of the of the zonal stamp as of bay while British wished t o see the validity of these extended. The French could not agree to any such

the opinion the British, and issue of a uniform does not prejudice the position of the French Delegation in regard to Central German The Coordinating Cornittee at its 55th an considered the disagreement contained i n paragraph 2 above. agreement could not be reached owing t o the view held by the French Delegation, the paper was returned to the Internal Affairs Communications Directorate.

Internal Affairs and Communications Directorate a t its 39th Meeting on 9 August 1946 agreed to forward the following to Coordinating Committee for approval:

"he date from which the temporary uniform postage may no be sold, well as the limit date of validity, cannot be set as it is to be replaced by the permanent postage (See para, following).

(b) date of (sale) of permanent postage not be set until the designs submitted will have been accepted by the Coordinating Committee,

(c) Limit date of sale in the Post of the zonal postage in the States, British Soviet Zones is fixed for August at midnight. The date of of "these for postage mail is fixed for October at

The peculiar to the French Zone are maintained,

This submitted for the consideration of the at its E on 27th August

J. . Consul, Berlin Courts and Trade Unions

(Note by the Allied Secretariat)

The instructed its Legal Committee to examine the question of whether the Judges, Prosecutors and Officials of the Courts should be permitted join Trade Unions.

2, Appendix attached contains a report approved by , British and French Representatives of the Legal Committee, attached contains a report on the opinion of the Soviet Representative which differs from that of the three other Representatives.

The reports were the The Commandants were unable to reach an agreement; they decided:

a, to refer matter to Control Authority with a of the opinions,

to forbid judges prosecutors of Berlin to join Unions the decision by the Allied Control Authority.

Directorate examined the attached Appendices but to reach a unanimous decision. In June, therefore, the Directorate submitted a paper to the Committee informed it that:

the British and Soviet are of opinion that no case in point justifies the measures provided for in paragraph of the proposal in Appendix and that the Coordinating should be advised to to the to withdraw this paragraph 4 to no on this point.

The French Delegation considers, on .the that a definite question was submitted to the Legal Directorate, that is not within functions to judge or not the question is of present interest, that it should have given its findings on the principle The Coordinating Conunittee at its 59th and 60th on and 22 June 1946, considered this paper. The and Soviet agreed that the German Law of they were prepared t o leave it i n force and t o ask the The British wished to be sure that a or a capacity would not have the right to join a trade union which had the to the French found it possible to study the legislation, the meeting agreed to refer it to the Directorate submission of a new proposal taking into consideration the opinions expressed i n Coordinating Committee.

6, Directorate considered the at its 56th , on agreed to send the following reply to Committee:

1. to law in in 1932, judges and prosecutors had rfght, each at his own to form or professional associations so as to protect their economic interests, or to existing unions associations of such nature, but judges and nevertheless, had right to belong to organizations which had the right to

2. Tho Directorate Coordinating to request the

(a) t o withdraw their question on the subject of Berlin judges and prosecutors; and

(b) to their decision forbidding judges and prosecutors to join Trade Unions and be the legislation force 1932 as in the

b. that British Delegation doubts on above in and considered it would be necessary to add a the above mentioned conclusion, follows -

the Codttee that legislation should be enacted to repeal any laws and to restore the law on this subject as it existed prior to If, however, it was ascertained that the law was the same there be necessity to 79

This paper is submitted for tho consideration of the Coordinating Cormittee its on August

H. Colonel R. Lt, Colonel L, Consul General

Allied Secretariat is Policy subject t o the maintenance of security to of trade unions. Accordingly, right of employees performing tasks to the work of the courts to unions is recognized. However, it is opinion of the representatives signing the below that judges, prosecutors persons who of or prosecutors serve stead) not policy they do not follow a trade i n usual

It also Policy of the judiciary, the of proposal that the of trade unions by prosecutors and court this when the judicial tho process of would tendency to that should not be

Proposal:

accordance with above is by the of t the Allied issue the following order to the of the :

personnel other judges, prosecutors and court those the absence of judges prosecutors their stead) may join trade unions providing the in accordance with the of the Directorate of the Allied Council and other orders of .

2, Negotiations be with authority only, on current be up with officials. 3. unions or be known that; is In force in shall govern the of Berlin and prosecutors to form unions or professional ass iations

a 82

.-Courts Unions Report of the of the Committee, lied

is not to the resolution the representative of question of Courts Trade Unions" which effect judges prosecutors from joining Trade because:

13 of Potsdm by the head of the Three of free Trade Unions and not the right to join such Trade Unions my workers or

2. in force creation Unfons officials this connection Part of the f o r government officials, issued in provides like other citizens, in associations or societies, the objects of do not conflict with for protection of their interests. Prior limitations which forbade officials from the objects of which conflicted with interest, are cancelled.

34 The resolution to judges and prosecutors unions dces not follow current Authority legislation nor does follow and living working of judges prosecutors.

To prohibit judges and prosecutors Unions is to the civic rights of this category of workers, in contradiction of declarations of' the on the of of freedom Gemany.

For the seasons above set it proposed:

the question of judges, court officials Trade Unions should be the provisions of force up to on this to apply. (46

(a) thee to its decision judges prosecutors t o Unions, to be guided by legislation thfs subject force

to Revise, following

4 and and substitute: force in govern right Berlin judges prosecutors to unions or professional s ions.

(Note by the Allied Secretariat)

Economic Directorate at its 27th Meeting on , 3 approved the following interpretation of . &port-Import Plan:

may open bank his own which as Accounts of the Control Council. will consist of proceeds of exports, withdrawals be made on of the Zone or his duly representatives, pay for imports into his own Zone, or otherwise if approved by Control, Council or between Zone

instructions from t h e of reports to the Control Council on these

Coordinating its on considered outlined paragraph above agreed tc the paper to Directorate with instructions to the financial aspects and t o submit to Coordinating

3. The Directorate it5 36th on July 1946 to that the approve the of of the interim Export-Import Plan paragraph above thereto the following provisions:

Zone should a accounting record. all exports from and imports into Zone.

currency for this purpose should bo: export or is invoiced a other than dollars, the entry in the such export or import should both in dollars (as bookkeeping currency) in the which tho or was invoiced, I

by one Zone another export-import operations, such i n nccordnnce with made directly Zone or with agree- reached Control Council) should entered accounting

Statements the above accounting records must be sub- quarterly by Zone to Control Council such in a manner as by the of consultation with the Finance tornt

This is for the considmation of the Coordinating at its on 3 1946. Interpretation of in the Valuation on of

The Coordinating its 57th on 28 1946, considered following interpretation on the in the valuation of deliveries on account of which been agreed by Finnnce Directorate at its on 1946:

From unit of is excluded of , plant which used for industrial purposes in view the nature of the item,

receiving Power can reject having value of not mora than of 1938 value of the whole unit of (as defined in paragraph I above).

(other that in paragraph above) hava been the residual value shall be not of the value of the of allocation (as defined i n paragraph above) the 1938 replacement value of items within of the provided paragraph above.

Coordinating Committee approved the paper provisionally instructed the Economic to Article with view the production of precise wording.

2, The at its 66th on July considered the of t h e Economic which was t o delete Article of the as in paragraph 1above, The Soviet proposed a new draft of Article fallows:

which, in view of its nature purpose equipment or ins , linings, incomplete odd cannot be put to be excluded from the unit, Such be included in a special list, recipient country will be the to from this such parts deems 88

Tha Coordinating Committee agreed return the paper to the Economic Directorate for final drafting the light of the above proposal.

Directorate at its 59th Meeting on 9 considered and agreed to the following new wording for

unit of allocation will include the equipment which can be moved and is as determined by the experts the equipment for evaluation. may be excluded on their unanimous

4. This paper the for consideration at its 3

K, G. Brigadier

3. L. Consul General

Allied Secretariat

The (3rd Revise).

the new wording for contained paragraph 3 of CONTROL COUNCIL

Directive

Sentences of the International Tribunal.

The Control Council issues the Directive pursuant the Agreement of August 8th for the Prosecution and of the War the and of The Charter of the Tribunal annexed t o the said

1. An official record of all proceedings of trial now being held before the Tribunal Nuremberg, and of further ordered to be held before %hesaid Tribunal pursuant to Article 22 of the Charter, shall, immediately after sentence has been rendered, be held at the disposal of the Legal Directorate of the Allied Control Authority by the Secretariat of the Tribunal, to the extent required by the said Director

2, If for Clemency is by a to death, this Petition, in order to be receivable, be addressed to the Control Council and lodged with the Secretariat of the International Tribunal within four from date on which sentence was passed. The Secretariat the Tribunal will record the date of receipt or' this and forward it to the Control Council, together with copies of the and of the Judgment of the Tribunal, If it so desires, the control Council may refer for Clemency t o the Directorate, which forthwith make a study of the Petition, the of the Tribunal and of the record of the proceedings at the trial and of the produced in evidence thereat as it considers Thereupon the Legal Directorate will report its the prescribed by the Control Council, 3. any person be convicted and sentenced t o he will begin service of sentence accordance with the Judgment of the Tribunal. person be convicted and sentenced to by the the will be carried out on the fifteenth the date of of sentence in open court, unless ordered the Tribunal or the Control Council within said period, If the fifteenth day falls a Sunday, the sentence be carried out on following day. The day sentence is rendered shall not be counted the period, 90

4. A quadripartite of four military commanders, one appointed by each Zone Commander, is designated as the agency responsible for the detention of all war who a r e convicted and sentenced by the Tribunal a t the trial held either at or at the trials held other places pursuant t o 22 of the Charter of the Tribunal, the execution of those sentenced to death, and for the delivery to the in Berlin of those upon whom sentences have been passed by the Tribunal the trials before referred

The said is responsible for the execution of any death sentences accordance with the of the Tribunal and is to provide full quadripartite participation in execution of such sentences. Unless otherwise by the death sentence carried out without by means of hanging or by the within the prison enclosure where the defendants concerned were confined et the of sentence, and the bodies of the said defendants shall be disposed of according to the instructions of the said 5. The Berlin, is directed to select and provide facilities, aundripartite and supervision, within the of authority, for effectuating prison sentences acaordance with the Judgments of the Tribunal. Until such prison provided within the of the authority, and transfer thereto is effected, shall be at the i n which the prisoners were confined at the of

The Directorate shall for the carrying out of that sentence passed by the Tribunal to Article and 28 of the said Charter at the said which provides for the payment of fines by any of’the Defendants, confiscation of their property and for the disposal of such fines or confiscated property in accordance with the directions of the Control for the delivery to the Control of any stolen property in the possession or control of any of the Defendants of which by order of the Tribunal he been deprived,

In case sentence of the Tribunal is in disagreement with any provisions of this the shall unless otherwise by the Control

8, This Directive is effective upon the date of signature. shall forthwith be in a confidential manner only to the of Tribunal Counsel for the Prosecution, the respective Zone the- Allied and the Finance Directorate, who shall 'cake, so far as each is concerned, the necessary measures to put into effect,

Done BERLIN on the 7th of September, 2946.

46) 284 Final Sept 1946

on the Sentences of ,the International

The Control Council has approved a Directive on the sentences of International Tribunal.

In the Directive is said:

(a) Control Council decided that all the proceedings of trial shall be held at the disposal the Legal. Directorate of the Allied Control Authority. (b) The Control Council directed that if a petition for clemency is filed by a man to death, this petition in order to be must be addressed to the Control Council and lodged with the Secretariat of the International Tribunal four days from the date on which sentence passed,

(c) Control appointed a Commission of four Commanders, one from each zone, to be responsible for the execution of sentences of the International

(d) The Control Council. charged Directorate of Finance Lo arrange for carrying out that of any sentence which for the disposal of the property the defendants.

In its meeting of Sept the Coordinating considered Communique on the Directive on the Sentences of the International The above (Appendix to proposed by the Soviet Member and agreed upon by the Coordinating Codttee, is Version 66

with of the to the conflict with to conflicts either by conciliation or by to

IV

missions established by the of or

of by trniion of the or

(b) sufficiently in of and

to of Unions representatives

3. Tha of of for years. They bo for . if the of 2 of this

of be a by the of or of for Tna panels of suff pat according t o t if ti in

the Allied Secretariat

At its 40th Meeting on 20 August the Directorate to the Coordinating that the time be Zone in the night between the 5th 6th October 1946 at The Directorate has sent copies of this decision to the Economic and Transport Directorates.

2. This is submitted consideration by the Committee at its 75th

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Colonel

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9 September

The considered

THE: MEETING:

agreed that the be changed to time night between 6 7 Octobar at COUNCIL Report,of the on the Report of ,the of,Coal (Note by Allied 1, The at Seventy-sixth considered the Report of Cormittee of Coal

2. Coordinating agreed fallows:-

note report to * Control that it to the Council of Foreign

request Zone to put into effect the recommendations contained in the agreed report and to a report to the Codttee, To inform Control Council of this action and to to thu Council that the Council of Foreign

to note the of the and the that they be to the Council of

to forward copies of the report to Economic, and Finance for study and for ion;

( E ) to to the principles of and to report to the what of if the various Delegations, To to the Council that tho Council of Foreign be informed that efforts being made to obtain on allocation;

the Economic Directorate examine concurrently formulate precise definition of tho of Occupying report their conclusion to 95

The above submitted for consideration of the Control Council its on

K, , Brigadier

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46

Control Council noted the Report of the of Coal Experts Coordinating Committee instructed: a) the Committee of Coal to submit practical proposals for allocation, and b) the Allied Secretariat to forward to the Council of Foreign the following documents: the Preliminary Report the of Coal Experts 2) the Coordinating Committee's report and 3) the of the Control Council Meeting Directive 36

,of Control Authority Facilities

The Control Council directs as follows:

An Interzonal Facilities Bureau is hereby established by Control This office be responsible to the Allied Secretariat, but the section be to designated by its

2, function of the Interzonal Facilities Bureau the Allied Control be:

a. To make for and deal connected with of of or persons under the jurisdiction of forces of the four Allied

To take of connection With through Germany of other representatives. To for connected with interzonal of of the the Control Council organizations by the Control Council.

To with for permits by in accordance with the conditions down dated 10 well as directives and which subsequently be the Facilities to tine. This will exercise aver to the extent of its is to do so by the power he 3. The Facilities Bureau will consist of of the four Allied The Secretariat from the four one who is for the work of this quadripartite office. . -

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4, The under which We Facilities is to function be down by Control

This replaces Directive \

Done at September

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Colonel General

, Lieutenant 98

CONTROL COUNCIL

Supplement to Directive No, - Wage Policy

Tho Control Council directs that the following added t o paragraph of Directive

of woman and minors be raised to same level as paid to men for identical work with identical

certain industries can be increased OF decreased if necessary to correct maladjustments or eliminate inequities, industries will be designated by the Allied Control Authority-who will also the limits of permissible deviation from currsnt wage rates, if necessary fix a date before which the rates shall not become effective. Employers unions then negotiate pew within aforesaid limits under of appropriate authorities. Copies of the new tariffs deposited with the Allied Control Authority within days of their becoming effective.

to bring wages up t o 50 per hour will be permitted for workers who receive less than that and whose are not adequately by meals, lodging or other perquisites, or not compensated by a cost of living,

Zone industrial areas as employed for purposes of control, where by changes in economic conditions.

i n the Orders to (e),- - of the present paragraph shall be reported to the Directorate,

Done BERLIN, on the 13th of September

Final NOTE Allied Secretariat to Final: Directive No. was published the Control Council this Supplement will not be published to the German

100

THE

that the Secretariat should inform the Allied

that a Commission on should be created each ‘that these should make a monthly report on restitution to the Allied in the the now by Zone Commanders;

that the should collate the reports (a) above to the Allied Control Authority;

that to No. 6 should be issued in Berlin, and that the in the declarations by the Germans should be to of each nation eligible for 101

by Allied Secretariat

its 22nd the Coordinating Final and thereby placed the the listing of German war material countrias External Property

2, The German to deal with a category of war material, has requested that responsibility be laid on three The following is a relevant from proposal:

desirable to for the principle of between two war in

in the country e which located property. This been used is to a German abroad. It will disposition other Law No, 5 of the Control. Council.

utilized by and brought into a neutral country by troops who retreated into that arid disarmed or planes which, in operations to considered way as war found Gemany during it will be turned over arid Powers either for or as has been provided for paragraph 5,

the first instance, not having been by the Army, retains the character of goods definition of assets as: described in Article of 5. been to by Control the Commission this In the second instance, the material put into service i n accordance with its military purpose has lost the character of merchandise acquired the special character of used for purposes, which is not in the sense of Law The should not be declared on this subject, which is the responsibility of the Directorates :

3. 26 the Allied Secretariat requested the to consider the German Property 2 above), in consultation with

its 34th on 16 August the Directorate to Directorates have agreed:

that the service to whether the Property should relieved of the responsibility German war countries, However, in their are not suitable to direct with neutral countries the of German war materials therein.

(b) that to the principle of , between two categories of German war materials neutral countrias (para 2 above), the service directorates believe such a division might result two or agencies of the Allied Control Authority dealing with neutral on the subject of Such a condition would be tory

that, on the terms of reference and primary of the service directorates, they should act only in an advisory capacity t o whatever Committee designate, the of war material countries. However, they will not be to disposition until such they have infomation on the quantity, type, condition of This' has been requested and is being await The requested to give a agency to be held responsible for the listing of this

6, paper is circulated for consideration of the Cormittee at its

G, Brigadier

J, Consul. General

A. Colonel

Secretariat OF IN

considered

THE

( instructed the Directorate, in consultation with the throe Service Directorates, to required infomation from neutral countries of for Postage Stamps

(Mote by the Allied Secretariat)

1, .it on 28 August the roved certain of the Directorate of Affairs and Communications concerning the of period of validity of the temporary of stamps issued during 'the occupation, 4 (b) of Directorate pointed out the date of issue (sale) of the postage be set until tho designs submitted will have been accepted tho

2, on 4 of and approved the five for uniform postage stamps f o r use in Zones of decided to forward them the

\ 3. the French under instructions of his not for of of zonal postage the peculiar to the Zone

The Directorate dacided t o Coordinating Cormittee that concerning the date on which the permanent uniform postage stamps, if approved, would be brought into use in the Soviet British Zones of Occupation, he

5. The Coordinating is requested to approve the five designs postage A complete set of five in question is held by each National Element.

for consideration by the Coordinating Committee at its Seventy-Eighth IS. Brigadier

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sting of 1946)

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t consid ered 46)3

(a) to approve five designs for permanent uniform postage stamps for. use Soviet, U.S., and British Zones of

to intrust to the Affairs and Communications Directorate the selection of date which the stamps should be brought CONTROL COUNCIL

\ Note by the Allied Secretariat

1. The Coordinating at its Seventy-eighth on September 1946, agreed t o submit the following report to the Control Council.

2. The' Coordinating

that the Control Council should give priority to consideration of f o r Clemency filed by the condemned to death.

Control Council should hold a Special Meeting as practicable receipt of copies of the Petitions, the Indictment and the of tha and should summon their to said or to give such assistance be required of them.

that the Press should not be allowed to be present at the carrying out of the death sentences and that no photographs should be taken of the executions by - any of those thereat.

that, for the purpose of creating a record, arrangements should be for taking official photographs of the bodies of the condemned men after their execution which should be published only with the authority and under the conditions decided by Control

that the and class persons permitted witness the execution should be by the Quadripartite Commission and should include experts to certify the due carrying out of and that the Quadripartite should issue an agreed after the executions. that tho Commission of four . referred i n paragraph 4 of the Directive and ely. of the officers de members of the referred to

- Brigadier French - General - General U.S. Brigadier General Roy

‘The of prior of pleas of Clemency by the Committee in order t o prepare for the action to be by the Control Council was also discussed, but Coordinating agreed the decision this should be the Control Council itself, 5. This rtport is for tho considtration of the Control Council its Fortieth to be held on 20 September

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Allied Secretariat

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20 September

COUNCIL

(Meeting of

The considered

(a) approved paragraphs 2 3 of paper;

agreed tho Control Council. should first instance the any pleas for by Secretariat of the Int Tr 110

COORDINATING

Report of the Committee of Coal Experts on the Principles of Allocation of German Coal

(Note by the Allied Secretariat)

The ting Committee, at its 76th on considered the Preliminary Report of the of Coal Experts on the to increase Coal Production and Principles of Allocation of Coal,

(509) (e) of the agreed: instruct the of Coal Experts to study again the principles of allocation and to report to the Coordinating Committee differences of principle, if any, exist between the various Delegations, To reconmend to the Control Council that Council of Foreign be informed that art; still being to agreement on

The Control. Council, a t its 39th on September 1946, considered the the Committee on the of of Goal and by Conclusion (b) of agreed: the Committee of Coal Experts t o submit proposals allocation to i n paragraph 2 (e) of to submission of this

In accordance with the instructions referred to in paras 1and 2 the Committee of Coal ’Experts met on and 18th September endeavoured t o reconcile the divergent views on the principles of the of coal as set out i n the Special of t h e 22nd of the Committee of Coal Experts a t Appendix (1)Part (i) and (2) t o Appendix of

4. was reached a revised wording of the of of the Appendices referred to. 5. para. 3 of the Appendices referred to, the four representatives effort to arrive at a which would be to all four delegations. progress but unanimous agreement could not be reached on the which related to the allocation of coal for German industry.

to arrive at a common text for this paragraph, the discarded compromise proposals and, at the suggestion of the representative, agreed t o revert to the of proposals previously submitted, The Committee that these proposals the of principle more clearly. In addition the representatives made statements defining the differences of principle, These are in Appendix attached to paper.

Tho two original proposals on the principles allocation of coal E (1) and (2) referred to in para. 3 have for been and are attached a t to this paper. contains the revised wording of para, 2 and out side by side the two versions of 3 as proposed by the British, French and representatives on the hand, and by the Soviet representative on the other,

view of to reach agreement on the principles of allocation of coal the Cormittee is unable to submit practical for allocation it instructed in Conclusion (b)

This is submitted for tha of the Coordinating its 79th on September

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Colonel

Allied

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see 119

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OF THE ALLOCATION

1. of reference approved by the Allied Council the of Coal was instructed study the principles of coal allocation t o which the coal produced- should be distributed between internal consumption and export.

2, the of this study the term "export" shall include solid fuel (coal and coke.) exported outside the boundaries of Germany, including bunker coal supplied t o non-German The and gas exported beyond the boundaries of and the in the generation thereof, shall given study relation to the of coal as between internal and export. 3, British, French and Soviet.Proposal Pr

Under the detailed examination, agreement, the following t h e Committee of Coal principles should govern the considered it necessary computation of the recommend f o r further use the coal to be retained following principles of to exported. of German ooal for internal consumption export:. German of solid fuel will The necessary of coal presented by zones, and the be left in Germy;- , resulting totals will then be for Germany a a) To assure the needs of the whole and a occupying forces and in With the as presented presented. by the Zonal

b, shall be NOTE: allocating solid fuel the needs the occupying and authorities shall not regarded as part of German nor as export.

of

forces shall not be regarded as of internal requirements nor as to to assure the requirements industries the of industry, electric power level. required: stations, and agriculture, basing the to and operate calculations on existing transport requirements of these branches of industry for to coal production each allocation period,

to agricultural c) To assure the requirements of public services(schools hospitals laundries, to reduced and also the requirements standard living of population provided for the in accordance with the people under the Potsdm of living.

The' considers (e) t o produce goods required that, in calculating the for export t o balance quantity of coal to be allocated to export, regard should be paid to the the urgent need of quantity of coal to be allocated sufficient coal to meet to export, should be paid the dependence of other to the need of countries these exports, sufficient coal to the and to the necessity of dependency of other countries developing an export on these exports and to the program of at least of' developing an 45,000,000 for 1949, of at least provided coal production. tons for Germany reaches provided coal production Germany reaches tons hard coni equivalent. equivalent.

4. The distribution established in the of Industry Plan tons production and 45,000,000 tons export should accepted as to reached under the principles by Committee.

The principles to be adopted will be based the assumption that a steady and increase in German coal production will their application, Should this assumption prove erroneous, it will bo to reconsider the the effective implementation of principles agreed upon is directly dependent upon t h e accuracy of the calculation of the available tonnage, i n the future a31 availabilities are to be calculated on same basis for all zones, and i n hard coal

7. For the successful application of the agreed principles of coal allocation, each zone shall submit its production forecast, tonnage for requirement schedules and consumption calculations to be on basis for all

In order to the recommendations which have been made this report which intended to stimulate the production of coal in all of is imperative that a larger quantity of coal be made available to those industries of Germany contribute particularly to the needs of the Coal Industry. is that:

a. of coal for over a of to increased production coal, particularly in those zones where production is not increasing,

level of has been reached; increase production and above this level shall be ,shared between export in rising proportion to export, so 'that when reaches tons, a t least will to export,

The above level of coal production and the ratios between internal consumption and export will be determined the final report. 21 September 19/46 APPENDIX ,to 46)

Statement British, French Representatives

The French and representatives consider it to edhere to the original tripartite proposal for the wording of para.3 for following reasons:-

It is necessary that the principles of allocation should with B (Economic of the Agreement,. the level of Industry Plan for and the of an whole.

was agreement between all four delegations the level of Industry Plan should be adopted for allocation of coal in it is felt that the allocation of coal for the period should be governed by Section B of the and the industrial relationships indicated in the of Plan.

'(2) Since all agreed on the terns of paras. 6 British, French representatives do not see the. principles these paras. can be put into on a basis to four at the a approach to the level of industrial production as a. whole, which should be adopted as a of assessing needs and requirements.. They cannot agree industrial production should be allowed t o agreed limitations, and relationships being adopted, which should be those laid down

It is recognized it isnecessary t o provide for the continued and development of industry, but it is felt that the supply of t o industry should not exceed its recognized needs within limits laid down by the Allied Control Authority, such being necessary to the life of a whole, .

(3) It is essential to stipulate that fuel availabilities, as should be by the Zones and the totals considered for Germany whole. German coal resources pooled for the purposes of allocation, if Germany is as an whole i n accordance with the provisions of the Potsdm , tnat all German coal production should be taken. into account when common plan of allocation, British, French and representatives consider that the of allocation concern the distribution of available any given period, and are neither directly related to, dependent on, a production plan, Soviet Representative.

Soviet Representative has sought t o obtain unanimous agree- in the of Coal on the principles of of coal, but all his endeavours this direction have

The Soviet is ore to his original proposal, as E (TI) to the Special of of the of

(2) principles of of coal, as by Soviet drawn up t o comply with decisions of the are on the consideration one whole, as regards both the of coal. production its

U.S. British considering one whole respect of the allocation coal, do not her as one whole respect of of coal production, since they have rejected the repeated proposals of the Soviet for the establishment of coal production for as a for zone separately by agencies of the Allied Control Authority,

Thus, three Representatives evade considering as one 'whole in respect of the basic question of coal production, on which, it may be added, depends the of coal,

(4) The draws the fact that production is tho basis of coal allocation, and that principles of determined by the production level rea hcd.

(5) Soviet considers that the attempts of the British, French to upon the zones the of a definite level of produotion by of a corresponding of Such approach to this problem places it beyond competence of of Coal Experts, It of the Committee of Coal Experts to work out such principles of coal allocation as would ensure coal supplies for or' economy i n the zones to their existing requirements in accordance with the volume of production fixed by the Zone

Zone are responsible for tho of production by the various industries, for conforming this to the decisions of Control Council, and the of Coal Experts must not the of this or that of production to the Zone (6) Soviet the proposal of representatives for the allocation of coal in and for the needs of industry accordance with of industry for 1949 to he both in principle and completely inapplicable

level for industry has been established the for the before and in these years only Zone can the necessary production consequently, coal. requirements

of consists finding of allocation which would the by the various of economy of the tasks set by

(7) Soviet representative, to obtain a decision, the proposal on the only ( Appendix paragraph 3) concerning the of coal supplies to the branches of German economy: period it is to quantity of coal for Germy in order

it possible for industry to and to in particular, transport) . gas production, iron, steel and production, industries,

of the branches of and economy will on basis of the fuel permitted. by the Control Authorities, as on the basis of the established level of

.,, . . 118

British Representatives agreed t o this proposal, but to the objections of the French representa- tive the Cormittee of Experts could not reach an agreement to bring this disagreement before the Coordinating for a decision,

this, British and representatives rejected this proposal reverted to thair initial position. , Soviet proposal covered entirely sub-para a), (e) of para 3 of the original proposal of the British, and French representatives and para 3 of the original Soviet thus the Committee of Coal opportunity t o reach agreement on the of allocation of coal a whole,

of sub-para (d) of para of the British, and proposal, it is the opinion of the Soviet this too scope, as of the in regard to public services (schools, hospitals,

considers of para (c) of his it into 4 23 Scpt

instructed the Secretariat to forward to Council of Foreign

with Appendix and attached

of Coordinating conclusions on (

to a report; a record of its Control Council for consideration its next CONTROL COUNCIL

Directive

OF CH OF OTHER TO "THE, OF

The Control Council directs

following limitations of the characteristics of shipping inland craft shall apply t o replacements for ships to tho economy, The Control Council will how far these limitations shall apply to ships already

2. The shall not apply to fishing or pleasure craft of the of whose will be the of a separate directive,

3. (a) to be to craft:-

t tics Passenger Mot or Boats Exceptions

knots 10 3.0 10 See (i) Capacity of lifting 2 2 2 2 2 Salvage and working load lifting (tons)

power 15 note (ii) ) ships fully 1.2 3 See note loaded in

Pilot craft fire- fighting craft will conform t o the prescribed for waterway craft except that those gross registered tons shall be permitted not 18 knots, Ref rigerator craft., dredgers, salvage craft,lifting c and floating shall not limited with respect electric power, 121

(iii) Dredgers, floating cranes craft end special craft for river craft maintenance shall not be limited with freeboard,

(b) Limitations to be applied to Coastal ---- 12 knots See (i)

of ion 2,000 at speed

) 3 ( 20 note

Gross tons 1,500 \

Ships of t roc ing 110 or in engines t turbines be to be coal.'

Ships feet be permit tad

NOTES : Pilot craft craft will conform t o the prescribed for coastal shipping except that under 15 gross tons shall be a speed not excess of knots,

Refrigerator craft, dredgers, craft,. lifting craft floating cranes shall not be with respect to power. 4. Police,, craft with Control Council 5. a to is down Directive it shall refer to a ship fully fuelled, stored and provisioned for but cargo, ,

The following are all

(a) and reinforcements lending themselves to the of of equipment, . 122

(b) installations relative to aircraft handling derricks, ramp, workshops, catapult, etc,)

(c) Special installations permitting the on a beach of personnel material

Special installations permitting the use of the vessel as a ship, base ship or repair ship, but certain of this type for the assistance of the fishing be permitted if specifically authorized by the Directorate, 7. The of barges and of tugs of longitudinal structure for inland waterways, capable Lo open sea is prohibited.

'The design and plans of all craft to be either bought, chartered or for the benefit of the peace shall be approved Directorate of the Allied they are

Research into connected with ship design and be subject to the Control Council Law on c res h.

at on the 26th of

General

R. de Division

Colonel General

D. CLAY Lieutenant General

(Final) .

on Advantages and Disadvantages of Joint Meetings of the Naval and Air Directorates 53 - 54 Terms of Reference of t h e Combined

19 - 20

new items)

Courts and Trade Unions . . - Constitution cf Berlin ...... 32 - of an to out destitution i n Berlin . . , . . 99 - 100 Police . -

Census the German Population - 18 Report of Committee of Coal Experts on the Principles of Coal . . . - of a Committee of Experts . . . - 25 of the Coordinating Committee on the Preliminary Report of the Committee of Coal Experts . 94 - 95

Directive of a Combined Services Inventory of German in Countries . . . . . Terms of of Combined Services Directorate . . . . 61

Uniform Postage Stamps - Limitation of the Period of Validity of the Temporary Uniform Postage Stamps of Stamps. Issued. . the. . - Frequency Procedure 58

( items)

C IC of on and . . . 9 C of ion between Various of the Control and. t h e Allied Kommandatura, Berlin , . 19 - 20

of a Coal Committee of Qualified Experts , . - 25

Berlin Courts Trade Unions - - of the Inter- national Military Tribunal . * . . - 91

Financing of Registry of Security Suspect: . . 3 - 4

(No items)

CF see IL IT to Crder - Confiscation of Literature ant! of a Nazi Nature . . . . . Directive - Revision of of Directive on the Liquidation of German and . . , Law - Dissolution of t h e Wehrmacht 63 -

to Crder - Confiscation of Literature and of a and Mature . . . . 52 Directive - Revision of Article Directive on the Liquidation of German and and , . . . . . 126

Pages

Directive - of Directive on the Liquidation of German and Nazi and ...... 10 Directive - of of Ships Left at the Disposal of Germany ...... 59 - - Establishment of a Services Directorate ... - Sentences of the Inter- national Tribunal .... 89 - Directive - Establishment of an Control Interzonal Facilities Bureau ...... - 97 - Limitation of Characteristics of Ships other than Fishing Craft Left to the Peace of . . . . 120 - 122 Supplement t o Directive - Policy 98

new items) new items)

items

ICY Additional of the of Coal on the of German Coal ...... - Limitation of of Ships other than and Pleasure Craft Left to the of ...... of a Coal of ...... of the Interim Export- ...... of the Coordinating Committee on Preliminary Report of the Experts ...... 94. 95 (No items)

Financing of the Central Registry of Security Suspects . . - Interpretation of the Interim Import Pian . . . . - 86 Second on Financing the of and C bnoxious Germans Located in United Nations Territory . 5 - 6

INSTITUTE Control of the Hydrographic . . . . 61 . 128 Pages

on the of the Inter- national Tribunal . . . . 92 - of the Inter- national . . . . - 91 by on of Connection with of‘ the of the Tribunal by the Council and the Execution of ...... 107 -

of between Various of the Control Authority and Berlin . - of 0 to Carry out in Berlin . . . . 99 - 100 of - 68 of‘ Prohibited Literature . 52 of Decision Forbidding Judges Prosecutors to Trade Unions . 83 Berlin Trade Unions 77 - Employment of and Reconstruction . 9 - and Arbitration in Labor Conflicts . . 65 - 69 Supplement t o Directive - Policy ...... 98

Police and of a Political Nature . . . . - - of Women on Building. Census of t h e German Population - Dissolution . 63 - I - Conciliation and Arbitration i n Labor Conflicts

(No new

to Crder . . . . 52 Inconsistent with . . . . 68 of concerning Hours . . . Revision of Article. . IV.of .Directive Supplement t o - Policy . , . . - 62

101 -

\ - Confiscation of Literature and .of.

_ - of the Soviet of the on and 1209 . . Plants Declared for or to be detained in . . . Law - Police Bureaus and Agencies of a . . , 1- 2 of Berlin Police 70 72 LIT Inventory of German in Countries , . . items)

on the of , Coal . 119 a Coal Committee - 25

for or 'to be Retained . . . . - 29 of the Committee on the ot the of . . - 95

of Property . . of the in the of of . . . , - of in ...... 101 - Plants or be in . . . . . 28 - 29 Instructions concerning by or Property of Cbjccts of . - 8 IC to Time in Germany Law - Census of the German Population ...... Law - and Arbitration Machinery Labor Conflicts ....65 .69 Constitution of . . 32 - of the Police . . 70 -

,

ITY on the Sentences of Inter- Military ..... (No new items)

...55 - items)

F on Financing the of Germans in United Nations Territory . . - 6 (No of...... Export- - Interpretation of the of of Reparations . , . . . of the Soviet Member of Directorate Plants and ...... Plants Declared Available for or to be Retained ...... 29 to Item t o the Soviet Union ....26 . items)

Report on Financing the Repatriation German and in Nations Territory . 5 - 6 an to out Restitution in Berlin . . . Instructions concerning Gbjccts of a Unique Character . . - 8

items)

Shipping Tonnage Left . 49 - Limit or' at tho Disposal of ...... 59 - 60 - of Characteristics of Ships other Fishing and Pleasure to Pence Economy of . . . . 120 -

. . .Uniform Postage - of Period of of Uniform Stamps of Stamps. Issued during. the . . - Snipping Tonnage Left to 49 Directive - of of Ships Left at Disposal Germany . 59 - of Control Bureau . . . . 97 Limitation of C te tics of Ships other than Fishing and Pleasure to the Economy of Germany 120 122 (No new 5

on the Sentences Tribunal . Sentences of the Inter- Tribunal. . . 89 - Financing of the Central of Suspects . . 3 - k deport by the Coordinating on of i n Connection with the Considoration of the of the by the Control Council the Execution . of condemned . . . . of . . . . . R (No new items)

CF Spec t e em emen t by Property of of Unique . . 8

of , ...... of . 63 Keeping of €or Export- . . * . . . - of . . 5.2 for of Control . . to . . .Labor. . . . .