% FEDERAL REGISTERvJ* VOLUME 17 \ 1934 ^ NUMBER 237 Washington, Friday, December 5, 1952 TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT 882.16 to 882.27). The word “Hard­ CONTENTS ship” is designated the centerhead for EXECUTIVE ORDER 10417 §§ 882.16 t6 882.25. THE PRESIDENT HARDSHIP Creating a B oard of I n q u ir y to R eport Executive Order Pa8e on a L abor D ispu te A ffecting th e C o n ­ Sec. 882.16 General. Creating a Board of Inquiry to struction and O peration of A tom ic 882.17 Definition. report on a labor dispute af­ Energy F acilities 882.18 Delegation of authority. fecting the construction and WHEREAS there exists a labor dispute 882.19 Requirements. operation of atomic energy at the plant of the American Locomotive 882.20 Application. facilities______________________ 10981 882.21 Evidence required. Company at Dunkirk, New York, be­ 882.22 Other factors relating to separation. tween the said Company and certain of 882.23 Concealment of dependency. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES its employees represented by Local 2286 882.24 Release or discharge. * and Local 4498, United Steel Workers of 882.25 Restriction on reenlistment. Agriculture Department See Animal Industry Bureau; Pro­ America, CIO; and A u t h o r it y : Sections 882.16 to 882.25 issued WHEREAS in my opinion such dispute under R. S. 161, sea 202, 61 Stat. 500, as duction and Marketing Admin­ has resulted in a strike affecting a sub­ amended; 5 U. S. C. 22, 171a. Interpret or istration. stantial part of an industry engaged in apply sec. 29, 39 Stat! 187, as amended, sec. Air Force Department trade or commerce among the several 4, 55 Stat. 627; 10 U. S. C. 652, 50 U. S. C. Rules and regulations: States or with foreign nations, or in the App. 354. Discharge or release from active production of goods for commerce, D e r iv a t io n : APR 39-13. duty; hardship.._____________ 10981 which strike, if permitted to continue, § 882.16 General— (a) Purpose. Sec­ will imperil the national safety: Alien Property, Office of tions 882.16 to 882.25 outline the condi­ Notices: NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the tions under which an airman may be authority vested in me by section 206 of Vesting orders, etc.: separated by reason of undue hardship. Boden & Haack______________ 11078 the Labor Management Relations Act, (b) Policy— (1) Existence of hardship 1947, 61 Stat. 155, I hereby create a Burkhardt, Emil_____________ 11078 conditions. An airman may be separated Tamaki-Job-Jimusho et al__ 11078 Board of Inquiry, consisting of such for reasons of hardship .when the evi­ members as I shall appoint, to inquire dence submitted indicates that undue Animal Industry Bureau into the issues involved in such dispute. and unforeseeable hardship conditions Rules and regulations: The Board shall have powers and have arisen in his family since entrance Hog cholera, swine plague, and duties as set forth in Title II of the said into the service and that his separation other communicable swine Act. The Board shall report to the will contribute materially to the care or diseases; changes in areas President in accordance with the provi­ support of his family and alleviate the quarantined because of vesic­ sions of section 206 of the said Act on or hardship. Undue hardship exists when ular exanthema_______ ,____ 11058 before December 10, 1952. , the family of an airman must endure Upon submission of its report, the Civil Aeronautics Administra­ hardship conditions beyond those condi­ tion Board shall continue in existence to tions normally incident to military serv­ perform such other functions as may be Rules and regulations: ice as a result of his military status. Designation of: required under the said Act, until the Undue hardship does not necessarily Board is terminated by the President. Civil airways________ ____ __ 10984 exist solely because of altered present or Control areas, control zones, H arry S. T ruman expected income or because the airman is and reporting points______ 10984 separated from his family or must suffer T he W h ite H ouse, Commerce Department December 3, 1952. the inconveniences normally incident to military service. See Civil Aeronautics Administra­ [F. R. Doc. 52-12929; Filed, Dec. 3, 1952; tion; International Trade, Office 3:59 p. m.] (2) Death or disability of member of of; National Production Au­ family not a prerequisite. Hardship thority. conditions warranting separation may TITLE 32— NATIONAL DEFENSE exist in instances other than death or Defense Department disability of a member of the airman’s See Air Force Department. Chapter VII— Department of the family. Defense Materials Procurement Air Force § 882.17 Definition. For the purpose Agency Subchapter G— Personnel of §§ 882.16 to 882.25 the term “members Notices: Part 882—-Discharge or R elease F rom of the family” includes the spouse, chil­ Administrator of General Serv­ A ctive D u t y dren, father, mother, brothers, sisters, ices; delegation of authority any person who has stood in loco parentis to purchase and sell co- hardship lumbium-tantalum ores and Sections 882.16 to 882.25 supersede to the airman prior to his entry into the concentrates of domestic S§ 882.16 to 882.27 (15 F. R. 1268; 32 CFR (Continued on p. 10983) origin_____ _________________ 11073 10981 10982 RULES AND REGULATIONS • / ■ S V CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Foreign and Domestic Com- Page Production and Marketing Ad- FEDERALÄREGISTER ministration— Continued - ^ j f i merce Bureau c Íímitc'***Q “ See International Trade, Office of. 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