VOLUME 13 - O / t u T t O ^ NUMBER 184

Washington, Tuesday, September 21, 1948

TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT pose of screening at the local board those registrants who may have certain speci­ CONTENTS EXECUTIVE ORDER 10001 fied physical or mental conditions which THE PRESIDENT disqualify them for service in the armed Prescribing or A mending P ortions of the forces. Executive Orders Page Selective S ervice R egulations and D i ­ recting the S election of P ersons for § 628.2 Registrants to be given medi­ Lawson, Lawrence M.; exemption Induction Into the Armed F orces and cal interview, (a) When the local board from compulsory retirement for Their Induction is of the opinion that a registrant who is age------5485 Selective Service regulations, pre­ By virtue of the authority vested in me in a class available for service has one or more of the obvious defects or mani­ scribing or amending, and di­ by Title I of the Selective Service Act of recting the selection of persons 1948, approved June 24, 1948 (62 Stat. fest conditions listed in Part 629 of this chapter it shall order the registrant to for induction into the armed 604), it is ordered as follows: forces and their induction____. 5473 . 1. I hereby prescribe the following por­ present himself for medical interview at a specified time and place by mailing tions of the regulations governing the EXECUTIVE AGENCIES administration of Title I of the said Act, to such registrant a Notice to Registrant to Appear for Medical Interview (SSS which shall constitute portions of Parts Agriculture Department 628,629, 631, 632, 641, and 642 of Chapter Form No. 220). (b) When a registrant who is in a Proposed rule making : VI of Title 32 of the Code of Federal Tobacco auction markets; ref­ Regulations, such regulations to be class available for service claims that he has one or more of the obvious defects or erendum re proposed desig­ known as the Selective Service Regula­ nation: tions: manifest conditions listed in Part 629 of this chapter the local board shall order Lyndon, Ky------5495 Part 628—P hysical E xamination him to present himself for interview with West Jefferson, N. C______5495 MEDICAL INTERVIEW BY LOCAL BOARD the medical advisor to the local board at Rules and regulations: Sec. V '- • V the time and place specified by the local Grapes, Tokay, in California; 628.1 Purpose of médical Interview. board by mailing to such registrant a limitation of daily shipments- 5485 628.2 Registrants to be given medical inter­ Notice to Registrant to Appear for Medi­ Sugar determinations; redesig­ view. cal Interview (SSS Form No. 220). nation of sections______5485 628.3 Duties of medical advisor to local (q) When, because of a physical or board. Alien Property, Office of 628.4 Duties of local board. mental'condition, a registrant is unable 628.5 Transfer for medical interview. to personally present himself for medical Notices: interview, a reputable physician may file Vesting orders: ARMED FORCES PHYSICAL EXAMINATION an affidavit, or an authorized representa­ Bauer, John______5500 628.10 Who will be examined. tive of a Federal or State agency may file Dierichs, Emmy______5498 628.11 Order to report for armed forces phys­ an official statement with the local board, ' Haimerl, Joseph, and Paul A. ical examination. stating (1) the character of the condition F. Warnholtz______5499 628.12 Postponement of armed forces phys­ ical examination. or defect, (2) that the physician has per­ Hartl, Carl______5502 628.13 Preparing records for a group ordered sonal professional knowledge thereof, or Hitschmann, Joseph . _____ 5500 to report fear armed forces physical that the representative has official Huning, Otto, and Ida Nie- examination. knowledge thereof, and (3) that the reg­ meyer______5503 628.14 Transfer of registrants for physical istrant is unable to personally present Kohler, William Bruno_____ 5504 examination. himself for me'dical interview due to the Loskant, Irmgard J______5500 628.15 Transfer for armed forces physical character of the defect or condition. examination directed by Director Lotterhofer, Anna C______5501 of Selective Service. The local board shall refer such affidavit Nakamura, Kiyo______5501 628.16 Duty of registrant to report for and or official statement which it receives to Neuland, Fritz (Siegfried)__ 5501 submit to armed forces physical the medical advisor to the local board for Peterson, Magda______5504 examination. review. 628.17 Forwarding registrants for armed Schlachter, Edward______5499 forces physical examination. § 628.3 Duties of medical advisor to Schmidt, Herman.______5502 local board, (a) When the registrant is ACTION TAKEN AFTER ARMED FORCES PHYSICAL Sitzljerger, Lina______5501 referred to the medical advisor to the Toda, Shotaro______5502 EXAMINATION local board for medical interview, the 628.25 Disposition of records. medical advisor shall make only such ex­ Werner, Vroni, and Wilhelm 628.26 Action when registrant’s status not amination as he deems is necessary to Werner______5504 determined. determine whether the registrant has Windisch, John George_____ 5499 MEDICAL interview b y local board one or more of the disqualifying defects Ziegler, Frank, et al— _____ 5503 § 628.1 Purpose of medical interview. or conditions listed in Part 629 of this Army Department A medical interview of certain regis­ chapter. No laboratory or X-ray work Rules and regulations: trants by the medical advisor to the local shall be authorized but reports of labora- Anchorage regulations; miscel­ board shall be accomplished for the pur­ (Continued on p. 5475) laneous amendments______5488 5473 5474 RULES AND REGULATIONS

CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Federal Communications Com- Pase Selective Service System— Con. Pase FEDERAL^REGISTER mission Rules and regulations—Continued \ 1934 ¿y Disqualifying obvious defects r

CODIFICATION GUIDE— Con. board is available, the local board, to the § 628.5 Transfer for medical inter­ extent that it is capable of doing so, shall view. (a) Any registrant who has re­ Title 32— National Defense Pa£® make the examination, review, and find­ ceived a Notice to Registrant to Appear Chapter VI—Selective Service Sys­ ing provided for in § 628.3. for Medical interview (SSS Form No. tem: (b) When a registrant is ordered to 220) and who is so far from his own local Part 622—Classification rules appear for medical interview the local board that presenting himself to the and principles------5488 board shall: medical advisor to his local board would Part 624—Appearance before (1) Prepare an original and two copies be a hardship may file a written request local board______5488 of the Record of Induction (NME Form with the local board having jurisdiction Part 628—Physical examina­ No. 47), completing Section I and item of the area in which he is at that time tion— ------— ------5488 19 of Section II thereof, and send the located for his transfer for medical inter­ Part 629—Disqualifying obvious original and both copies to the medical view to that local board. The local board defects and manifest condi­ advisor to the local board for completion with which the request for transfer for tio n s------5488 of item 20 of Section II after the medical medical interview is filed shall forward Part 631—Quotas and calls__ 5488 interview; and the request to the registrant’s own local Part 632—Delivery and induc­ (2) Enter under “Minutes of Actions board. tion------5488 by Local Board and Appeal Board” on (b) Upon receiving such request for Part 641—Notice______5488 the Classification Questionnaire (SSS transfer for medical interview the reg­ Part 642—Delinquents-______5488 Form No. 100) the date the Notice to istrant’s own local board shall forward Registrant to Appear for Medical Inter­ the original and two copies of the Record Title 33— Navigation and Navi­ view (SSS Form No. 220) was mailed to of Induction (NME Form No. 47), after gable Waters the registrant and the date upon which completing Section I and item 19 of Sec­ Chapter I—Coast Guard, Depart­ he is ordered to appear. tion II thereof, to the local board of ment of the Treasury: (c) After completion of the medical transfer and shall enter under “Minutes Fart 6—Security of ports and interview the local board shall determine, of Actions by Local Board’ and Appeal the control of vessels in the after considering the findings and recom­ Board” on the Classification Question­ navigable waters of the United mendations of the medical advisor to the naire (SSS Form No. 100) the date such States------5488 local board, whether or not to order the forms were forwarded and the designa­ Chapter II—Corps of Engineers, registrant to report for armed forces tion of the local board of transfer. Department of the Army: physical examination. The local board (c) The local board of transfer shall Part , 202—Anchorage regula­ shall enter the date of the medical inter­ arrange for the medical interview of the tions------*____ _ 5488 view in column 7 of the Classification registrant and on completion shall re­ Title 43-—Public Lands: Interior Record (SSS Form No. 102). turn the original and both copies of the Subtitle A—Office of the Secre­ (d) If the local board determines that Record of Induction (NME Form No. 47) tary of the Interior: the registrant has a physical or mental to the registrant’s own local board which Part 4—Delegations of authority condition listed in Part 629 of this chap­ shall take the further action required by (3 documents)______5493 ter which disqualifies him for service in paragraphs (c), (d), and (e) of § 628.4. Chapter II—Bureau of Reclama­ the armed forces, the following action ARMED FORCES PHYSICAL EXAMINATION tion, Department of the In­ shall be taken: terior: (1) The local board shall file the orig­ § 628.10 Who will be examined. Every Part 406—Redelegations of au­ inal of the Record of Induction (NME registrant, before he is ordered to report thority by the Commissioner Form No. 47) in the registrant’s Cover for induction, shall be given an armed of Reclamation ______5494, Sheet (SSS Form No. 101) and forward forces physical examination under the the two copies of the Record of Induction provisions of this part unless he is a Title 47— Telecommunication (NME Form No. 47) to the State Direc­ delinquent. Chapter I—Federal Communica­ tor of Selective Service who shall for­ tions Commission: § 628.11 Order to report for armed ward one copy to the Surgeon General, forces physical examination, (a) In ac­ Part 1—Organization, practice' Department of the Army, Washington, and procedure-— ______— 5494 D. C., and retain one copy. cordance with instructions of the Direc­ Title 49— Transportation and tor of Selective Service, the State Direc­ (2) The local board shall review the tor of Selective Service shall periodically Railroads classification of the registrant and if it issue to each local board in his State a Chapter I—Interstate Commerce finds under the provisions of Part 622 of directive specifying the number of reg­ Commission: this chapter that he should be placed in istrants to be delivered for armed forces Part 95—Car service ______5494 some other class, reopen his classification and classify him anew and mail him a physical examination and the time and Notice of Classification (SSS Form No. place fixed for such delivery. tory or X-ray work performed previously 110). (b) In complying with such directive, and presented by the registrant may be (3) The local board shall cancel any the local board shall mail an Order to given consideration by the medical ■«ad­ Order to Report for Armed Forces Phys­ Report for Armed Forces Physical Ex­ visor. It shall be the duty of the regis­ ical Examination (SSS Form No. 223) amination (SSS Form No. 223) to regis­ trant to present himself to the medical which it has mailed to the registrant and trants who have been classified in Class advisor to the local board at the* time advise him in writing of such cancella­ I-A and Class I-A-O without regard to and place designated and to submit to tion. whether the registrants have requested examination. (4) The local board shall note in or will request a personal appearance (b) The medical advisor to the local column 4 of the Physical Examination before the local board and without regard board shall (l) .give each registrant who List (SSS-Form No. 225), if the regis­ to whether an appeal has been or will Presents himself for medical interview trant’s name appears thereon, the fact be taken. The local board in complying such examination as he deems necessary, that he has been found disqualified for with such directive shall, so far as is or (2) review each affidavit of a reputable service in the armed forces and also the practicable, select and order to report physician or official statement of a rep­ classification in which he has been re­ for armed forces physical examination resentative of a Federal or State agency tained or placed. such registrants in the order of their referred to him by the local board. From (e) If the local board determines that liability for service. such examination or review, the medical the registrant does not have a physical (c) The local board may also mail an advisor to the local board shall determine or mental condition listed in Part 629 of Order to Report for Armed Forces Physi­ whether the registrant has one or more this chapter which disqualifies him for cal Examination (SSS Form No. 223) to of the defects or conditions listed in Part service in the armed forces, or if the any registrant (1) who is classified in a 629 of this chapter and shall record his class other than Class I-A or Class I-A-O local board has any doubt concerning if it determines that his induction may findings in item 20 of Section II of the the existence of any such condition, the Record of Induction (NME Form No. 47). shortly occur, or (2) when directed to local board shall order the registrant to ^do so by the Director of Selective Service §628.4 Duties of local board, (a) report for armed forces physical exam­ or the State Director of Selective Serv­ When no medical advisor to the local ination as provided in § 628.11. ice. 5476 RULES AND REGULATIONS

(d) At the time the local board pre­ of the area in which he is at that time pers with reference to such registrant pares the original Order to Report for located, present his Order to Report for to his own local board. Armed Forces Physical Examination Armed Forces Physical Examination (SSS Form No. 223), it shall make a § 628.15 Transfer for armed forces (SSS Form No. 223), and complete, in physical examination directed by Direc~ copy of such form and shall file the copy quadruplicate, the request portion of tor of Selective Service, (a) The Direc­ in the registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS Transfer for Armed Forces Physical Form No. 101). tor of Selective Service may direct that Examination (SSS Form No. 222). a particular registrant or a registrant § 628.12 Postponement of armed forces (c) The local board with which such wha comes within a described group of physical examination. The issuance of registrant files such request shall investi­ registrants be transferred for armed an Order to Report for Armed Forces gate the circumstances of the registrant’s forces physical examination to such local Physical Examination (SSS Form No. absence from his own local board area. board or local boards as he shall des­ 223) may be delayed or the forwarding If it finds that he does not have a good ignate. of a registrant under such an order may reason for his absence, it shall endorse its (b) A registrant selected for armed be postponed to the same extent and in disapproval upon his request, mail the forces physical examination shall be the same manner as provided in § 632.2 original thereof to the registrant’s own transferred for such examination to" the of this chapter with reference to an Or­ local board, mail a copy to the registrant, and file the remaining copies. Such local board having jurisdiction of the der to Report for Induction (SSS Form area in which he is at that time located No. 252); Provided, that any such de­ registrant shall then be required to re­ port in accordance with the Order to whenever, from information in his file, it lay or postponement under the provisions appears that the registrant is located in of this section shall terminate whenever Report for Armed Forces Physical Exam­ ination (SSS Form No. 223) which he one and the registrant’s own local board the local board determines that the in­ received from his own local board. is located in another of the following: duction of the registrant is imminent, in (d) If the local board with which the the continental United States, the Terri­ which event the local board shall order tory of Alaska, the Territory of Hawaii, the registrant to report'for armed forces registrant files such request finds that Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands. physical examination. he has a good reason for his absence from his own local board area and that he is (c) To accomplish the transfer for § 628.13 Preparing records for a so far from his own local board area that armed forces physical examination, un­ group ordered to report for armed forces it would be a hardship for him to return der paragraphs (a) or (b) of this section, physical examination, (a) As soon as to his own local board area for his armed the registrant’s own local board shall the local board has mailed orders to re­ forces physical examination, it shall en­ complete the Transfer for Armed Forces port for armed forces physical examina­ dorse its approval upon his request, mail Physical Examination (SSS Form No. tion to all registrants who are to appear the original and one copy by air mail 222) in duplicate by Inserting the date, for such examination at a particular (unless ordinary mail is as expeditious) name, and present address of the regis- . time and place it shall: to the registrant’s own local board, mail trant and the words “By direction of the (1) Prepare in quintuplicate a Physi­ a copy to the registrant, and file the re­ Director of Selective Service” on the cal Examination List (SSS Form No. maining copy. front of such form and by completing 225), completing thereon the entries in (e) Immediately upon receiving the the second endorsement on the back of columns (1), (2), and (3) for each such approved Transfer for Armed Forces such form. The copy of the ^Transfer registrant. Physical Examination (SSS Form No. for Armed Forces Physical Examination (2) Prepare in triplicate the Record of 222), the registrant’s own local board (SSS Form No. 222) shall be filed in the Induction (NME Form No. 47) by com­ shall complete on the original thereof registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS Form No. pleting Section I and item 19 of Section the order transferring the registrant for 101 y. The local board shall then forward n thereof for each such registrant for armed forces physical examination. It the original of the Transfer for Armed whom such form has not previously been shall then mail the original of the Trans­ Forces Physical Examination (SSS Form completed. fer for Armed Forces Physical Examina­ No. 222), the original Nand both copies (3) Assemble and attach to the regis­ tion (SSS Form No. 222) to the local of the Report of Induction (NME Form trant’s Record of Induction (NME Form board to which the registrant is being No. 47), any information in the posses­ No. 47) any information in the possession transferred and shall file the copy in sion of the local board which should be of the local board which should be con­ the registrant’s Cover Sheet , (SSS Form considered by the armed forces in deter­ sidered by the armed forces in determin­ No. 101). It shall also mail to the local mining the acceptability of the registrant ing the acceptability of the registrant for board to which the registrant is being for military service, and any other rec­ military service. transferred for armed forces physical ords designated by the Director of Selec­ • (b) Whenever a registrant referred to examination, the original and two copies tive Service, to the State Director of Se­ in paragraph (a) of this section is trans­ of the Report of Induction (NME Form lective Service of the State in which the ferred to another local board for armed No. 47), any information in the posses­ registrant is located. The State Director forces physical examination, a notation sion of the local board which should be of Selective Service of the State in which of such transfer shall be made in column considered by the armed forces in de­ the registrant is located shall check such 5 of the Physical Examination List (SSS termining the acceptability of the reg­ documents and insert thereon the name Form No. 225) and all of the other rec­ istrant for military service, and any and address of the local board in hi6 State ords of such registrant prepared in the other records designated by the Director tq which the registrant is transferred for manner provided in paragraph (a) of of Selective Service. armed forces physical examination and this section shall be transmitted to the (f) The local board to which such forward the documents to such local local board to which such registrant is registrant is transferred for armed forces board. The local board to which the reg­ transferred for armed forces physical ex­ physical examination, when it receives istrant is transferred shall cause the reg­ amination in the manner and at the time the papers from the registrant’s own istrant to be given an armed forces phys­ provided in § 628.14. local board as provided in paragraph (e) ical examination and shall take the ac­ of this section, shall prepare and mail to tions provided for in paragraphs (f) and § 628.14 Transfer of registrants for (g) of § 628.14. physical examination, (a) Any regis­ the registrant a new Order to Report trant who has received an Order to for Armed Forces Physical Examination § 628.16 Duty of registrant to report Report for Armed Forces Physical Exam­ (SSS Form No. 223) and shall add the for and submit to armed forces physical ination (SSS Form No. 223) and who name of the registrant to its Physical examination, (a) When the local board is so far from his own local board that Examination List (SSS Form No. 225) in­ mails to a registrant an Order to Report reporting to his own local board would be dicating in the “Remarks” column there­ for Armed Forces Physical Examination a hardship may, subject to the provisions of that the registrant is a transfer from (SSS Form No. 223), it shall be the duty of this section, be transferred for armed another local board. of the registrant to report for such ex­ forces physical examination to the local (g) When the transferred registrant’s amination at the time and place fixed in board having jurisdiction of the area in examination has been completed or if such order unless, after the date the which he is at that time located. he fails to report for such examination, Order to Report for Armed Forces Phys­ (b) Any such registrant desiring to be the local board to which such registrant ical Examination (SSS Form No. 223) is so transferred shall immediately report was .transferred for armed forces physi­ mailed and prior to the time fixed therein to the local board having jurisdiction cal examination shall forward all the pa­ for th$ registrant to report for his armed Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5477 forces physical examination, tlje local (1) The original and two copies of the 88) together with any X-ray films and board cancels such Order to Report for Physical Examination List (SSS Form the original and both copies of Report Armed Forces Physical Examination No. 225). of Medical History (Standard Form 89). (SSS Form No. 223) or postpones the (2) For each registrant being for­ (3) For each registrant found not ac­ time when such registrant shall so report warded, the original and two copies of ceptable for service in the armed forces, and advises the registrant in writing of the Record of Induction (NME Form No. the original and one copy of the Record such cancellation or postponement. 47), any information in the possession of Induction (NME Form No. 47), the (b) If the time when the registrant is of the local board which should be con­ original and one copy of the Report of ordered to report for armed forces phys-' sidered by the armed forces in determin­ Medical Examination (Standard Form ical examination is postponed, it shall be ing the acceptability of the registrant for 88) together with any X-ray films, and the duty of the registrant to report for military service, and any other records the original and one copy of the Report armed forces physical examination upon designated by the Director of Selective of Medical History (Standard Form 89). the termination of such -postponement Service. (4) All other records forwarded by the and he shall report for armed forces (e) When it is necessary, travel tickets local board. physical examination at such time and or transportation requests, and meal and (b) The commanding officer of the place as may be fixed by the local board. lodging requests for the group, both for joint examining and induction station Regardless of the time when nr the cir­ the trip to the joint examining and in­ will retain one copy of the Physical Ex­ cumstances under which a registrant duction station and for the return trip, amination List (SSS Form No. 225) and fails to report for armed forces physical shall be issued. The leader shall be in­ send one copy of the Physical Examina­ examination when it is his duty to do so, structed to delive? the sealed packet con­ tion List (SSS Form No. 225) to the State it shall thereafter be his continuing duty taining the original and two copies of Director of Selective Service. from day to day to report for armed the Physical Examination List (SSS (c) For registrants found not accept* forces physical examination to his local Form No. 225), the originals and copies able for service in the armed forces, the board and to each local board whose area of the Record of Induction (NME Form commanding officer of the joint examin­ he enters or in whose area he remains. No. 47), and other information to the ing and induction station will retain (c) Upon reporting for armed forces commanding officer of the joint examin­ one copy of the Record of Induction physical examination, it shall be the duty ing and induction station or his repre­ (NME Form No. 47), one copy of the of the registrant (1) to follow the in­ sentative. He shall be instructed to re­ Report of Medical Examination (Stand­ structions of a member or clerk of the turn any unused portions of the trans­ ard Form 88), and one copy of the Report local board as to the manner in which he portation requests or any unused meal of Medical History (Standard Form 89) will be transported to the location where and lodging requests to. the local board. for each such registrant. his armed forces physical examination (f) The local board shall instruct all (d) Upon receipt of the documents will take place, (2) to obey the instruc­ registrants in the group that it is their described in paragraph (a) of this sec­ tions of the leader or assistant leaders duty to obey the instructions of the tion, the local board shall take the fol­ appointed for the group being forwarded leader and assistant leaders during the lowing actions: for armed forces physical examination, time they are going to and returning (1) File the original Physical Exami­ (3) to appear for and submit to such from the joint examining and induction nation List (SSS Form No. 225). examination as the commanding officer station, that they will be met by proper (2) When a Certificate of Accepta­ of the induction station shall direct, and representatives of the armed forces, that bility (NME Form No. 62) indicates that (4) to follow the instructions of a mem­ while they are at the joint examining a registrant has been found acceptable ber or clerk of the local board as to the yand induction station, they will be sub­ for military service or that a registrant manner in which he will be transported ject to and must obey the orders of the has been found not acceptable for mili­ on his return trip from the place where representatives of the armed forces, that tary service, the local board shall im­ his armed forces physical examination they must present themselves for and mediately mair the original of such cer­ takes place. submit to such examination as the com­ tificate together with any attachments manding officer of the joint examining thereto to the registrant and shall record § 628.17 Forwarding registrants for and induction station shall direct, and the date of mailing of such Certificate of armed forces physical examination. that they will be returned to the local Acceptability (NME Form No. 62) under When the registrants who are to be for­ board when the examination is com­ “Minutes of Action by Local Board and warded for armed forces physical exami­ pleted. Appeal Board” on the registrant’s Classi­ nation have assembled, the local board (g) The local board shall mail one fication Questionnaire (SSS Form No. shall proceed as follows: copy of the Physical Examination List 100). (a) The roll shall be called, using the (SSS Form No. 225) to the State Direc­ (3) For each registrant found accept­ previously prepared Physical Examina­ tor of Selective Service and shall file one able for military service, file the original tion List (SSS Form No. 225), and any copy. and both copies of the Record of Induc­ absence shall be recorded »in the “Re­ tion (NME Form No. 47), the original marks” column. ACTION TAKEN AFTER ARMED FORCES and both copies of the Report of Medical (b) As each registrant’s name is called PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Examination (Standard Form 88) to­ he shall be observed by a member or gether with any X-ray films, and the clerk of the local board. If the member § 628.25 Disposition of records, (a) The commanding officer of the joint ex­ original and both copies of the Report'of or clerk of the local board knows or sees amining And induction station will for­ Medical History (Standard Form 89) in a registrant who he believes may be dis­ ward to the local board the following the registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS Form qualified for military service because of documents concerning registrants for­ No. 101). an obvious defect or manifest condition warded for armed forces physical exam­ (4) For each registrant rejected, file listed in Part 629 of this chapter, the ination: the original of the Record of Induction registrant shall not be forwarded for (1) For all registrants whether found (NME Form No. 47), the original of the armed forces physical examination on acceptable or not acceptable for service Report of Medical Examination (Stand­ that day but shall be given a local board in the armed forces, the original Physical ard Form 88) together with any X-ray Examination List (SSS Form No. 225) in­ films, and the original of the Report of medical interview as provided in § 628.2 Medical History (Standard Form 89) in and if after such medical interview it dicating in column 4 the disposition of each registrant forwarded for armed the registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS Form is determined that the registrant is not No. 101) and forward to the State Direc­ disqualified he shall then be forwarded forces physical examination, and the original and one copy of Certificate of tor of Selective Service one copy of each for an armed forces physical examina­ of the above forms which shall be re­ tion. * Acceptability (NME Form No. 62). (2) For each registrant found accept­ tained by him. (c) A leader and assistant leaders able for service in the armed forces, the § 628.26 Action when registrant’s shall be appointed and furnished with original and both copies of the Record status not determined. The joint exam- proper credentials. of Induction (NME Form No. 47), the ing and induction station will return the (d) The leader shall be given the fol­ original and both copies of the Report of records of a registrant without determin­ lowing in a sealed packet: Medical Examination (Standard Form ing his status when his records are in- 5478 RULES AND REGULATIONS complete and will indicate on the Certifi­ Circulatory failure, evidenced by definite Hypospadias, when urine cannot be voided cate of Acceptability (NME Form No.. symptoms such as breathlessness, pain, in such a manner as to avoid soiling of and signs of congestive failure (engorged clothing or surroundings, or when accom­ 62) of such registrant that his status neck veins, enlarged liver, edema, as well panied by evidence of chronic infection of has not been determined because his rec­ as dyspnea). the genito-urinary tract. ords were incomplete. In each such case Clubfoot, of marked degree. Idiocy. the local board shall take the following Commitment, for insanity, or authentic his­ Imbecility. action: tory of medical treatment for insanity Incontinence, urinary. (a) If the Report of Medical Exami­ without commitment. Insanity, with commitment, or with authen­ nation (Standard Form 88) and the Re­ Cornea, ulcer of, chronic. tic medical history of treatment for insan­ Coronary thrombosis and/or myocardial in­ ity without commitment. port of Medical History (Standard Form farction, authenticated by electrocardio­ Jaws, diseases of, and associated structures 89) have been completed, the local board gram. which are irremediable or not. easily rem­ shall secure and complete all the required Cyst, pilonidal, if avidenced by the presence edied, or which incapacitate the individual records and send them, together with of a tumor mass or, discharging sinus. in civil life. Extensive loss of oral tissue * all records returned by the joint exam­ Deafness, complete, bôth ears. in an amount that would prevent replace­ ining and induction station, to such sta­ Deformities of marked degree which seriously ment of missing teeth by a satisfactory tion for final determination of the ac­ interfere with function and weight-bear­ denture. ceptability of the registrant. ing power. Joint, disease of, healed, with such resulting Deformities of mouth, throat, and nose which deformity or rigidity that function is im­ (b) .If the Report of Medical Exami­ interfere with mastication of ordinary paired to a marked degree. nation (Standard Form 88) and the Re­ food, with speech, or with breathing. Kidney, absence of one. port of Medical History (Standard Form Deformities of the skull in the nature of Kidney, tumor of. „ 89) have not been completed the local depressions, exostoses, severe. Laryngeal paralysis, due to any cause. board shall secure and complete all the Deformities of skull of any degree associated Larynx, destructive lesions of. required records and shall, on the next with evidence of disease of the brain, spinal Leprosy. delivery date, return the registrant to the cord, or peripheral nerves. Leukemia. joint examining and induction station Dermatitis, herpetiformis, of long duration. Lobectomy. Diabetes mellitus, confirmed. Lungs, tumor of, benign or malignant. for further processing, together with all Disease, Addison’s. Lupus vulgaris. such completed records and all records Disease, Hodgkin’s. Lymph node, enlargement of, associated with which were previously returned by the Dislocations, old, unreduced, with rigidity, leukemia or Hodgkin’s Disease. joint examining and induction station. deformity, or dysfunction to a marked Lymphosarcoma. degree. Malignant disease or neoplasm of any organ Drug addiction, confirmed, to such a degree or part of body. P art 629— Disqualifying Obvious D e­ as to interfere ' with following a useful Mastoiditis, chronic. fects and Manifest Conditions vocation in civil life. Mediastinum, tumor of, benign or malignant. Elephantiasis, severe. Metallic poisoning, except argyria. § 629.1 Alphabetical list of obvious de­ ' Empyema, residual accumulation or unhealed Multiple sclerosis. fects and manifest conditions which dis­ sinuses of chest wall following operation Muscle, paralysis of, or contracture which dis­ qualify for service in the armed forces. for empyema. turbs function to such a degree as to inter­ The existence of one or more of the ob­ Endocarditis, confirmed. fere with following a useful vocation in civil vious defects or manifest conditions con­ Epilepsy, positive certification of. life. ♦ tained in the following alphabetical list Epispadias, when urine cannot be voided in Mutism. such manner as to avoid soiling of cloth­ Myocardial infarction, authenticated by elec­ shall disqualify a registrant for service ing or surroundings, or when accompanied trocardiogram. in the armed forces if the functional by evidence of chronic infection of the Neck, tumor of the thyroid, including en­ ability of the registrant is impaired to genito-urinary tract. larged lymph nodes and benign tumors, if the extent that he cannot perform mili­ Esophagus, stricture of, or other organic the enlargement is of such a degree as to tary duties,in a satisfactory manner: disease. .interfere with wearing of ordinary cloth­ Eye, loss of one (surgical or congenital). ing. Abdominal wall, sinuses of. Eyelid or eyelids, deformity of, such as in­ Orbit, tumor of. Acromegaly. > version or eversion of a degree that forcible Osteomyelitis, active, of any bone or a sub­ Acute disease, other than venereal (Recon­ closure fails to cover the eyeball or in stantiated history of osteomyelitis of any sider after recovery). which there is a resultant conjunctival in­ of the long bones of the extremities at any Addiction, drug, confirmed, to such a degree flammation, corneal irritation, or a re­ time. as to interfere with following a useful voca­ striction of rotation of the eyeball. Otitis media, chronic, suppurative. tion in civil life.' Feet, flat, when accompanied by marked Paralysis, laryngeal, due to any cause. Addison’s disease. symptoms and deformity. Paralysis, muscular, or contracture which dis­ Alcoholism, chronic, to such a degree as to Fever, rheumatic, acute, or verified history turbs function to such a degree as to inter­ interfere wit^ following a useful vocation of single or recurrent attacks within pre­ fere with following a useful vocation in in civil life. vious two years. civil life. Amputation of arm or leg, or complete or par­ Fistula, abdominal wall, anal, osseous, post­ Paraplegia. # tial loss of hand or foot. operative, or urinary. Parkinson’s syndrome, marked. Anemia, aplastic; pernicious. Flat feet, when accompanied by marked Pemphigus, chronic. Aneurysm, of any vessel. symptoms and deformity. Penis, amputation of, if the resulting stump Angina pectoris, true. Fractures, healed, of vertebrae or pelvic bones is insufficient to permit normal function of Aphonia. with associated symptoms which have pre­ micturition. Aplastic anemia. vented the individual from following a Peptic ulcer, active, if diagnosis is confirmed Arch, obliteration of transverse, associated useful vocation in civil life. by X-ray or on surgical operation for same. with permanent flexion of toes (claw toes). Fracture, old, ununited. Pernicious anemia. Asthma, severe, obvious to medical advisor. Fungoides, mycosis. Perversion, sexual. Auditory canal, atresia of, or tumors of. Gigantism. Pilonidal cyst, if evidenced by the presence Bladder, tumor of. Glaucoma. of a tumor mass or discharging sinus. Blindness, complete, both eyes. Goitre, simple, if enlargement is of such a Plantar warts, on weight-bearing areas. Bone, disease of any, or joint, healed with degree as to interfere with the wearing of Pleura, tumor of, benign or malignant. such resulting deformity or rigidity that ordinary clothing. • Pleurisy, with effusion, which is to be consid­ function is impaired to a marked degree. - Goitre, toxic. ered of tuberculous origin if no other cause Bone disease (suppurative periostitis, osteo­ Hallux valgus, if severe and associated with can be proved. myelitis, caries, or necrosis) s>t chest, in­ Pleurisy, tuberculous, with effusion. cluding ribs, sternum, clavicles, scapulae, marked exostosis or bunion. Heart block (determined by electrocardio­ Pleuritis, chronic, adhesive, of such extent as or vertebrae. gram). v to interfere with respiratory function. Bone, tuberculosis of. Brain, hernia of. Hemophilia. Pneumonectomy. Brain, tumor of. Hermaphroditism. Pulmonary tuberculosis, active within five Bronchus, tumor of, benign or malignant. Hernia, Inguinal, which has descended into years. Carcinoma, or other malignant tumor or the scrotum; recurrent; post-operative; or Purpura, thrombocytopenic. disease of any organ or part of the body. ventral. Rheumatic fever, acute, or verified history of Chett wall, unhealed sinuses of, following Hernia of the brain. single or recurrent attacks within the pre­ operation for empyema. Hodgkin’s Disease. vious two years. Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5479

Scars, extensive, deep, or adherent, that in­ therein shall be made when such actual § 631.5 Calls by the Director of Selec­ terfere with muscular movement or that numbers are known. tive Service. The Director of Selective show a tendency to break down and ulcer­ Service shall, upon receipt of a call or ate. § 631.2 Determination of quotas, requisition from the Secretary of De­ Sclerosis, multiple. credits, and debits, (a) The Director of fense, allocate such call or requisition Sex perversion. Selective Service shall détermine the Sinuses of the abdominal wall. among the several States. The Director quotas, credits, and debits for the nation of Selective Service shall issue to the Skull, deformities of, in the nature of de­ and for each State. Each State Director pressions or exostoses, severe. State Director of Selective Service of Skull, deformities, of any degree associated of Selective Service shall be required pe­ each State concerned a Notice of Call with evidence of disease of the brain, spinal riodically to report the total number of on State (SSS Form No. 200) for the cdrd, or peripheral nerves. registrants in the State and the number number of men found acceptable for Splenic enlargement associated wit£ leu­ of registrants in the State who have been service in the armed forces allocated to kemia, Hodgkin’s Disease, splenic anemia, placed in Class I-A and Class I-A-O and or other disqualifying disease. each State.. The Director of Selective have been found acceptable for service Service shall send two copies of each Stammering or stuttering, to such a degree as in the armed forces. Each State Direc­ to prevent following of a useful vocation in such Notice of Call on State (SSS Form civil life. tor of Selective Service shall also periodi­ No. 200) to the Secretary of Defense. Strabismus, permanent and severe. cally report the number of registrants Stricture of urethra, severe. inducted from his State on State Monthly § 631.6 Calls by State Director of Se­ Syphilis, cerebrospinal, cardiovascular, Or Report of Deliveries, Inductions and Ex­ lective Service. The State Director of visceral. aminations (SSS Form No. 262). Selective Service, upon receiving a Notice Testicle, tumor of. (b) The armed forces will furnish to of Call on State (SSS Form No. 200) Thumbs, lass of one or both. each State Director of Selective Service from the Director of Selective Service Thrombocytopenic purpurav a Report of Home Address at Time of shall (a) allocate to the local boards Tracheostomy. concerned within his State the number Trachoma. Last Entry into Service (NME Form No. Tuberculosis, active, of any part of the body. 53) for each person who is on active of men which his State is called upon to Tuberculosis, pulmonary, active within five duty and who reports his or her per­ furnish for service in the armed forces years. manent residence as being located in and (b) issue to each local board con­ Tumors of bladder, kidney, or testicle. that State. Each State Director of cerned a Notice of Call on Local Board Tumor of brain. Selective Service will similarly receive (SSS Form No. 201) directing the local Tumor, benign, of breast or of chest wall, of a home address report for each person, board to select and deliver for induction such size and loeation as to interfere with whether a registrant or not, who is a res­ the number of men who have been found wearing ordinary clothing. to be acceptable for service in the armed Tumor, benign o r . malignant, of trachea, ident of his State and who subsequently bronchi, lungs, pleura, or mediastinum. enters upon active duty in the armed forces fixed in such Notice of Call on Tumor, malignant, of breast or chest wall. forces other than by induction through Local Board (SSS Form No. 201). The Tumor of orbit. a focal board. State Director of Selective Service shall Tumor of thyroid or other structures of (c) When a person on active duty in send a copy of each Notice of Call on neck, including enlarged lymph nodes and the armed forces is separated from active Local Board (SSS Form No. 201) to the benign tumors of the neck, if the enlarge­ duty status or is reported as being a de­ Commanding General of the Army Area ment is of such degree as to Interfere with serter, the appropriate State Director in which his State is located and a copy the wearing of ordinary clothing. to the commanding officer of the joint Ulcer of cornea, chronic. of Selective Service will receive a report Ulcer, peptic, active, If diagnosis is confirmed of separation from the armed forces for examining and induction station to by X-ray or on surgical operation for same. each such person. which the selected men are directed to Ulcers, of skin, chronic. (d) Each State Director of Selective report for induction. Urethra, stricture of, severe. Service shall report periodically to the § 631.7 Action by local board upon Warts, plantar, on weight-bearing areas. Director of Selective Service on State receipt of notice of call. Each local Monthly Report of Deliveries, Inductions board, upon receiving a Notice of Call P art 631—Quotas and Calls and Examinations (SSS Form No. 262) on Local Board (SSS Form No. 201) from Sec. the number of Reports of Home Address the State Director of Selective Service for 631.1 Quotas and credits. at Time of Last Entry into Service (NME a specified number of men shall select 631.2 Determination of quotas, credits, and Form No. 53) and the number of re­ and order to report for induction the debits. ports of separation from the armed number of men required to fill the call 631.8 Determination of local board quotas, forces properly forwarded to him for credits, and debits. from among its registrants who have 631.4 Calls by the. Secretary of Defense. crediting and debiting purposes in his been classified in Class I-A and Class 631.5 Calls by the Director of Selective State. Each State Director of Selective I-A-O and who have been found accept­ Service. Service shall also compute and allocate able for service in the armed forces, ex­ 631.6 Calls by State Director of Selective the debits and credits for each local cept that a registrant classified in Class Service. board in his State. I-A- or Class I-A-O who is a delinquent 631.7 Action by local board upon receipt of may be selected and ordered to report notice of call. § 631.3 Determination of local board quotas, credits, and debits. The State for induction notwithstanding the fact § 631.1 Quotas and credits. Quotas of Director of Selective Service for each that he has not been found acceptable men to be Inducted for training and State shall determine the quotas? credits, for service in the armed forces. Such service in the armed forces shall be deter­ and debits for each local board in his registrants shall be selected and ordered mined for each State, Territory, posses­ State. He shall from time to time call to report for induction in the order of sion, and the District of Columbia, and upon each local board to report the their dates of birth with thé oldest being for subdivisions thereof, on the basis of number of registrants in the local board, selected first; Provided, that any such the actual number of registrants classi­ the number classified, and the number registrant who is a delinquent shall, re­ fied in Class I-A and Class I-A-O who it has placed in Class I-A and Class gardless of his age, be selected and or­ have been found acceptable for service I-A-O who have been found acceptable dered to report for induction before any in the armed forces. In fixing such for service in the armed forces. other registrant. When two or more Quotas, credits shall be given, for resi­ such registrants have the same date of dents of such subdivisions who are serv­ § 631.4 Calls by the Secretary of De­ birth they shall, as among themselves, ing on active duty in the armed forces on fense. The Secretary of Defense shall be selected in alphabetical order. The the date fixed for determining the quotas. from time to time place with the Direc­ men so selected and ordered to report After the quotas are fixed, credits shall tor of Selective Service a call or requisi­ for induction shall be men to whom the oe given in filling such quotas for resi­ tion for a specified number of men to be inducted into the armed forces. The local board has,mailed a Certificate of dents of such subdivisions who subse­ Secretary of Defense shall present such Acceptability (NME Form No. 62) at quently enter upon active duty in the calls or requisitions to the Director of least 21 days before the date fixed for armed forces. Until the actual numbers Selective Service not less than 60 days Induction; Provided, that a registrant necessary for determining the quotas are prior to the period during which the classified in Class I-A or Class I-A-O who known, the quotas may be based on esti­ delivery and induction of such men are is a delinquent may be selected and or­ mates, and subsequent adjustments to be accomplished. dered to report for induction to fill an 5480 RULES AND REGULATIONS induction call notwithstanding the fact tive Service or any State Director of Se­ presented to the local board, have his in­ that he has not been mailed a Certifi­ lective Service (as to registrants regis­ duction postponed (1) until the end of cate of Acceptability (NME Form No. 62). tered within his State) may, for a good such academic year, or (2) until he ceases Whenever the number of postponements cause, at any time prior to the issuance satisfactorily to pursue such course of of induction materially reduces the num­ of an Order to Report for Induction instruction, whichever is the earlier. ber of men the local board actually can (SSS Form No. 252) , postpone the issu­ (b) The date of issuance and the date deliver in response to a call, the local ance of such order until such time as he of expiration of any period of postpone­ board shall issue orders to report for may deem advisable, or the Director of ment authorized in paragraph (a) of induction to such numbers of additional Selective Service or any State Director this section shall be noted in the “Re­ men as may be necessary to meet the of Selective Service (as to registrants marks” column of the Classification Rec- ' call, taking into account the number of registered within his State) may, for ord (SSS Form No. 102), the registrant men to be delivered following thè ex­ good cause, at any time after the issu­ shall be issued a Postponement of Induc­ piration of postponements previously ance of an Order to Report for Induc-t tion (SSS Form No. 264), and a copy of granted. tion (SSS Form No. 252) , postpone the such Postponement of Induction (SSS induction of a registrant until such time Form No. 264) shall be mailed to the as he may deem advisable, and no regis­ State Director of Selective Service. P art 632—D elivery and I nduction trant whose -induction has been thus § 632.5 Preparing records for a group GENERAL postponed shall be inducted into the Sec. armed forces during the period of any ordered to report for induction, (a) As 632.1 Order to report for Induction. such postponement. soon as the local board has mailed, an 632.2 Postponement of induction; general. Order to Report for Induction (SSS Form 632.3 Postponement of induction; high (b) The local board shall issue to each No. 252) to all registrants who are di­ school students. registrant whose induction is postponed rected to report for induction at a par­ 632.4 Postponement of induction;' college a Postponement of Induction (SSS Form ticular time and place, it shall: students. No. 264), shall mail a copy of such form 632.5 Preparing records for a group ordered to the State Director of Selective Service, (1) Prepare in quintuplicate a Deliv­ to report for induction. ery List (SSS Form No. 261) completing and shall note the date of the granting of thereon the entries in columns (1), (2), TRANSFER FOR INDUCTION the postponement and the date of its ex­ and (3) for each such registrant. 632.9 Certain registrants may request piration in the “Remarks” column of the (2) Assemble and attach to each reg­ transfer for induction. Classification Record (SSS Form No. istrant’s Record of Induction (NME 632.10 Transfer for induction directed by 102). Form No. 47) the Report of Medical Director of Selective Service. (c) Any period of postponement au­ Examination (Standard Form 88), the thorized in paragraph (a) of this section INDUCTION Report of Medical History (Standard may be terminated before the date of its Form 89), any X-ray films made at the 632.14 Duty of registrant to report for and expiration when the issuing authority so time of the armed forces physical exam­ submit to induction. directs and the registrant shall then re­ ination, any waiver of disqualification, 632.15 Forwarding registrants for induction. port for induction at such time and place 632.16 Induction. any order terminating civil custody, and as may be fixed by- the local board. all other information bearing on the DISPOSITION OF RECORDS (d) A postponement of induction shall acceptability of the registrant for serv­ 632.20 Records returned to local board. not render invalid the Order to Report ice in the armed forces. 632.21 Disposition of other records by the for Induction (SSS Form No. 252) which (b) Whenever a registrant referred to armed forces. has been issued to the registrant but shall in paragraph (a) of this section is trans­ operate only to postpone the reporting RECLASSIFICATION ferred to another local board for induc­ date and the registrant shall report on tion, a notation of such transfer and the 632.30 Classification of registrants inducted the new date without having issued to identity of the local board to which he or rejected. him a new Order to Report for Induction 632.31 Registrants enlisted in the armed is transferred shall be made in the “Re­ forces. (SSS Form No. 252). marks” column of the Delivery List (SSS § 632.3 Postponement of induction; Form No. 261). All of the records of ' GENERAL high school students, (a) Any person such registrant prepared in the manner § 632.1 Order to report for induction. who, while satisfactorily pursuing a full­ provided in subparagraph (2) of para­ Immediately upon determining which time course of instruction at a high graph (a) of this section shall be trans­ men are to report for induction, the local school or similar institution of learning, mitted to the local board to which such board shall prepare for each man an Or­ is ordered to report for induction prior registrant is transferred for induction in der to Report,for Induction (SSS Form to his graduation from such school the manner and at the time provided in No. 252) in duplicate. The date speci­ or institution, shall, upon the facts § 632.9. fied for reporting for induction shall be being presented to the local board, have TRANSFER FOR INDUCTION at least 10 days after the date on which his induction postponed (1) until the the Order to Report for Induction (SSS time of his graduation therefrom, or (2) § 632.9 Certain registrants may re­ Form No. 252) is mailed. The local until he attains the twentieth anniver­ quest transfer for induction, (a) Any board shall mail the original of the Or­ sary of his birth, or (3) until he ceases registrant who is so far from his own der to Report for Induction (SSS Form satisfactorily to pursue such course of local board that reporting to his own No. 252) to the registrant and shall file instruction, whichever is the earliest. local board for induction would be a hardship may, subject to the provisions the copy in his Cover Sheet (SSS Form (b) The date of issuance and the date No. 101). of this section, be transferred for in­ of expiration of any period of postpone­ duction to the local board having juris­ § 632.2 Postponement of induction; ment authorized in paragraph (a) of this diction of the area in which he is at that general, (a) In case of death of a mem­ section shall be noted in the “Remarks” tim£ located. Application for such ber of the registrant’s immediate family, column of the Classification Record (SSS transfer may be made "by the registrant extreme emergency involving a member Form No. 102), the registrant shall be at the time he receives his Order to Re­ of the registrant’s immediate family, issued a Postponement of Induction (SSS port for Induction (SSS Form No. 252). serious illness of the registrant, or other Form No. 264), and a copy of such Post­ (b) Any such registrant desiring to be extreme emergency beyond the regis­ ponement of Induction (SSS Form No. so transferred shall immediately report trant’s control, the local board may, after 264) shall be mailed to the State Director to the local board having jurisdiction of the Order to Report for Induction (SSS of Selective Service. the area in which he is at that time Form No. 252) has been issued, postpone § 632.4 Postponement of induction; located, present his Order to Report for the time when such registrant shall so college students, (a) Any person who, Induction (SSS Form No. 252), and com­ report for a period not to exceed 60 days while satisfactorily pursuing a full-time plete, in quintuplicate, the request por- from the date of such postponement, course of instruction at a college, uni­ tion'of Request for Transfer for Delivery subject, however, in cases of imperative versity, or similar institution of learning, (SSS Form No. 260). necessity, to one further postponement is ordered to report for induction after (c) The local board with which such for a period not to exceed 60 days; And the beginning and prior to the end of an registrant files such request shall inves­ provided also, That the Director of Selec­ academic year shall, upon the facts being tigate the circumstances of the regis- Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5481 trant’s absence from his own local board the registrant have not already been the original of the Report of Delivery of area. If It finds that he does not have forwarded to ihe local board of transfer, Transferred Registrant (SSS Form No. a good reason for his absence, it shall the forms referred to above shall be ac­ 263-A) to the local board of origin. endorse its disapproval upon his request, companied by the original and two copies (j) The transferred registrant, if in­ mail the original thereof to the regis­ of the Record of Induction (NME Form ducted, shall not be credited to the local trant’s own locàl board, mail a copy to No. 47), all the records referred to in sub- board to which he was transferred for the registrant, and file one of the re­ paragraph (2) of paragraph (a) of delivery, but shall be credited to his own maining copies. Such registrant shall § 632.5, and any other records designated local board. then be required to report in accordance by the Director of Selective Service. § 632.10 Transfer for induction dU with the Order to Report for Induction (f) When the local board to which reefed by Director of Selective Service. (SSS Form No. 252) of his own local such registrant is transferred for induc­ (a) The Director of Selective Service board. tion receives the papers from the regis­ may direct that a particular registrant (d) If the local board with which the trant’s own local board, as provided in or a registrant who comes within a de­ registrant files such request finds that he paragraph (e) of this section, it shall scribed group of registrants be trans­ has a good reason for his absence from proceed to deliver him for induction as ferred for induction to such local board his own local board area and that he is soon as practicable after the date fixed or local boards as he shall designate. so far from his own local board area that for him to report for induction in the (b) A registrant selected for induc­ it would be a hardship for him to return Order to Report for Induction (SSS Form tion shall be transferred for induction to his own local board area for induction, No. 252) issued by his own local board. to the local board having jurisdiction it shall endorse its approval upon his re­ If possible, the transferred registrant of the area in which he is at that time quest, mail the original and two copies by shall be delivered for induction with the located whenever, from information in air mail (unless ordinary mail is as ex­ next call on the local board to which he his file, it appears that the registrant is peditious) to the registrant’s own local has been transferred, but if there is to located in one and the registrant’s own board, mail a copy to the registrant, and be no such call at an early date, it shall local board is located in another of the file the remaining copy. When neces­ deliver such transferred registrant spe­ following: The continental United States, sary for the accomplishment of the early cially whenever the joint examining and the Territory of Alaska, the Territory of induction of the registrant, the local induction station is receiving men. Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands board with which the registrant files his When the local board of transfer deter­ of the United States. request may telegraph the registrant’s mines to deliver such transferred regis­ (c) To accomplish the transfer for in­ own local board notifying it of the ap­ trant specially, it shall notify its State duction under paragraph (a) or (b) of proval of the registrant’s application for Director of Selective Service and request this section, the registrant’s own local such transfer and requesting that the that the necessary arrangements be board shall: necessary records of the registrant be im­ made for the time and place at which (1) Prepare in triplicate the Transfer mediately forwarded to the local board of such transferred registrant may be for Delivery (SSS Form No. 263) and the transfer. In such instances, the local delivered specially. The local board Report of Delivery of Transferred Reg­ board of transfer shall confirm the tele­ to which such registrant has been istrant (SSS Form No. 263-A). gram by immediately mailing the original transferred for induction shall pre­ (2) Complete in duplicate the Request and two copies of the Request for Trans­ pare an Order for Transferred Man to for Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. fer for Delivery (SSS Form No. 260), with Report for . Induction (SSS Form No. 260) by inserting the name and present the endorsement of approval thereon, to 253), in duplicate, mail the original to address/Df the registrant and the words the registrant’s own local board. the transferred registrant, and file the “By direction of the Director of Selective (e) When the registrant’s own local copy. The, local board to which such Service” and by completing the second board receives the approved Request for registrant has been transferred for in­ endorsement on such form. Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. duction shall add the name of the regis­ (3) Mail one copy of the Request for 260), or receives a telegraphic approval trant to its Delivery List (SSS Form No. Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. of a request for transfer as provided in 261) and shall make a notation of such 260) together with one copy of the paragraph (d) of this section, it shall: transfer and the identity of the local Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. ( 1 ) Immediately complete on the orig­ board from which he is transferred in 263) and one copy of the Report of De­ inal of the Request for Transfer for De­ the •“Remarks” column of the Delivery livery of Transferred Registrant (SSS livery (SSS Form No. 260) the order List (SSS Form No. 261) . Form No. 263-A) to its State Director of transferring the registrant for induction. (g) The local board to which such reg­ Selective Service and file one copy of the (2) Prepare in triplicate the Transfer istrant has been transferred for induc­ Request for Transfer for Delivery (SSS for Delivery (SSS Form No. 263) and tion shall not substitute the transferred Form No. 260), one copy of the Transfer the Report of Delivery of Transferred registrant for one of its selected men, for Delivery (SSS Form No. 263), and one Registrant (SSS Form No. 263-A). but shall deliver the transferred regis­ copy of the Report of Delivery of Trans­ (3) Mail one copy of the Request for trant in addition to any deliveries it ferred Registrant (SSS Form No. 263-A) Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. otherwise would make to fill its own call. in the registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS 260) together with one copy of the (h) When the transferred registrant Form No. 101). Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. has been inducted or rejected or if he (4) Mail the original of the Request 263) and one copy of the Report of fails to report for induction, the local for Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. Delivery of Transferred Registrant (SSS board to which such registrant was trans­ 260), the original of the Transfer for Form No. 263-A) to its State Director of ferred for induction shall complete the Delivery (SSS Form No. 263), the orig­ Selective Service for his further action Report of Delivery of Transferred Regis­ inal of the Report of Delivery of Trans­ as provided in paragraph (i) of this sec­ trant (SSS Form No. 263-A), detach and ferred Registrant (SSS Form No. 263-A) tion, and file the remaining copy of the forward it to the State Director of Selec­ together with the original and two copies Request for Transfer for Delivery .„(SSS tive Service for the State in which the of the Record of Induction (NME Form Form No. 260), one copy of Transfer local board of origin is located, and for­ for Delivery (SSS Form No. 263), and No. 47), the original and two copies of ward all papers with reference to such the Report of Medical Examination one copy of Report of Delivery of Trans­ registrant, with the exception of the ferred Registrant (SSS Form No. 263-A) (Standard Form 88) together with X-ray Delivery List (SSS Form No. 261), to his film, and the original and two copies of in the registrant’s Cover Sheet (SSS own local board.' Form No. 101). the Report of Medical History (Standard (i) The State Director of Selective Form 89) if the registrant has received (4) Mail the original of the Request Service for the State in which the local for Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No an armed forces physical examination, board of origin is located shall, upon re­ all other documents referred to in para­ 260), the original of the Transfer foi ceipt from the local board of transfer of Delivery (SSS Form No. 263), and thi graph (e) of § 632.9, and any other rec­ the completed Report of Delivery of ords designated by the Director of Selec­ original of the Report of Delivery ol Transferred Registrant (SSS Form No. tive Service to the State Director of Transferred Registrant (SSS Form No 263-A), record the disposition of the Selective Service of the State in which 263-A) to the local board to which the transferred registrant upon his copy of the registrant is located. registrant is being transferred for induc­ Report of Delivery of Transferred Regis­ (5) Place a notation of the transfer tion. in the event that the papers oi trant (SSS Form No. 263-A) and forward of the registrant in the “Remarks” col- No. 184------2 5482 RULES AND REGULATIONS umn of the Classification Record (SSS shall thereafter be his continuing duty the place of induction; that while they Form NO. 102). from day to day to report for induction are at the place of induction they will (d) The State Director of Selective to his local board and to each local board be subject to and must obey the orders Service of the State in which the regis­ whose area he enters or in whose area he of the representatives of the armed trant is located shall check the docu­ remains. forces; that they must present them­ ments received from the registrant's own (b) Upon reporting for induction, it selves for and submit to induction; that, local board and, if not already accom­ shall be the duty of the registrant (1) to if they are rejected, the representatives plished, insert thereon the name and ad­ follow the instructions of a member or of the armed forces will, to the extent dress of the local board in his State to clerk of the local board as to the manner prescribed by the regulations of the which the registrant is transferred for in which he shall be transported to the armed forces, provide transportation induction and forward the documents to location where his induction will be ac­ and subsistence for their return trip. such local board. Unless the transfer of complished, (2) to obey the instructions (f) The local board shall mail one the registrant for induction is cancelled of the leader or assistant leaders ap­ copy of the Delivery List (SSS Form No. under paragraph (e) of this section, the pointed for the group being forwarded 261) to State Director of Selective Serv­ local board to which the registrant is for induction, (3) to appear at the place ice and shall file one copy. transferred shall cause the registrant to where his induction will be accomplished, § 632.16 Induction. At the induction be delivered for induction and shall take (4) to obey the orders of the represent­ station,; the selected men who have been the other actions provided for in para­ atives of the armed forces while at the forwarded for induction and found ac­ graphs (f), (g), and (h) of § 632.9, and place where his induction will be accom­ ceptable will be inducted into the armed the State Director of Selective Service for plished, (5) to submit to induction, and forces. the State in which the registrant’s own (6); if he is not accepted by the armed local board is located shall take the ac­ forces, to follow the instructions of the DISPOSITION QP RECORDS tion provided for in paragraph (i) of representatives of the armed forces as to § 632.20 Records returned to local § 632.9. the manner in which he will be trans­ board, (a) The commanding officer of (e) A registrant transferred for induc­ ported on his return trip to the local the induction station will return to the tion under this section may within five board. local board the following documents con­ days after the date on which the local § 632.15 Forwarding registrants for cerning registrants forwarded for induc­ board to which he has been so trans­ induction. When the registrants who tion: ferred has mailed to him an Order are to be forwarded for induction have (1) The original Delivery List (SSS for Transferred Man to Report for In­ assembled, the local board shall proceed Form No. 261), indicating under column duction (SSS Form No. 253), file with as follows: 4 the disposition of each registrant for­ such local board a written request to can­ (a) The roll shall be called, using the warded for induction. cel his transfer for induction. Upon such previously prepared Delivery List (SSS (2) For each registrant inducted, a a request being filed, such local board Form No. 261) and noting any absences copy of Record of Induction (NME Form shall determine whether grave and un­ thereon in the “Remarks” column. If No. 47), a copy of Report of Medical Ex­ usual hardship will result to the regis­ any registrant fails to report, for deliv­ amination (Standard Form 88), a copy trant if he is not permitted to report to ery, fails to report at the place of induc­ of Report of Medical History (Standard his own local board for induction and, if tion, is transferred to another local board Form 89), and any previous records of it so determines, shall cancel his transfer for delivery, or is rejected, the local induction and reports of medical exam­ for induction. The local board shall board shall not furnish a replacement ination submitted. record such determination on the Re­ for such registrant. (3) For registrants not inducted, the quest for Transfer for Delivery (SSS (b) A leader and assistant leaders original Record of Induction (NME Form Form No. 260) and the Transfer for De­ shall be appointed and each given a com­ No. 47), the original Report of Medical livery (SSS Form No. 263) and shall pleted Appointment of Leader or Assist­ Examination (Standard Form 88) to­ notify the registrant of its determination ant Leader (SSS Form No. 340). Lead­ gether with any X-ray film, and the by letter. If the local board determines ers and assistant leaders shall have such original Report of Medical History to cancel the transfer for induction, it authority as is necessary to deliver the (Standard Form 89). shall (1) cancel the Order for Trans­ group to the place of induction. (b) Upon receipt of the documents ferred Man to Report for Induction (SSS (c) The leader shall be given the fol­ described in paragraph (a) of this sec­ Form No. 253) which it mailed to the lowing in a sealed packet: “ tion, the local board shall take the fol­ registrant, and (2) return the Request (1) The original and two copies of the lowing action: for Transfer for Delivery (SSS Form No. Delivery List (SSS Form No. 261) . (1) File the original Delivery List 260) and all other documents concerning (2) For each * registrant being for­ (SSS Form No. 261). such registrant to his local board through warded, the‘original and two copies of (2) File the copy of Record of Induc­ the State Director of Selective Service the Record of Induction (NME Form No. tion (NME Form No. 47), the copy of for the State in which the registrant’s 47), all other records referred to in sub- Report of Medical Examination (Stand­ local board is located. Upon receipt of paragraph (2) of paragraph (a) of ard Form 88), and the copy of Report of such documents, the registrant’s own § 632.5, and any other records designated Medical History (Standard Form 89) in local board shall order the registrant to by the Director of Selective Service, the Cover Sheet (SSS Form No. 101) for report to it for induction in the usual (d) When it is necessary, travel tickets each registrant inducted. manner. or transportation requests, and meal and (3) File the original of the Record of INDUCTION lodging requests for the group, covering Induction (NME Form No. 47), the orig­ § 632.14 Duty of registrant to report their trip to the place of induction, shall inal of Report of Medical Examination for and submit to induction, (a) When be issued. The leader shall be instructed (Standard Form 88) together with any the local board mails to a registrant an to deliver the sealed packet containing X-ray film, and the original of the Re­ Order to Report for Induction (SSS the original and two copies of the Deliv­ port of Medical History (Standard Form ery List (SSS Form No. 261), the orig­ 89 f in the Cover Sheet (SSS Form No. Form No. 252), it shall be the duty of inals and copies of the Record of Induc­ 101) for each registrant rejected. the registrant to report for induction at tion (NME Form No. 47), and all other the time and place fixed in such order. information concerning the registrants § 632.21 Disposition of other records If the time when the registrant is or­ in the group to the commanding officer by the armed forces. The commanding dered to report for induction is post­ of the induction station or to his repre­ officer of the induction station will dis­ poned, it shall be the -continuing duty sentative. pose of the documents described below of the registrant to report for induction (e) The local board shall inform all concerning registrants forwarded for in­ upon the termination of such postpone­ duction as follows: ment and he shall report for induction registrants in the group that it is their (a) For registrants inducted, retain at such time and place as may be fixed duty to obey the instructions of the the original and one copy of the Record by the local board. Regardless of the leader or assistant leaders during the Of Induction (NME Form No. 47), the time when or the circumstances under time they are going to the place of in­ original and one copy of the Report of which a registrant fails to report for in­ duction; that they will be met by proper Medical Examination (Standard Form duction when it is his duty to do so, it representatives of the armed forces at 88) together with any X-ray film, and Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5483

the original and one copy of the Report munication, whether he actually receives operate as a waiver of that continuing of Medical History (Standard Form 89)« it or not. duty. (b) For registrants rejected, retain one §641.5 Classification Record (SSS § 642.3 Compliance with procedures copy of the Record of Induction (NME Form No. 102). The Classification Rec­ of this part not condition precedent to Form No. 47), one copy of the Report of ord (SSS Form No. 102) shall be open to prosecution. Compliance by a local board Medical Examination (Standard Form the public at the local board office. It or any other agency of the Selective Serv­ 88) , and one copy of the Record of Medi­ shall be the duty of each registrant to ice System with any or all of the pro­ cal History (Standard Form 89). keep himself informed of his status, and cedures prescribed by the regulations in (c) For registrants rejected, forward any entry concerning him on the Classi­ this part is not a condition precedent to one copy of the Record of Induction fication Record (SSS Form No. 102) shall the prosecution of any person under the (NME Form No. 47), one copy of the. provisions of section 12 of the Selective Report of Medical Examination (Stand­ constitute due legal notice thereof to ard Form 88), and one copy of the Re­ him and to all other interested persons. Service Act of 1948. port of Medical History (Standard Form § 641.6 Computation of time. The classification and induction of 89) to the State Director of Selective period of days allowed a registrant or DELINQUENTS Service. other person to perform any act or duty § 642.11 Registration and classifica­ (d) Retain one copy of the Delivery required of him shall be counted as be- tion of unregistered delinquent. When List (SSS Form No. 261). .ginning on the day following that on a delinquent who has not registered re­ (e) Forward one copy of the Delivery which the notice to him is posted or ports or is brought before a local board, List (SSS Form No. 261) to the State mailed. he shall be registered and the local board ^Director of Selective Service. at which he registers shall enter on line RECLASSIFICATION P art 642—D elinquents 2 of his Registration Card (SSS Form GENERAL No. 1) an address within the jurisdiction § 632.30 Classification of registrants Sec. of such local board. As soon as possible inducted or rejected. Upon receiving 642.1 Regulations governing delinquents. after his registration, the local board notice from the induction station that 642.2 Continuing duty. shall classify him as provided in § 642.12. a selected man who has been forwarded 642.3 Compliance with procedures of this for induction has been inducted or re­ part not condition precedent to § 642.12 Classification of registrant jected, the local board shall reopen his prosecution. delinquent. Any delinquent registrant Classification and classify him anew. between the ages of 19 and 26 may be CLASSIFICATION AND INDUCTION OF DELINQUENTS classified in or reclassified into Class I-A § 632.31 Registrants enlisted in the 642.11 Registration and classification of or Class I-A-O, whichever is applicable, armed forces. When the local board re­ unregistered delinquent. regardless of other circumstances: Pro­ ceives official information showing that 642.12 Classification of registrant delin­ vided, that a delinquent registrant in a registrant has enlisted in the armed quent. 642.13 Certain delinquents to be ordered to Class I-C who, after completion of any forces, it shall reopen his classification report for induction. period of active service in the armed and classify him anew. 642.14 Personal appearance, reopening, and forces of the United States under the appeal. provisions of the Selective Service Act 642.15 Continuous duty of certain regis­ of 1948, has been separated from the P art 641—N otice trants to report for induction. Sec. , armed forces or transferred to a reserve delivery of delinquent registrants component thereof may not be classified 641.1 Notice of requirements of selective in or reclassified into Class I-A or Class service law. 642.21 Procedure. 641.2 Failure to take notice. I-A-O under this section unless his clas­ 641.3 Communication by mail. MEN IN CUSTODY sification out of Class I-C is specifically 641.5 Classification Record (SSS Form No. 642.31 Completing records of man liable for authorized by the Director of Selective 102). training and service. Service. 641.6 Computation of time. 642.32 Obligat' n of man in custody, con­ § 642.13 Certain delinquents to be § 641.1 Notice of requirements of finement, or imprisonment. 642.33 Obligation of man after release from ordered to report for induction, (a) The selective service law. Every person shall custody, confinement, or imprison­ local board shall order each delinquent be deemed to have notice of the require­ ment. registrant between the ages of 19 and ments of Title I of the Selective Service 26 who is classified in or reclassified into Act of 1948 upon publication by the RECORDS AND REPORTS OF DELINQUENTS Class I-A or Class I-A-O to report for President of a proclamation or other pub­ 642.41 Report of delinquent to United States induction in the manner provided in lic notice fixing a time for any registra­ Attorney. §631.7 of this chapter unless (1) it has tion. This provision shall apply not only 642.42 Local board action subsequent to already done so, or (2) pursuant to a reporting a delinquent to United to registrants but to all other persons. States Attorney. written request of the United States At­ § 641.2 Failure to take notice, (a) If 642.43 United States Attorney to advise final torney, the local board determines not a registrant or a person required to pre­ disposition. to order such registrant to report for sent himself for and submit to registra­ 642.44 Local board record of delinquents. induction. 642.45 Confirmation of record of delin­ tion fails to perform any duty prescribed quents. § 642.14 Personal appearance, reopen­ by the selective service law, or directions 642.46 State record of delinquents. ing, and appeal, (a) When a delinquent given pursuant thereto, within the re­ registrant is classified in or reclassified quired time, he shall be liable to fine and GENERAL into Class I-A or Class I-A-O under the imprisonment under section 12 of the § 642.1 Regulations governing delin­ provisions of this part, a personal ap­ -^elective Service Act of 1948. quents. Delinquents, as defined in § 602.4 pearance may be requested and shall be (b) If a registrant or any other person of this chapter shall be governed by the granted under the same circumstances concerned fails to claim and exercise any provisions of this part and such other as in any other case. right or privilege within the required provisions of the Selective Service Regu­ (b) The classification of a, delinquent time, he shall be deemed to have,waived lations as are not in conflict therewith. registrant who is classified in or reclassi­ the right or privilege. fied into Class.I-A or Class I-A-O under § 642.2 Continuing duty. When it be-* the provisions of this part may be re­ §641.3 Communication "by mail. It comes the duty of a registrant or other shall be the duty of each registrant to opened at any time before induction in person to perform an act or furnish in* the discretion of the local board without keep his local board advised at all times formation to a local board or other office regard to the restrictions against re­ of the address where mail will reach him, or agency of the Selective Service Sys­ opening prescribed in § 625.2 of this The mailing of any order; notice, or tem, the duty or obligation shall be a chapter. blank form by the local board to a regis- continuing duty or obligation from day (c) When a delinquent registrant is trant at the address last reported by to day and the failure to properly per* Classified in or reclassified into Class I-A him to the local board shall constitute form the act or the supplying of incor­ or Class i-A-O under the provisions of notice to him of the contents of the com* rect or false information shall in no way this part, an appeal may be taken under 5484 RULES AND REGULATIONS the same circumstances and by the same pther authorized person may act as reg­ States Attorney, the local board should persons as in any other case. istrar. contact the delinquent and the “em­ § 642.15 Continuous duty of certain (2) He shall complete his Classifica­ ployer” or “person who will always registrants to report for induction. Re­ tion Questionnaire (SSS Form No. 100). know” the delinquent’s address, as shown gardless of the time when or the circum­ (3) He shall complete his Special on the Registration Card (SSS Form No. stances under which a registrant fails Form for Conscientious Objector (SSS 1), or any other person likely to know pr has failed to reprt for induction pur­ Form No. 150), when applicable. his whereabouts. The local board may suant to an Order to Report for In­ (4) He shall complete all other neces­ enlist the aid of local and State police duction (SSS Form No. 252) or pursuant s a r y forms. officials or any other public or private to an Order for Transferred Man to Re­ (5) He may be physically examined. agencies it deems advisable. In no event port for Induction (SSS Form No. 253) (b) If such a man is unable or refuses shall the local board order or participate it shall thereafter be his continuing duty to fill out any form in the manner re­ in the arrest of a delinquent. from day to day to report for induction to quired by paragraph (a) of this section, ■ (c) Whenever the local board sus­ his own local board, and to each local such-form shall be filled out by a mem­ pects a person, other than one of its own board whose area he enters or in whose ber or clerk of a local board or the super­ registrants, of being a delinquent, it area he remains. intendent, warden, or other law enforce­ shall, upon its own motion or upon re­ ment official from information gained by quest of the. United States Attorney, ad­ DELIVERY OF DELINQUENT REGISTRANTS interviewing the delinquent and from vise such person by letter that he is § 642.21 Procedure, (a) If a delin­ other sources. ? suspected of being a delinquent and di­ quent registrant reports to or is brought (c) If the signature of such man is recting him to submit to the local board before a local board pther than his own required upon any form after it is filled evidence concerning his selective serv­ local board, the local board to which he out and he is unable or refuses to sign ice status. It shall be the duty of the reports or before which he is brought his name or make his mark upon any person to whom such a letter is mailed shall advise his own local board by tele­ such form, a member or clerk of a local to present such evidence to the local gram or other expeditious means that the board or the superintendent, warden, or board and, if directed to do so, to appear delinquent has reported to or has been other law enforcement official shall sign personally before the local board. Un­ brought before such local board and that such man’s name and indicate that he less the local board is convinced that he will be inducted if it is satisfactory to has done so by signing his own name be­ . such person is not delinquent, it shall his own local board. The registrant’s neath the name of such man. The act 'report the facts to the United States At­ own local board shall reply by telegram of a member or clei;k of a local board, torney by letter. or of the superintendent, warden, or or other expeditious means. § 642.42 Local Board action subse­ (b) If the registrant’s own local board other law enforcement official in so doing shall have the same force and effect as quent to reporting a delinquent to United advises or if it is ascertained from the States Attorney, (a) After a delinquent United States Department of Justice if such man had signed his name to such form. has been reported to the United States that the registrant is delinquent because Attorney, it is the responsibility of the he has failed to respond to an Order to § 642.32 Obligation of man in custody, United States Attorney to determine, Report for Induction (SSS Form No. 252) confinement, or imprisonment. No man subject to the supervision and direction or an Order for Transferred Man to Re­ is relieved from complying with the se­ of the Attorney General, whether the de­ port for Induction (SSS Form No. 253), lective service law during the time he is linquent shall be prosecuted. Before the delinquent shall be delivered for in­ in , custody, confinement, or imprison­ permitting such a delinquent to be in­ duction and the local board to which the ment. He shall perform the duties and ducted, the local board should obtain the registrant has reported or before which shall be accorded the rights and privi­ views of the United States Attorney con­ he has been brought shall prepare such leges of all registrants. cerning such action. papers as may be necessary in order to § 642.33 Obligation of man after re­ (b) After a delinquent has been re­ effect such induction and forward copies lease from custody, confinement or im­ ported to the United States Attorney, the thereof to the registrant’s own local prisonment. When a man is released local board shall promptly advise the board. The induction of such a regis­ from custody, confinement, or imprison­ United. States Attorney by letter when: trant shall be reported to the registrant’s ment, he shall immediately advise his (1) The local board receives any addi­ own local board in the same manner as if local board of that fact and shall perform tional information which (i) may be of the registrant had been transferred for the duties and be accorded the rights and assistance in locating the delinquent, (ii) delivery to the local board from which privileges of all registrants. This ap­ has been requested by the United States such registrant was inducted. plies equally to a man taken into custody, Attorney, or (iii) may assist the United (c) If the registrant’s own local board confined, or imprisoned for a violation of States Attorney in determining whether advises that no Order to Report for In­ the selective service law and to a man. prosecution is warranted; or duction (SSS Form No. 252) or Order for taken into custody, confined, or im­ (2) The local board has taken any Transferred Man to Report for Induc­ prisoned for any other cause. action with reference to the classification tion (SSS Form No. 253) has been issued or status of the registrant. to such registrant or that the registrant RECORDS AND REPORTS OF DELINQUENTS is no .longer a delinquent, it shall advise § 642.43 United States Attorney to § 642.41 Report of delinquent to advise final disposition. The State Di­ the local board before which the regis­ United States Attorney, (a) Every trant has appeared or has been brought rector of Selective Service shall request .registrant who fails to comply with an the United States Attorney to advise the of the action to be taken with reference Order to Report for Induction (SSS Form to such registrant. local board concerned promptly by letter No. 252) or an Order for Transferred when he finally disposes of a case which MEN IN CUSTODY Man to Report for Induction (SSS Form has been reported to him on Delinquent No. 253) shall be reported promptly to Registrant Report (SSS Form No. 301). § 642.31 Completing records of man the United States Attorney on Delin­ liable for training and service, (a) Pro­ quent Registrant Report (SSS Form No. § 642.44 Local Board record of delin-. vided they are required and have not al­ 301); provided, that if the local board quents. (a) The local board shall open ready been 'accomplished, the following believes by reasonable effort it may be and maintain a Record of Delinquents steps shall be taken in connection with able to locate the registrant and secure (SSS Form No. 302), listing thereon all every man who has registered or who is his compliance, it may delay the mailing currently.delinquent registrants between required to register under the provisions of such Delinquent Registrant Report ' the ages of 19 and 26. A person sus­ of Title I of the Selective Service Act of (SSS Form No. 301) for a period not in pected of being an unregistered delin­ 1948 immediately upon his reporting to excess of 30 days. A copy of such De­ quent shall not be entered upon such or being brought before a local board or linquent Registrant Report (SSS Form report unless and until his registration immediately upon his being taken into No. 301) shall be placed in the delin­ has been accomplished. On the .last day custody or his being placed in confine­ quent’s Cover Sheet (SSS Form No. 101). of each month the local board shall for­ ment: (b) In endeavoring to locate and to ward two copies of the Record of Delin­ (1) He shall be registered; Provided, secure the compliance of a delinquent quents (SSS Form No. 302) to the State that any law enforcement official or any prior to reporting him to the United Director of Selective Service and two Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5485 copies to the United States Attorney (b) Section 624.3 of Part 624, Appear­ United States a sufficient number of men having jurisdiction over the area In ance Before Local Board, is amended to so selected to fill such requistions. which such local board is located. read as follows: ' H arry S. T ruman (b) On the last day of each month the “§ 624.3 Induction postponed. A reg­ local board shall post a copy of the cur. T he W hite H ouse, istrant shall not be inducted during the September 17, 1948. rent Record of Delinquents (SSS Form period afforded him to appear in person No. 302) on its bulletin board. The aid before a, member or members of the local [F. R. Doc. 48-8473; Filed, Sept. 17, 1948; of the press and radio should be solicited board, and if the registrant requests a 12:55 p. m.j to give the widest possible publicity to personal appearance he shall not be in­ delinquencies. ducted until 10 days after the Notice of § 642.45 Confirmation of record of de­ Classification (SSS Form No. 110) is EXECUTIVE ORDER 10002 linquents. The State Director of Selec­ mailed to him by the local board, as pro­ Exemption op Lawrence M. Lawson tive Service shall request the United vided in paragraph (d) of § 642.2.” F rom Compulsory R etirement for States Attorney to prepare, as of the 10th 3. At such time or times as he deems A ge day of each month, a letter, in duplicate, expedient, the Secretary of Defense shall either confirming the Record of Delin­ Note: Executive Order 10002, which make or cause to be made timely req­ exempts Lawrence M. Lawson, United quents (SSS Form No. 302) which was uisition upon the Director of Selective forwarded to him by the local board on States Commissioner on the Interna­ Service for such number of persons se­ tional Boundary and Water Commission, the last day of the previous month or lected under Title I of the Selective Serv- specifically setting forth discrepancies (formerly International Boundary Com­ ive Act of 1948 and the regulations issued mission), United States and Mexico, therein and to forward the original pursuant thereto as may be required to thereof to the local board concerned and from compulsory retirement for age, was provide and maintain the personnel filed with the Division of the Federal a copy to the State Director of Selective strengths (other than one-year enlistee Service. Register, on Sept. 17,1948, at 12:55 p. m. personnel strengths) of the respective as F. R. Doc. 48-8474. § 642.46 State record of delinqueunts. armed forces within the limits authorized The State Director of Selective Service by section 2 of Title I of the said Act, shall prepare a Summary of Delinquen­ and shall Induct such persons into the TITLE 7— AGRICULTURE cies (SSS Form No. 303) on or before the armed forces of the United States. 15th day of each month and forward one 4. In the manner provided by Title I Chapter VIII— Production and Market­ copy to the Director of Selective Service, of the Selective Service Act of 1948 and ing Administration (Sugar Branch) Washington, D. C. the regulations issued pursuant thereto, the Director of Selective Service shall di­ P art 802—S ugar D eterminations 2. I hereby prescribe the following rect and supervise the selection of such REDESIGNATION OF SECTIONS amendments of the Selective Service numbers of persons as in his judgment Editorial N ote: In order to adjust the Regulations prescribed by Executive are likely to be required from time to Order No. 9988 of August 20, 1948, and numbering of Part 802 to the system constituting portions of Chapter VI of time to meet the requisitions made pur­ which will be followed in the Code of Title 32 of the Code of Federal Regula­ suant to paragraph 3 hereof, and shall Federal Regulations, 1949 Edition, cer­ tions: make or cause to be made available for tain sections are redesignated as fol­ (a) Section 622.3 of Part 622, Classi­ induction into the armed forces of the lows: fication Rules and Principles, is amended to read as follows: Old section New section designation designation ^ Determination “§ 622.3 Subclasses. The five main classes are further divided into sub­ 802.14n 802.13 Determination- of Fair and Reasonable Wage Rates tor Persons Employed in the. classes as follows: Production, Cultivation, or Harvesting of thel948 Crop of Sugar Beets in California. 802.16e 802.16 Determination of Normal Yields of Commercially Recoverable Sugar Per Acre for Class I Sugar Beets (Revised). 802.16a 802.16 Determination of Eligibility for Payment with Respect to Abandonment and Crop Class I-A: Available for military service. Deficiency for Farms in the Domestic Beet Sugar Area, Pursuant to Section 803 of the Sugar Act of 1937, Class I-A-O: Conscientious objector avail­ 802.24dd 802.23 Determination of Fair and Reasonable Sugarcane Wage Rates in Florida During the able for noncombatant service only. Period July 1,1948, to June 30,1949. - Class I-C: Member of the armed forces of the 802.46a 802.28 Determination of Normal Yields of Commercially Recoverable Sugar Per Acre and United States, the Coast Guard, the Coast Eligibility for Payment with Respect to Abandonment and Crop Deficiency for Sugarcane Farms in Florida for 1947 and Subsequent Crop Years. and Geodetic Survey or the Public Health 802.41g 802.41 Determination of Sugar Commercially Recoverable from Sugarcane in Puerto Rico. Service, and certain registrants separated therefrom. Class I-D: Member of reserve component or student taking military training. Chapter IX— Production and Mar­ Tokay grapes, as hereinafter provided, Class II keting Administration (Marketing will tend to effectuate the declared policy Agreements and Orders) of the act. Class II-A: Deferred because of civilian em­ (2) It is hereby further found that it ployment (except agriculture). [Tokay Grape Order 2] is impracticable and contrary to the pub­ Class II-C: Deferred because of employment in agriculture. P art 951 — T okay G rapes G rown in lic interest to give preliminary, notice, California engage in public rule making procedure, Class III and postpone the effective date of this Class III-A: Deferred because of dependents. limitation of daily shipm ents section until 30 days after publication in the F ederal R egister (60 Stat. 237; Class IV § 951.303 Tokay Grape Order 2—(a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the market­ 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) in that the Class IV-A: Registrant who has completed ing agreement, as amended, and Order time intervening between the date when service; sole surviving son. information upon which this section is No. 51, as amended (7 CFR, Cum. Supp., Class IV-B: Official deferred by law. based became available and the time Class IV—C; Aliens. 951.1 et seq.), regulating the handling of when this section must become effective Class IV-D; Minister of religion or divinity Tokay grapes grown in the State t>f Cali­ in order to effectuate the declared policy student. fornia, effective under the applicable of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Class IV-E: Conscientious objector opposed provisions of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1937, as amended, is insufficient, to both combatant and noncombatant mil­ Agreement Act of 1937, as amended, and and a reasonable time is permitted, under itary service. upon the basis of the recommendations the circumstances, for preparation for Class rv-F: Physically, mentally or morally of the Industry Committee, established such effective date. unfit. under the aforesaid amended marketing (b) Order. (1) During the period be­ Class V agreement and order, and upon other ginning at 12:01 a. m., California d. s. t„ Class V-A; Registrant over the age of lia­ available information, it is hereby found September 22/1948, and ending at 12:01 bility for military service.” that the limitation of daily shipments of a. m., California d. s. t., October 10,1948: 5486 RULES AND REGULATIONS

(1) The daily shipments of grapes shall By the Civil Aeronautics Board. 3. Section 1.310 is revised to read as follows: be limited in accordance with the provi­ I seal] M. C. M ulligan, sions of section 5 of said amended mar­ Secretary. § 1.310 Office of Intelligence Re­ keting agreement and § 951.5 of said search— (a) Purpose. Under the gen­ amended order; and [F. R. Doc. 48-8431; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; eral direction of the Special Assistant for (ii) The total quantity of grapes ad­ 8:46 a. m.] Research and Intelligence, to plan, de­ visable to be shipped eaçh day shall be velop, and implement an integrated in­ 149,175 standard packages or the equiva­ TITLE 22— FOREIGN RELATIONS telligence-research program for the De­ lent quantity thereof. partment, and to coordinate it with those (2) As used in this section, the terms Chapter I— Department of State of other Federal agencies so that the De­ “shipped,’’ “shipments,” ‘‘grapes,” and partment will be provided with the in­ “advisable” shall have the same meaning [Dept. Reg. OR19] telligence concerning foreign countries as when used in said amended marketing P art I—F unctions and O rganizations necessary for the formulation and execu­ agreement and said amended order, and MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS tion of United States foreign policy and the term “standard packages” shall have so that the Security Council and Central the same meaning as set forth in § 951.101 August 26, 1948. Intelligence Agency will be provided with of the rules and regulations (11 P. R. Under authority contained in R. S. studies pertinent to the national security. 11267) of the said Industry Committee. 161 (5 U. S. C. 22), and pursuant to sec­ (b) Major functions. The Office per­ (48 Stat. 31, as amended, 7 U. S. C. 601 tion 3 of the Administrative Procedure forms the following functions: et seq.; 7 CFR, Cum. Supp., 951.1 et seq.) Act of 1946 (60 Stat. 238), Title 22, Part (1) Plans and implements a Depart­ Done at Washington, D. C., this 17th. 1, of the Code of Federal Regulations is mental intelligence-research program, day of September 1948. amended as follows: including: 1. Section 1.110 is revised as follows: (1) Planning and coordinating re­ [seal] S. R. S m ith, gional and functional-research program, Director, Fruit and Vegetable § 1.110 Under Secretary of State— and organizing task groups as required Branch, Production and Mar­ (a) Purpose./ To advise and assist the for research projects. keting Administration. Secretary in the formulation, determi­ (ii) Establishing priorities for indi­ [F. R. Doc. 48-8488; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; nation, and execution of United States vidual research projects, and compiling 9:17 a. m.] foreign policy. and circulating periodic reports on the (b) Major functions. The Under Sec­ current status of Department intelli­ retary:. gence projects. TITLE 14— CIVIL AVIATION (1) Serves as principal adviser to the (iii) Reviewing all intelligence-re­ Secretary and as Acting Secretary of search reports and disseminating fin­ Chapter I— Civil Aeronautics Board State during his absence. (2) Assists in providing policy direc­ ished reports. [Reg. Serial No. SRr-327] tion to the American delegations to the (iv Promoting continuous, close, and R enumbering and R escission of P arts informal relationships between its con­ United Nations and its affiliated agen­ stituent divisions and the officials of the Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics cies. geographic, functional, and other offices Board at its office in Washington, D. C., (3) Assists in directing the execution •of policy-determinations affecting inter­ of the Department, to encourage the ex­ on the 14th day of September 1948. change of information and to provide Presently the Civil Air Regulations are national conferences, congresses, and them with immediate and timely intelli­ numbered in accordance with a decimal committees, in their consideration of methods whereby groups of nations may gence required for their operations. system established by Part 99. In order (2) Provides positive intelligence re­ to conform with Part 2 of the Federal carry on activities cooperatively. (4) Assists in directing Department re­ rearch in regional and functional fields Register Regulations, the Board is re­ of study, and prepares or participates in numbering the Civil Air Regulations. lations with Congress in obtaining sup­ port of our foreign policy. the preparation of intelligence studies This amendment therefore rescinds Part and spot intelligence for authorized re­ 99, and redesignates Parts 01, 02, 03, 04a, (5) Through a Coordinator of Foreign Aid and Assistance, directs the coordi­ cipients in the Department, the Central 04b, 06, and 09 as 1, 2, 3, 4a, 4b, 6, and 9. nation of departmental planning and Intelligence Agency, and other Federal New or revised parts of the Civil Air Reg­ agencies. ulations will, when promulgated, use the operations on foreign aid and assistance programs administered by the Economic (3) With the cooperation and consent numbering system established in Part 2 of other offices engaged in research of of the Federal Register Regulations (See Cooperation Administration or the De­ partment of State. . any character, develops a joint program §§2.31-2.44 (11 F. R. 9837-38)). (6) Through a Special Assistant, di­ for the exchange of information, accept­ Since parts of the Civil Air Regulations rects Departments operations relating to ance of common standards, sharing of as now drafted set forth applicable defi­ fisheries and wildlife. facilities, issuance of joint progress re­ nitions, Part 98, which is a generally ap­ (c) Organization. The Under Secre­ ports, and coordination of research work plicable definition regulation, is no tary is assisted by the Policy Planning throughout the Department. longer of any useful purpose, and it is Staff. (4) Through the Special Adviser on hereby rescinded. Geography, provides consultation and Since this regulation is procedural in 2. The introductory paragraph of par­ advice to the Department and other nature and imposes no additional bur­ agraph (b), (b) (6) and (d) (1? of § 1.200 Federal agencies on geography and re­ den on any person, notice and public are amended to read as follows: lated matters. procedure hereon are unnecessary and § 1.200 Assistant Secretary; occupied (5) Arranges for the utilization of this regulation may be made effective areas. * * * pertinent research facilities of other Fed­ without prior notice; (b) Major functions. The office of the eral agencies and non-Federal organiza­ In consideration of the foregoing the Assistant Secretary performs the follow­ tions. Civil Aeronautics Board hereby makes ing functions: (c) Organization. The Office consists and promulgates the following Special * * * * # of the office of Executive Officer; the Civil Air Regulation effective September Intelligence-Coordination Staff, which 14, 1948: (6) Coordinates the development of policy with respect to the politico-mili­ performs the functions of planning and 1. Parts 01, 02, 03, 04a, 04b, 06, and 09 tary problems of the State, Army, Navy, reviewing; the office of the Special Ad­ (14 CFR Parts 01,02, 03,04a, 04b, 06, and and Air Force Departments. viser on Geography; and the Division of 09) are hereby redesignated Parts 1, 2, 3, 4c $ 4c 4« Research for American Republics, Divi­ 4a, 4b, 6, and 9, respectively. (d) Relations with other agencies. The sion of Research for Europe, Division of 2. Parts 98 and 99 (14 CFR, Parts 98, Assistant Secretary: Research for Far East, Division of Re­ 99) are hereby recinded. (1) Maintains close relations with the search for Near East and Africa, and Di­ ' (Sec. 205 (a), 52 Stat. 984; 49 U. S. C. 425 Departments of the Army, Navy, and vision of International and Functional .(a)) Air Force. Intelligence- Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5487

(d) Relations with other agencies. (ii) Advises the Office of International (6) Operation of the procurement, The Office has relations: Information and the Office of Educa­ communication, and transportation serv­ (1) With the Departments of the tional Exchange on informational policy ices. Army, Navy, and Air Force, the Central aspects of their operations and keeps the (7) Provision, maintenance, and op­ Intelligence Agency, and other Federal Office informed on public information eration of the physical establishments in agencies as may be required. problems. the United States and abroad. (2) With non-Federal organizations (iii) Keeps the Office of the Special (8) Provision of security within the and individuals. Assistant to the Secretary for Press Re­ Department, the Foreign Service and the 4. Paragraph (d) of § 1.510 is revised lations and the Office of Public Affairs special programs. currently informed on developments. (9) Protection of American interests as follows: (iv) Correlates the preparation of ap­ through administration of passport, visa, § 1.510 Office of International Trade propriate policy statements. and munition-control laws and pro­ Policy. * * * (v) Represents the Office on the Policy grams, and other pertinent laws. (d) Relations with other agencies. The Information Committee. Office has relations: (d) Relations with other agencies. 9. Paragraph (c) of § 1.1810 is amend­ (!) With the Department of Com­ The Office has relations : ed to read as follows: merce, Agriculture, Treasury, Justice, (1) With the Departments of the § 1.1810 Office of Controls. * * * and Labor; the National Military Estab­ Army, Navy, and Air Force, by participa­ (c) Organization. The Office is com­ lishment; the Federal Security Agency, tion on subcommittees of thé State- posed of the Passport Division, Visa Di­ and the Reconstruction Finance Corpo­ Army-Navy-Air Force Coordinating vision, Division of Protective Services, ration. Committee on policy matters concerning Division of Security, and Munitions Di­ Europe and by direct contact with the vision. 5. In § 1.1010 paragraph (b) (8) is Civil Affairs Division and the Plans and amended and paragraph (b) (12) is add­ Operations Division of the Department 10. Section 1.1840 is revised to read as ed, as follows: of the Army.’ follows: § 1.1010 Office of American Republic (2) With other Federal agencies, con­ § 1.1840 Office of Budget and Plan­ Affairs. * * * cerning political aspects of their respec­ ning—(a) Purpose. To direct, with re­ (b) Major functions. * * * tive programs. spect to major management policies, the (8) Maintains close relationship with 7. Paragraph (b) (13) is added to .budgetary, fiscal, and organization pro­ appropriate foreign diplomatic missions § 1.1130 and paragraph (d) is amended grams of the Department, the Foreign in the United States and at internation­ as follows: Service, and international commissions, al conferences. boards, and other bodies affiliated with * ♦ * # * § 1.1130 Office of Far Eastern Af­ the Department. fairs. * * * (b) Major functions. The Office per­ (12) Directs the administration of the (b) Major functions. * * * Office and its division, including man­ forms the following functions: (13) Directs the administration of the (1) Consults with and advises appro­ agement, fiscal, personnel, and admin­ Office and its divisions, including man­ priate officials of the organizations listed istrative services. agement, fiscal, personnel, administra­ above with respeet to the major budget­ 6. Paragraphs (b) (14), introductory tive services. ary, fiscal, and management-policy as­ paragraph (c), (c) (3), (c) (4), and (d) * * * * * pects of plans and programs, and di­ of § 1.1110 are amended to read as fol­ (d) Relations with other agencies. The rects the budgetary, fiscal, and manage­ lows: Office has relations: ment phases of their effectuation. (1 ) With the Departments of the Army, § 1.1110 Office of European Af­ (2) Presents and justifies the budget Navy, and Air Force, by participation on estimates of these organizations to the fairs. , * * * subcommittees of the State-Army-Navy- (b) Major functions. * * * Bureau of the Budget and the Congress, Air Force Coordinating Committee on and maintains relationships with the (14) Directs the administration of the policy concerning the Far East and by Office and its divisions, including man­ Committees of the Congress concerned direct contact with the Civil Affairs Di­ with appropriations and expenditures. agement, fiscal, personnél, and adminis­ vision and the Plans and Operations trative services. (c) Organization. The* Office consists Division of the Department of the Army. of the Division of Organization and (c) Organization. The Office consists (2) With other Federal agencies, con­ of the Special Assistants for Economic Budget and the Division of Finance. cerning political aspects of their respec­ (d) Budget Officer. The Director of Affairs; Special Assistant for United Na­ tive programs. tions Affairs; Special Political-Relations the Office is the Budget Officer of the Section; Policy-Information Section: 8. Paragraphs (b) (1) through (b) (9) Department, and the Deputy Director Office of the Executive Officer; and the of § 1.1800 are amended as* follows: is Deputy Budget Officer of the De­ partment. following: the Division of British Com­ § 1.1800 Assistant Secretary; Admin­ monwealth Affairs, pivision of Eastern istration. * * * 11. Paragraph (b) of § 1.1850 is European Affairs, Division of Central (b) Major functions. * * * amended to read as follows: European Affairs, Division of Southern (1) Supervision and control over the European Affairs; Division of Northern § 1.1850. Office of Departmental Ad­ organization pattern of the Department, ministration. * * * European Affairs, and Division of West­ the Foreign Service, and special pro­ ern European Affairs. grams, and their component Offices, divi­ (b) Major functions. The Office per­ ♦ * * id 4c sions, and other units. forms the following functions: (3) Special Political-Relations Sec­ (2) Exercise of the authority vested in (1) Provides adequate administrative tion: the Secretary of State or the Department services and facilities for Departmental (i) Advises on highly confidential mat­ of State, by statute, Executive order, or activities. ters in the field of political movements otherwise, to allocate funds made avail­ (2) Develops and implements person­ and their international implications. able to the Secretary or the Department. nel-management policies of the Depart­ (ii) Prepares comprehensive studies (3) Preparation of annual budget esti­ ment and makes available, within budg­ and analyses of the political develop­ mates; and supervision over the use of etary and organizational limitations, the ments in foreign countries for submis­ appropriated funds, in accordance with necessary personnel. sion to appropriate officials in the De­ Congressional limitations, administra­ (3) Provides in Washington for the dis­ partment and abroad. tive objectives, and policies of the Presi­ dent and the Secretary. tribution of Incoming and the dispatch (4) Policy-Informatidh Section: (4) Administration of United States of outgoing communications of the De­ (i) Evaluates and disseminates policy participation in international organiza­ partment and for the transmission of developments both in the area and tions and international conferences. other communications by diplomatie throughout the world for transmission (5) Direction of personnel-manage­ pouch or telegraph; maintains the of­ to appropriate officers of the Department ment of the Department, the Foreign ficial files of the Department; and pro­ and to Foreign Service establishments. Service, and the special programs. vides the messenger service. 5488 RULES AND REGULATIONS

(4) Provides for the security of mes­ Appropriation Act of July 9, 1918, and (ii) Boats shall be so anchored as to sages during telegraphic transmission by section 7 of the River and Harbor Act leave at all times an open, usable chan­ means of cryptographic systems. of March 4, 1915 (33 U, S. C. 1, 3, and nel, at least 50 feet wide, west and soutn (5) Provides for organization, admin­ 471), the following regulations contained of Glen Island. istration, and general management of in Part 6, Chapter I, Title 33, CFR (Sub­ N ote: Special anchorage areas In Anchor­ United States participation in interna­ parts A, B, and C of which were adopted age No. 1 are described in § 202.1. tional conferences, commissions, exposi­ and continued in full force and effect by tions, and other organized international the Secretary of the Army by an order (2) Anchorage No. 1-A. Southwest of cooperative enterprises other than the published in the F ederal R egister June a line ranging froih Duck Point, Echo United Nations. 5, 1947, 12 F. R. 3664), are hereby re­ Bay, through Bailey Rock Lighted Buoy (6) Provides translating and interpret­ voked: 3 BR; northwest of a line ranging from ing services for the Department and the In Subpart A—General Regulations, Hicks Ledge Buoy 2H to Old Tom Read White House. the following sections are revoked: Rocks Buoy 4; and north of a line rang­ ing from Old Tom Head Rocks Buoy 4 (7) Provides the centralized adminis­ Sec. trative services essential to Department 6.6 Boarding and searching. to the southernmost point of Davenport activities in the New York area. 6.7 Possession and control of foreign or Neck. domestic vessels. (3) Anchorage No. 1-B. West of a line This regulation will be effective on 6.8 Existing rules #nd regulations affirmed. ranging from the point on the southwest the date of publication in the F ederal 6.9 Supervision of vessel’s movement. side of the entrance to Horseshoe Har­ R egister. 6.17 Suitable anchorage for vessel on fire. bor, Larchmont, to Hicks Ledge Buoy Approved: August 26, 1948. 6.19 Condition of vessel a danger to water­ 2H; north of a line ranging from Hicks front facility. Ledge Buoy 2H to Duck Point; and in For the Secretary of State. 6.20 Movement of vessel in dangerous con­ dition. Echo Bay north and west of the channel. S tanley T. O rear, 6.21 Danger resulting from abandonment, (4) Anchorage No. 2. West of a line Chief, Division of disuse, etc., of vessel. from Locust Point tangent to the north­ Organization and Budget. easterly sea wall at Throgs Neck. All of Subpart B—Special Regulations [F. R. Doc. 48-8437; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; for Certain Localities (§§ 6.003-1 to N ote: A special anchorage area in Anchor­ 8:47 a. m.] 6.003- 7, inclusive) is revoked. age No. 2 is described in § 202.1. In Subpart C—Anchorage and Re­ (5) Anchorage No. '3. Northwest of a stricted Areas, the following sections are line from the south side of Barker Point TITLE 32— NATIONAL DEFENSE revoked: to Gangway Rock Bell Buoy 27; southeast Chapter VI— Selective Service System FIRST NAVAL DISTRICT of a line from Gangway Rock Bell Buoy 27 to Sands Point Reef Lighted Buoy 25; P art 622—Classification R ules and 6.1-144 Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts, and southwest of a line from Sands Point P rinciples Chappiquiddick Island, Cape Poge. Reef Lighted . Buoy 25 through Sands P art 624—Appearance B efore Local THIRD NAVAL DISTRICT Point Light to Sands Point. B oard 6.3- 5 to 6.3-72, inclusive. (6) Anchorage No. 4. In Manhasset Bay, and northeast of a line ranging P art 628—P hysical E xamination SIXTH NAVAL DISTRICT from Stepping Stones Buoy 31 through P art 629 — D isqualifying O bvious 6.6-100 Waters of New River, North Caro­ Elm Point Buoy 2 to Elm Point; south­ D efects and M anifest Conditions lina; firing sectors. east of a line ranging from Stepping TENTH NAVAL DISTRICT Stones Buoy 31 to Gangway Rock Bell P art 631—Q uotas and Calls BUoy 27; and southwest of Anchorage 6.10- 1 San Juan, Puerto Rico. P art 632—D elivery and I nduction 6.10- 100 San Juan Harbor, Puerto Rico; re­ No. 3. P art 641—N otice stricted seaplane operating area. Note: Special anchorage areas in Anchor­ age No. 4 are described in § 202.1. THIRTEENTH NAVAL DISTRICT P art 642—D elinquents 6.13-225 Puget Sound; Mukilteo. (7) Anchorage No. 5. In Little Neck Cross R eference : For regulations Bay; and east of a line ranging from Fort constituting portions of Parts . 628, 629, 2. Pursuant to the provisions of section Totten flagpole to Hart Island Light; and 631, 632, 641 and 642 and for amend­ 7 of the River and Harbor Act of March 4, south of Anchorage No. 4. ments of Parts 622 and 624, see Executive 1915 (38 Stat. 1053; 33 U. S. C. 471), N ote : A special anchorage area in Anchor­ Order 10001, supra. § 202.25, establishing anchorage grounds age No. 5 is described in § 202.1. for vessels in the Port of New York, and containing rules and regulations in rela­ (b) East River—(1) Anchorage No. 6. TITLE 33— NAVIGATION AND tion thereto, is hereby amended to read On Hammond Flats north of a line bear­ as follows: ing 260° from the head of the pier on NAVIGABLE WATERS Throgs Neck at the foot of Pennyfield § 202.25 The Port of New York (All Avenue to the north tower of Bronx- Chapter I— Coast Guard, Department "bearings in the following descriptions are • of the Treasury v Whitestone Bridge at Old Ferry Point. referred to true meridian)—(a) Long (2) Anchorage No. 7. South, of a line P art 6— S ecurity of P orts and the Island Sound—(1) Anchorage No. 1. from Whitestone Point to the outer epd Control of V essels in the N avigable Southwest of a line between Neptune of Willets Point Wharf. W aters of the U nited S tates Island and Glen Island, ranging from (3) Anchorage No. 8. North of a line REVOCATION OF CERTAIN REGULATIONS Aunt Phebe Rock Light and tangent to between the north tower of Bronx- the north edge of Glen Island; southwest Whitestone Bridge at Old Ferry and East Cross R eference: For revocation of of a line tangent to the northeast edge River Lighted Buoy 4. certain sections in Subpart A of this part, of Glen Island and Goose Island break­ ; (4) Anchorage No. 9. East of a line see Part 202 of Chapter H, infra. water; southwest of a line bearing south­ from. College Point Reef Light tangent to easterly from the southwest end of Goose the west side of College Point; and south Island breakwater and on range with the of a line from College Point Reef Light south gable of the Casino on the north­ to Whitestone Point. Chapter II— Corps of Engineers, east end of Glen Island; west of a line . (5) Anchorage No. 10. In Flushing Department of the Army ranging from the east edge of Goose Bay southeast of a line ranging through Island breakwater to the west edge of Rikers Island Channel Lighted Buoy 3 P art 202— A nchorage R egulations the north end of Hart Island; west of and Rikers Island Channel Lighted Bell miscellaneous amendments Hart Island; and northwest of a line ex­ Buoy 1A and tangent to the northwest tending from Hart Island Light to Locust corner of College Point; and in Bowery 1. Pursuant to the provisions of sec­ Point. Bay southwest of a line ranging from the tion 7 of the River and Harbor Act of (i) Boats shall not anchor in this area LaGuardia Aviation Beacon on the Ad­ August 8,1917, chapter XIX of the Army in buoyed channels. ministration Building of LaGuardia Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5489

Field to the easterly corner (latitude tion, or clear the area, of any vessel so the naval anchorage south of West 135th 40°47'06.2", longitude 73°53'46") of moored as to obstruct the use of this area Street when use of the anchorage by the Consolidated Edison Company of for the additional anchorage of naval naval vessels will permit. New York, Inc., bulkhead on the north vessels when found necessary. (v) The established anchorages for side of the entrance to Steinway Creek, (3) Anchorage No. 18-A. East of lines naval vessels having been found inade­ east of the entrance to Steinway Creek, bearing 8° from the northwest corner of quate at times when large numbers of and west of the Bowery Bay Sewage the crib icebreaker north of the New York such vessels are in the harbor, a num­ Treatment Works pier. Central Railroad Company drawbridge bered series of anchorages is defined and Note: Special anchorage areas in Anchor­ across Spuyten Duyvil Creek (Harlem established as shown on Key Charts Nos. age No. 10 are described in § 202.1. River) to a point 250 yards offshore and 1 to 4, inclusive (not published in this on line with the New York Central Rail­ section) in order that when a necessity (6) Anchorage No. 11. East of Hikers road signal bridge at the foot of West for additional anchorages arises, permis­ Island and south of a line from the 231st Street, extended, at Spuyten Duyvil, sion may be given naval vessels to anchor northeast corner of the T-shaped north Bronx, New York; thence bearing 19° at designated points serially numbered pier of Rikers Island to Rikers Island to the channelward face of the Mount St. from 2 to 40 for capital ships, from 100 to Channel Entrance Lighted Bell Buoy, Vincent Dock at the foot of West 261st 129 for intermediate ships, from 213 to west of a line from Rikers Island Channel Street, Riverdale, Bronx, New York. 399 for destroyers and small craft, and Entrance Lighted Bell Buoy to Rikers (i) Subject to the provisions for An­ from 508 to 611 for the anchorage of Island Channel Lighted Buoy 2, north of chorage No. 19 (for naval vessels), the destroyers and small craft on the east a line from Rikers Island Channel Light­ Captain of the Port may shift the posi­ side of the river, when the space is not ed Buoy 2, to Rikers Island Channel tion, or clear the area, of any vessel so required for capital or intermediate ships. Lighted Buoy 4, and north of a line from moored as to obstruct the use of this area Berths 16 to 18, 546, 547, and 551 to 555, Rikers Island Channel Lighted Buoy 4 for the additional anchorage of naval are for use only on occasions when the to Rikers Island Channel Lighted Buoy 6. vessels when found necessary. other numbered berths available are not (7) Anchorage No. 12. West of Rikers (4) Anchorage No. 18-B. North of the sufficient for the accommodation of the Island and northeast of a line from south side of West 181st Street, pro­ naval ships present. The Captain of the Rikers Island Channel Lighted Buoy 6 longed; east of a line ranging 28° from Port, on request from the proper naval to South Brother Island Ledge Light, Jeffreys Book Light on Fort Washington authorities, may grant permission to oc­ east of a line from South Brother Island Point and tangent to the east shore of cupy the numbered anchorages outside Ledge Light to the west side of South the river at In wood Hill Park; and south or extending outside of Anchorage No. 19, Brother Island, and south of a line of the prolongation of the south side of provided those specified in the request through South Brother Island Light to Dyckman Street, Manhattan, New York. can be made available, commercial con­ the northwest corner of the T-shaped (i) Subject to the provisions for An­ ditions at the time being given proper north pier of Rikers Island. chorage No. 19 (for naval vessels), the consideration. If, in his opinion, there (8) Anchorage No. 14. In Mallets Captain of the Port may shift the posi­ are reasons why the anchorage or an­ Cove, east of a line from a point on shore tion, or clear the area, of any vessel so chorages asked for should not be as­ 100 feet west of the southerly prolonga­ moored as to obstruct the use of this area signed, he will confer with the naval tion of 2nd Street, Astoria, to Gibbs for the additional anchorage of naval officers making the request, and if other Point. vessels when found necessary. numbers can be agreed upon will author­ (c) Hudson River—(1) Anchorage No. (5) Anchorage No. 19 (for naval ves­ ize their use; otherwise he will communi­ 16. North of a line on a range with the sels). North of a line bearing 298° and cate the request to the Secretary of the north side of the north pier of the Union ranging from the© south side of 70th Army with a statement of the circum­ Dry Dock and Repair Company Ship­ Street, New York, to the south side of stances and his recommendation. yard, Edgewater, New Jersey; west of a Pier 11-A, Weehawken; east of the east (vi) Whenever this area is required line ranging 25° from a point 120 yards channel line of the federally improved for the anchoring of naval vessels, it east of the east end of said pier to a point Weehawken-Edgewater Channel, said shall be immediately cleared of commer­ (500 yards from the shore and 915 yards east channel line being extended to a cial vessels by the Captain of the Port from the Fort Lee flagpole) on a line point opposite West 156th Street; thence upon request of the appropriate nával bearirig 100° and ranging between the east of a line bearing 17° ranging be­ authority. tween the end of the pier at the foot of Fort Lee flagpole and the square chimney Note: Special anchorage areas in Hudson on the Medical Center Building at 168th West 134th Street and a point on the River are described in § 202.1. Street, Manhattan; and south of said George Washington Bridge 250 yards line ranging between the Fort Lee flag­ westward of the air beacon on the east (d) Upper Bay—(1) Anchorage No. pole and the square chimney on the bridge tower; and south of said bridge. 20. Northeast of Ellis Island; southeast Medical Center Building. (i) In order to give free passage for of a line bearing 51° and ranging from (1) Subject to the provisions for An­ ferry boats, no vessel shall anchor within the northwest corner of Ellis Island to chorage No. 19 (for naval vessels), the 300 yards of the line of the West 125th the end of Central Railroad of New Jer­ Captain of the Port may shift the posi­ Street, Manhattan, to Edgewater, New sey Pier No. 7; south of a line bearing 96° tion, or clear the area, of any vessel so Jersey, ferry. and ranging from the southeast corner moored as to obstruct the use of this area (ii) In the discretion of the Captain of Central Railroad of New Jersey Pier for the additional anchorage of naval of the Port, small commercial or pleas­ No. 11 to the outer end of the Staten vessels when found necessary. ure vessels may anchor in this area Island Ferry rack on the Manhattan (2) Anchorage No. 17. North of a line shoreward of a line extending from the shore; west of a line bearing 183° and bearing 66° and ranging between the channelward end of the New York Cen­ ranging from the southeast corner of Le­ south face of tbe building known as Bill tral Railroad pier at the foot of West high Valley Railroad Pier “A” to latitude Miller’s Riviera, Inc., north of George 70th Street to the channelward end of 40°41'54.3", longitude 74o01'59";. and Washington Bridge at Fort Lee, New the pier at the foot of West 129th Street north of a line bearing 85° and ranging Jersey, and the Bell Tower of The Clois­ and shoreward of the United States pier­ from the southeast corner of the north­ ters at Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan; head line between West 134th Street and erly half of Ellis Island to the outer end west of lines bearing 29° from latitude a prolongation of the bridge over the of the Staten Island Ferry rack on the 40°51'34", longitude 73°56'54", to lati­ New York Central Railroad tracks lo­ Manhattan shore. tude 40°52,27” , longitude 73°56'16", cated 1,000 feet south of the George (1) No vessel shall cast anchor within thence 20° to latitude 40°54'17", longi­ Washington Bridge. this area south of the northerly limit of tude 73°55'23", thence 15° to latitude (iii) The Captain of the Port may the cable area shown on United States 40°56'20", longitude 73°54'39"; and grant permission for one stake boat to Coast and Geodetic Survey Chart No. 745, south of a line bearing 104° on a range occupy an area in the westerly 200-yard between Ellis Island and the Manhattan with the latter point and the stack of portion of the naval anchorage. shore. the Yonkers Sewage Disposal Plant. (iv) The Captain of the Port may per­ (2) Anchorage No. 20-A. South of a (i) Subject to the provisions for An­ mit limited temporary anchorage, not to line bearing 102° and ranging between chorage No. 19 (for naval vessels), the exceed 24 hours, of commercial vessels the southeast corner of the southerly Captain of the Port may shift the posi- awaiting berths in the westerly portion of half of Ellis Island and Governors Island No. 184------3 5490 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Light; west of lines bearing 194°30' from bearing 208* and ranging from Gover­ 74c03'38.5", thence 167° ranging from latitude 40°41'42", longitude 74°02'02", nors Island Extension Light through Robbins Reef Light to l a t i t u d e thence 206° to latitude 40°40'05", longi­ Gowanus Flats Lighted Bell Buoy 30, 40°37'26.5", longitude 74o03'21"; and tude 74°02'55"; and north of a line ex­ Gowanus Flats Lighted Bell Buoy 28, north of a line bearing 84° on a range tended and ranging 313° through Clare­ Gowanus Flats Lighted Bell Buoy 26, to with the latter point, the northeast cor­ mont Terminal Channel Buoy 2 and the Gowanus Flats Lighted Bell Buoy 24, ner of Pier 19, Staten Island, and the northeast corner of Caven Point Pier. thence 173° to Bay Ridge Channel Junc­ tower of the Marine Hospital, Stapleton, (i) The portion of Anchorage No. 20-A tion Lighted Gong Buoy; west of a line Staten Island. which is easterly of a line ranging 204°30' bearing 18° from Bay Ridge Channel (i) No vessel shall occupy this anchor­ from the east end of the east landing Junction Lighted Gong Buoy to latitude age for a period .longer than 48 hours, pier on Bedloes Island to Bayonne Ter­ 40°38'41.7", longitude 74°02'32.5"; unless a permit is obtained from the Cap­ minal Lighted Bell Buoy 2 and Robbins thence west of the dredged Bay Ridge tain o f the Port for that purpose. Reef Lighted Gong Buoy 27 and the and Red Hook Channels as marked by (ii) The entire area is designated a northerly prolongation of that line is set channel and anchorage buoys. “temporary general anchorage,” but ves­ aside as a temporary anchorage for ves­ (i) A fairway 600 feet wide, crossing sels arriving at quarantine may anchor sels arriving in and leaving port. No Anchorage No. 21, marked by buoys at within that portion of this anchorage vessel shall occupy this anchorage for a each entrance, shall be excluded from south of a line bearing 262° which is in longer period than 72 hours, unless a per­ the anchorage area. Its northerly side prolongation of the north side of Pier 10, mit is obtained from the Captain of the is on range with Claremont Terminal Staten Island, whenever Quarantine An­ Port for that purpose. Lighted Buoy 1, at the entrance to Clare­ chorage No. 24 is congested and fully Note: Anchorage No. 49-B in this area is mont Terminal Channel, and the center utilized. reserved for vessels carrying explosives (see of the head of the north pier of the Long (8) Anchorage No. 24 (quarantine an­ paragraph (m) (1) of this section) and is Island Railroad Terminal at the foot of chorage). South of a line bearing 84° excluded from use as a general anchorage. 64th Street, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. from the tower of the Marine Hospital, (3) Anchorage No. 20-B. South of a (ii) Anchorage No. 21 is divided into Stapleton, Staten Island, through the line bearing 127° from the southeast cor­ Anchorages Nos. 21-A and 21-B as de­ northeast comer of Pier 19, Staten ner of Pennsylvania Railroad pier “B”, scribed in subparagraphs (d) (5) and. Island, to latitude 40°37'26.5", longitude Greenville Terminal, to the center of the (6) of this section. 74°03'21"; west of a line bearing 167° south pier of the Bethlehem Steel Com­ (5) Anchorage No. 21-A (for "barges). ranging from Robbins Reef Light to lati­ pany Dry dock, Brooklyn; west of a line That portion of Anchorage No. 21 north­ tude 40°36'32", longitude 74°03'04"; and bearing 206° from latitude 40°39'5Q", ward and eastward of Anchorage No. north of a line bearing 270° on range longitude 74°03'05", to latitude 40°39' 21-B and northward of the fairway with the latter point and the northerly 31.5", longitude 74°03'17"; north of a crossing Anchorage No. 21 (described in corner of Fort Lafayette. line bearing 121° and ranging from New subparagraph (4) (i) of this paragraph.) (i) Vessels arriving at quarantine and Jersey Pierhead Channel North Entrance Deep-draft vessels are required to use awaiting inspection ^shall anchor to the Buoy 15 to the northwest comer of Pier the western half of the anchorage, light- south of a line bearing 262° and ranging 3, Brooklyn; west of a line bearing 204°30' draft vessels are required to use the east­ from the southeast corner of Pier 25, and ranging from Bayonne Terminal ern half, and barges drawing 12 feet or Staten Island, to the south chimney of Lighted Buoy 1 through Robbins Reef less are required to use that portion of the Wrigley Plant, and shall clear said Lighted Gong Buoy 27 and Coast Guard this area southward of a line ranging area immediately after being granted Deport North Dock Light, St. George, from the end of the 39th Street Ferry pratique. Whenever the area south of Staten Island; north of a line ranging rack (northeast rack)«to Gowanus Flats Pier 25, Staten Island, is congested, ves­ 262° from Robbins Reef Lighted Gong Lighted Bell Buoy 28. sels arriving at quarantine and awaiting Buoy 27; and northeast of the channel (6) Anchorage No. 21-B (for steam- inspection may anchor in the northern appiOSch to the north side of Constable ers). That portion of Anchorage No. 21 section of the quarantine anchorage. Point. northward of the fairway described in Such vessels must clear the anchorage (i) No vessel shall anchor between subparagraph (4) (i) of this paragraph, within 24 hours after being granted Ellis Island and the piers of the Central southward of a line ranging from the pratique. Vessels arriving for quaran­ Railroad of New Jersey, or in the dredged end of the 39th Street Ferry rack (north­ tine may anchor in that portion of channel approaches to this space or the east rack), Brooklyn, to Gowanus Flats Anchorage No. 23-south of a line bearing piers and wharves of the railroad, or in Lighted Bell Buoy 28, and westward of 262° which is in prolongation of the the dredged channel approaches to the a line ranging from the westerly point of north side of Pier 10, Staten Island, National Docks at Black Tom Island, to Red Hook to the north corner of Pier 21 whenever the quarantine anchorage is Bedloes Island, to the Greenville and of the Pouch Terminal at Clifton, Staten congested and fully utilized. No ves­ Claremont Terminals, or in the New Jer­ Island; and the entire portion of Anchor­ sel shall occupy this section of the sey Pierhead Channel or near the en­ age No. 21 southward of the fairway de­ anchorage for a period longer than 48 trances to said channels so as to obstruct scribed in subparagraph (4) (i) of this hours, unless a permit is obtained from the approaches or interfere in any way paragraph. the Captain of the Port for that purpose. with the free navigation thereof. (i) Vessels of the various types re­ (ii) Whenever the quarantine anchor­ (ii) The portion of Anchorage No. 20-B quired to use Anchorage Nos. 21-A and age and the southerly part of Anchorage which is easterly of a line ranging 204°30' 21-B may be anchored in other of these No. 23 are fully utilized, vessels shall an­ from the east end of the east landing pier areas than those set aside for them for chor as directed by the Captain of the on Bedloes Island to Bayonne Terminal a limited time after first obtaining a per­ Port. Lighted Bell Buoy 2 and Robbins Reef mit from the Captain of the Port, when Note: The establishment of quarantine Lighted Gong Buoy 27 is set aside as a and to the extent that they are not anchorages and the issuance of rules and naval anchorage. The Captain of the needed for vessels of the types assigned regulations governing quarantine and their Port may permit commercial vessels to to them. enforcement are under the jurisdiction of anchor temporarily in this area, ordi­ (ii) No vessel shall occupy these an­ the administrator, Federal Security Agency, narily for not more than 24 hours, when chorages for a period longer than 30 and the foregoing quarantine anchorage has the anchorage will not be needed for days, unless a permit is obtained, from been established under his authority. naval vessels. Commercial vessels so the Captain of the Port for that purpose. (e) Gravesend Bay; Anchorage No. 25. anchored shall be moved at their own (7) Anchorage No. 23 (temporary gen­ North of a line ranging 271°30' between expense whenever the anchorage is eral anchorage). South of a line bear­ Coney Island Light on Norton Point and needed for naval vessels. ing 88° from the Turret Tower (Curtis the south point of Hoffman Island; east (4) Anchorage No. 21. South of a line High School), St. George, to its inter­ of a line bearing 342° from latitude passing through Claremont Terminal section at latitude 40°38'44", longitude 40°34'36", longitude 74°01'42", to lati­ Lighted Buoy 1, Bay Ridge Channel 74°03'55", with a line bearing 146°30' tude 40°35'59", longitude 74°02'17", and Lighted Bell Buoy 7A, and the middle from the westerly tank of Bayonne Naval ranging through a point 250 yards due point of the west front of the New York Depot, west of lines bearing 146°30' from west of Fdrt Lafayette and a point 300 Dock Company Pier #41, Brooklyn the westerly tank of Bayonne Naval yards due east of Robbins Reef Light; Standard Bag Corporation; east of a line Depot to latitude 40°38'25", longitude and south of a line bearing 70° from lati- Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5491 tude 40°35'59", longitude 74°02'17", (2) Anchorage No. 35. North of An­ Kill; north of the Raritan River Channel through Port Hamilton Southwest Buoy chorage No. 29; east of lines ranging leading into Raritan River; and east of 20. from the center of Bergen Point Light to the Cutoff Channel between Raritan River and Arthur Kjll, except that part Note: Anchorage No. 49-C in this area is the west pier of the west lift span of the reserved for vessels carrying explosives (see Central Railroad of New Jersey bridge, of the said area occupied by Anchorage paragraph (m) (2) of this section) and is extending to a point off the north side of No. 44. excluded from use as a general anchorage. the pier of the Texas Company, and (3) Anchorage No. 45-A. West of the thence to a point 100 yards east of the Cutoff Channel between Raritan River (f) Lower Bay—(1) Anchorage No. 26. east pier of the east lift span of the rail­ and Arthur Kill; north of the Raritan In Sandy Hook Bay south of a line ex­ road bridge; and south of the bridge. River Channel; east of the New York and tending from Point Comfort to Sandy (3) Anchorage No. 36. South of Port Long Branch Railroad bridge; and north Hook Point Light. Newark Terminal Channel; west of a line of the Raritan River Channel to the pro­ Note: Anchorages Nos. 49-F and 49-G in ranging from a point 200 yards west of longation of Market Street, Perth Amboy, this area are reserved for vessels carrying ex­ Newark Bay Light 3 to a point 100 yards New Jersey, in Arthur Kill. , plosives (see paragraphs »(m) (4) and (5) of west of the west pier of the west lift span (4) Anchorage No. 46. West of the this section) and are excluded from use as of the Central Railroad of New Jersey west limit of Anchorage No. 28, as de­ general anchorages. Bridge; and north of said bridge. fined by a line bearing 353° from the (1) Pleasure or commercial craft may (4) Anchorage No. 37. North of the head of the Keansburg Steamboat Pier not navigate or moor within 750 yards Central Railroad of New Jersey bridge; at Point Comfort, through Great Kills of the Naval Ammunition Depot Pier at east of a line ranging from a point 200 Plat Buoy 4 to the Staten Island shore; Leonardo, New Jersey, nor anchor in the yards east of the east pier of the east lift north of Raritan Bay Channel as defined approach channel or the turning basin span of the bridge to a point 200 yards by the buoys and lights marking the adjacent thereto. east of the east end of the lift span of north side of the channel, including (ii) When immediate action is re­ the Pennsylvania-Lehigh Valley Railroad Princess Bay; northeast of Raritan- Bay quired and representatives of the Coast bridge; and south of the latter bridge. Channel leading into Arthur Kill; and Guard are not present in sufficient force (5) Anchorage No. 38. North of the south of a line bearing 243° from the to exercise effective control of shipping, Pennsylvania-Lehigh Valley . Railroad gable of a house at Ward Point, Staten the Commanding Officer of the Naval bridge; east of the dredged channel in Island. Ammunition Depot at Earle, New Jersey, Newark Bay and the Hackensack River (5) Anchorage No. 47. South of the may control the anchorage or movement as marked by red channel buoys; and Raritan River Channel from opposite the of any vessel, foreign or domestic, to the south of the Central Railroad of New Sun Oil Company pier at South Amboy extent he deems necessary to insure the Jersey bridge on the east side of the to Raritan River Buoy 3; thence south safety and security of his command. Hackensack River. . > of a line in the direction of Boundary (2) Anchorage No. 27. In Lower New (6) Anchorage No. 39. Between the Daybeacon to a point south of Raritan York Bay on Romer Shoal and Flynn entrance channels of the Hackensack Bay Light 38; thence south of lines Knoll and in the Atlantic Ocean south of and Passaic Rivers, northwest of lines through Raritan Bay Buoy “EX” to Rari­ Gedney Channel, west of a line ranging from the abutment of the Central Rail­ tan Bay Light 7B, to Raritan Bay Light due north and south through Scotland road of New Jersey bridge on the west 3A, and the buoys marking the south side Lightship, and north of a line ranging side of the Hackensack River to Hacken­ of Raritan Bay Channel off Seguine due east from Navesink Light. sack River Light 1, and thence to Newark Point to the west limit of Anchorage No. (3) Anchorage No. 28. West of lines Bay Light 5, and east of a line from said 28 as defined by a line bearing 353° from bearing. 154°30' from Port Wadsworth light ranging toward the southeast cor­ the head of the Keansburg Steamboat Light to Craven Shoal Lighted Bell Buoy ner of the Texas Company wharf, and of Pier at Point Comfort through Great 19A, thence in succession to the buoys a line ranging from the southeast corner Kills Flat Buoy 4 to the Staten Island marking the east side of West Bank and of Gross Wharf to the abutment and end shore; and west of the latter line. the buoys on the west side of Chapel Hill of fill of the Central Railroad of New (1) Vessels shall not anchor in the Channel to Southwest Spit Junction Jersey bridge on the east side of the Pas­ channel to Keyport Harbor west of lines Lighted Gong Buoy, thence 182° to a line saic River. ranging from Keyport Channel Buoy 1 to extending from Sandy Hook Point Light (1) Arthur Kill—(1) Anchorage No. 41. Keyport Channel Buoy 9, thence through to Point Comfort; north of the latter The passage between Pralls Island and Keyport Channel Buoys 11 and 13 to the line and the New Jersey shore; ai)d east Staten Island included between a line northeast corner of the easterly steam­ of a line bearing 353° from the head of running 29° from the extreme northwest boat wharf; and east of a line extending the Keansburg Steamboat Pier at Point point of Pralls Island to a point on from a point 400 yards west of Keyport Comfort, through Great Kills Plat Buoy Staten Island and a line from the south­ Channel Buoy 1 tangent to the west 4, to the Staten Island Shore. ern point of Pralls Island to the north shore at the mouth of Matawan Creek. (g) Kill Van Hull; Anchorage No. 29. . side of the mouth of Neck Creek at Travis, Note: Anchorage No. 49-D in this area is West of the westerly rack of the Bergen Staten Island. reserved for vessels carrying explosives (see Point Perry at Bayonne, New Jersey; (2) Anchorage No. 42. . East of lines paragraph (m) (3) of this section) and is north of a line ranging from the north ranging from the head of the Tottenville excluded from use as a general anchorage. end of Prank McWilliams, Inc., Pier 2, Shipyard Company pier at Tottenville, (k) Sheepshead Bay—(1) Anchorage West New Brighton, Staten Island, to the Staten Island, to the first pier of the No. 48-A. South of a line 25 feet south southwest corner of the pier, foot of Outerbridge Crossing west from the of ahd parallel to the bulkhead wall Humphreys Avenue, Bayonne; north of Staten Island shore, thence to Arthur along the south side of Emmons Avenue; a line ranging 258° from the inshore end Kill Light 10, thence to Arthur Kill Light east of a line 200 feet east of and parallel of the Bergen Point Perry at Bayonne; 14, and thence to Arthur Kill Lighted to the prolonged west line of East 15th thence north of a line ranging 90° from Buoy 16; and south of a line from thence Street; north of a line 75 feet north of Bergen Point Light; thence southeast of to Smoking Point. and parallel to the bulkhead wall along a line running 55° to the shore at Bergen (j) Raritan Bay—(1) Anchorage No. the north side of Shore Boulevard be­ Point. 44. West of the Raritan Bay Channel tween Amherst Street and Dover Street (h) Newark Bay—(1) Anchorage No. leading into Arthur Kill; northeast of a and as prolonged to a point 315 feet south 34. South of the bridge of the Central line ranging from Raritan Bay Channel of the bulkhead wall along the south side Railroad of New Jersey; west of lines Lighted Buoy 15 through Anchorage of Emmons Avenue and 25 feet west of from a point on the bridge 100 yards BUoy A; east of a line bearing 331°31' the prolonged west side of Ocean Avenue; west of the west pier of the west lift and ranging through Great Beds Light, and west of a line parallel to and 25 feet span to Newark Bay Channel Buoy 5, Cutoff Channel Light 1, and St. Peter’s west of the prolonged west line of Ocean thence to the east end of the dike north Church spire at Perth Amboy, New Jer­ Avenue. of Shooters Island; and north of the dike sey; arjd southeast of the Cutoff Channel (2) Anchorage No. 48-B. South of and a line ranging from the west end of between Raritan River and Arthur Kill. the established United States Pierhead the dike through Kill Van Kull Light 18 (2) Anchorage No. 45. West of the Line on the north side of the bay; west and Kill Van Kull Buoy 20. Raritan Bay Channel leading into Arthur of the prolonged west line of Coyle 5492 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Street; north of a line ranging from a shall at any time extend outside the for a tug, and shall change position as point 90 feet south of said pierhead line boundaries of the anchorage area. directed, with reasonable promptness. in said prolonged west line of Coyle (6) Any vessel anchoring under cir­ (12) Nothing in this section shall be Street to the intersection of the south cumstances of great emergency outside construed as relieving any vessel or the line of Shore Boulevard and the west of the anchorage areas must be placed owner or person in charge of any ves­ line of Kensington Street; north of a line near the edge of the channel and in such sel from the penaltiès of law for ob­ parallel to and 325 feet north of the bulk­ position as not to interfere with the free structing navigation or ,for obstructing head wall along the north side of Shore navigation of the channel nor obstruct, or interfering with range lights, or for Boulevard; northeast of a line ranging the approach to any pier nor impede the not complying with the navigation laws from the point of intersection pf the* last- movement of any boat, and shall move in regard to lights, fog signals, or for mentioned line with the prolonged east away immediately after the emergency otherwise violating law. line of East 28th Street, toward a point, ceases, or upon notification by the Cap­ (m) Anchorages for vessels carrying on the prolonged east line of East 27th tain of the Port. explosives—(1) Anchorage No\ 49-B. Street and 245 feet south of the estab­ (7) When applied for, a berth in an On the New Jersey Flats, south of a line lished United States Pierhead Line on anchorage, if available, shall be assigned parallel to and 500 yards south of the the north side of the bay; and east of the to any vessel by the Captain of the Port. National Docks (Black Tom) dredged prolonged east side of East 27th Street. He may grant revocable permits for channel; west\of a line bearing 208° (3) Anchorage No. 48-C. South of "a. habitually maintaining and using the from the Torch, State of Liberty, and line extending from a point 175 feet same mooring space in an anchorage ranging through National Docks Chan­ northerly of the bulkhead wall along the area, but no vessel shall occupy continu­ nel Buoy 1 and New Jersey Pierhead north side of Shore Boulevard (perpen­ ously a berth in an anchorage area when Channel North Entrance Buoy 4; north dicular distance) and in the prolonged a vessel in regular traffic requires the of a line ranging through the latter buoy west side of Hastings Street to a point berth or when navigation would be men­ and New Jersey Pierhead Channel North on the prolonged east side of Mackenzie aced or inconvenienced thereby. The Entrance Lighted Buoy 6; northeast of Street 125 feet north of the bulkhead Captain of the Port is authorized to issue a line bearing 313° being parallel to and wall on the north side of Shore Boule­ permits for maintaining mooring buoys. 500 yards north of Gaven Point Pier; vard; thence south of a line parallel to The method of anchoring these buoys and east of a line bearing 40° from the and 125 feet northerly of the bulkhead shall be as prescribed by the Captain of twin chimneys on Constable Hook, New wall along the north side of Shore Boule­ the Port. No vessel shall moor in any Jersey, through the brick pump house vard from the last-mentioned point to anchorage in such a manner as to inter­ on the inshore end of the trestle to the prolonged west line of Coyle Street; fere with the use of a duly authorized Caven Point Pier. west of the prolonged west line of Coyle mooring buoy. In case of emergencies (1) Vessels shall not anchor within Street; north of a line parallel to and the Captain of the Port is hereby author­ 800 yards of Bedloes Island, within 500 25 feet north of the bulkhead wall along ized to shift the position of any unat­ yards of any pier, or within 100 yards the north side of Shore Boulevard; and tended vessel moored in or near any of the New Jersey Pierhead Channel. east of the prolonged west side of Hast­ anchorage. No-vessel shall be navigated ' (ii) No vessel using this anchorage ings Street. within the limits of an anchorage at a shall carry more than 20 tons of high (1) . General regulations. (1) Exceptspeed exceeding six knots when in the explosives. in cases of great emergency, no vessel vicinity of a moored vessel. (iii) No vessel carrying explosives of shall be anchored in the navigable waters (8) Barge dispensing stations and any kind shall anchor in this anchorage of the Port of New York outside of the stake boats may be anchored in such within 500 feet of any other vessel car­ anchorage areas established in this sec­ places as the Captain of the Port may rying high explosives; except that the tion, nor cast anchor within a cable or designate, subject to the approval of the Captain of the Port may authorize the pipe line area shown on a Government District Engineer, Corps of Engineers. placing of moorings not less than 500 chart, nor be moored, anchored, or tied (9) Upon approval of the District En­ feet apart within this area and the mak­ up to any pier, wharf, or vessel in such gineer, Corps of Engineers, the Captain ing fast thereto of not to exceed three manner as to obstruct or endanger the of the Port may permit wrecking plant barges at each mooring, provided the passage of any vessel in transit by, or to or other vessels legally engaged in recov­ combined load of the barges at a moor­ or from, adjacent wharves, piers, or slips. ering sunken property, or in laying or ing is not more than 20 tons of high (2) No vessel shall occupy for a longer repairing pipe lines or cables legally es­ exposives. period than 30 days, unless a permit is tablished, or plant engaged in dredging (iv) Insofar as practicable, in the use obtained from the Captain of the Port operations, to anchor within channels of of this anchorage preference shall be for that purpose, any anchorage for the Port of New York. Permit issued by given to vessels storing explosives for which the time of occupancy is not other­ the Captain of the Port is not necessary current consumption. wise prescribed in this section. No ves­ for plant engaged upon works of river (v) In cases of great emergency and sel in a condition such that it is likely and harbor improvement under the su­ when Weather conditions are such that to sink or otherwise become a menace or pervision of the District Engineer, but it is impossible for barges, scows, or obstruction to navigation or anchorage the District Engineer will notify the Cap­ lighters loaded with more than 20 tons of of other vessels shall occupy an anchor­ tain of the Port in advance of all such high explosives to proceed to Gravesend age except in an emergency, and then proposed work. Bay or Raritan Bay, or lie at anchor only for such period as may be permitted (10) Whenever the maritime or com­ there, such vessels may anchor tempo­ by the Captain of the Port. mercial interests of the United States so rarily in the Jersey Flats anchorage, but (3) Whenever, in the opinion of the require, the Captain of the Port is hereby in each case the Captain of the Port must Captain of the Port, such action may be empowered to shift the position of any be immediately notified, and such vessel necessary, that officer may require any vessel anchored within the anchorage will not remain so anchored without his or all vessels in any designated^ an­ areas, of any vessel anchored outside the special permission. chorage area to moor with two or more anchorage areas, of any vessel which is (vi) This area shall not be used by anchors. so moored or anchored as to impede or vessels which do not carry explosives ex­ (4) Every vessel whose crew may be obstruct vessel movements in any chan­ cept in cases of great emergency. reduced to such number that it will not nel or obstruct or interfere with range (2) Anchorage No. 49-C (naval and have sufficient men on board to weigh lights and of any vessel which, lying at military anchorage) . In Gravesend Bay, anchor at any time shall be anchored the exterior end of a pier or alongside an north of a line bearing 260°30' from lati­ with two anchors, with mooring swivel open bulkhead, obstructs or endangers tude 40°34'58", longitude 74°01'20", to put on before the crew shall.be reduced the passage of vessels in transit by, or latitude 40°34'54", longitude 74°01'49", to or from, adjacent wharf property or and ranging through the stack on Hoff­ or released, uhless the Captain of the impedes the movements of vessels enter­ man Island; east of a line bearing 342° Port shall waive the requirement of a ing or leaving adjacent slips. from thé last-mentioned point to lati- mooring swivel. (11) A vessel upon being notified to tudeb40°35'59", longitude 74°02'17", and (5) Anchorage of all vessels must be move into the anchorage limits or to ranging 250 yards due west of Fort La­ placed well within the anchorage areas, shift its position on anchorage grounds, fayette; south of a line bearing 96° from so that no portion of the hull or rigging shall get under way at once or signal the last-mentioned point to latitude Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5492

40°35'56", longitude 74°01'45"; and west (i) This anchorage is to be used for TITLE 43— PUBLIC LANDS: of a line bearing 343° from the last-men­ the anchorage of naval vessels during tioned point to latitude 40°34'58", longi­ emergencies only. INTERIOR tude 74°01'20", and passing through Fort . (ii) No pleasure or commercial craft Subtitle A— Office of the Secretary of Hamilton Southwest Buoy 20. Shall navigate or moor within this area the Interior (i) The Captain of the Port may per­ at any time when naval vessels which are mit the anchorage of commercial ves­ moored in the area display a red flag by [Order 2471] sels in the southerly part of the area day or a red light by night. P art 4—D elegations of Authority south of a line bearing 252° from the (5) Anchorage No. 49-G (naval an­ flagpole in the vicinity of Bay Parkway, chorage). That portion of Sandy Hook BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT; DELEGATION Brooklyn, when use of the anchorage by Bay bounded by a line bearing 208° 1,350 TO DIRECTOR IN ^SPECIFIED MATTERS naval or military vessels will permit. yards, from a point bearing 292°30', 3,600 Subparagraphs (25) and (37) of para­ Any commercial vessels so moored as to yards, from Sandy Hook Light; thence graph (a) of § 4.275, are amended to obstruct the use of the area for the an­ 268°, 620 yards; thence 2°, 1,250 yards; read as follows: chorage of naval or military vessels may thence 107°, 1,150 yards, to the point of § 4.275 Functions with respect to var­ be required by the Captain of the Port beginning. ious statutes, (a) * * * to shift its position or clear the area (1) No .pleasure or commercial craft (25) Approval of all bonds required when found necessary, at its own shall navigate or moor within this area in public land matters and determina­ expense; at any time when vessels which are tions with respect to the liability of the (ii) Fishing and navigation by pleas­ moored in the area display a red flag by principals and sureties under such bonds. ure and commercial craft are prohibited day or a red light by night. * * * * * within the area at all times when vessels (n) Regulations „ for explosives an­ which are moored in the area for the chorages. (1) Anchorages Nos. 49-B, (37) The approval of exchanges, as purpose of loading or unloading explo­ 49-C, 49-D, 49-F, and 49-G are reserved follows: sives display a red flag by day or a red for vessels carrying explosives. All ves­ (i) Under Parts 146, 147, and 149 to light by night, unless special permission sels carrying explosives shall be within 152 of this title, and is granted by the Captain of the Portr. these areas when anchored, except as (ii) under Title III * of the Bank- (iii) Vessels carrying high explosives provided in subparagraph (6) of this head-Jones Farm Tenant Act approved in this anchorage shall not anchor closer paragraph. July 22, 1937 (7 U. S. C. sec. 1011), and than 400 yards to one another, but the (2) A written permit shall be obtained the related provisions of Title IV thereof, number of vessels which may anchor in from the Captain of the Port before ves­ so far as the exchanges involve public the area at any one time shall be at the sels carrying explosives, or on which ex­ lands subject-to the provisions of Execu­ discretion of the Captain of the Port. plosives are to be loaded, may proceed tive Order No. 7908 of June 9,1938, after This provision is not intended to pro­ to the anchorages provided for them; the exchanges have been approved by an hibit barges or lighters from tying up and no vessel shall occupy a berth in authorized officer of the Department of alongside ships for the transfer of such anchorage except by authority of Agriculture. cargoes. such permit, which permit may be re­ (R. S. 161, 453, 2478; 5 U. S. C. 22, 43 (iv) Vessels carrying high explosives voked at any time. U. S. C. 2,1201) shall not occupy this anchorage for a (3) Vessels used in connection with period of time longer than is necessary loading or unloading explosives on ves­ J. A. K rug, to receive or discharge such cargoes, or sels in anchorage areas, including tugs Secretary of the Interior. between sunset and sunrise except by and stevedore boats, shall carry a writ­ S eptember 11, 1948. special permit from the Captain of the ten permit from the Captain of the Port. [F. R. Doc. 4*3-8422; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; Port in cases of great emergency. Such permit shall be shown whenever 8:45 a. m.] (v) Barges and lighters loaded with required by him or by his properly au­ explosives may anchor in the easterly thorized agents. portion of this area provided such barges (4) Whenever any vessel not fitted [Order 2472] and lighters are anchored so as not to with mechanical power anchors in the P art 4—D elegations of Authority approach one another closer than 300 explosives anchorages while carrying ex­ feet. The Captain of the Port may au­ plosives,, the Captain of the Port may BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT; DELEGATIONS thorize the placing of moorings in the require the attendance of a tug upon TO DIRECTOR IN SPECIFIED MATTERS easterly portion of the area and the mak­ such vessel when in his judgment such The following subparagraph is added ing fast thereto of not to exceed three action is necessary. to paragraph (a) of § 4.275: barges or lighters at each mooring, pro­ (5) Vessels carrying explosives shall § 4.275 Functions with respect to var­ vided these moorings are so spaced that comply with the general regulations in ious statutes, (a) * * * the vessels at one mooring shall at all paragraph U) of this section when appli­ (83) Determine the liability for tres­ - times be not less than 300 feet from the cable. pass on the public land, in accordance vessels at an adjacent mooring. (6) The District Engineer, Corps of with the rules set forth in Part 288 of (3) Anchorage No. 49-D. In Raritan Engineers, may authorize, in writing, a this title and the applicable court and Bay, south of a line bearing 70° and vessel carrying explosives for use on departmental decisions, and demand ranging from Raritan Bay Buoy “EX” river and harbor works or on other work and accept payment of the amount de­ to West Bank Light; west of a line bear­ . under federal permit issued by the Dis­ termined to be due by reason of such ing 137° and ranging from the tower of trict Engineer to anchor in or near the trespass. former Princess Bay Light to the tower vicinity of such work without a permit of former Waackaack Light; north of a from the Captain of the Port. The Dis­ (R. S. 161, 453, 2478; 5 U. S. C. 22, 43 line bearing 250° and ranging from Old trict Engineer will prescribe the quan­ U. S. C. 2,1201) Orchard Shoal Light to Boundary Day- tities of such explosives allowed on such J. A. K rug, beacon; and east of a line bearing 306* vessel and the conditions under which Secretary of the Interior. and ranging from Boundary Daybeacon they are to be stored and handled, and S eptember 13, 1948. to Raritan Bay Buoy “EX”. will furnish the Captain of the Port with [F. R. Doc. 48-8423; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; (i) This area shall not be used by ves­ a copy of such safety instructions to­ 8:45 a. m.] sels which do not carry explosives except gether with a copy of his written au­ in cases of gréat emergency. thorization. (4) Anchorage No. 49-F (emergency [Order 2474] naval anchorage). That portion of [Regs. Aug. 26, 1948, (CE 800.212)- Part 4—D elegations of Authority Sandy Hook Bay bounded by a line bear­ ENGWR] (38 Stat. 1053; 33 U. S. C. 471) ing 170°, 3,800 yards, from a point bear­ [ seal] E dward F . W itsell, BUREAU OF RECLAMATION; SALE AND LEASE OF ing 281 °30' 2,050 yards, from Sandy Major Creneral, CERTAIN HOUSES, APARTMENTS, AND LANDS Hook Light; thence 260°, 500 yards* The Adjutant General. IN BOULDER CITY, NEV. thence 350°, 3,800 yards; thence 80% 500 (F. R. Doc. 48-8438; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; The following section is added to Sub­ yards, to the point of beginning* ^ g:47 a. px.] part E 5494 RULES AND REGULATIONS

§ 4.414 Sale and lease of certain TITLE 47— TELECOMMUNI­ 308(b) and 319(a) of the Communica­ houses, apartments, and lands in Boulder tions Act of 1934, as amended. City, Nevada. The Commissioner of CATION (Secs. 4 (i), 308 (b), 319 (a), 48 Stat. Reclamation may exercise the powers Chapter I—-Federal Communications*« vested in the Secretary of the Interior by 1066, 1084, 1089, sec. 4 (b), 50 Stat. 191; the act of May 25, 1948 (Public Law 553, Commission 47 U. S. C. 4 (i), 308 (b), 319 (a), 404 (r)) 80th Congress), in connection with the P art 1— O rganization, P ractice and Released: September 14, 1948. sale and lease of certain houses, apart­ P rocedure F ederal C ommunications ments, and land in Boulder City, Nevada, —'REVISION OP FORMS and may redelegate such powers to the Co m m issio n , officer in charge of any office, division, In the matter of revision of F. C. C. [ seal] T. J. S low ie, district or project, subject to such regu­ Forms 401, 401-A, 401-C, 402, 403, 404, Secretary. lations, consistent with the above act, as 405, 501, 501-A, 501-B, 502, 503, 701, 702, [F. R. Doc. 48-8442; Filed Sept. 20, 1948; the Commissioner of Reclamation deems 703 and 820. ‘ '+ 8:48 a. m.] proper. (R. S. 161; 5 U. S. C. 22) At a meeting of the Federal Com-— munications Commission held at its Dated: September 14, 1948. offices in Washington, D. C. on the 8th TITLE 49— TRANSPORTATION day of September 1948; AND RAILROADS J. A. K rug, The Commission having under con­ Secretary of the Interior. sideration a proposal to revise the word­ Chapter I—-Interstate Commerce [F. R. Doc. 48-8424; Piled, Sept. 20, 1948; ing of the above-described forms to in­ Commission 8:45 a. m.] dicate more clearly the requirements for subscription and verification as set forth [S. O. 815-A] in § 1.303 of the Commission’s rules and P art 95—Car S ervice regulations; It appearing that the proposed revi­ FREE TIME REDUCED ON COAL AT GREAT LAKES Chapter II— Bureau of Reclamation, sions are procedural in nature and do PORTS Department of the Interior not in any way change the requirements At a session of the Interstate Com­ of any of the Commission’s rules and merce Commission, Division 3, held at P art 406—R edelegations op Authority regulations with respect to subscription its office in Washington, D. C., on the by Commissioner of R eclamation and verification; and 15th day of September A. D. 1948. REGIONAL DIRECTORS; WATER RIGHTS It further appearing that the nature Upon further consideration of Service of the proposed changes is such as to Order No. 815 (13 F. R. 3608), and good Paragraph (b) of § 406.10 and para­ render unnecessary the notice and pro­ cause appearing therefor; It is ordered, graph (c) of § 406.20 authorizing Re­ cedure provided for in section 4 of the that: gional Directors of the Bureau of Recla­ Administrative Procedure Act; Service Order No. 815 Free time re­ mation to acquire and maintain water It is ordered, that F. C. C. Forms 401, duced on coal at Great Lakes Ports, is rights in regard to Federal water con­ 401-A, 401-C, 402, 403, 404, 405, 501, hereby vacated and set aside. servation and utilization projects and 501-A, 501-3, 502, 503, 701, 702, 703 and It is further ordered, that this order Federal reclamation projects (12 F. R. 820 be amended by substituting for the shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., 8896; 43 CFR 1947 Supp.) are hereby re­ present signature lines the following: September 18, 1948; that a copy of this vised to read as follows: order and direction be served upon the Initiate, prosecute, acquire, and per­ Applicant Association of American Railroads, Car fect water rights in the name of the (must correspond with Item 1) Service Division, as .agent of the rail­ United States, pursuant, to the provisions By — - , ...... roads subscribing to the car service and of State law and in conformity with ap­ Designate by" checkmark below appropriate per diem agreement under the terms of plicable interstate agreements; and file classification : that agreement; and that notice of this applications, notices, petitions, and all □ Individual* applicant. order be given to the general public by other documents and to take any other □ Member of applicant partnership. depositing a copy in the office of the steps which are useful and proper to pro­ O Officer of applicant corporation or asso­ Secretary of the Commission, at Wash­ ciation. ington, D. C., and by filing it with the tect, secure, and maintain such water Director, Division of the Federal rights in good standing. It is further ordered, that Form 401-C be further amended by deleting Instruc­ Register. (44 Stat. 657, 55 Stat. 842; 43 U. S. C. tion 11. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 418, 41 Stat. 476; 873a, 16 U. S. C. 590-z-ll) It is further ordered, that Form 401-B sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901, 911; 49 U. S. C. 1 be amended by deleting the last sentence (10)—(17), 15 (2)) Dated: September 13, 1948; of Instruction 11. By the Commission, Division 3. K enneth M arkwell, It is further ordered, that the fore­ Acting Commissioner of Reclamation. going amendments of the Commission’s [seal] W. P. B artel, forms are effective immediately. Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 48-8425;' Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; The above-described amendments are 8:45 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 48-8436; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; Issued pursuant to sections 4(1), 303 (r), 8:47 a. m.] - PROPOSED RULE MAKING

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE S. C. 1003), notice is hereby given of the NE„ Washington 25, D. C., written data, proposed issuance by the Commissioner Immigration and Naturalization views, or arguments relative to this pro­ of Immigration and Naturalization, with posed action. Such representations may Service the approval of the Attorney General, of not be presented orally in any manner. [8 CFR, Part 1251 the following amendment of the rule prescribing the qualifications necessary All relevant material received within 20 ¡Qualifications N ecessary for S chools, for schools, colleges, academies, sem i­ days following the day of publication of C olleges, Academies, S eminaries, or naries, or universities to be approved as this notice will be considered. U niversities to be Approved as In st i­ institutions of learning for immigrant Section 125.16, Schools; petition for tu tio ns of Learning for I mmigrant approval, Chapter I, Title 8 of the Code students. In accordance with subsection S tudents of Federal Regulations, is amended by (b) of the said section 4, interested per­ notice of proposed rule making deleting the last sentence and inserting sons may submit to the Commissioner of ip its stead the following two sentences: S eptember 3, 1948. Immigration and Naturalization, Room “If the Attorney General is satisfied that Pursuant to section 4 of the Adminis­ 2-1218, Temporary Federal Office Build­ Such school, college, academy, seminary, trative Procedure Act (60 Stat. 238; 5 U» ing X, 19th an d i East JCaplfcol; Streets or.uhi.ve»sity has been (established for at Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5495 least two years immediately preceding act for the mandatory inspection of to­ keting Administration, United States the filing of the petition herein required; bacco sold thereat. Department of Agriculture, P. O. Box that it is a bona fide institution of learn­ Growers who sold tobacco at auction 480, Louisville, Kentucky, and in order ing; that it possesses the necessary facil­ on the West Jefferson, North Carolina, to be counted in said referendum, must ities and is otherwise qualified for the market during the 1947 marketing sea­ be postmarked not later than midnight, instruction of immigrant students in rec­ son shall be eligible to vote in said refer­ October 7, 1948. ognized courses in the field of secondary endum. Ballots for use in said referen­ Issued this 16th day of September education and qualifies graduates for ac­ dum will be mailed to all eligible voters 1948. ceptance to accredited colleges or insti­ insofar as their names and addresses are tutions ; and in the field of higher educa­ known to the Secretary. Eligible voters [ seal] A. J. Loveland, tion that it possesses the necessary facili­ who do not receive ballots by mail may Acting Secretary of Agriculture. ties and is otherwise qualified for the obtain them from their local county [F. R. Doc. 48-8465; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; instruction of immigrant students and agent or from the local office of the 8:49 a. m.] confers upon graduates recognized bach­ County Agricultural Conservation Asso­ elor, master, doctor, or professional and ciation. All completed ballots shall be divinity degrees, he may approve such mailed to the Tobacco Branch, Produc­ FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION school, college, academy, seminary, or tion and Marketing Administration, university as a school for immigrant United States Department of Agricul­ [16 CFR, Ch. I] students. Approval previously granted to ture, P. O. Box 480, Louisville, Ken­ [File No. 21-404] a school, college, academy, seminary, or tucky, and in order to be counted in said university that does not fulfill the fore­ referendum, must be postmarked no'; R ayon, N ylon and S ilk Converting going conditions may be revoked by the later than midnigh' , October 7, 1948. Industry Attorney General upon notice in writing Issued this 16th day of September notice of hearing and of opportunity to to such school that the revocation will 1948. PRESENT VIEWS, SUGGESTIONS, OR OBJEC­ be effective not less than 30 days follow­ TIONS TO PROPOSED TRADE PRACTICE RULES ing delivery of the notice.”. [seal] A. J. Loveland, Acting Secretary of Agriculture. At a regular session of the Federal (Sec. 23, 39 Stat. 892, sec. 24, 43 Stat. Trade Commission held at its office in the 166, sec. 37 (a), 54 Stat. 675,- sec. 1, 54 [F. R. Doc. 48-8464; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; 8:49 a. m.] city of Washington, D. C., on the 15th Stat. 1238; 8 U. S. C. 102, 222, 458; 8 day of September 1948. CFR 90.1, 12 P. R. 4781) Opportunity is hereby extended by the J ohn P. B oyd, Federal Trade Commission to any and Acting Commissioner of 17 CFR, Part 291 all persons, partnerships, corporations, Immigration and Naturalization. T obacco Auction M arket of London, K y . associations, or other parties or groups (including consumers), affected by or Approved: September 15, 1948. ANNOUNCEMENT OF REFERENDUM IN CON­ having an interest in the proposed trade T om C. Clark, NECTION WITH PROPOSED DESIGNATION practice rules for the Rayon, Nylon and Attorney General. UNDER TOBACCO INSPECTION ACT Silk Converting Industry, to present to [F. R. Doc. 48-8439; Filed, Sept.. 20, 1948; Pursuant to the authority vested in the Commission their views concerning 8:47 a. m.] the Secretary of Agriculture by the To­ said rules, including such pertinent in­ bacco Inspection Act (49 Stat. 731; 7 formation, suggestions, or objections as U. S. C, 1946 ed. 511 et seq.), and in they may desire to submit, and to be DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE accordance with the applicable regula­ heard in the premises. For this purpose tions issued thereunder by the Secre­ they may obtain copies of the proposed Production and Marketing tary, notice is given that a referendum rules upon request to the Commission, Administration of tobacco growers will be conducted Such views, information, suggestions, or objections may be submitted by letter, 17 CFR, Part 291 from October 5 through October 7, 1948, to determine whether the tobacco auc­ memorandum, brief, or other communi­ T obacco Auction M arket of W est tion market at London, Kentucky, shall cation, to be filed with the Commission J efferson, N. C. be designated by the Secretary under said not later than October 7, 1948. Oppor­ act for the mandatory inspection of to­ tunity to be heard orally will be afforded ANNOUNCEMENT OF REFERENDUM IN CON­ bacco sold thereat. at the hearing beginning at 10:00 a. m., NECTION WITH PROPOSED DESIGNATION Growers who sold tobacco at auction (e. s. t.), October 7, 1948, at the Hotel UNDER TOBACCO INSPECTION ACT on the London, Kentucky, market dur­ Astor, Broadway at 44th Street, New Pursuant to the authority vested in ing the 1947 marketing season shall be York, N. Y., to any such persons, parties, the Secretary of Agriculture by the To­ eligible to vote in said referendum. Bal­ groups, or consumers who desire to ap­ bacco Inspection Act (49 Stat. 731; 7 lots for use in said referendum will be pear and be heard. After due consider­ U. S. C. 1946 ed. 511 et seq.), and in ac­ mailed to all eligible voters insofar as ation of all matters presented in writing cordance with the applicable regulations their names and addresses are known to or orally, the Commission will proceed to issued thereunder by the Secretary, no­ the Secretary. Eligible voters who dov final action on the proposed rules. tice is given that a referendum of tobacco not receive ballots by mail may obtain By the Commission. growers will be conducted from October them from their local county agent or 5 through October 7, 1948, to determine from the local office of the County Agri­ [seal] O tis B. J ohnson, whether the tobacco auction market at cultural Conservation Association. All Secretary. West Jefferson, North Carolina, shall be completed ballots shall be mailed to the [F. R. Doc. 48-8382; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; designated by the Secretary under said Tobacco Branch, Production and Mar­ 8:58 a. m.]

NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR and Huntley Townsite, will be disposed of a sale at public auction to the highest under the acts of April 16 and June 27, bidder at not less than the appraised Bureau of Land Management 1906 (34 Stat. 116 and 519) and March 2, price will be held at the office of the [Circular 1695] 1929 (45 Stat. 1522) (43 U. S. C. 561 and 571). Huntley project Irrigation District, Bal­ T ownsites of B allantine and H untley, 2. Area and price. The area and mini­ lantine, Montana. W. N. McCormack, M ont. mum price of the lots and tracts which Regional Land Officer, Bureau of Recla­ Regulations for sale of town lots or are to be sold are shown by the attached mation, has been designated as superin­ TRACTS schedule. tendent of the sale, and Wayne W. Whit- 1. Statutory authority. Certain addi­ 3. Public sale. On Wednesday, Sep­ canack, Assistant Regional Land Officer, tional lots and tracts in the Ballantine tember's, 1948, beginning at 10: 00 ai m., Bureau of Reclamation, as auctioneer« 5496 NOTICES

4. Terms of sale. Pull payment for the 2049, Temporary Building No. 4 ,17th and FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION lots and tracts must be made in cash on Constitution Avenue, N. W., Washington, the date of the sale. The superintendent D. C., before Examiner Joseph L. Fitz- [Docket No. G-256] of the sale will forward the money re­ maurice. N ew Orleans P ublic S ervice, I nc. ceived to the District Land Office at Bill­ Dated at Washington, D. C., September NOTICE OF ORDER DISMISSING APPLICATION ings, Montana. 16, 1948. 5. Authority of the Superintendent. By the Civil Aeronautics Board. S eptember 16, 1948. The superintendent conducting the sale Notice is hereby given that, on Sep­ is' authorized to refuse any and all bids [ seal] M. C. M ulligan, tember 15,1948, the Federal Power Com­ for any lot or tract and to suspend, ad­ Secretary. mission issued its order entered Septem­ journ, or postpone the sale of any lot [F. R. Doe. 48-8440; Piled, Sept. 20, 1948; ber 14,1948, dismissing application for a or tract to such time and place as he 8:47 a. m.] certificate of public convenience and •may deem proper. After all the lots necessity in the above-designated and tracts have been offered, the super­ matter. intendent will close the sale. Any lot or [Docket No. 3271 et al.] tract remaining unsold will be subject to [seal] Leon M. F uquay, private sale at the District. Land Office Continental Air Lin e s, I nc., P ioneer Secretary. at Billings, Montana. Air Lin e s, I nc., and A rizona Airw ays, I nc.; S ervice to S ocorro, H ot S prings, [F. R. Doc. 48-8433; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; 6. Warning. All persons are warned 8:47 a. m.J against forming any combination or and Las Cruces, N. M ex. agreement which will prevent any lot or notice of hearing tract from selling advantageously or In the matter of the investigation to which will in any way hinder or embar­ determine the need for service to So­ [Docket No. G-1118] rass the sale. Any persons so offending corro, Hot Springs, and Las Cruces, N. will be prosecuted under section 59 of Mex.; the applications of Continental I nterstate N atural G as Co., I nc. the Criminal Code, 1946 ed., U. S. C. Air Lines, Inc., Docket No. 3315, for NOTICE OF ORDER SUPPLEMENTING ORDER Title 18, section 113. an amendment of its certificate for SUSPENDING RATE SCHEDULES M arion Clawson, route No. 29, to serve Socorro, Hot S eptember 16, 1948. Director. Springs, and Las Cruces, N. Mex.; and authority to serve Raton, N. Mex.; the Notice is hereby given that, on Sep­ Approved: September 14,1948. application of Pioneer Air Lines, Inc., tember 15,1948, the Federal Power Com­ mission issued its order entered Septem­ M astin G. W hite, Docket No. 3338, requesting authority to Acting Assistant Secretary of the serve Socorro, Hot > Springs, and Las ber 14, 1948, in the above-designated Cruces, N. Mex.; and Docket No. 3390,' matter, supplementing order of Septem­ Interior. ber 7, 1948, suspending rate schedules of H t jn t l e y P r o j e c t , M o n t a n a for service to Artesia, N. Mex.; and the application of Arizona Airways, Inc., Interstate Natural Gas Company, Inc. BALLANTINE TOWNSITE Docket No. 3361, for authority to op­ [seal] Leon M. F uquay, Township 2 North, Range 29 East, M. P. M. erate between Douglas and Lordsburg, Secretary. N. Mex. Square [F. R. Doc. 48-8434; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; feet For further details in this proceed­ 8:47 a. m.] Section 5, Lot 9, Block 1— $160.00 7, 000 ing interested parties are referred.to the Section 5, Lot 10, Block 1_ 125.00 7,000 applications, and other papers filed with Section 5, Lots 3, 4, 5, respect thereto, which are on file with Block 9______250.00 22,309 the Civil Aeronautics Board. N orthern S tates P ower Co. HUNTLEY TOWNSITE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as NOTICE OF ORDER APPROVING AND DIRECTING Township 2 North, Range 27 East, M. P. M. amended, that the above investigation DISPOSITION OF AMOUNTS CLASSIFIED IN Acres proceeding and applications are assigned ACCOUNT 100.5, ELECTRIC PLANT ACQUI­ Section 25, Tract 117------$125.00 1.65 for hearing on October 12, 1948, at 10:00 SITION ADJUSTMENTS, AND ACCOUNT 107, Section 25, Tract 118------450. 00 2. 98 a. m. (mountain standard time), at the ELECTRIC PLANT ADJUSTMENTS Section 25, Tract 119------100. 00 .29 Hotel Hilton, Albuquerque, N. Mex., be­ Section 25, Tract 120— 100. 00 .40 S eptember 16, 1948. Section 25, Tract 121------_ 125.00 .71 fore Examiner Walter W. Bryan. Without limiting the scope of the is­ Notice is hereby given that, on Sep­ [F. R. Doc. 48-8482; F led, Sept. 20, 1948; sues to be considered; particular atten­ tember 15,1948, the Federal Power Com­ 8:49 a. m.] tion will be directed to the following mat­ mission issued its order entered Septem­ ters: ber 14, 1948, in the above-designated 1. Whether the proposed amendments matter, approving and directing disposi­ CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD of certificates are required in whole or tion ~of amounts classified in Account [Docket No. 2837] in part by the public convenience and 100.5, Electric Plant Acquisition Adjust­ necessity. ments, and Account 107, Electric Plant N orthwest Airlines, I nc.; R edesigna­ 2. Whether the applicants are fit, will­ Adjustments. tion of S t, P aul and M inneapolis, ing, and able to perform the proposed [seal] Leon M. F uquay, M in n . new transportation properly and to con­ * Secretary. NOTICE OF HEARING form to the provisions of the act and the rules and regulations, and requirements [F. R. D,oc. 48-8435; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; In the matter of the application of 8:47 a. m.] Northwest Airlines, Inc., for an amend­ of the Board thereunder. ment of its certificate of public con­ Notice is further given that any per­ venience and necessity, for route No. 3, son, other than the parties of record, de­ SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE so that the intermediate points St. Paul, siring to be heard in this proceeding shall Minn., will be redesignated Minneapolis- file with the Board on or before October COMMISSION St. Paul, Minn., under section 401 (h) of 12, 1948, a statement setting forth the [File No. 70-1878] the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as issues of fact and law raised by this pro­ amended. ceeding which he desires to controvert. Columbia G as S ystem, I nc., and Cumber­ Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Dated at Washington, D. C., Septem­ land and A llegheny G as Co. Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, ber 15, 1948. order granting application and permit­ particularly sections 401 and 1001, and ting DECLARATION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE section 5 (a) of the Administrative Pro­ By the Civil Aeronautics Board. cedure Act that a hearing in the above- [ seal] M. C. M ulligan, At a regular session of the Securities entitled proceeding is assigned to be held Secretary. and Exchange Commission, held at its on September 22, 1948, at 10:00 a. m., [F. R. Doc. 48-8432; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948} office in the city of Washington, D. C., (eastern daylight saving time), in Room 8:46 a. m.] on the 15th day of September 1948. Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5497

The Columbia Gas System, Inc. ("Co­ joint application - declaration pursuant registered holding company, having filed lumbia”), a registered holding company, to sections 6 (b), 9 (a), 10 and 12 (f) an application-declaration pursuant to and its subsidiary, Cumberland and Alle­ of the Public Utility Holding Company sections 11 and 12 (c) of the Public gheny Gas Company (“Cumberland”), Act of 1935 ahd Rule U-43 promulgated Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 having filed a joint application-declara­ thereunder, with respect to the following and Rule U-46 promulgated thereunder tion pursuant to the Public Utility Hold­ proposed transactions: with respect to the following transac­ ing Company Act of 1935, particularly Western Colorado proposes to declare tions : sections 6 (b), 9, 10 and 12 thereof and as a stock dividend, 10,000 shares of its United proposes to make two cash dis­ Rule U-43 promulgated thereunder, with common stock, $20 par value, payable tributions to the holders of its capital respect to the issue and sale by Cumber­ to Utah, its only stockholder, and to stock as part of the process of its com­ land to Columbia of $400,000 principal charge such dividend, aggregating $200,- plete liquidation from funds to be re­ amount of 3*4% Installment Promissory 000, to its earned surplus, which as of ceived from cash liquidating dividends to Notes due in equal annual installments June 30, 1948 amounted to $493,749. be paid by United Public Utilities Corpo­ on August 15 of each of the years from The declaration of such stock dividend ration (“UPU”). The Commission has 1950 to 1974, inclusive; the proceeds from will increase the amount of Western approved proposals by UPU providing, such sale to be utilized by Cumberland Colorado’s outstanding common stock among other things, for cash distribu­ in connection with its construction pro­ from 100,000 to 110,000 shares. The tions of $5 and $4 per share to the hold­ gram; and only other security which Western Colo­ ers of the common stock of UPU. When The Public Service Commission of rado has outstanding is a 15 year, 4% the $5 per share distribution by UPU is West Virginia, by order dated August 16, note in the principal amount of $2,500,- consummated, United, the holder of 1948, having approved the proposed issue 000 which is also owned by Utah. 148,055 shares^(39.98%) of the common mid sale of notes by Cumberland; and The proposed transaction has been ap­ stock of UPU, will receive cash in the Said joint application-declaration proved by the Public Utilities Commission amount of $740,275. Thereupon, United havirig been filed on June 21, 1948, and of Colorado, the Commission of the State proposes to distribute in cash $2.42 per the last amendment thereto having been in which Western Colorado is organized share or an aggregate of $740,501 to the filed on September 3,1948* notice of such and doing business. holders of its outstanding capital stock. filing having been duly given in the man­ Such application-declaration having When the $4 per share distribution by ner prescribed by Rule U-23 promul­ been filed on August 16, 1948 and notice UPU is made, United will receive cash in gated pursuant to said aot, and the of said filing having been given in the the amount of $592,220. Upon receipt of Commission not having received a re­ form and manner prescribed by Rule such cash, United proposes to make an quest for hearing with respect to said U-23 under said act, and the Commission additional cash distribution of $1.93 per joint application-declaration within the not having received a request for hearing share or an aggregate of $590,564 to the period specified in said notice, or other­ with respect to said application-declara­ holders of its outstanding capital stock. wise, and not having ordered a hearing tion within the period specified in said The application-declaration states thereon; and notice, or otherwise, and not having or­ that the proposed distributions have The Commission finding with respect dered a hearing thereon; and been approved by resolution of the to said joint application-declaration The Commission finding with respect stockholders of United authorizing the that the requirements of the applicable to said application-declaration, as dissolution of the corporation. The ap­ provisions of the act and rules there­ amended, that the applicable sections of plication-declaration further states that under are satisfied, and that no adverse the act and the rules promulgated there­ the only remaining asset of United, other findings are necessary, and deeming it under are satisfied and that no adverse than cash, is its investment in the com­ appropriate in the, public interest and findings are necessary; and deeming it mon stock of UPU and that the amounts in the interests of investors and con­ appropriate in the public interest that received by United as cash dividends on sumers that said joint application- said application be granted and per­ Its holdings of the common stock of declaration be granted and permitted to mitted to become effective; and further UPU are not required for the conduct of become effective; deeming it appropriate to grant the re­ United’s business. It is hereby ordered, pursuant to Rule quest that this order become effective Said application-declaration having U-23 and the applicable provisions of upon issuance: been filed on August 23, 1948, and notice said act and subject to the terms and It is ordered, pursuant to Rule U-23 of filing having been duly given in the conditions prescribed in Rule U-24, that and the applicable provisions of the act form and manner prescribed by Rule the aforesaid application-declaration, and subject to the terms and conditions U-23 under said act, and the Commission as amended, be, and the same hereby is, prescribed in Rule U-24 that said ap<- not having received a request for hearing granted and permitted to become effec­ plication-declaratiori be, and the same with respect to said application-declara­ tive forthwith. hereby is, granted and permitted to be­ tion within the period specified in said By the Commission. come effective forthwith. notice, or otherwise, and not having or­ By the Commission. dered a hearing thereon; and [seal! Orval L. D u B ois, The Commission finding with respect Secretary. . [seal] Orval L. D u B ois, to said application-declaration that the Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 48-8429; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; requirements of the applicable provisions 8:45 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 48-8426; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; of the act and rules thereunder are sat­ 8:45 a. m.] isfied, and deeming it appropriate in the public Interest and in the interest of the investors and consumers that said appli­ [File No. 70-1917] cation-declaration be granted and per­ [File No. 70-1932] mitted to become effective forthwith: Utah P ower & Light Co. and the W estern U nited P ublic S ervice Corp. It is ordered, pursuant to Rule U-23 Colorado P ower Co. and the applicable provisions of the said ORDER GRANTING APPflCATION AND PER­ ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION AND PERMIT­ MITTING DECLARATION TO BECOME EFFEC­ act and subject to the terms and condi­ TING DECLARATION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE TIVE tions of Rule U-24, that the application- At a regular session of the Securities declaration be, and hereby,, is, granted and Exchange Commission held at its At a regular session of the Securities and permitted to become effective forth­ office in the city of Washington, D. C., and Exchange Commission held at its with. office in the city of Washington, D. C., on on the 13th day of September A. D. 1948. By the Commission. (

[Pile No. 70-1933] public interest and in the interest of in­ With the stated purpose of facilitating vestors and consumers that said applica* the proposed sale, Standard Gas pro­ M adison G as and E lectric Co. tion be granted and deeming it appro­ poses to stabilize the market price of ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION priate to grant the request of applicant Oklahoma Common Stock by purchases that the orde” become effective forthwith of such stock, if at that time deemed At a regular session of the Securities upon issuance : necessary or desirable, during the period and Exchange Commission held at its It is hereby ordered, pursuant to Rule between the effective date of this decla­ office in the city of Washington, D. C., U-23 and the applicable provisions of ration and the time of the execution of on the 13th day of September A. D. 1948 the act, and subject to the terms and its agreement with underwriters. It. is Madison Gas and Electric Company conditions prescribed by Rule U-24, that proposed that the underwriters shall (“Madison”), a public utility subsidiary the appliication be, and the same hereby purchase any shares which Standard of American Light & Traction Company is, granted and become effective forth­ Gas may have publicly purchased pur­ (“American Light”), a registered hold­ with. suant to such program to stabilize, at ing company, having filed an application By the Commission. the same price to be paid by the under­ pursuant to the provisions of section 6 writers for the 400,000 shares of Okla­ (b) of the Public Utility Holding Com­ [seal] Or val L. DuBois, homa Common Stock. pany Act of 1935 (“act”)* with respect to Secretary. Standard Gas requests that the Com­ the following transactions: [F. R. Doc. 48-8427; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; mission make the appropriate findings Madison proposes to enter into a 8:45 a. m.] and tax recitals required by sections Credit Agreement, which will expire 371 (b), 371 (f), and 1808 (f) of the eighteen months from date of execu­ Internal Revenue Code. tion, with Harris Trust and Savings Standard Gas also requests that the Bank, Chicago, Illinois, and First Wis­ [File No. 70-1946] proposed sale be exempted from the com­ consin National Bank of Milwaukee, petitive biding provisions of Rule U-50 Wisconsin (“the Banks”). The Credit S tandard G as and E lectric Co. under the act. Agreement will commit the Banks to ad­ NOTICE OF FILING Standard Gas further requests that the vance to Madison a maximum of declaration be permitted to become ef­ $2,000,000 at an interest rate of 2lA% per At a regular session of the securities fective as soon as practicable, following annum. All notes issued by Madison will and Exchange Commission, held at its which, it will report by amendment the mature eighteen months from the date office in the city of Washington, D. C., negotiations undertaken and the terms of execution of the Credit Agreement. on the 15th day of September A. D. 1948. of the contract proposed to be entered The Credit Agreement provides that a Notice is hereby given that a declara­ into with the underwriters, and request quarterly commitment fee of one-half tion has been filed pursuant to the Public the entry of a final order by* the Com­ of one per cent per annum, based upon Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 mission authorizing the proposed sale. the average daily unused balance of the ("act”) , and the general rules and regula­ commitment computed for the preceding tions promulgated thereunder, by Stand­ By the Commission. quarter period, will be paid to the ard Gas and Electric Company (“Stand­ [seal] O rval L. D tjB ois, Banks. Madison will have the right to ard Gas”) , a registered holding company. Secretary. reduce the commitment of the Banks at The declarant has designated sections [F. R. Doc. 48-8430; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; any time with a proportionate reduction 11 (b) and 12 (d) of the act and Rule 8:45 a. m.] of the comjnitment fee, and may prepay U-44 thereunder as applicable to the pro­ the notes at any time without penalty. posed transactions. The application states,that Madison Notice is further given that any in­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE requires funds to finance the construe-, terested person may, not later than Sep­ tion of - additional facilities urgently tember 23, 1948, at 5:30 p. m., e. d. s. t., Office of Alien Property needed in the operation of its business. request the Commission in writing that a Authority : 40 Stat. 411, 55 Stat. 839, Pub. It is also stated that the $2,000,000 to be hearing be held on such matter, stating Laws 322, 671, 79th Cong., 60 Stat. 50, 925r 50 borrowed under the proposed Credit the nature of his interest, the reasons for U. S. C. and Supp. App. 1, 616; E. O. 9193, Agreement should enable Madison to fi­ such request and the issues, if any, of July 6, 1942, 3 CFR, Cum. Supp., E. O. 9567, nance its construction program until the fact or law raised by said declaration June 8, 1945, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp., E. O. 9788, fall of 1949. In the interim Madison ex­ proposed to be controverted or may re­ Oct. 14, 1946, 11 F. R. 11981. pects to conclude a permanent financing quest that he be notified if the Commis­ [Vesting Order 11643] program which will involve the repay­ sion should order a hearing thereon. ment of its bank borrowings, and the Any such request should be addressed: E mmy D ierichs raising of such additional funds as may Secretary, Securities ahd Exchange Com­ In re: Estate of Emmy Dierichs, de­ be appropriate to complete its construc­ mission, 425 Second Street NW., Wash­ ceased. File D-28-11945; E. T. sec. 16120. tion program through 1950. ington 25, D. C. At any time after Sep­ Under the authority of the Trading Madison states that the .Credit Agree­ tember 23,1948, such declaration, as filed With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ ment and the proposed issuance and sale or as amended, may become effective as tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ of notes thereunder has been approved provided in Rule U-23 of the rules and tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, by the Public Service Commission of Wis­ regulations, promulgated under the act after investigation, it is hereby found: consin, the state commission of the state or the Commission may exempt such 1. That Otto Eduard Dierichs, Cesar in which Madison is organized and doing transactions as provided in Rules U-20 Eduard Dierichs and Eifrieda Schaefer, business. (a) and U-100 thereof. whose last known address is Germany, Such application having been duly filed All interested persons are referred to are residents of Germany and nationals and notice of said filing having been duly said declaration which is on file in the of a designated enemy country (Ger­ given in the form and manner prescribed office of this Commission, for a state­ many) ; by Rule U-23 promulgated pursuant to ment of the transactions therein pro­ 2. That the sum of $277.65 was paid to said act, and the Commission not having posed, which are summarized below: the Attorney General of the United received a request for hearing with re­ Standard Gas, which presently owns States by Ronald James Fairfield, Ad­ spect to said application within the pe­ 750,000 shares (or 84.26%) of the out­ ministrator of the Estate *of Emmy riod specified in said notice, or otherwise, standing Common Stock, $20 par value, Dierichs, deceased; and not having ordered a hearing of Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company 3. That the said sum of $277.65 was thereon; and (“Oklahoma”) , proposes to sell to un­ accepted by the Attorney General ef the The Commission finding with respect derwriters 400,000 shares of its holdings United States on April 29,1948, pursuant to the application that the requirements of Common Stock of Oklahoma and to to the Trading with the Enemy Act, as of the applicable provisions of the act apply the net proceeds toward the pay­ amended; and the rules thereunder are satisfied ment of interest and principal on its out­ 4. That the said sum of $277..65 is and that it is not necessary to impose standing notes payable to banks, due presently in the possession of the Attor­ any terms or conditions, and the Com­ April 10, 1949, and aggregating $20,694,- ney General of the United States and was mission deeming it appropriate in the 384.95 as of June 30, 1948. property within the United States owned Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5499 or controlled by, payable or deliverable was property within the United States graphs 1 and 2-hereof, and each of them, to, held on behalf of or on account of, owned or controlled by, payable or de­ in and to, and arising out of or under or owing to, or which was evidence of liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ that certain trust agreement dated Sep­ ownership or control by the aforesaid count of, or owing to, or which was evi­ tember 13, 1938 by and between Joseph nationals of a designated enemy country dence of ownership or control by, the Haimerl, settlor and Paul A. F. Warn­ (Germany); aforesaid nationals of a designated holtz, trustee, and known as Trust No. enemy country (Germany) ; 4099-1525, presently being administered and it is hereby determined: by Paul A. F. Warnholtz, trustee, 111 5. That to the extent that the persons and it is hereby determined: W. Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois, named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not 6. That to the extent that the persons within a designated enemy country, the named in subparagraph 1 hereof and the is property within the United States national interest of the United States grandchildren, names unknown, of owned or controlled by, payable or de­ requires that such persons be treated as Joseph Schlachter, are not within a des­ liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ nationals of a designated enemy country ignated enemy country, the national in­ count of, or owing to, or which is evidence (Germany). terest of the United States requires that of ownership or control by, the afore­ All determinations and all action re­ such persons be treated as nationals of said nationals of a designated enemy quired by law, including appropriate a designated enemy country (Germany). country (Germany) ; consultation and certification, having All determinations and all action re- and it is hereby determined : been made and taken, and, it being- quired by law, including appropriate con­ 4. That to the extent that the per­ deemed necessary in the national sultation and certification, having been sons named in subparagraph 1 hereof interest, made and taken, and it being deemed and the children, names unknown, of There is hereby vested in the Attorney necessary in the national interest, Maria Kirschner are not within a desig­ General of the United States the prop­ There is hereby vested in the Attorney nated enemy country, the national inter­ erty described above, to be held, used, General of the United States the prop­ est of the United States requires that administered, liquidated, sold or other­ erty described above, to be held, used, such persons be treated aâ nationals of a wise dealt with in the interest of and administered, liquidated, sold or other­ designated enemy country (Germany). for the benefit of the United States. wise dealt with in the interest of and All determinations and all action re­ This vesting «order is issued nunc pro for the benefit of the United States. quired by law, including appropriate con­ tunc to confirm the vesting of the said This vesting order is issued nunc pro sultation and certification, having been property by acceptance as aforesaid. tunc to confirm the vesting of the said made and taken, and, it being^deemed The terms “national” and "designated property by acceptance as aforesaid. necessary in the national interest, enemy country” as used herein shall have The terms “national” and “designated There is hereby vested in the Attorney the meanings prescribed in section 10 enemy country” as used herein shall have General of the United States the property of Executive Order 9193, as amended. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of described above, to be held, used, ad­ Executive Order 9193, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise July 19, 1948. Executed at Washington, D. C., on dealt with in the interest of and for the July 19, 1948. benefit of the United States. For the Attorney General. For the Attorney General. The terms “national” and “designated [seal] H arold I. B aynton, enemy country” as used herein shall have Deputy Director, [ seal] H arold I. B aynton, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Office of Alien Property. Deputy Director, Executive Order 9193, as amended. Office of Alien Property. [P. R. Doc. 48-8443; Filed, Sept. 20, 194$; Executed at Washington, D. C., on. 8:48 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 48-8444; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; July 27, 1948. 8:48 a. m.] For the Attorney General. [sbalï H arold I. B aynton, [Vesting Order 11656] v Deputy Director, [Vesting Order 11710] Office of Alien Property. E dward S chlachter J oseph H aimerl and P aul A. F. [F. R. Doc. 48-8445; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; In re: Estate of Edward Schlachter, W arnholtz 8:48 a. m.] • deceased. File D-28-10093; E. T. sec. 14356. In re: Trust agreement dated Septem­ Under the authority of the Trading ber 13, 1938 between Joseph Haimerl, With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ settlor and Paul A. F. Warnholtz, trus­ [Vesting Order 11725] tee, and known as Trust No. 4099-1525. tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ J ohn G eorge W indisch tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, Files D-28-2080-G-1-2-3 and D-28- after investigation, it is hereby found: 2080). In re: Estate of John George Windisch, 1. That Berthold Schlachter, Emil * Under the authority of the Trading deceased. File 017-24290. Otto Bitoch, and Erna (Bitoch) Oppei4, With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ Under the authority of the Trading whose last known address is Germany, tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ are residents of Germany and nationals tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ of a designated enemy country (Ger­ after investigation, it is hereby found: utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, many) ; 1. That Peter Lebegern, Georg after investigation, it is hereby found: 2. That the grandchildren, names un­ (George) Lebegern, Joseph Haimerl, also 1. That Lena Bechen and Babetta known, of Joseph Schlachter, who there known as Joseph Lebegern, Delaphania Messingschlager, whose last known ad­ is reasonable cause to believe are resi­ Haimerl, also known as Delaphania dress is Germany, are residents of Ger­ dents of Germany, are nationals of a Lebegreri, Anna Haimerl Steiner, Ottilia many and nationals of a designated designated enemy country (Germany) ; Haimerl Stoeber, Therese Haimerl Fins- enemy country (Germany); '3. That the sum of $9,183.98 was paid terer, Josef Haimerl, and Siegfried 2. That the domiciliary personal rep­ to the Attorney General of the United Haimerl, whose last known address is resentatives, heirs, next of kin, legatees States by The Old Second National Bank, Germany, are residents of Germany and and distributees, names unknown, of Aurora, Illinois, Executor of the estate nationals of a designated enemy country John' George Windisch, deceased, who of Edward Schlachter, deceased; (Germany); there is reasonable cause to believe are 4. That the said sum of $9,183.98 Was 2. That the children, names unknown, residents of Germany, are nationals of a accepted by the Attorney General of the of Maria Kirschner, who there is reason­ designated enemy country (Germany); United States on July 3, 1947, pursuant able cause to believe are residents of 3. That all right, title, interest and to the Trading With the Enemy Act, as Germany, are nationals of a designated claim of any kind or character whatso­ amended; N enemy country (Germany); ever of the persons identified in sub- 5. That the said sum of $9,183.98 is 3. That all right, title, interest and paragraphs 1 and 2 hereof, and each of Presently in the possession of the Attor­ claim of any kind or character whatso­ them, in and to the estate of John George ney General of the United States and ever of the persons identified in subpara­ Windisch, deceased, is property payable 5500 NOTICES

or deliverable to, or claimed by the afore­ the national interest of the United States The terms “national” and “designated said nationals of a designated enemy requires that such persons be treated as enemy country” as used herein shall have country (Germany) ; nationals of a designated enemy country the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 4. That such property is in the process (Germany). Executive Order 9193, as amended. of administration by Richard T. Carroll, All determinations and all action re­ Ancillary Administrator, acting under the quired by law, including appropriate Executed at Washington, D. C., on judicial supervision of the Probate Court consultation and certification, having September 7,1948. of Hamilton County, Ohio, been made and taken, and, it being For the Attorney General. deemed necessary in the national in­ and it is hereby determined: [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, 5. That to the extent that the persons terest, There is hereby vested in the Attorney Acting Deputy Director, named in subparagraph 1 hereof and the Office of Alien Property. domiciliary personal representatives, General of the United States the prop­ heirs, next of kin, legatees and distribu­ erty described above, to be held, used, [F. R. Doc. 48-8448; Filed, Sept- 20, 1948; tees, names unknown, of John George administered, liquidated, sold or other­ . 8:48 a. m.] Windisch, deceased, are not within a wise dealt with in the interest of and for designated enemy country, the national the benefit of the United States. interest of the United States requires that The terms “national” and “'designated such persons be treated as nationals of a enemy country” as used herein shall have [Vesting Order 11979] designated enerny country (Germany). the meanings prescribed in section 10 of IRMGARD J. LOSKANT All determinations and all action re­ Executive'Order 9193, as amended. quired by law, including appropriate con­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on In re: Rights of Irmgard J. Loskant sultation and .certification, having been August 3, 1948. under insurance contract, File No. made and taken, and, it being deemed F-28-507-H-1. necessary in the national interest, For the Attorney General. Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ There is hereby vested in the Attorney [ seal] D avid L. B azelon, General of the United States the prop­ Assistant Attorney General, ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ erty described above, to be held, used, ad­ Director, Office of Alien Property. ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, after investigation, it is hereby found: ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise [P. R.-Doc, 48-8447; Piled, Sept. 20, 1948; dealt with in the interest-of and for the 8:48 a. m.] 1. That Irmgard J. Loskant, whose benefit of the United States. last known address is Germany, is a res­ „The terms “national” and “designated ident of Germany and a national of a enemy country” as used herein shall [Vesting Order 11967] designated enemy country (Germany);' have the meanings prescribed in sec­ 2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ tion 10 of Executive Order 9193, as J ohn B auer come due under a contract of insurance amended. In re: Estate of John Bauer, deceased. evidenced by Group Life 145-GC, 8111- Executed at Washington, D. C., on File No. D-28-10650; E. T. sec. 15003. G—Serial 1490 Life Insurance & Monthly July 27, 1949. Under the authority of the Trading Retirement Annuity, issued by the Met~ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ ropolitan Life Insurance Company, New For the Attorney General. tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ York, New York, to Franz A. Rodewig, [seal] H arold I. B aynton, tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, together with the right to demand, re­ 'U Deputy Director, after investigation, it is hereby found: ceive and collect said net proceeds, Office of Alien Property. 1. That Barbara Zobel, Johann Jakob, i# property within the United States [P. R. Doc. 48-8446; Piled, Sept. 20, 1948; Theresia Jakob, Mathilda Jakob, Wil­ owned or controlled by, payable Or de­ 8:48 a. m.] helm Jakob, Anna Jakob, Joseph Beil, liverable to, held on behalf of or on Marie Bauer, Stephen Beil, Konrad Beil account of, or owing to, or which is evi­ and Josephine Bayer, whose last known dence of ownership or control by, the address is Germany, are residents of aforesaid national of a designated enemy [Vesting Order 11770] Germany and nationals of a designated enemy country (Germany)} country (Germany); • J oseph H itschmann 2. That all right, title, interest and and it is hereby determined: In re: Estate of Joseph Hitschmann, claim of any kind or character whatso­ 3. That to the extent that the person deceased. File No. D -l7-172; E. T. sec. ever of the persons named in subpara­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not 2155. graph 1 hereof in and to the estate of within a designated enemy country, the Under the authority of the Trading John Bauer, deceased, is property pay­ national interest of the United States With the Enemy Act as amended, Exec­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, the requires that such person be treated as utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ aforesaid nationals of a designated a national of a designated enemy coun­ utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, enemy country (Germany); try (Germany). after investigation, it is hereby found: 3. That such property is in the proc­ All determinations and all action re­ ess of administration by L. W. Hout, as quired by law, including appropriate con­ 1. That Adolfl Langer and Aurelia executor, acting under the judicial su­ sultation and certification, having been Hitschmann, whose last known address pervision of the Probate Court of John­ made and taken, and, it being deemed is Germany, are residents of Germany son County, Warrensburg, Missouri; necessary in the national interest, and nationals of a designated enemy There is hereby vested in the Attorney country (Germany); and it is hereby determined: General of the United States the prop­ 2. That all right, title, interest and 4. That to the extent that the persons erty described above, to be held, used, claim of any kind or character whatso­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof are administered, liquidated, sold or other­ ever of the persons named in subpara­ not within a designated enemy country, wise dealt with in the interest of and for graph 1 hereof in and to the Estate of the national interest of the United States the benefit of the United States. Joseph Hitchmann, deceased, is property requires that such persons be treated as The terms “national” and “designated payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country (Germany). enemy country” as used herein shall have the aforesaid nationals of a designated the meanings prescribed in section 10 of enemy country (Germany) ; All determinations and all action re­ Executive Order 9193, as amended. 3. That such property is in the process quired by law, including appropriate con­ of administration by the County Treas­ sultation and certification, having been Executed at Washington, D. C., on urer of Barton County, Kansas, acting made and taken, and it being deemed September 7, 1948. under the judicial supervision of the necessary in the national interest, For the Attorney General. Probate Court of Barton County, Kansas; There is hereby vested in the Attorney General of the United States the proper­ [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, and it is hereby determined: ty described above, to be held, used, ad­ Acting Deputy Director, 4. That to the extent that the persons ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise Office of Alien Property. named in subparagraph 1 hereof are dealt with in the interest of and for the [F. R. Doc. 48-8449; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; not within a designated enemy country, benefit of the United States. 8:48 a.m .] Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5501 [Vesting Order 11980] 2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ of ownership or control by, the aforesaid come due under a contract of insurance national of a designated enemy country Anna C. Lotterhofer evidenced by policy No. M5354168, issued (Germany) ; la re: Estate of Anna C. Lotterhofer, by The Prudential Insurance Company and it is hereby determined: decéased. Pile No. D-28—12391; E. T. of America, Newark, New Jersey, to 3. That to the extent that the person sec. 16614. Mataemon Nakamura, together with the named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not Under the authority of the Trading right to demand, receive and collect within a designated enemy country, the With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ said net proceeds, tive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ national interest of the United States utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, is property within the United States requires that such person be treated as a after investigation, it is hereby found: owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ national of a designated enemy country erable to, held on behalf of, or on account (Germany). 1. That Joseph Windhager, whose last All determinations and all action re­ known address is Germany, is a resident of, or owing to, or which is evidence of of Germany and a national of a desig­ ownership or control by, the aforesaid quired by law, including appropriate con­ nated enemy country (Germany) ; national of a designated enemy country sultation and certification, having been 2'.'That all right, title, interest and (Japan); made and taken, and, it being deemed claim of any kind or character whatso­ and it is hereby determined: necessary in the national interest, ever of the person named in subpara­ 3. That to the extent that the person There is hereby vested in the Attorney graph 1 hereof, in and to the estate of named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not General of the United States the prop­ Anna C. Lotterhofer, deceased, is prop­ within a designated enemy country, the erty described above, to be held, used, erty payable or deliverable to, or claimed national interest of the United States re­ administered, liquidated, sold or other­ by, the aforesaid national of a desig­ quires that such person be treated as a wise dealt with in the interest of and for nated enemy country (Germany) ; national of a designated enemy country the benefit of the United States. 3. That such property is in the process (Japan). The terms “national” and “designated of administration by Albert S. Hersko- All determinations and all action re­ enemy country” as used herein shall have witz, as Administrator, acting under the quired by law, including appropriate con­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of judicial supervision of the Orphans’ sultation and certification, having been Executive Order 9193, as amended. Court, County of Philadelphia, Pennsyl­ made and taken, and, it being deemed Executed at Washington, D. C., on vania; necessary in the national interest, September 7, 1948. and it is hereby determined: There is hereby vested in the Attorney For the Attorney General. 4. That to the extent that the person General of the United States the prop­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not erty described above, to be held, used, [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, within a designated «nemy country, the administered, liquidated, sold j>r other­ Acting Deputy Director, national interest of the United States wise dealt with in the interest of and for Office of Alien Property. requires that such person be treated as a the benefit of the United States. [F. R. Doc. 48-8452; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; national of a designated enemy country The terms "national” and “designated 8:48 a. m.] (Germany). enemy country” as used herein shall have All determinations and all action re­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of quired by law, including appropriate con­ Executive Order 9193, as amended. sultation and certification, having been Executed at Washington, D. C., on [Vesting Order 11988] made and taken, and, it being deemed September 7, 1948. Lina S itzberger necessary in the national interest, For the Attorney General. There is hereby Vested in the Attorney In re: Rights of Lina Sitzberger under General of the United States the prop­ [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, insurance contract. File No. D-28-12334- erty described above, to be held, used, Acting Deputy Director, H -l. administered, liquidated, sold or other­ Office of Alien Property. Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ wise dealt with in the interest of and [F. R. Doc. 48-8451; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; for the benefit of the United States. 8:48 a. m.] tive Qrder 9193, as amended, and Ex­ The terms “national” and “designated ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, enemy country” as used herein shall have after investigation, it is hereby found: the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 1. That Lina Sitzberger, whose last Executive Order 9193, as amended. [Vesting Order 11983] known address is Germany, is a resident of Germany and a national of a desig­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on F ritz (S iegfried) N etjland nated enemy country (Germany); Septembef 7,1948. In re: Rights of Fritz (Siegfried) Neu- 2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ For the Attorney General. land under insurance contract. File No. come due under a contract of insurance D-28-10990-H-2. evidenced by policy No. 60350, issued by t seal ] M alcolm S. M ason, Under the authority of the Trading the Workmen’s Benefit Fund, Brooklyn, Acting Deputy Director, New York, to Stephan Kern, together Office of Alien Property. With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and with the right to demand, receive and [F. R. Dob. 48-8450; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to collect said net proceeds, 8:48 a.m .] law, after investigation, it is hereby is property within the United States found: owned or Controlled by, payable or de­ 1. That Fritz (Siegfried) Neuland, liverable to, held on behalf of, or on ac­ whose last known address is Germany, [Vesting Order 11982] count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ is a resident of Germany and a national dence of ownership or control by, the K iyo N akamura of a designated enemy country (Ger­ aforesaid national of a designated enemy many) ; country (Germany); In re: Rights of Kiyo Nakamura under 2. That the net proceeds due or to be­ insurance contract. File No. F-39-4858- come due under a contract of insurance and it is hereby determined: H-2. evidenced by policy No. 8849249, issued 3. That to the extent that the person Under the authority of the Trading by The Equitable Life Assurance Society named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ of the United States, New York, New within a designated enemy country, the tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ York, to Sigmund Lehman, together with national interest of the United States re­ tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, the right to demand, receive and collect quires that such person be treated as a, after investigation, it is hereby found: said net proceeds, - national of a designated enemy country 1. That Kiyo Nakamura, whose last is property within the United States (Germany). known address is Japan, is a resident of owned or controlled by, payable or de­ All determinations and all action re­ Japan and a national of a designated liverable to, held on behalf of, or on ac­ quired by law, including appropriate con­ enemy country (Japan); count of, or owing to, or which is evidence sultation and certification, having been

0 5502 NOTICES made and taken, and, it being deemed Executed at Washington, D. C., oh the meanings prescribed in section 10 of necessary in the national interest, September 7,1948. Executive Order 9193, as amended. There is hereby vested in the Attorney For the Attorney General. Executed at Washington, D. C., on General of the United States the property September 7, 1948. described above, to be held, used, admin­ [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt Acting Deputy Director, For the Attorney General. Office of Alien Property. with in the interest of and for the bene­ [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, fit of the United States. [F. R. Doc. 48-8453; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; Acting Deputy Director, The terms “national” and “designated Office of Alien Property. enemy country” as used herein shall have '8:48 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [F. R. Doc. 48-8411; Filed, Sept. 17, 1948; Executive Order 9193, as amended. 8:49 a. m.] , [Vesting Order 11998] Executed at Washington, D. C., on September 7, 1948. Carl H artl For the Attorney General. In re: Stock owned by Carl Hartl. [Vesting Order 11991) F-28-13668-D-2. S hotaro T oda [seal] Malcolm S. M ason, Under the authority of the Trading Acting Deputy Director, With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ In re: Rights of Shotaro Toda under Office of Alien Property. ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ insurance contract. File No. F-39-959- [F. R. Doc. 48-8454; Filed, Sept. 20, 1948, ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, H -l. 8:49 a. m.] after investigation, it is hereby found: Under the authority of the Trading 1. That Carl Hartl, whose last known With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ address is Ziegetsdorf 54, Regensburg 2 tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ Land, Bayern, Germany, is a resident of tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, Germany and a national of a designated after investigation, it is hereby found: [Vesting Order 11988] enemy country (Germany); 1. That Shotaro Toda, whose last 2. That the property described as fol­ known address is Japan, is a resident H erman S chmidt lows: of Japan and a national of a designated In re: Estate of Herman Schmidt, de­ a. Five (5) shares of $25.00 par value enemy country (Japan)1; ceased. File D-17-374, E. T. sec. 8164. Convertible Class A Preferred Optional 2. That the net proceeds due or to Under the authority of the Trading Dividend Series—$3.00 Cumulative Stock become due under a contract of insur­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ of American Cities Power and Light Cor­ ance evidenced by Policy No. 9,289,475, utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ poration, 60 Broadway, New York 4, New issued by the New York Life Insurance utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, York, a corporation organized under the Company, New York, New York, to after investigation, it is hereby found: laws of the State of Virginia, evidenced Shotaro Toda, together with the right 1. That Karolina Muck nee Siegel, Le­ by certificate number 5336 for 5 shares, to demand, receive and collect said net opold Gottwald and Robert Gottwald, registered in the name of Carl Hartl, to­ proceeds, whose last known address is Germany, gether with all declared and unpaid divi­ dends thereon, and is property within the United States are residents of Germany and nationals owned or controlled by, payable or de­ of a designated enemy country (Ger­ b. Six (6) shares of $1.00 par value liverable to, held on behalf of, or on many) ; Class B Common Stock of American Cities Power and Light Corporation, 60 account of, or owing to, or which is evi­ 2. That all right, title, interest and dence of ownership or control by, the claim of any kind or character whatso­ Broadway, New York 4, New York, a cor­ poration organized under the laws of the aforesaid national of a designated enemy ever of the persons named in subpara­ country (Japan); graph 1 hereof in and to the estate of State of Virginia, evidenced by certifi­ Herman Schmidt, deceased, is property cates numbered TNYBO 5588 for 5 shares and it is hereby determined: payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, and NB/O 94470 for 1 share, registered • 3. That to the extent that the person the aforesaid nationals of a designated in the name of Carl Hartl, together with named in subparagraph 1-hereof is not enemy country (Germany) ; all declared and unpaid dividends within a designated enemy country, the 3. That such property is in the process thereon, national interest of the United States re­ of administration by George B. Johnson, is payable within the United States quires that such person be treated as a as Administrator, acting under the judi­ owned or controlled by, payable or de­ national of a designated enemy country cial supervision of the Probate Court for liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ (Japan). the County of Huron (Bad Axe), Michi­ count of, or owning to, or which is evi­ All determinations and all action re­ gan; • dence of ownership or control by the* quired by law, including appropriate consultation and certification, having and it is hereby determined: aforesaid national of a designated enemy country (Germany); been made and taken, and, it being 4. That to the extent that the persons deemed necessary in the national* in­ named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not and it is hereby determined: terest. within a designated enemy country, the 3. That to the extent that the person There is hereby vested in the Attorney national interest of the United States named in subparagraph 1 hereof, is not requires that such persons be treated as General of the United States the prop­ within a designated enemy country, the erty described above, to be held, used, nationals of a designated enemy coun­ national Interest of the United States re­ try (Germany). quires that such person be treated as a administered, liquidated, sold or other­ All determinations and all action re­ national of a designated enemy country wise dealt with in the interest of and for quired by law, including appropriate con­ (Germany )v the benefit of the United States. sultation and certification, having been All determinations and all action re­ The terms “national” and “designated made and taken, and, it being deemed quired by. law, including appropriate enemy country” as used herein shall necessary in the national .interest', consultation and certification, having have the meanings prescribed in section There is hereby vested in the Attorney been made and taken, and it being 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. General of the United States the prop­ deemed necessary in the national inter­ est, Executed at Washington, D. C., on erty described above, to be held, used, September 7, 1948. administered, liquidated, sold or other­ There is hereby vested in the Attor­ ney General of the United States the For the Attorney General. wise dealt with in the interest of and for property described above, to be held, the benefit of the United States. used, administered, liquidated, sold or [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, The terms “national” and “designated otherwise dealt with in the interest of Acting Deputy Director, enemy country” as used herein shall have and for the benefit of the United States, Office of Alien Property. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of The terms “national” and "designated* [F. R. Doc. 48-8457: Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; Executive Order 9193, as amended. enemy country” as used herein shall have 8:49 a. m.] Tuesday, September 21, 1948 FEDERAL REGISTER 5503

[Vesting Order 11999] For the Attorney General. tody of the Manufacturers Trust Com­ pany, 55 Broad Street, New York 15, New Otto H uning and Ida N iemeyer [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, York, in Account No. 877070, entitled Acting Deputy Director, Frank Ziegler, together with all declared In re: Bonds owned by Otto Huning Office of Alien Property. and Ida Niemeyer. and unpaid dividends thereon, Under the authority of the Trading [P. R. Doc. 48-8459: Filed, Sept. 20, 1948; f: One hundred (100) shares of $20.00 With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec­ 8:49 a. m.] par value common capital stock of the utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec­ 'Manufacturers Trust Company, 45 Bea­ utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, ver Street, New York 15, New York, evi­ after investigation, it is hereby found: denced by a certificate numbered C5131, 1. That Otto Huning and Ida Nie- [Vesting Order 12003] registered in the name of Wiley & Co., ijieyer whose last known address is Melle, F rank Ziegler et al. and presently in the custody of the Manufacturers Trust Company, 55 Broad Province Hanover, Germany are resi­ In re: Bank accounts and stock owned dents of Germany and nationals of a Street, New York 15, New York, in Ac­ by the personal representatives, heirs, count No. 877070, entitled Frank Ziegler, designated enemy country (Germany); next of kin, legatees and distributees of 2. That the property described as Frank Ziegler, deceased. F-28-22787- together with all declared and unpaid follows: Five United States Savings A-l; F-28-22787-E-1; F-28-22787-E-2. dividends thereon, Bonds, Series D, of $1,000 face value g. Ten (10) shares of no par value Under, the authority vof the Trading $6.50 cumulative convertible preferred each, bearing the numbers M1161721- With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ M1161725, registered in the name of Otto stock of the Minneapolis-Moline Power ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ Implement Co., 2854 Minnehaha Ave., Huning, Melle, Province Hanover, Ger­ ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, many, presently in the custody of The Minneapolis, Minnesota, a corporation First National Bank in Albuquerque, after investigation, it is hereby found: organized under the laws of the State of 1. That the personal representatives, Delaware, evidenced by a certificate num­ Albuquerque, New Mexico, together with heirs, next of kin, legatees and distrib­ any and all rights thereunder and utees of Frank Ziegler, deceased, who bered NP08399, registered in the name thereto, of Wiley & Co., and presently in the there is reasonable cause to believe are custody of the Manufacturers Tract is property within the United States residents of Germany, are nationals of a Company, 55 Broad Street, New York 15, owned or controlled by, payable or de­ designated enemy country (Germany); New York, in Account No. 877070, en­ liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ 2. That the property described as titled Frank Ziegler, together with all count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ follows: declared and unpaid dividends thereon, dence of ownership or control by Otto a. That certain debt or other obliga­ and Huning, the aforesaid national of a tion of the Central Savings Bank in the h. Sixteen (16) shares of $1.00 par designated enemy country (Germany); City of New York, 2100 Broadway, New value common capital stock of Stern and York, New York, arising out of a Savings Brothers, 41 West 42nd Street, New York, 3. That the property described as Account, Account No. 68641, entitled New York, evidenced by a certificate follows: Five United States Savings Frank Ziegler, maintained at the afore­ numbered C01165, registered in the name Bonds, Series D, of $1,000 face value said bank, and any and all rights to de­ of Wiley & Co., and presently in the cus­ each, bearing the numbers Ml 161726- mand, enforce and collect the aforesaid tody of the Manufacturers Trust Com­ M1161729 and M1722594, registered in debt or other obligation, pany, 55 Broad Street New York 15, New the name of Mrs. Ida Niemeyer, Melle, b. That certain debt or other obliga­ York, in Account No. 877070, entitled Province Hanover, Germany, presently tion of the Manufacturers Trust Com­ Frank Ziegler, together with all declared in the custody of The First National pany, 55 Broad Street, New York, New and unpaid dividends thereon, Bank in Albuquerque, Albuquerque, New York, arising out of a Special Interest Mexico, together with any and all rights Account, Account No. 23838, entitled is property within the United States thereunder and thereto. Frank Ziegler, maintained at the branch owned or controlled by, payable or de­ office of the aforesaid bank located at liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ is property within the United States • count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ owned or controlled by, payable or de­ 1819 Broadway, New York City, and any and all rights to demand, enforce and dence of ownership or control by, the liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ personal representatives, heirs, next of count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ collect the aforesaid debt or other obli­ gation, kin, legatees and distributees of Frank dence of ownership or control by, Ida c. Nine (9) shares of $5.00 par value Ziegler, deceased, the aforesaid nationals Niemeyer, the aforesaid national of a common capital stock of the Atlas Cor­ of a designated enemy country (Ger­ designated enemy country (Germany); poration, 33 Pine Street, New York, New many) ; and it is hereby determined: York, a corporation organized under the and it is hereby determined: 4. That to the extent that the persons laws of the State of Delaware, evidenced 3. That to the extent that the personal named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not by a certificate numbered C080469, regis­ represenatives, heirs, next of kin, lega­ withiii a designated enemy country, the tered in the name of Wiley & Co. and tees and distributees of Frank Ziegler, national interest of the United States presently in the custody of the Manufac­ deceased, are not within a designated requires that such persons be treated as turers Trust Company, 55 Broad Street, enemy country, the national interest of nationals of a designated enemy country New York 15, New York, in Account No. the United States requires that such per­ 877070, entitled Frank Ziegler, together sons be treated as nationals of a desig­ (Germany). with all declared and unpaid dividends All determinations and all action re­ nated enemy country (Germany). thereon, All determinations and all action re­ quired by law, including appropriate con­ d. Twenty (20) shares of $5.00 par sultation and certification, having been quired by law, including appropriate con­ value common capital stock of Bing & sultation and certification, having been made and taken, and, it being deemed Bing, Inc., 119 West 40th Street, New made and taken, and, it being deemed necessary in the national interest, York, New York, evidenced by a certifi­ necessary in the national interest, There is hereby vested in the Attorney cate numbered 0794, registered in the There is hereby vested in the Attorney General of the United States the prop­ name of Wiley & Co. and presently in the General of the United States the prop­ erty described above, to be held, used, custody of the Manufacturers Trust erty described above, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ Company, 55 B!road Street, New York 15, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ wise dealt with in the interest of and for New York, in Account No. 877070, entitled wise dealt with in the interest of and the benefit of the United States. Frank Ziegler, together with all declared for the benefit of the United States. The terms “national” and “designated and unpaid dividends thereon, The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall have e. Forty (40) shares of $1.00 par value enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 common capital stock of Journal of Com­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of merce Corp., 63 Park Row, New York, Executive Order 9193, as amended. of Executive Order 9193, as amended. New York, evidenced by a certificate Executed at Washington, D. C.t on numbered C071, registered in the name Executed at Washington, D. C., on September 7, 1948. of Wiley & Co. and presently in the cus- September 7, 1948. 5504 NOTICES

For the Attorney General. [Vesting Order 12016] [Vesting Order 12021]

[seal] M alcolm S. M ason, Vroni W erner and W ilhelm W erner W illiam B runo K ohler Acting Deputy Director, In re: Voting trust certificate and bond Office of Alien Property. In re: Claim owned by Vroni Werner owned by William Bruno Kohler. F-28- and Wilhelm Werner. F-28-29092-E-1. [P. R. Doc. 48-8412; Piled, Sept. 17, 1948; 23177-D-l; F-28-23177-D-2. -8:49 a. m.] Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex­ tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu­ ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex­ tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, after investigation, it is hereby found: after investigation, it is hereby found: [Vesting Order 12010} 1. That Vroni Werner and Wilhelm L That William Bruno Kohler, whose Werner, whose last known address is M agda P eterson last known address is Palmstr. 16, Chem­ Adalbert Str. 20, 16 Eulda-Hessen, Ger­ nitz, Germany, is a resident of Germany In re: Stock owned by Magda Peter­ many, are residents of Germany and na­ and a national of a designated enemy son. F-28-25638-D-1. tionals of a designated enemy country country (Germany); Under the authority of the Trading (Germany) ; 2. That the property described as fol­ With the Enemy Act, as amended, 2. That the property described as fol­ lows: Executive Order 9193, as amended, and lows: That certain debt or other obliga­ a. All rights in and under one (1) Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to tion of Liquidating Trustees of the First voting trust certificate for 25 shares of law, after investigation, it is hereby National Bank of McKees Rocks, Penn­ $1.00 par value Common Capital Stock found: sylvania, 327 Chartiers Avenue, McKees of the Arden Farms Corporation, 1900 1. That Magda Peterson, whose last Rocks, Pennsylvania, evidenced by a West .Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles 44, known address is c/o Frau O. Capelle, 15 Participation Certificate bearing number California, a corporation organized un­ Mittelwegm, Hamburg, Germany, is a 5526, issued by the Liquidating Trustees der the laws of Delaware, said voting resident of Germany and a national of a of said Bank, and registered in the names trust certificate bearing the number designated enemy country (Germany) ; of Vroni or Wilhelm Werner, and any and TVO-3394, registered in the name of 2. That the property described as fol­ all rights to demand, enforce and collect William Bruno Kohler, lows: Ten (10) shares of no par value the aforesaid debt or other obligation and b. Those certain debts or other obli­ $6.50 preferred stock of Federal Water any and all kccruals thereto, together gations, matured or unmatured, evi­ Service Corporation, a corporation or­ denced by one (1) Oregon Paramount ganized under the laws of the State of with any and all rights in, to and under Corporation, 4% Cumulative First Mort­ Delaware, evidenced by a certificate, the aforesaid certificate, including par­ gage Leasehold Bond, dated September numbered 04147, registered in the name ticularly the right to receive any future 27, 1937 of $250.00 face value, bearing of'Mrs. Magda Peterson, together with payments thereunder, the number A601 registered in the name all declared and unpaid dividends there­ is property within the United States of William Bruno Kohler, and all rights on, and all rights of exchange under pro­ owned or controlled by, payable or deliv­ to demand, enforce and collect the same, visions of a recapitalization and merger together with any and all rights in, to dated October 21, 1941; erable to, held on behalf of or on account and under said bond, is property within the United States of, or owing to, or which is evidence of owned or controlled by, payable or de­ ownership or control by, the aforesaid is property within the United States liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ nationals of a designated enemy country owned or controlled by, payable or de­ (Germany) ; liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac­ count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ count of, or owing to, or which is evi­ dence of ownership or control by, the and it is hereby determined: aforesaid national of a designated enemy dence of ownership or control by, the country (Germany) ; 3. That to the extent that the persons aforesaid national of a designated enemy named in subparagraph 1 hereof are not country (Germany) ; and it is hereby determined: within a designated enemy country, the and it is hereby determined: 3. That to the extent that the person national interest of the Ûnited States re­ 3. That to the extent that the person named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not quires. that such persons be treated as named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not within a designated enemy country, the nationals of a designated enemy country within a designated enemy country, the national interest of the United States (Germany requires that such person be treated as national interest of the United States re­ a national of a designated enemy coun­ All determinations and all action re­ quires that such person be treated as a try (Germany). quired by law, including appropriate national of a designated enemy country All determinations and all action re­ consultation and certification, having (Germany). quired by law, including appropriate con­ béen made and taken, and, it being All determinations and all action re­ sultation and certification, having been deemed necessary in the national quired by law, including appropriate con­ made and taken, and, it being deemed interest, sultation and certification, having been necessary in the national interest, made and taken, and, it being deemed There is hereby vested in the Attorney necessary in the national interest, There is hereby vested In the Attorney General of the United States the prop­ There Is hereby vested in the Attorney General of the United States the prop­ erty described above, to be* held, used, General of the United States the property erty described above, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or other­ described above, to be held, used, admin­ administered, liquidated, sold or other­ wise dealt with in the interest of and for wise dealt with in the interest of and for istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt the benefit of the United States. the benefit of the United States. with in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States. The terms “national” and “designated The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall have The terms- “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall have enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Executive Order 9193, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on Executed at Washington, D. C., on September 7,1948. September 7, 1948. Executed at Washington, D. C., on September 8, 1948. For the Attorney General. For the Attorney General. For the Attorney General. [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, [seal] M alcolm S. M ason, [ seal] D avid L. B'azelon, Acting Deputy Director, Acting Deputy Director, Assistant Attorney General, Office of Alien Property. Office of Alien Property. Director, Office of Alien Property. [F. R. Doc. 48-8413; Piled, Sept. 17, 1948; [P. R. Doc. 48-8414; Piled, Sept. 17, 1948; [F. R. Doc. 48-8415; Filed, Sept. 17, 1948; 8:49 a. m.] 8:49 a. m.] 8:49 a. m.] ,