FEIE IEIIISTEB

NUMBER 154

Washington, Thursday, August 7, 1947

TITLE 5-ADMINISTRATIVE orchard land, noncrop pastureland and CONTENTS PERSONNEL rangeland; (2) the number of farms; (3) the number of farms with less than 40 Agriculture Department Page Chapter I--Civil Service Commission acres of cropland; and (4) conservation See also Commodity Credit Corpo- needs. The allocation of funds among ration. PART 6-Exc pzxous Fom THE the States Is as follows: Rules and regulations: COMPETITIvE SERVICE State: 1047 allocatfon National Agricultural Conserva- CIVH. AEONAUTICS EO.ID Maine -- -324, 000 tion Program, 1947; distribu- New Hampshire ...... 387,000 tion and control of fnds--- 5353 Under authority of § 6.1 (d) of Execu- Vermont . . oo000 tive Order No. 9830 and with the con- Massachusetts C32, 000 Alien Property, Office of currence of the Civil Aeronautics Board, Rhode Island ...... ED, 03 Notices: § 6.4 (a) (34) v), which lists the posi- Connecticut 450, 00 Vesting orders, etc.. tions of Chief Trial Examiner and As- New York ...... 4. ECS, 000 Aaron &Dautch et al.... 5374 sistant Chief Trial Examiner of the Civil New Jesey__. M.0,C00 Pennsylvania ------4,417,000 Dungler Julen_ 5375 Aeronautics Board as positions excepted Illinois ------8, 59.oo Hohenemser. Fr.it-- 5375 from the competitive service, Is revoked Indiana S E.93, 000 Kummerfeldt, Enrlque.... 5374 effective upon publication In the FEDERA, Iowa 8, 010, 00 Landsee, CarL...... 5375 REGISTE. Michigan 5,593.000 Ludwig, Oskar______5375 Minnesota 7,035,000 Milan. 19a _a. 5373 (Sec. 6.1 (d), E. 0. 9830, Feb. 24, 1917, 12 1issouril 8,843,000 F R. 1259) Noll, Frederick W . 5374 Nebras-- 7,20, 00 Quensel, Alfred-...... 5374 UNsrED STATES CVL Szav- Ohio-6,847,000 South D5otn ...... 5,8 000 Schnurr, Theresa..... 5375 ICE CoznsoN, Wisconsin ------.-.... . 0.340,000 Sundermeyer, Henry - 5376 [SEAL] H. B. MI-CHEL, Delaware 414. o00 Uebelacker, Hans .. _ 5373 President. Maryland ------1,1610, 0 Civil Service Commission [F. R. Doc. 47-7387; Piled, Aug. 6, 19417; Virginia ------4,142, 000 8:51 a. in.] West Vh'gia ...... 2,073,000 Rules and regulations: North Carolina ...... 5,938,000 Competitive service, exceptions; Kentucky. ---- .------0,895.000 Civil Aeronautics Board___ 5353 Tennessee 5,885,000 Alabama 5,27.000 Commodity Credit Corporation TITLE 7-AGRICULTURE Arkansas ------5003. 00 Rules and regulations: lorida ------2.311.000 Wheat loan and purchase agree- Chapter Vil-Production and Mar- Georgia ------5,633,000 ment programs, 1947: kefing Administration (Agricultural Louisiana ...... 3,4G3, 000 Mississippi 5,90000 Chicago area- (Corr.) ____ 5355 Adjustment) Oklahoma . .0,903,000 Kansas City area (Corr.).._ 5355 [ACP-1947-4] South Carolina------3,537.000 Minneapolis area (Corr.) - 5355 Texas 18,313,000 Portland area (Corr.)_ 5355 PART 701-NoTNAL AGRIcuTRAI Con- Arizona ------1, 59, Coo SERVARION PROaasxs California ------815. 000 Federal Power Commission Colorado 3,634.000 Notices: DIsTRIBUTION A-D COIOL OF FUNDS Idaho 1.957.000 Southern California Edison Co., Pursuanfyto the authority vested in the Kansas ...... 8, 317, oo healing (2 documents)___ 5369 Secretary Montana 4, 54. 00 of Agriculture under sections Nevada 233,000 Immigration and Naturalization 7 to 17, Inclusive, of the Soil Conservation New Mexico ------.--___ 2,426,000 Service and DomesticAllotment Act, as amended, North Dakota ------0,172.000 the 1947 Agricultural Conservation Pro- Oregon 2, G79, 000 Rules and regulations; gram is amended to read as follows: Utah 1 !0 0 Students-. 5355 Section 701.801, as amended, is further Washington 3.041,00 Internal Revenue Bureau amended by deleting paragraph (a) and Wyoming ...... 1.820.000 Proposed rule making: substituting inlieu thereof the following: The apportionment shown above does Stills and distilling apparatus. -5367 § 701.801 Distribution and control of not include the amounts set aside for Interstate Commerce Commis- Junds-(a) State funds. Funds aval- administrative expenses, the amount re- sion able for conservation practices will be ired for sie of payment adjustments n 701.804 and '01.805, Notices: cistributed among States on the basis of and the Potatoes at Chicago, IlL, recon- (1) the acreage of woodland, cropland, (Continued on net page) .lgnment ..... 5369 5353 5354 RULES AND REGULATIONS

CONTENTS-Continued CODIFICATION GUIDE -Con. Panama Canal Zone-Con. Page Title 8-Aliens and Nationality Page FEDERAL, , REGISTEf Rules and regulations-Continued Chapter I-Immigiation and Nat- Military reservations-Con. uralization Service, Depart- Fort Gulick ------5365 ment of Justice: Gatun Lake ------5364 Part 125-Students ------5355 Naval reservations; Farfan Na- Title 10-Army: War Depart- Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, val Radio Station ------5367 and days following official Federal holidays, ment by the Division of the Federal Register, the Securities and Exchange Com- Chapter V-Military Reservations National Archives, pursuant to the authority mission and National Cemeteries: contained in the Federal Register Act, ap- Notices: Part 501-List of Executive or- proved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as Hearings, etc.. ders, Proclamations, and pub- amended; 44 U. S. C.. ch. 8B), under regula- lic land orders affecting mili- tions prescribed by the Administrative Com- Commonwealth & Southern mittee, approved by the President. Distribu- Corp. (Delaware) ------5372 tary reservations ------5357 tion is made only by the Superintendent of Commonwealth & Southern Title 26-Internal Revenue Documents, Government Printing Office, Corp. (Delaware) et al-.... 5371 Chapter I-Bureau of Internal Washington 25, D. C. Community Gas and Power Revenue, Department of the The regulAtory material appearing herbin is Co. and American Gas and Treasury* keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Power Co ------5371 Part 181--Stills and distilling to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Florida Power &Light Co. and apparatus (proposed) ------5367 amended June 19, 1937. American Power &Idght Co. 5372 Title 31-Money and Finance: * The F D rL hEosmw will be furnished by Republic Service Corp. et al-_ 5369 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Treasury per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad- Treasury Department Chapter I-Fiscal Service, De- vance. The charge for individual copies Rules and regulations: partment of the Treasury, (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the Armed Forces Leave Bonds-.... 5359 Part 322-Regulations govern- size of the Issue. Remit check or money Redemption; payments by ing replacement out of the order, made payable to the Superintendent banks and other financial fund established by the Gov- of Documents, directly to the Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. institutions ------5361 ernment Losses in Shipment There are no restrictions on the republica- U. S. Savings Bonds and Armed Act, as amended, of any losses tion of material appearing In the FREnAL Forces Leave Bonds, redemp- resulting from payments made RrsTrs. tion; replacement out of fund In connection with the re- established by Government demption of United States losses in Shipment Act, as Savings Bonds and Armed .amended, of any losses result- Forces Leave Bonds ------5358 ing from payments ------5358 Part 324-Regulations govern- 1946 SUPPLEMENT ing Armed Forces Leave War Department Bonds ------5359 to the Note and cross reference: Part 325-Regulations govern- Canal Zone military reserva- ing payments by banks and CODE OF FEDERAL tions ------5357 other financial institutions in REGULATIONS connection with the redemp- CODIFICATION GUIDE tion of Armed Forces .Leave Bonds ------5361 The following books -are now A numerical list of the parts of the Code available: of Federal Regulations affected by documents Title 34-Navy published in this Issue. Proposed rules, as Chapter I-Department of the Book I Titles 1 through 8, opposed to final actions, are identified as Navy' including, in Title 3, Presiden- such in parentheses. Part 9-Executive orders, Proc- tial documents in full text with Page lamations, and public land Title 3-The President orders applicable to the Navy. 5364 appropriate reference tableds and Chapter lI-Executive Orders: index. 5369- ...... 5366 Title 35-Panama Canal Book 2: Titles 9 through 20. 87371 ------5365 Chapter I-Canal Zone Regula- Book 3: Titles 21 through 31. 87821 ------364 tions: 91101 ------565 Part 21-Public lands; military These books may be obtained from the and naval reservations (5 .------5353 Superintendent of Documents, Govern- 9830 documents)--- 5364,5365, 5366, 5367 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C., Title 5-Administrative Person- at $3.50 per copy. nel amount set aside for th6 Insular Agri- A limited sales stock of the 1945 Chapter I-Civil Service Commis- cultural Conservation Program (11 F R. Supplement (4 books) Is still available sion: at $3 a'book. 9327) and the Naval Stores Conservation Part 6-Exceptions from the Program (11 F R.13246) The Director competitive service ------5353 of the Agricultural Conservation Pro- Title 6-Agricultural Credit grams Branch may make adjustments in CONTENTS-Continued Chapter fl-Production and Mar- the allocations above by transferring any Page keting Administration (Com- funds that will not be used in a State to National Park Service modity Credit) other States where additional funds can Notices: Part 251 Vheat loans and be used to effectuate the purposes of the Sign order; District of Colum- purchase agreements (4 docu- program. (49 Stat. 1148, 16 U. S. C. and bia, West Potomac Park --- 5369 ments) ------5355 Sup., 590g-590q) Navy Department Title 7-Agriculture Done at Washington, D. C., this 1st Note and cross reference: Chapter VII-Production and day of August 1947. Witness my hand Farfan Naval Radio Station.-- 5364 Marketing Administration and the seal of the Department of Agri- Panama Canal Zone (Agricultural Adjustment) culture. Note regarding codification ---- 5364 Part 701-National agricultural [SEAL] N. E. DODD, Rules and regulations: conservation program------5353 Acting Secretary o1 Agriculture. Military reservations: 'See § 21.8 of Title 35, below. iF. R. Doe. 47-7382; Filed, Aug. 6, 10471 Cerro Tigre ------5366 2 § 6.4 of Title 5, below. 8:55 a. m.] Thursday, August 7, 19-7 FEDERAL REGISTER 5355

TITLE 6-AGRICULTURAL CREDIT the Issue for Wednesday, July 23, 1947, 3U'S AGErnTV f.vmN the-following changes should be madet Chapter If-Production and Mar- Under Montana (Eastern Counties) I 3.1 Student deflned. keting Administration (Commodity the station BrIsbin, appearing under 15.2 Thma for hich admitted. Credit) Musselshell County, should appear under 125.3 Conditions of ddizon. Park County; in Prairie County "Calyp- 125.4 Etension of stay; period of time; 11947 C. C.0. Wheat Bulletin 1, Supp. 21 conditions. son" should read "Calypso" 125.5 Dsportation. PART 251-WHEaT LoAnS AD PURCHASE Under Montana (Western Counties): the station Arlee under Lake County ffUrssxe n-McMiUL Arm OTM .1102SUF- should read "Arlee____- $1.650, $1.666"; 1947 WHEAT LOAIT AND PURCHASE AGREEIIENT in Lewis and Clark County 'Wood" 12511 Authority to admit. PROGRAI (KANSAS CITY AREA) should read "Weed" 125.12 ERecrdb of admission, readmisan, Correction Under North Dakota: in Burleigh and departure. County the rate for Arena should be 125.13 Estenslon of stay; prccedure. In the table in § 251.127 (a) of Federal "$1.838"" in Dickey County "Luddon" 125.14 Tranofers from one school to another. Register Document 47-6747, appearing 125.15 Employment. should read '%udden"; in Foster County 125.16 Shools- petition for at page 4805 of the issue for Saturday, "Cuptill" should read "GupUll"; In Grant approval. July 19, 1947, the following changes 12517 SchooL-, conditions for approval. County "New Lepsig" should read "New 125.18 SchcL-, oicer to nae petition. should be made: Leipzig"; in Pierce County "AsIta" 125.19 Schools; withdramal of approval. Under the heading "Colorado" figures should read 'Malta" In the "Rates" column- should be cor- Au=c= : §125.1 to 125.19, Inclusive, rected as follows: Iraucd under ccm. 23, 39 Stat. E92. sec. 24, 43 Stat. 163, ccc. 37 (a), 54 Stat. 675, scr. 1, COLO ADD 54 Stat. 1238; 8 U. S. C. 102. 222, 453; 5 Baca County: Bartlet, $1.801 [1947 C. C. C. Wheat Bulletin 1, Supp. 2] U. S. C. 133t; 8 CFE 90.1. §1125.1 to 125.19, Inclusive, Interpret and apply see . 4 (e), 13 kuerfano County: 21ionson, $1.788 PART 251-WHAT Lo.Uns Arm PurtcHaS Jefferson County: Bee Hive, 01.752; Camp (a) 43), and 15 of the Immigration Act of George West, $1.752 1924, as amended (43 Stat 155; 43 Stat. 161, Las Animas County: Garcia, 01.773 ED Stat. 163; 43 Stat. 162, 47 Stat. 524, 51 1947 WHEAT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREEiNT Stat. 711, 53 Stat. 672; 8 U. S. C. and Sup., Place names should be corrected as PROGRAM (POaREArD AREA) 204 (e), 213 (a), 215). follows: Correction Cnoss Rwmmscm: For consular procedure Under Colorado: in Dolores County, with respect to student-, see 22 CPE. 61.227- "Rice" should read "Rico"; in Fremont In the table In Federal Register Docu- 61.230. For head tax and visa exemption for County, "Brockside" and "Coak Creek" ment 47-6920, appearing at page 4M67 of students returning from visits in certain should read '"Brookside" and "Coal the Issue for Wednesday, July 23, 1947, countrl3, cee 8 GFR 105.3 (n) and 176.203 Creek", respectively; in Huerfano County the following changes should be made: (d), re:pectively. "Sonmers" should read "Shunway"' in Under California: in Monterey County SUBPART A-SUBSTAL-TIVE PROVISIONS Kit Carson County "Vena" should read "Castroblile" and 'Mclmlento" should "Vona"* in Logan County "Morino" read "Castroville" and '"aclmlento", re- § 125.1 Student deftned. As used in should read "Mermao"' In Ouray County spectively; in San Bernardino County this part, the term "student!' means an "Joys" should read "Jays"; in Pueblo "Henkley" should read "Hinkley" allen admitted temporarily to the United County "7ino Junction" should read Under Idaho (Northern) in Boundary States as a nonquota. imigrant under "Zinc Junction" County "Cressport" should read "Cross- the provisions of section 4 (e) of the Im- Under New Mexico: in Mora County port" migration Act of 1924 (43 Stat. 155; 8 "Wagon Mount" should read 'Wagon Under Washington: in Whitman U. S. C. 204 (e)) and under the provi- Mound" County the following station and rate sions of this part. Under Oklahoma: "Harman" and should be added: "Castleton---.$1.765"; § 125.2 Time for whzck admitted. A 'Pushnatilaa" should read "Harmon" in Yakima County the following station student shall be admitted to the United and rate should be added: "Ahta- and 'Pushmataha" -respectively. hum_ ....- $1.771" States for a period of time not to exceed Under Texas: "Somervell" should read one year. If his intended course of study "Somerville" Is less than one year, the period of ad- Under Wyoming: in Fremont County mission shall not exceed the period of "Noble" should read "Neble"" in Nio- TITLE 8-ALIENS AND such intended course of study plus nec- brara County "'Jirch" should read NATIONALITY essary travel time. He shall not be "Jireh" admitted for a period of time extending Chapter I-Immigration and Natural- beyond the date 60 days prior to the end _[1947 C. C. C. Vheat Bulletin ization Service, Department of of the period during which he will be 1, Supp. 21 eligible for readmisslon to the country PART 251-WAEAT LoAxs Aim PURCHASE Justice from which he came or to some other AGREEMIENTS Subchaplor D--Immgrallon Rcquialoons foreign country. Such eligibility il ordinarily be established by the presen- 1947 WHEAT LOAN AN PURCHASE AGREELTEIT PART 125-SuDz'rs PROGRAI (CHICAGO AREA) tation of a passport having the period of Reference is made to the notice, which validity prescribed In § 176.500 of this Correction was published in the wDmA REnas' chapter. In the table n Federal Register Docu- dated June 10, 1947 (12 F. R. 3770), pur- § 125.3 Conditions of admwsson. In ment 47-6835, appearing at page 4809 of suant to section 4 of the Adiistrative order to be admissible as a student, an the issue for Saturday, July 19, 1947, the Procedure Act (60 Stat. 233; 5 U. S. C., Allen shall: rate for Arenac County under Michigan Sup., 1003) and which stated In full the (a) Be at least 15 years of age; should be "1.88" terms of a proposed rule (8 CFR Part (b) Be qualified to enter and have 125) relative to nonquota immigran stu- definitely arranged to enter an accred- dents. The rule as stated In full infra ited school, college, academy, semnary, [1917 C. C. C. Wheat Bulletin 1, Supp. 2] is hereby adopted. Because of represen- or university, particularly designated tations made by Interested PART 251-WHEAT LoAns AND PuncuAsE peromns, the by him and approved by the Attorney terms of §§ 125.3 (c), 125.3 (g) 125.12 General; (b) 125.12 (d) 125.13 (b), 125.14, and (c) Establish that he seeks to enter 1947 WHEAT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGRE;T 125.15 (b) In the rule as adopted are in the United States solely for the purpose PROGRA (IIIMUEAPOLWS AREA) a few respects different from the terms of pursuing a definite course of study m Correction of those sections as stated In the notice such institution and that he vill carry of proposed rule making, but the rest of a course of studies in day classes, which In the table In Federal Register Docu- the rule is being adopted with the samo course will consist of a minimum of 12 ment 47-6919, appearing at page 4861 of terms as those stated In the notice. semester hours or the equivalent of that 5356 RULES AND REGULATIONS amount If he is an undergraduate stu- deportation proceedings in accordance (d) During a student's authorized stay dent or, If he is a graduate student, will with the provisions of the applicable im- In the United States, he may Under cer- consist of a full program of study and migration laws and the provisions of tain circumstances visit certain countries will be in the amount and of the nature Part 150 of this chapter. and be readmitted to the United States new immigration required by the school; also establish that SUBPART B-PROCDURAL MM OTHER without obtaining a he has sufficient scholastic preparation PROVISKONS visa (see § 176.203 (d) of this chapter) and knowledge of the English language NONSUBSTANTIVE When that occurs, no notice of the read- to enable him to undertake his intended § 125.11 Authority to admit. If the mission need be sent from the port of re- course, as indicated by the institution examining immigrant inspector is satis- admission to the Institution. The read- admitting him; fied beyond a doubt that an alien is .mitting Immigrant Inspector shall exe- (d) Establish that he is or will be admissible as a student, he may admit cute F6rm 1-94 in triplicate, showing the financially able, subject to the provisions him as such. If the examining immi- name and location of the Institution to of this part, to pursue such course of grant inspector is satisfied that an alien which destined and the serial number of study; would be admissible as a student pro- the Form 1-94 Issued on the original (e) Establish that he intends to leave vided a bond was furnished in accord- entry, such number having been en- the United States at the expiration of the ance with the provisions of § 125.3 (f) dorsed in the student's passport on his period of his admission or of any author- the examining immigrant inspector may original entry. The original of the ized extension of such peridd or upon ces- refer the case to the officer in charge of Form 1-94 shall be retained at the port sation of the status under which admit- the port and if the officer in charge con- of entry and filed with other records of ted, whichever occurs first; cludes that the alien would be admissible arrival; the duplicate Form 1-94 shall be Mf)Furnish bond on Form 1-374 or provided such bond was furmshed, the given to the student at the time of his Form 574 in the sum of not less than $150 officer in charge may admit the alien as readmission; and the triplicate Form to insure that he will depart from the a student upon the furnishing of such 1-94 shall be sent to the district head- United tates at the expiration of his bond. If the examinmg immigrant in- quarters office of the district responsible authorized stay or upon failure to main- spector is not satisfied that an alien ap- for the supervision of the student, tain the status under which admitted, plying for admission to the United States (e) When a student departs from the whichever occurs first, if such bond is as a student is admissible as a student, United States either temporarily or per- required by an officer in charge or by a he shall hold .the alien for examination manently, he shall surrender his dupli- board of special inquiry or pursuant to an by a boarl of special inquiry. The bond cate Form 1-94. NotwIthstanding the order entered on appeal from the deci- prescribed in § 125.3 ff)-may be exacted provisions of Part 108 of this chapter, the sion of such board; by the board of special inquiry. All ad- duplicate Form 1-94 surrendered by a de- (g) Present whatever document or missions shall be subject to the time parting student shall be forwarded to the documents are required by the applicable limitations prescribed in § 125.2. district headquarters office of the district Executive order and regulations prescrib- where the Institution which the student ing the documents to be presented by § 125.12 Records of admission, read- Is or was last attending is located. If It aliens entering the United States under mission, and departure. (a) When a is definitely shown or known that the the provisions of section 4 (e) of the student is admitted to the United States student's departure Is permanent, the Immigration Act of 1924, such document on surrender of an immigration visa, the file in that district shall be closed and or documents to include evidence of endorsements and records, other than the surrendered duplicate Form 1-94 with compliance with all applicable provisions Form 1-151, required by § 108.6 of this an additional notation showing that the of Title III of the Alien Registration Act, chapter shall be made. In addition, case has been closed shall be sent to the 1940 (54 Stat. 673; 8 U. S. C. 451) relating Form 1-94 in triplicate shall be executed Central Office; otherwise, the form shall to registration and fingerprinting; in the case of every student admitted to be held in that district for six months. (h) Establish that he is not a member the United States on surrender of an If during that time no notice of the stu- of any class of aliens subject to exclusion immigration visa. The admitting immi- dent's readmission is received by a new from the United States under the appli- grant inspector shall note on the Form Form 1-94 or otherwise, inquiry shall be cable provisions of the immigration laws 1-94 the name and location of the insti- made as to the student's whereabouts or regulations. tution to which the student is destined. and status. If It Is found that the stu- The original Form 1-94 shall be sent to dent has departed permanently from the § 125.4 Extension of stay; perid of the district headquarters of the district time; conditions. After a student is ad- United States or has been readmitted to which the student is destined. The under some other status, the district mitted to the United States for a fixed duplicate Form 1-94 shall be given period of time, his stay may be extended to file shall then be closed and the duplicate the student at the time of his admis- Form 1-94 bearing the additional en- for a period or periods not exceeding one sion to the United States. year each. Any such extension of his The triplicate dorsement showing termination shall be Form 1-94 shall be fastened to the face sent to the Central Office. stay shall be subject to the same time of the immgration visa and shall ac- limitations as are placed on original ad- company It to the Central Office. The § 125.13 Extension of stay; proced- missions by § 125.2 and must be predi- duplicate Form 1-94 shall be the alien ure. (a) A student may apply for an cated on a finding that the student estab- registration receipt card. Form 1-151 extension of the period of his temporary lishes that he has fulfilled and will con- shall not be furnished to students; In that admission. Such application shall be tinue to fulfill the conditions of admis- respect, § 108.6 (a) of this chapter shall submitted on Form 1-535 approximately sion prescribed by § 125.3. As a condi- not apply to students. 30 days before the expiration of the pe- tion precedent to the granting of an ex- (b) When a student is admitted to the riod of admission, or previously author- tension, the district director having ju- United States on surrender of an immi- ized extension thereof, to the district di- risdiction may require the student to gration visa, the admitting Immigrant rector of the district in which is located furnish lond, or bond in greater sum, on inspector shall stamp any passport pre- the institution which the student is at- the form and containing the conditions sented by the student (as the term "pass- tending. All available data specified in stated In § 125.3 CW). Where a bond fur- port" is defined In § 176.101 (e) of this Form 1-535 shall be furnished by the nished on admission is to be continued chapter) to show the word "Admitted" applicant. The application shall be ac- during the time of an extension of stay, and the date and place of admission, companied by his passport and by the any arrangements necessary in that con- and duplicate Form 1-94 Issued to him at the nection shall add the serial number of the Form must be made by the student. 1-94 issued. time of his entry. Coss RPFmERCE: For procedure for exten- (c)A notice of the admission of a (b) After making such Inquiry as may sions of stay, see § 125.13. student shall be sent from the port of be necessary, the district director shall § 125.5 Deportation. A student who admission to the appropriate official of make a decision on the application and violates or fals to fulfill any of the con- the institution to which the student is such decision shall be final: Provided, ditions of his admission to or extended destined, with advice as to the location That the district director shall not grant stay in the United States or who other- of the district immigration office to which any extension of stay which would au- wise becomes a member of any deport- the required reports from the institution thorize the student to remain in the able class defined in any of the inmigra- and any applications by the student shall United States for a period of more than tion laws shall be made the subject of be sent. four years after arrival unless the dis- Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5357

tract director first obtains approval from may in connection with his admisslon ba cuch instituforfis located the date when the Commissioner: And rovided fur- granted permissin to accept employ- and the reasons why such attendance ther, That the Commissioner may from ment, but where permission is granted In was terminated. The foregoing condi- time to time require in individual cases that connection, the facts must be re- tions for approval of schools are hereby or in certain classes of cases that dis- ported to the district Immigration offico made applicable to all such approvals tract directors submit to him for review responsible for' handling the case while heretofore granted and the continuance or decision cases of applications on-Form the student Is In the United States. of approval of a school will depend on 1-535 on which they have acted or which (b) In cases where employment for the observance of this section. they receive. In all cases the district practical training is required or recom- director shall send notice of the decision mended by the school, the district direc- § 125.18 Schools; officer to make pe- to the student. If the decision is favor- tor may permit the student to engage In tition., Form I-17 and the written agree- able, such notice shall be made by placing such employment for a six-month period ment accompanying it must be executed a signed endorsement on the duplicate subJect to extension for not over two by the principal officer of the school, Form 1-24, showing the date to which the additional six-month periods, but any college, academy, seminay, or university stay is extended -and by returning the such extensions shall be granted only having authority to execute contracts. duplicate Form 1-94 and the passport to upon certification by the school and the § 125.19 Schools; uithdraLral of ap- the student. The district director of the training agency that the practical train- proval. If it shall appear to the satis- district in which is located the institu- ing cannot be accomplished in a shorter faction of the Attorney General that any tion which a student is attending shall period of time. school, college, academy, seminary, or to the extent practicable notify by form university approved as a school for im- letter each student of the imminent ex- § 125.16 Schools; petition for ap- proval. Any school, college, academy, migrant students fails, neglects, or re- piration of authorized stay unless the fuses to comply with all the terms of district director is in receipt of an ap- seminary, or university desiring approval as a school-for immigrant students may its agreement, he may withdraw or re- plication for an extension of such stay voke his approval of such school, college, or-of information that the student will file with the Attorney General a petition in writing (Form 1-17), stating Its name academy, seminary, or university as a depart from the United States at the ex- school for Immigrant students. piration of the period of authorized stay. and location; the date when established; the requirements for admission, Includ- The rule stated supra shall become § 125.14 Transfers from one school to ing age; whether coeducational; the effective on August 10, 1947. The effec- another. A student may transfer from cobrses of study offered and the time re- tive date Is being delayed for less than one approved institution to another only quired to complete each course; the de- the 30 days generally prescribed by sec- if he first secures written permission grees, if any, conferred; the calendar of tion 4 (c) of the Administrative Proce- from the district director of the district Its school year, including terms and se- dure Act (60 Stat. 238; 5 U. S. C, Sup, in which is located the institution fronM mesters; whether day or night sesslons 1003) because It is desirable that the which the transfer is desired. Any ap- are held or both; the average annual cases of alien students coming to the plication for permission to transfer number of students attending; the num- United States to enroll for the 194' fall should be submitted to the district direc- ber of teachers or instructors employed; term be handled under the provisions of tor by letter at least 30 days in ad- -the approximate total annual cost of this rule. vance of the desired transfer. There board, tuition, etc., per student; and the This rule Is based on those provisions shall be placed on the duplicate Form causes for expulsion: Provided, That of statutes which pertain to admission, 1-94 a signed endorsement showing the when a catalog Is Issued by such school, status, And departure of nonquotaimmi- name and location of the Institution to college, academy, seminary, or univer- grant students, such provisions being which the transfer is authorized, and the sity, a copy of the latest edition thereof cited In the rule hereby prescribed. The duplicate Form 1-94 shall be returned to shall be filed with and made part of the general purpose of this rule Is to make the student. When a student is permit- petition with appropriate references to available to alien students and to officials ted to transfer from one approved insti- the pages of such catalog where the in- of schools In the United States enrolling tution to another and the institution to formation herein required may be found. such students a comprehensive state- which he transfers as located in another •If the Attorney General is satisfied that ment of what is required of them and immigration distract, the district director such school, college, academy, seminary, as to how they should proceed in meet- of the first district shall forward his com- or university has been established for at ing immigration requirements. plete file (including the original and any least two years immediately preceding triplicate Forms 1-94) pertaining to the the filing of the petition herein required; T. B. Snozuax, student to the director of the district that it is a bona fide institution of learn- Acting Commisszon of into which ,the student transfers and ng; and that It possesses the necessary Immigration and Naturalization. shall send a notice of the transfer to the facilities and is otherwise qualified for Approved: August 1, 1947. Central Office. the instruction and education of immi- grant students he may approve such Tom C. CLArc, § 125.15 Employment. (a) A student Attorney General. shall not be permitted to work during a school, college, academy, seminary, or university as a school for Immigrant IF. . Dz-c. 47-73M; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; school term either for wages or for board 8:48 a. m] or lodging unless he has insufficient students. means to cover his necessary expenses. § 125.17 Schools; conditions for ap- If a student wishes to accept employ- proval. No petition for approval as a TITLE IO-ARMY WAR ment, he shall apply prior to the accept- school for immigrant students shall be ance of such employment to the district considered unless such petition is accom- DEPARTMENT director of the district in which is lo- panied by the written agreement of the Chapter V-Military Reservations and cated the institution which he is attend- school, college, academy, seminary, or lag. If the district director is satisfied university seeking such approval, to re- National Cemelenes that the student is meeting all of the port In 'writingto the district director PArT 501-LIasT o5 Exo7c Onasas, requirements in this part and that he of the district in which such institution PnocLRuno:s, AnD Pumic LAD On- does not have sufficient means to cover Is located, Immediately upon the admis- D=s Aprrc; miLTAny Rz= IxOs his expenses and that the employment sion of an immigrant student to such requested will not interfere with his car- institution, the name, age, and local ad- CUAAL Z o iMn.hT RESERvATIos rying successfully a course of study of dress of such student; the name and Authority for the Issuance of orders the required amount, he may grant complete address of a friend or relative affecting military and naval reservations permission to the student to accept such of such student In the United States; the in the Canal Zone was delegated to the employment. A district director may, In date when such student was admitted to Secretary of War by Executive Order his discretion and subject to all the limi- such institution; the course of study to 9746, July 1, 1946. Orders with respect tations prescribed an this section, permit be pursued by him; and at the termina- to military reservations In the Canal a student to take employment during tion of the attendance of such student, Zone, Issued pursuant to Executive Or- summer vacations. Subject to the limi- to report at once, in writing, to the dis- der 9746, will be printed in full under tations in this section and part, a student trict director of the district in which Title 35 in § 21.3. 5358 RULES AND REGULATIONS

For supersedure of Executive Orders payments made (a) by the Treasurer of negligence on the part of the paying 5369, setting aside the Cerro Tigre Ord- the United States, (b) by any Federal agent, notice to that effect will be given nance Depot, 8782, setting aside Gatun Reserve Bank or Branch, as Fiscal Agent such paying agent, who will be expected Lake Military Reservation, and 8737 and of the United States, and (c) by any to make prompt restitution. 9110, setting aside Fort Gulick Military bank or other financial institution duly § 322.6 Restitution by paying agents. Reservation in the Panama Canal Zone qualified as a paying agent pursuant to In no case will the Treasurer of the which are noted in § 501.1, see § 21.3 of Treasury Department Circulars No. 750, United States, a Federal Reserve Bank Title 35, infra. Revised, or No. 811. (including any of Its Branches) or the SUBPART B--REPORTS OF LOSSES financial Institution qualified as a pay- ing agent, whichever made the erroneous TITLE 31-MONEY AND § 322.2 Loss to the United States. A payment, be called upon to make restitu- FINANCE: TREASURY loss to the United States may result from tion unless and until the Secretary has an erroneous (or unauthorized) payment determined that a final loss has oc- Chapter II-Fiscal Service, Depart- in connection with the redemption of the curred as a result of an erroneous pay- ment of the Treasury bonds. ment, and is unable to find that such loss from no fault or negligence on Subchapter B--Bureau of the Public Debt § 322.3 Erroneous payments reported resulted to or discovered by Federal Reserve the part of the paying agent. [1947 Dept. Circ. 751, 2d Rev.] Banks. If a financial institution, qual- SUBPART D-REPLACEMENT OF LOSSES OUT OF PART 322--REPLACEMENT OUT OF FGND ified to pay savings bonds or Armed FUND ESTABLISHED BY GOVERNLIENT LOSSES IN Forces Leave Bonds, finds an erroneous payment to have been made, either be- § 322.7 Replacement and recovery it SHPLENT ACT, As AmExDED, or ANY it is estab- LOSSES RESULTING FROM PAYMENTS fore or after the bonds have been for- connection with losses. When MADE IN CONNECTION WITH REDE=PTON warded to the Federal Reserve Bank, lished to the satisfaction of the Secretary Immediate report thereof should be made of the Treasury that a loss has resulted OF UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND with AnmD FORCES LEAvE BONDS to the Federal Reserve Bank. Any such from a payment made In connection erroneous payments so reported, and any the redemption of a United States Sav- AUGUST 1, 1947. other erroneous payments found by a ings Bond or an Armed Forces Leave Department Circular No. 751, Revised, Federal Reserve Bank of bonds received Bond, the loss shall be subject to imme- dated June 30, 1945, (31 CFR 1945 Supp. from a duly qualified paying agent shall, diate replacement out of the fund estab- 322) is hereby amended in order to in- so far as possible, be adjusted between lished by the Government Losses In clude Armed Forces Leave Bonds. That the Federal Reserve Bank and the pay- Shipment Act, as amended. Any re- circular Is issued as a Second Revision to ing agent concerned. covery or repayment on account of any such loss as to which replacement shall read as follows: § 322.4 Report to Treasury of cases PRESCRIBED have been made out of the fund, shall be JSUBPART A-REGULATIONS nvolving erroneous payments. Any credited to the fund. Sec. such erroneous payments which cannot 322.1 Applicati6n of regulations. be adjusted by a Federal Reserve Bank SUBPART E--INVESTIGATION OF LOSSES and any other erroneous payments found SUBPART B-REPORTS OF LOSSES § 322.8 Use of United States Secret after the account of the Treasurer of 322.2 Loss to the United States. Service. The Treasury Department, and, the United States has been charged shall In appropriate cases, Federal Reserve 322.3 Erroneous payments reported to or dis- immediately be reported by the Federal covered by Federal Reserve Banks. Banks, as Fiscal Agents of the United 322.4 Report to Treasury of cases involving Reserve Bank to the Treasury Depart- States, may request the Secret Service to erroneous payments. ment, Division of Loans and Currency, Investigate losses and assist In the re- Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, llinois, SUBPART C--FINAL DETERMWINATION OF LOSSES covery of improper payments. The in the case af'Savings Bonds or, in the Treasurer of the United States, the Fed- 822.5 Reported .erroneous payment, general case of Armed Forces Leave Bonds, to eral Reserve Banks, and qualified pay- action by Treasury. the Division of Loans and Currency, ing agents should cooperate with the 822.6 Restitution by paying agents. Washington 25, D. C. Secret Service to the fullest extent In SUBPART D-REPL EMENT O LOSSES SUBPART C-FINAL DETERMINATION OF facilitating Investigations and making OUT Or FUND LOSSES recoveries and they will be expected to 322.7 Replacement and recovery in conneo- take such actions as may be necessary on tion with losses. § 322.5 Reported erroneous payment, their parb to complete such Investigations Following SUBPART E-INVESTIGATION OF LOSSES general action by Treasury. and recoveries. receipt of the report of an erroneous SUBPART F- SUPPLEMENTS, AMENDMENTS, 322.8 Use of United States Secret Service. payment, the Treasury Department will ETC. SUBPART F-SUPPLEUENTS, A=IEENTS, ET appropriately advise the paying agent 322.9 Supplements, amendments, etc. concerned, unless such action is unneces- § 322.9 Supplements, amendments, sary. The Department shall determine etc. The Secretary of the Treasury may AuTHoary: §322.1 to 322.9, inclusive, whether or not appropriate adjustment at any time or from time to time supple- issued under see. 22 (1) 59 Stat. 47, Pub. Law may be effected with the persons con- 704, 09th Cong., 60 Stat. 963, Pub. Law 254, ment, amend, or withdraw, In whole or 80th Cong.; 21 U. S. C. and Sup. 757 (c) (1). cerned m the erroneous payment and In in part, the provisions of this part, or this connection will expect the coopera- of any amendments or supplements SUBPART A-REGULATIONS PRESCRIBED tion of the paying agent, if necessary. thereto, information as to which will be § 322.1 Application of regulations. (a) If it is determined that no loss furnished promptly to the Federal Re- Pursuant to the authority of section 22 to the United States will occur the pay- serve Banks and to eligible financial in- (i) of the Second Liberty Bond Act, as ing agent will be so advised. stitutions qualified to make payments of amended (59 Stat. 47, 31 U. S. C. and (b) If it is determined that a final loss savings bonds or Armed Forces Leave Sup. 757c- (I)) and the Armed Forces to the United States has occurred, the Bonds under the provisions of Treasury Leave Act of 1946, as amended by Pub. paying agent will be given every oppor- Department Circulars No. 750, Revised, Law No. 254, 80th Cong., the following tunity to present the full facts relating and No. 811, respectively. regulations in this part are hereby pre- to the payment for consideration of the Compliance with the notice, public Secretary of the Treasury. If the Secre- rule making procedure and effective date scribed for the replacement out of the tary shall determine that the final loss fund established by the Government resulted from no fault or negligence on requirements of the Administrative Pro- Losses In Shipment Act, as amended, of the part of the paying agent, notice to cedure Act (Pub. Law 404, 79th Cong., any losses to the United States resulting that effect will be given the paying agent 60 Stat. 237) is found to be unnecessary from payments made in connection with and he will be relieved from liability to with respect to this revision for the rea- the redemption of United States Savings the United States. If, however, the Sec- son that It Is issued merely to conform Bonds and Armed Forces Leave Bonds, retary of the Treasury is unable to find the provisions of Department Circular and shall apply to losses resulting from that the loss resulted from no fault or No. 751, Revised, to Pub. Law 254, 80th Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5359

Cong., amending the Armed Forces Leave Secretary of the Treasury (hereinafter claim of the United States, and shall not Act of 1946. referred to as the Secretary) acting be subject to attachment, levy, or seizure through the Army, Navy, M~arine Corps, by or under any legal or equitable process This revision will become effective on and Coast Guard, which are designated 'whatever. Accordingly, no claims of September 2, 1947. as issuing agents. They are inscribed creditors, assignees for the benefit of [SgA ] A.L. MBWIGGMas, only in the names of living members or creditors, trustees or receivers in bank- Acting Secretaryof the Treasury. living former members of the armed ruptcy or equity will be recognized, and forces. In each case a single bond in no Payment of the bonds to any such [F. R. Doec. 47-7884; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; persons will be made, either during the 9:03 a. M.] the highest appropriate multiple of $25 Is issued where the amount due Is $50 lifetime of the person whose name is in- or more.' The name and serial or serv- scribed on the bonds or after his death. Ice number of the owner will be inscribed § 324.6 Assignment to the Admimstra- on the bond and at the option of the 11947 Dept. Circ. 793, Rev.] tor of Veterans' Affairs. Any registered Issuing agent the address may also be owner of an Armed Forces leave 1ond PART 324-AR.n FoREs IxAvE BONDS' Inscribed. No exchange will be permit- who desires to use his bond in payment ted for bonds of lower denomination, for AUGUST 1, 1947. of premiums or other payments n con- example, if a bond for $275 is Issued to nection with United States Government Armed Forces Leave Bonds are issued a particular owner he may not exchange life Insurance or national service life in- pursuant to the Armed Forces Leave Act 2 that bond for a bond in the nmount of surance policies should mall or deliver of 1946 as amended, (hereinafter re- $200 and a bond in the amount of $75. bond to the Office- of the Veterans" ferred to as the act) to living members his § 324.3 Date and maturity of bond, Administration to which he pays his and living former members of the Armed premiums. The bond should be accom- Forces of the United States in settlement and interest. The issue date of a bond will be the first day of the quarter-year panied by a completed VA Form 9-1625, and compensation of accumulated leave "Directions for use of Proceeds of Armed under the conditions set forth In the act. period (Jahuary 1, April 1, July 1, or October 1) next following the date of Forces Leave Bonds" obtainable at any In accordance with the terms of the act Veterans' Administration Office. Before these bonds are issued under authority discharge from the armed forces of the former member whose name Is to be in- submitting the bond to the Veterans' Ad- and subject to the provisions of the ministration the assignment form Second Liberty Bond Act, as amended. scribed thereon, provided he was dis- charged on or after January 1, 1943, and printed on the bottom of the back of the Pursuant to authority contained in said bond should be signed by the owner acts, Department Circular No. 793. dated prior to September 1, 1946, or in case a member of the armed forces was still exactly as his name appears on the face November 12, 1946 (31 CFA 1946 Supp., of the bond. No certification or witness 324), which contains the regulations gov- on active duty on September 1, 1946, his bond will be dated October 1, 1946. to the signature of the owner on such errung Armed Forces Leave Bonds, Is assignment form will be required. hereby amended and Issued as a First Each-bond will mature five years from Revision to read as follows: Its Issue date, but shall be redeemable § 324.7 General payment and redemp- in cash at any time after September 1, tifo provisions. Armed Forces Leave SUBSTANTIVE REGULATIONS 1947, at the option of the owner, at full Bonds may be redeemed before, at, or Sec. Inter- 324. Designation. face value plus aedrued interest. after maturity, in accordance with the 324.2 Issue and Inscription. est will accrue at the rate of 2%,1% per terms of this part at face value plus 324.3 Date and maturity of bond, and in- annum from the Issue date to the date accrued interest to the date of maturity terest. of maturity or to the last day of the or to the last day of the month in which 324.4 Transfer and pledge. month in which payment Is made, payment is made whichever may be 324.5 Claims of creditors. whichever may be earlier. Interest will earlier. Only payment of the entire 324.8 Asslgnmen to the Administrator of be paid only with the principal sum, No partial Veterans' Affairs. amount will be permitted. 324.7 General payment and redemption §324.4 Transfer and pledge. The payment and no reissue of the bond in provisions. bonds are nontransferable by sale, ex- part may be made. No power of attor- 324.8 Payment to registered owner (gen- change, assignment, pledge, hypotheca- ney to request payment in bealf of the eral). tion or otherwise, except that they may registered owner will be recognized. 324.9 Payment to registered owner (other registered owner cases). be assigned by the owner to the Adminis- § 324.8 Payment to 324.10 Right to payment on death of owner. trator of Veterans' Affairs for redemption (general). At anytime after September 324-11 Payment to survivors. by such Administrator, for the purpose of 1,1947, an owner whose name is inscribed 32412 Loss, theft, destruction, mutilation, paying premiums or the difference In re- on the face of an Armed Forces Leave or defacement of bonds. serve in case of conversion to insurance Bond may athis option redeem such bond 324.18 Checks. on another plan or a policy loan made at full face value plus accrued interest PRaOCEDURE prior to July 31, 1946, on a United States upon (a) presentation of the bond (un- Government life insurance policy or a less marked "Duplicate") to any incor- 324.14 Presentation and surrender of bonds. 324.15 Payment to survivors. national service life insurance policy porated bank or trust company or other 824.16 Designation of agents to make de- under such regulations as may be pre- organization qualified as a paying agent termination. scribed by the Administrator of Veterans' under the provisions of Department Cir- Affairs. No claims by attempted trans- cular No. 811 or any amendment thereto, GENERhAL ferees orbypersons loaning money on the (b) establishing his Identity, (preferably 324.17 Taxation. security of the bonds will be reccgnized. use of original separation papers 32418 Address for communications. through 324.19 Additional regulations, §324.5 Claims of creditors. By the bearing his description and witnessed signature) to the satisfaction of the pay- Au=onszr: §§ 024.1 to 324.19, inclusivq, terms of the act the bonds are exempt claims of creditors, including any ing agent, and (c) signing the request issued under sec. 22 (1), 59 Stat. 47, Pub. Law from for payment exactly as his name is In- '704, 79th Cong., 60 Stat. 963, Pub" Law 264, sExcopt that upon rcqusat-Dottlcmcnt and scribed on the face of the bond and add- 80th Cong.; 31 U. S. C. and Sup. 757 (c) (1). compensation will be made entirely In cash Ing his home or business address. Even ,SUBSTANTIVE REGULATIONS to any applicant who has not made applica- though the request for payment has been tion for cettlement and compensation and bonds Is- signed or signed and certified prior to I 324.1 Designation. The who males applicaton to the Secretary bond, neverthe- sued for the above purpose are desig- after July 26, 1947, the date of enactment the presentation of the nated "Armed Forces Leave Bonds" of the amendatory at. The term "Scrie- less, the paying agent Is required to es- tary" as used In this footnote mcans in the tablish to Its satisfaction the identity of § 324.2 Issue and inscription. Armed case of personnel of the Army, the Secretary the owner, requesting payment and such Forces Leave Bonds are issued by the of War; in the ca"e of perconnel of tha Navy paying agent may require the owner to and Iferine Corps, the Secretary of the Navy; rign again the request for payment. No ISection 824.13 relates to payment of And in the case of personnel of the Coast charge will be made to the owner. Armed Forces Leave checks to survivors. Guard, the Secretary of the Treasury, and tPub. Law 704, 79th Cong. Amendatory the designated representatives of each auch § 324.9 Payment to registered owner Act is Pub. Law 254, 80th Cong. Secretary. (other case)?). Registered owners to 5360 RULES AND REGULATIONS

whom qualified paying agents are not for savings bonds of Series E may certify under oath in writing that he Is the readily accessible and those who have a request for payment of an Armed father of such child; and bonds marked "Duplicate" should sign Forces Leave Bond. -All certifications by (v) A person to whom the member or the request for payment of their bonds such officers must be authenticated by a former member of the armed forces at' in the presence of and have their signa- legible imprint of the issuing agent's the time of death stands In loco parentis tures thereto duly certified by an author- dating stamp; and so stood for not less than twelve ized certifying officer and should present (7) Speczal provisions. The Commis- months prior to the date of death; and surrender their bonds to the ap- sioner and Associate Commissioner of the (3) "Parent" includes father and propriate Federal Reserve Bank' or to Public Debt, the Chief of the Division of mother, grandfather and grandmother, the Treasurer of the United States, Loans and Currency, or a Federal Re- stepfather and stepmother, father and Washington 25, D. C., except that bonds serve Bank is authorized to make special mother through adoption, and persons marked "Duplicate" should be forwarded provision for certification in any par- who, for a period of not less than one year to the Division of Loans and Currency, ticular case in which none of the officers prior to the death of the member or at the same address. authorized to certify requests for pay- former member of the armed forces, (a), Certificationof request. After the ment of Armed Forces Leave Bonds is stood in loco parentis to such member or request for payment has been signed the readily accessible. former member: Provided, That not certifying officer should complete and (c) Instructions to certifying officers, more than two parents may receive the sign the certificate appearing at the end Certifying officers should require positive benefits provided under this act and of the form for request for payment. identification of the person signing a re- preference shall be given to the parent or (b) Certifying officers. The following quest for payment. parents, not exceeding two, who actually officers are authorized to certify requests § 324.10 Right to payment on death exercised parental relationship at the for payment of Armed Forces Leave of owner Upon the death of an owner time of or most nearly prior to the date Bonds: of an Armed Forces Leave Bond the bond of the death of such member or former (1) Designatedofficers. Certain desig- becomes payable only to his survivors in member of the armed forces. nated officers in the Treasury Depart- the following order: (b) Payment only. Only payment of ment in Washington; (a) Surviving wife or husband and the entire amount of the bond will be (2) Banks, trust companies and children, if any, in equal shares; permitted. No partial payment and no branches. Any officer of any bank or (b) If such owner leaves no surviving reissue of the bond In part may be made. trust company incorporated in the spouse or children, then in equal shares Payment in all cases will be made by United States or its organized territories, to such owner's surviving parents, if any. separate checks drawn in the proper or domestic or foreign branch of such If there are no such survivors the bond amounts to the Individual survivors, ex- bank or trust company, including those will be retired and the amount covered cept that In the case of a survivor under doing business in the organized ter- Into the general fund of the Treasury. 17 years of age or under mental disa- ritories or insular possessions of the Accordingly, payment will not be made to bility, the check will be drawn either to United States under Federal charter or an executor or adnunistrator of the the guardian of such survivor, if the organized under Federal law, Federal estate of a deceased registered owner, Secretary has received notice of the ap- Reserve Banks, Federal.Land Banks, and and if a bond should come into the pos- pointment of such gitardian, or in the Federal Home Loan Banks; any employee session of such an executor or adminis- absence of such notice, to a proper per- of any such bank, or trust company ex- trator, or other person not a survivor, son selected by the Secretary, for the use pressly authorized by the corporation for following the death of the owner it and benefit of such survivor, without the that purpose, who should sign over the should be immediately delivered to one necessity of resorting to Judicial proceed- title "Designated Employee", and Fed- of the survivors, if any' otherwise for- ings for the appointment 'of a legal eral Reserve Agents and Assistant Fed- warded to the Division of Loans and Cur- representative. eral Reserve Agents, located In the sev- rency, Washington 25, D. C., with a (c) All survivors must Join. Since no eral Federal Reserve Banks; signed statement that there are no known partial payment or reissue may be made, (3) Veterans"7tome or hospitalor other survivors. all survivors of the class ehtitled to re- facility. The officer in charge of any ceive payment must unite in the applica- home, hospital, or other facility of the §-324.11 Payment to survivors. Sur- tion, except that In the case of survivors Veterans' Administration (only for pa- vivors of a deceased registered owner in under 17 years of age or under mental tients and members of such facilities) the order provided in the preceding sec- disability, legally qualified guardians, If (4) Foreign countries. United States tion are entitled to receive payment of an any, may sign in their behalf, and in the diplomatic and consular representatives; Armed Forces Leave Bond at their option absence of such legal guardians, such notaries public, if their official character and upon application to the Secretary proper persons as the Secretary may and jurisdiction are certified by a United of the Treasury at any time following -select to act on behalf of such survivors. States diplomatic or consular officer over the death of such registered owner, (d) Time of vesting of survivors' an impression of his rubber stamp, or by whether before, upon or after maturity rights. A survivor's right to receive pay- his certificate over his seal which should of the bond. Application for such pay- ment becomes fixed uponthe date of the be transmitted with but should not be ment should be made on Form PD 2066, death of the owner. If a survivor dies impressed on the bond itself. (See also copies of which may be obtained from before receiving payment the right to re- subparagraph (5) of this paragraph) any Federal Reserve Bank. See § 324.15 ceive payment of his or her share of the (5) Armed forces. Commissioned offi- -for instructions as to filing the applica- bond passes to the estate of such survivor. cers of the Army, Navy, Marne Corps, tion. For example, If the registered owner dies and Coast Guard of the United States for (a) Definition of surviors. Survivors and leaves a widow and two children and members of their establishments or are defined in the act as follows: the widow dies prior to receipt of pay- civilian employees (and the families of (1) "Spouse" means a lawful wife or ment, her share passes to her estate and such members or employees) under their husband; payment of the bond will be made one- Jurisdiction, persons in countries in (2) "Children" include third to the widow's representative and which there are no United States diplo- (t) A legitimate child; one-third to each of the surviving chil- matic or consular representatives and (it) A child legally adopted; dren. If no executor or administrator persons who are in areas remote from (ilI) A stepchild, if, at the time of is appointed for the estate of a deceased such representatives; death of the. member or former member survivor, settlement may be made in the (6) Issuing agents for savings bonds of of the armed forces, such stepchild is same manner as provided for the settle- Series E. Any officer of a corporation a member of the deceased's household; ment without administration of estates which is a duly qualified issuing agent (iv)An illegitimate child, but in the of deceased owners of United States case of a male member or former male registered bonds. 4The Federal Reserve Banks are located at member of the armed forces only if he Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, has been judicially ordered or decreed to § 324.12 Loss, theft, destruction, mu- Richknond, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Min- contribute to such child's support; has tilation, or defacement of bonds. If an neapolls, Kansas City, Dallas, and San been Judicially decreed to be the putative Armed Forces Leave Bond Is lost, stolen, Francisco. father of such child; or has acknowledged destroyed, mutilated or defaced. relief Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5361 may be granted before maturity by the § 324.11). The right Is reserved to re- [1947 Dept. Circ. 811 issue of a substitute bond to be marked quire other and further evidence in caect FAAv 325--PA=rlrrs nYBsnies Ano OTma "Duplicate" or at or after maturity by where such action appears desirable. TTAZa=L InsTirorowos nr CoNim o.-T payment of the bond in accordance with Federal Reserve Banks as fiscal agents Wni REBn=.wo. or Anum Fonrcs the provisions of section 8 of the Govern- of the United States are authorized to. Lz~vE Bo:ins ment Losses In Shipment Act (U. S. C., make payment to survivors upon appl- AuGcus 1, 1947. Title 31, see. 738a) Relief in such cases cations in accordance with these regula- Pursuant to the authority of the Sec- will be governed by the regulations con- tions, but may submit any doubtful or unusual ond Liberty Bond Act, as amended, the tamed in Department Circular 300, as cases to the Treasury Depart- following regulations amended. In any such case immediate ment, Division of Loan and Currency, are hereby pre- for final decision. scribed to goven payments by banks and notice of the facts, together with a com- other financial institutions in connec- plete description of the bond (including § 324.16 Designation of serial agents to tion with the redemption of Armed name and address of owner, bond make determination. The various Fed- Forces Leave Bonds. number, amount, and issue date) should eral Reserve Banks as fiscal agents of the sDDPAET A---AuTHOcI TO A=T be given to the Treasury Department, United States, the Fiscal Assistant Division of Loans and Currency, Wash- Secretary of the Treasury, the Assistant ington 25, D. C., which will forward ap- 3251 Financial Institutions authorized to propriate forms for requesting relief, to- to the Fiscal Assistant Secretary, the ct. Commi-sioner and Associate 325.2 Application and qualification. instructions. Usually Ccammls- gether with full aoner of the Public Debt, and the Chief 825. Termination of an agent's qualifca- such relief will be granted without re- tion to pay bonds. quirmg a bond of indemnity. of the Division of Loans and Currency are designated to make determinations GUM=55 r-G-IERAL § 324.13 Checks. (a) Payment to sur- on behalf of the Secretary as provided in 325.4 Bleaning of terms In thLs circular. vivors of checks issued to the registered -the act. 925.5 Reimbursement of agents' costs-. owner (1) in full settlement of leave, (2) GENERAL 325.6 Announcements, etc., of authority to in payment of bonds, or (3) in payment pay bonds. of the odd amount due the member or 4 324.17 Taxation. Under the act all former member of the armed forces over amounts paid or payable under -,ction6 SUIWAnr c-acoFZ C?' AUTHOaIrr o0- PAvsO and above the bond issued in settlement in cash, bonds or both (except interest of leave, will be made to the persons en- in the case of bonds) shall be exempt 325.7 Gcneral. from taxation. 325. Payments-to owner named on bond. titled as provided in the above regula- 325.9 Specific limitations of payment au- tions relating to bonds. -Accordingly, § 324.18 Address for communications. thority. such checks received by executors or ad- All Inquiries after Issue In connection O05555? D-PAxinn=r AM ACCOMIMIG mnlstrators of deceased registered with the payment of or transactions in owners should not be deposited for col- Armed Forces Leave Bonds should be 325.10 utnmlnaflon of bonds presented for lection but should be turned over to the addressed to the Federal Reserve Bank payment. survivors or returned to the issuing office 32511 Certification of requests for pay- of the District in which the owner resides. ment. with a stafmentof the facts. or to the Treasury Department, Division 325.12 Determination of redemption values (b)In the case of a survivor entitled to of Loans and Currency, Washfngton 25, and payment of bonds. payment who dies before receiving and D. C., except that any inquiries regard- 325.13 Forwarding paid bonds to the Fed- collecting the check issued in the name ing the use of such bonds In conbection eral Reserve Bank of the survivor, payment will be made to with Government life insurance or na- 325.14 Redemption of paid bonds by Fed- his estate. tional service life insurance payments oral Recerve Banks. PROCEDURE 325.15 Lc.ca resulting from payments. should be addressed to the Office of the 325.16 rezervatlon of rights. § 324-14 Presentation and surrender Veterans' Administration to which the 325.17 Redemption f bands not payable by of bon&. Presentation and surrender of assured has been paying premiums, or to agents. an Armed Forces Leave Bond should be the Director of Insurance Accounts Serv- 325.18 Functions of Federal Reserve Banks. made in accordance with the applicable ice, Veterans' Administration, Washing- 32519 Supplements, amendments, etc. provisions of this part. The use of regis- ton 25, D. C. Aurnoarr-: §§325.1 to 325.19. inclusive, tered mail is suggested if the owner does § 324.19 Additional regulations. The isued under cec. 22 (i) 59 Stat. 47, Pub. Law not present and surrender the bond in 704. 79th Cong., COStat. 963, Pub. Law 25_ Secretary of the Treasury may at any E0th Cong.; 31 U. S. C. and Sup. 757 (c) (1). person. 'Bonds marked 'Duplcate" Is- time, or from time to time, prescribe ad- sued in lieu of lost, stolen, destroyed, ditional, supplemental, amendatory or sUBPART A-AUrnroarrY To ACT mutilated, or defaced bonds should be revised rules and regulations governing § 325.1 Financial rstitutionsauthor- submitted to the Treasury Department, Armed Forces Leave Division of Loans and Currency, Wash- Bonds. ized to act. Commercial banks, trust ington 25, D. C. Compliance with the notice, public companies, savings banks, savings and loan associations, building- and loan as- § 324.15 Payment to survzvors. Sur- procedure, and effective date require- ments of the Administrative Procedure sociations (including cooperative banks) vivors applying for payment under credit unions, cash depositories, indus- § 324.11 should forward the bonds, ac- Act (Pub. Law 404, 79th Cong., 60 Stat. 237) is found to be unnecessary with trial banks, and similar financial insti- companied by the applications on Form tutions which (a) are incorporated under PD 2066, to the appropriate Federal Re- respect to this revision for the reason that it is issued merely to conform the Federal Law or under the laws of a State, serve Bank or to the Treasury Depart- Territory or pose-ion of the United ment, Division of Loans and Currency, regulations governing Armed Forces States or the District of Columbia; (b) Washington 25, D. C. Usually payment Leave Bonds to the act (Pub. Law 254, In the usual course of business accept, will be expedited by the use of the Fed- 80th Cong.) amending the Armed Forces subject to withdrawal, funds for deposit eral Reserve Banks. The form must be Leave Act of 1946 under which amenda- or the purchase of shares; (c) are under accompamed in each case by (a) a death tory Act Armed Forces Leave Bonds are the supervision of the banking depart- certificate for the registered owner, (b) made redeemable at the option of the ment or equivalent authority of the jur- an explanation of any discrepancy be- owners at any time after September 1, isdiction in which incorporated; (d) tween the name as given on the face of 1947. maintain regular offices for the transac- the bond and the name as given In the tion of their business; and (e) are open This revision will become effective on daily and observe regular business hours, death certificate, and (c) in case of an September 2, 1947. application by parents other than the- are eligible to become paying agents of actual father and mother still living to- rSMAL] A. -LM~ Wrcorus, Armed Forces Leave Bonds and, upon Acting Seoretary of the Treas-ury. qualification in accordance with § 325.2, gether, a signed and sworn statement are hereby authorized to make payments giving the basis for the claim of parental [P. R. Doe. 47-7385; Mled, Aug. 0, 1947j in connection with the redemption of relationship as defined in the act (see 10:05 a. n.l Armed Farces Leave Bonds (hereinafter No. 154--2 5362 RULES AND REGULATIONS

referred to as bonds) subject to the pro- visions of this circular to make payments trict, as Fiscal Agent of the United visions of this part and any instruc- in connection with the redemption of States. tions issued hereunder. Armed Forces Leave Bonds including such branches located within the United SUBPART C-SCOPE OF AUTHORITY OF § 325.2 Application and qualification. PAYING AGEI;TS Federal Reserve Banks, as Fiscal Agents States (including its territories and pos- of the United States, are authorized to sessions and the Canal Zone) and the § 325.7 General. Only one Armed qualify eligible institutions hereunder, Republic of the Philippines, as it may Forces Leave Bond has been or will be and to terminate any such qualification wish to utilize. For the purpose of this issued to any one living member or as hereinafter provided. Any financial part the term "branches" shall include former member of the armed forces dis- institution qualified as a paying agent of any bank facilities which nay b6 estab- charged under honorable conditions and United States Savings Bonds is author- lished with the specific approval of the otherwise entitled to receive a payment ized hereunder to act as a paying agent Treasury Department at army and navy in such form (except for a very few in- of Armed Forces Leave Bonds. The in- installations and other places. stances where adjustments have been stitution will not be required to effect a (b) "Bond(s)" shall include only necessary after payment was made) new formal Application-Agreement for Armed Forces Leave Bonds unless other- That bond will be inscribed only in such the purpose. The act of payment of an wise indicated specifically or by context. member's name. The lowest denomina- Armed Forces Leave Bond by a qualified (c) "Owner(s)" shall mean the living tion bond authorized for issuance is $50 paying agent of savings bonds will qualify member or former member of the (except for $25 adjustment bonds) and It as a paying agent of Armed Forces armed forces whose name is inscribed in higher denomination bonds are issued Leave Bonds and will render it subject his or her own right on a bond. only in multiples of $25. The bonds are to the terms and conditions applicable to (d) "Federal Reserve Bank" includes Issued pursuant and subject to the terms the payment of such bonds and subject to each Federal Reserve Bank and any of Treasury Department Circular No. 793. the same terms and conditions as are Bank thereof authorized by the parent The bonds are not transferable by sale, set forth in the Application-Agreement Federal Reserve Bank to conduct any of exchange, assignment, pledge, hypothe- entered into by it as a paying agent of the transactions in connection with cation or otherwise except as they may savings bonds. Any other eligible in- which the term is used in this part. be assigned to the Administrator of Vet- stitution not now qualified to pay sav- erans Affairs pursuant to -the Armed § 325.5- Reimbursement of agents' Forces Leave ings bonds but possessing adequate au- costs. (a) Each paying agent shall be Act of 1940, as amended, thority under its charter that desires to and regulations prescribed by that Ad- entitled to receive reimbursement for ministrator pursuant thereto. No claims qualify to make payments in connection its service for all bonds paid and ac- with the redemption of the bonds should counted for by it during the period from by attempted transferees or by persons make application to the Federal Reserve loaning money on the security of the September 1, 1947 through December 31, bonds will be recognized. By the terms Bank of the Federal Reserve District 1947 at the rate of: in which it is located' on Application- of the Armed Forces Leave Act of 1946, 15 cents each for the lrst 1,0O0 bonds as amended, the bonds are exempt from Agreement Form PD 2125 (see appended 10 cents each for allover 1,000 bonds Exhibit A) copies of which may be ob- claims of creditors, including any claim tained from the appropriate Federal Re- Thereafter the number of Armed of the United States, and shall not be serve Bank. If* the application is ap- Forces Leave Bonds paid will be com- subject to attachment, levy, or seizure proved, the Federal Reserve Bank will bined with the number of savings bonds by or under any legal or equitable process forward to the applicant a Notice of paid in computing reimbursement. In whatever. Accordingly, no claims of Qualification Form PD 2126 (see ap- other words, paying agents will be en- creditors, assignees for the benefit of pended Exhibit B) establishing that it is titled to receive 15 cents each for the creditors, trustees or receivers In bank- qualified to make payments in corlnection first 1,000 Armed Forces Leave Bonds ruptcy or equity will be recognized, and with the redemption of the bonds. If the and savings bonds combined paid and no payment of the bonds to any such application is not approved, the applicant accounted for in each calendar quarter, persons will be made, either during the will be so advised in writing by the Fed- and 10 cents each for all over "1,000 lifetime of the person whose name is eral Reserve Bank of the District. bonds of either kind paid and accounted inscribed on the bond or after his death. for in that quarter. Each Federal Re- ZUpon the death of an owner of a bond § 325.3 Termination of an agent's serve Bank is authorized .to establish a the bond becomes payable only to his qualffication to pay bonds. The Secre- definite and regular closing time for de- survivors as defined in the Armed Forces tary of the Treasury or under authority ternimng those paid bonds to *be con- Leave Act. It is of the utmost impor- of the Secretary the appropriate Federal sidered as accounted for in a reimburs- tance that payment of the appropriate Reserve Bank, as Fiscal Agent of -the able period. Such closing time may be redemption value of the bonds be made United States, may, by written notice, at based upon a time that the paid bonds only to and received by the persons en- any time and without previous demand are forwarded to, or received by, the titled and strictly under the tgrms and or notice, terminate the qualification of Federal Reserve Bank and shall be uni- conditions of the bonds and applicable any paying agent hereunder. A duly formly applied throughout the District regulations. qualified paying agent may discontinue of such Bank. The scale of rates shall making payments at any time upon § 325.8 Payments-to owner named written notice to the Federal Reserve be applicable separately to the agent and on bond. Subject to the terms of the to each of its branches utilized in mak- bonds and to the provisions of the regu- Bank, and its qualification shall there- ing payments under this part, If the -upon cease. lations governing them and the provi- bonds paid by each are separately sched- slons of this part, an agent may make SUBPART B-GENERAL uled and accounted- for. 'The payment payment of a bond only to the individual § 325.4 Meaning of terms in this czr- of such amount as the agent is entitled whose name is inscribed as the owner in cular For the purpose of this part, un- to receive shall be made by the Federal his own right on the bond: Provided, less otherwise indicated specifically, or Reserve Bank on behalf of the Treasury That such individual presents the bond by context, the terms: Department. to the agent for payment and that the (a) "Paying agent(s)" or "agent(s)" (b) Paying agents shall not make any individual is known to the agent or es- shall mean any eligible financial Institu- charge whatever to the owners of the tablishes his identity to the complete tion duly qualified pursuant to the-pro- bonds in connection with payments satisfaction of the agent. This authority hereunder. 'For the purpose of this part, eligible shall be held to include the payment of bonds to a person institutions in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands § 325.6 Announcements, etc., of au- whose name as in- and the Canal Zone shall be considered as thority to pay bonds. Any announce- scribed on the bond has been changed by being within the Second Federal Reserve Dis- ment of or any reference to an agent's marriage (but not otherwise) Both trict and shall make application to the Fed- authority to pay bonds may be made names must be shown, for example- eral Reserve Bank of New York, and eligible only in a form or manner or contain "(Miss) Mary T. Jones, now by marriage institutions in Alaska, Hawaii and Guam Mrs. Mary J. Smith." shall be considered as being within the such statements or substance as may be Twelfth Federal Reserve District and shall approved by the Secretary of the Treas- § 325.9 Specific limitations of pay- nmalte application to the Federal Reserve Bank ury or, under authority of the Secretary, ment authority. An agent is not au- o, San Francisco. by the Federal Reserve Bank of the Dis- thorized to pay a bond: Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER

(a) If the bond is presented for pay- bonds and the requirements as to the § 325.15 Losses resulting from pay- ment prior to September 2, 1947. Pay- data to be endorsed on each bond, under ments. The amendment to the Armed ment in any form or manner to a bond § 325.12, An agent will not be xequlred in Forces Leave Act of 1946, Public No. 254-, owner before that date is not authorized the case of any bond paid by It to com- Enacted July 26,1947, provides in section in any circumstance. plete the certification form at the end of 4 thereof that the provisions of subsec- (b) If the agent does not know or the request for payment, nor determine tion U) of section 22 of the Second Idb- cannot establish to its complete satisfac- the authenticity of any certification erty Bond Act, as amended, shall apply tion the identity of the person requesting which may appear on the bond at the with equal force to payments of Armed payment as the owner of the bond. time It Is presented for payment: Pro- Forces Leave Bonds. The said subsec- (c) If the owner requesting payment vided, however, That each agent sub- tion provides: (form for which appears on the back of mitting paid bonds shall be understood (i) Any lozses resulting from payments each bond) does not sign his name in ink by such submission to have represented made in connection with the redemption of exactly as it is inscribed on the face of and certified that the Identity of the ravings bonds shall be replaced out of the the bond and show his home or business owner requesting payment has been duly fund established by the Government Lacazs address. (See also § 325.10 (d)) established by one of Its officers or by an In Shipment Act, as amended, under such employee duly authorized by the agent. relations' as may be prescribed by the (d) If the bond appears to bear a ma- Secretary of the Treasury. The Treasurer of terial irregularity, for example, an al- § 325.12 Determinationof redemption the United States, any Federal Reserve Bank, tered, illegible, incomplete or unauthor- values and Payment of bonds. The re- or any qualified paying agent authorized or ized inscription or Issue date; or If a demption value of a bond is determined pormitted to make payments in connection bond appears to be altered, or is muti- according to the number of months that with the redemption of such bond-, shall be lated or defaced in such a manner as to relieved from liability to the United States it has been outstanding. The Federal for such lczes. upon a determination by the create doubt or arouse suspicion with re- Reserve Bank of the District will furnish Secretary or the Treasury that such losses spect to the bond or any essential part each agent monthly with a table of re- resulted from no fault or negligence on the thereof. demption values from which It will be part of the Treasurer, the Federal Reserve (e) If the bond is marked "Duplicate." possible, after determining the month Bank orthequalfledpayingagent. o 0 0 (An owner of a bond marked "Duplicate" and year of issue of any bond, to establish The provisions of -ection 3 of the Govern- must submit it to the Treasury Depart- Its current value. After establishing such innt Loses In Shipment Act, as amended, ment, Division of Loans and Currency, value, payment thereof to the owner re- with respect to the finality of decisions by Washington 25, D. C., after completing questing payment shall be made In cash. the Secretary of the Treasury shall apply to and having It the determinatlon made pursuant to this the request for payment No objection will be made to an arrange- subc-4ction. **a duly certified by an authorized certifying ment between the owner and the agent officer.) under which the owner accepts in lieu (a) Considerationof facts-concerning (f) If the owner is deceased, incom- of cash, a credit to his checking, savings loss. In any case In which a loss occurs, petent or under legal guardianship or the, or share account with the agent, or a the paying agent shall be afforded ample owner's name as Inscribed on a bond is check or similar instrument payable to opportunity to present all of the facts changed for any reason other than mar- his order. Each agent shall place In the pertaining to the circumstances of the riage, or if it is known to the agent that upper left-hand portion on the face of payment for consideration by the Secre- the owner has been declared, in accord- each bond paid by It the word "Paid," tary. to manage ance with law, incompetent the amount and date of payment and the § 325.16 Preservationof rights. Noth- his estate. name, location and code number assigned (g) If partial redemption is requested. Ing contained in the regulations in this to theagent by the Federal Reserve Bank part shall be construed to limit or restrict (Only payment of the entire amount of Other data pertinent to the payment pro- principal and interest due may be made any existing rights which holders of cedure of an agent may be included if bonds may have acquired under the and under no circumstances will an ex- approved by the Federal Reserve Bank change be permitted for bonds of a lower Armed Forces Leave Act or the regula- of the District. Each paying agent of tions prescribed thereunder. denomination.) savings bonds acting also as a paying Attention is directed to § 325.17 for agent of Armed Forces Leave Bonds § 325.17 Redemption of bonds not handling bonds of the foregoing classes should use the same payment stamp for payable by agents. Any bonds which an of cases which may not be paid by both activities. The Federal Reserve agent is not authorized to pay pursuant agents. Bank will furnish any additional rubber to the provisions of this circular should SUBPART D-PAYMiE=T AND ACCOmTING stamps necessary for this purpose, or, in be forwarded by the owner, or his agent, lieu thereof, will approve suitable stamps after certification of the requests for § 325.10 Examination of bonds pre- in the possession of or prepared by an payment, to the Federal Reserve Bank sented for Payment. Before making pay- agent. The affixation of such data shall or Branch of the District for redemption m~nt of bonds presented.hereunder the be construed by and between the agent except that in the case of bonds marked agent: and the Treasury Department to be a "Duplicate" the bonds should be sent to (a) Shall determine that the person certification by the paying agent that the the Treasury Department, Division of requesting payment as the "owner" (as bond has been paid in accordance with Loans and Currency, Washington 25, defined in this part) is known or, his the terms and requirements of this part D. C. If an agent should undertake to Identity is established to the satisfaction and the Armed Forces Leave Act of 1946, forward such unpaid bonds at the re- of the agent. as amended, and regulations issued pur- quest and In behalf of the person entitled (b) Shall examine the bond and deter- tuant thereto, and that payment of the to payment, such bonds must be sent mie that It is a bond which the agent proceeds of the bond has been made to separate and apart from bonds which is authorized to pay under the provisions the owner. the agent has paid. of this part. the § 325.13 Forwardingpaid bonds to the (c) If the request for payment on 'Regulations governing replacement of back of the bond is already executed, Federal Reserve Bank. After payment, los- resulting from payments made In con- shall determine that the request is prop- the bonds shall be forwarded to the Fed- nection with the redemption of Armed Forces erly signed by the registered owner pre- eral Reserve Bank of the District in ac- Leave Bonds are set forth in Treasury Depart- senting the bond and that his home or cordance with instructions Issued by such ment Circular No. '751, Second RevisLon_ business address Is shown. Federal Reserve Bank, 2 The provisions of section 3 of the Govern- (d) If the-request for payment on the ment L=eas In Shipment act, as amended, § 325.14 Redemption of paid bonds byj with respect to the finallty of decisions by back of the bond has not been executed FederalReserve Banks. Upon receipt of the Secretary of the Treasury are-'Ntwlth- or has been improperly executed by the the paid bonds the Federal Reserve Bank atanding any provision of law to the con- owner presenting the bond, shall require will make immediate settlement with the trary, the decision of the Secretaky of the such owner to properly sign the request paying agent for the total amount of Treasury that such ls, destructIon, or dam- and show his home or business address. payments made on such bonds; however, age has occurred or that such shipment was mado substantially in accordance with such § 325.11 Certification of requests for such settlement shall be subject to ad- regulations shall be final and conclusive and justment if any discrepancies are dis- review by any other payment. In view of the provisions of ahall not ho subject to : this part governing the payment of the covered at a later date. o2cer of the United States ' 5364 RULES AND REGULATIONS

§ 325.18 Functions of Federal Reserve 1. To be bound by and to comply with the Banks. The Federal Reserve Banks, as provisions of Treasury Department Circular TITLE 34-NAVY No. 811, Ancludlng all supplements and Fiscal Agents of the United States, are Chapter I-Department of the Navy authorized to perform such duties, and amendments thereof and Instructions Issued prepare and issue such forms and in- thereunder. PART 9-ExEcuTIvE ORDERS, PnoCLAMA- 2. That the Secretary of the Treasury, or TIONS, AND PUBLIC structions; as may be necessary to the the Federal Reserve Bank of ------by LAND ORDERS APPLI- fulfillment of the purpose and require- written notice, may, at any time, and with- CABLE TO THE NAVY ments of this part. The Federal Re- out previous demand or notice, terminate FARFAN NAVAL RADIO STATION, CANAL ZONE serve Banks, when authorized by the the qualification of the undersigned; and Treasury Department, may utilize any that in the event of such termination the Authority for the issuance of orders or all of their Branches in the perform- undersignedj after receipt of such notice or affecting naval and military reservations ance of these duties. after the /date of termination specified in the Canal Zone was delegated to the therein, will not thereafter pay any Armed Secretary of War by Executive Order § 325.19 Supplements, amendments, Forces Leave Bonds. 9746, etc. The Secretary of the Treasury may It is understood that the undersigned may July 1, 1946. Orders with respect at any time or from time to time revise, withdraw from this Agreement at any time to naval reservations in the Canal Zone, supplement, amend, or withdraw, in upon written notice of such intention to the Issued pursuant to Executive Order 0746, Federal Reserve Bank of ------will be printed in full under Title 35 In whole or in part, the provisions of this In Witness Whereof, the undersigned has part, or any § 21.4. revisions, supplements or caused this Agreement to be executed under For an addition to the tabulation in amendments thereto, information as to seal by the officer below named, thereunto which will be furnished promptly to the duly authorized by a resolution of its gov- § 9.5, see § 21.4 of Title 35, in/ra, with Federal Reserve Banks and to the agents erning board or committee adopted on respect to setting aside lands in the Pan- the ------day of ------ama Canal Zone for a naval reservation qualified hereunder. 194_.. Compliance with the notice, to be known as the Farfan Naval Radio public ------Station. rule making procedure and effective date (Name) requirements of the Administrative Pro- cedure Act (Pub. Law 404, 79th Cong., (Address) TITLE 35-PANAMA 60 Stat. 237) with respect to this cir- [sEAL] By ...... CANAL cular is found to be contrary to the pub- (Signature of officer) Chapter I-Canal Zone Regulations lic interest ------because Armed Forces Leave (Title of officer) Bonds are redeemable at any time after PART 21-PuBLIc LANDS; MILITARY AND September 1, 1947, at the option of the ACKNOWLEMENT NAVAL RESERVATIONS owners, and a substantial amount of State of ------County of ------s: NOTE REGARDING CODIFCATION4 time is essential in order to establish the On this ------day of ------194--, procedure necessary for the payment of before me appeared ------, to me Executive orders affecting military and the bonds after the date set by the personally known, who, being by me duly naval reservations in the Canal Zone Congress. sworn, did say that he is the ------have been published in full text' under The regulations set forth in this part (Title of officer) Title 3-The President, and have been of the ------and that the seal tabulated under H2 21.3 and 21.4 of this will become effective immediately, the (Name of institution) requirements title. Authority for the issuance of such of section 4 (c) of the Ad- affixed to the above instrument, is the cor- orders was delegated to the Secretary of ministrative Procedure Act being dis- porate seal of said institution, and that the War by Executive pensed with to facilitate the redemption above instrument was signed and sealed in Order 9746, July 1, of Armed Forces Leave Bonds by the behalf of said institution by authority of its 1946, 3 CFR 1946 Supp. Orders with re- owners thereof after September 1, 1947, governing board or committee, and said of- spect to military and naval reservations in accordance with Public Law 254, 80th ficer acknowledged said instrument to be the In the Canal Zone, issued pursuant to free act and deed of said institution. Executive Order 9746, will be printed in Congress. [sEAL] ------full under Title 35, each order appearing [SEAL) A. L. M. WIGGINS, Notary Public. as a paragraph in § 21.3, in the case of Acting Secretary of the Treasury. My commission expires ------military reservations, or as a paragraph (In case the applicant has no corporate ExHmrr A seal omit the words, "and that the seal affixed In § 21.4, in the case of naval reservatiOns. Form PD 2125 to the above instrument is the corporate seal Treasury Deparment of said institution," and add at the end of Fiscal Service the affidavit "The institution has no corporate Bureau of the Public Debt seal.") [Canal Zone Order 2] Exlirr B APPLICATION-AGREMENT PART 21-PuBLic LANDS; MILITARY AND Payments by banks and other financial In- Form PD 2126 NAVAL RESERVATIONS stitutions Treasury Department in connection with the redemp- GATUN LAKE IILITARY tion of Armed Forces Leave Bonds Fiscal service RESERVATION Bureau of the Public Debt By virtue of the authority Dated ------, 194_. vested in the NOTICE Or QUALCATION OF A Wb OR OTIEHR President by section 5 of title 2 of the To the Federal Reserve Bank of ------FI2ANCIAIL INSTITUTION TO WANE PAYMENTS Fiscal Agent of the United Canal Zone Code, approved June 19,1034, States: IN CONNECTION WITH THE REDEIIPTION OF and delegated to me by Executive The ------, hereinafter re- ARED FORCES LEAVE BONDS Order (Name of institution) ...... -- 194.- No. 9746 of July, 1, 1946, it is ordered as ferred to as the undersigned, hereby applies ...... follows:-,i.. for qualification to make payments in con- To ------nection with the redemption of Armed Forces § 21.3 Military reservations in Canal Leave Bonds, as provided in Treasury Depart- Zone-(a) Gatun Lake Military Reser- ment Circular No. 811. The undersigned Gentlemen: vation-(1) Setting apartof reservation, hereby certifies that (a) it is incorporated Your Application-Agreement Form PD boundarzes. The following described under the laws of ------, (b) in the usual 2125, dated ------, has been ap- area of land situated in the Canal Zone course of business it accepts, subject to with- proved as of this date. You are hereby noti- Is hereby reserved and set apart as, and drawal, funds for deposit or the purchase of fied that you are qualified to make pay- shares; (c) it is under the supervision of the assigned to the uses and purposes of, a ments in connection with the redemption military reservation which of Armed Forces Leave Bonds pursuant to shall be (Name of supervising Dept. or similar office) known as Gatun Lake Military Reserva- of - . . the provisions of Treasury Department Cir- tion and ..------(d) it main- cular No. 811, and any supplemerts shall be under the control and (State or other jurisdiction) or amend- Jurisdiction of the Secretary of War, ex- tains a regular office for the .transaction of ments thereof and instructions issued pur- suant thereto. cept that it shall continue to be subject its business at the address specified below; to the civil Jurisdiction (c) it is open of the Canal Zone daily and observes regular busi- F:DER.AL RzsEEE BAz- oF ...... Government in conformity with the pro- ness hours; and (f) it has adequate author- Fiscal Agent of the United States. ity under its charter to enter into this agree- visions of the Canal Zone Code as amend- ment. By ...... ed and supplemented: In consideration of being qualified as a [F. R. Doe. 47-7386; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; Beginning paying agent, the undersigned hereby at an unmarked point "A" agrees: 9:03 a. m.] which is at the intersection of contour 87.0 Thursday, Angust 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5365

feet with the northern boundary of the Fort boundaries. The following-described 'I. 54157'00" W., 470.7 feet, to monument Gulick Military Reservation, the approximate area of land in the Canal Zone in- No. 23, which i- a I inch galvanized irc geodetic position of which (referred to the eluding the corridor hereinafter de- pipe; Panama-Colon Datum of the Canal Zone NT.53-41-40" E, 153.4 feet, through monu- Triangulation System) is in North latitude scribed) Is hereby reserved and set apart ment No. 23-A, which 9*19' plus 5,400 feet, and in West longitude as, and assigned to the uses and purposes Is a 2 inch galvanized 79"51' plus 500 feet: Iron pipe and monument 1o. 23-B. which is of, a military reservation, which shall be a bracs plug cet on the center line of the Fort Thence by metes and bounds: known as Fort Gulick Military Reserva- Gulick Romd, to monument No. 2-C, whihh" S. 40*00' E., 1,130 feet to an unmarked tion, and which shall be under the con- is a 2 inch galvanized iron pipe, the distances Point "B"- trol and jurisdiction of the Secretary of being 3.0 feet, 52.7 feet and 52.7 feet, sue- Due South, 2,400 feet to an unmarked War, subject tO the provisions of sub- cecs.vely. from beginning of cours. Point "C"" X. 5455-50" W. 209.2 feet to monument S. 80'00' E., 1,730 feet to an unmarked paragraph (2) of this paragraph: 23-D, which is a brass plug set in old con- Point "D"- The area comprising this reservation, crete foundation. N. 63*00' E., 2,670 feet to an unmarked consisting of the main reservation and a IT. 89*06'20' B. 342.2 feet through monu- Point "E"- 100-foot right of way- or corridor con- ment No. 23-E, which is a 2 inch galvanized Due South, 1,800 feet to an unmarked necting the reservation with the Bolivar Iron pipe to monument No. 24, which i a Point 'F'" Highway is situated southeasterly of 1% inch galvanized Iron pipe, the distances S. 50-30' E., 2,210 feet to an unmarked Mount Hope on the western shore of the being 186.1 feet and 156.1 feet, succe ively, Point "G" from beginning of course. Due South, along the 79050' Meridian, Quebrada Ancha Arm of Gatun Lake, in N7. 10,13'30" W.. 15.6 feet, to monument the Canal Zone, and the boundary is 12.150 feet ,to an unmarked Point "'H" No.24A, which Is a 1Y2 inch galvanized iron S. 79-00 W., 12,20 feet to an unmarked more particularly described as follows: pipe; Point "T'- Main Re.enration N. 10016'30" W. 715.2 feet to monument N. 46*30' W., 1,290 feet to an unmarked No. 24B, which is a Iy inch galvanized iron Point "J"" Beginning at monument no. 1. which is a pipe; N. 30'00' W., 1,850 feet, to an unmarked 1% inch galvanized Iron pipe ret in concrete, N. 10°18'00" W., 431.3 feet, to monument Point 'K' located on the continuous 92 foot contour No. 24C, which IS a 1% inch galvanized iron N. 65*00' W., 1,750 feet, to an unmarked of the west shore of the Quebrada Ancha Arm pipe; Point 'W" on the 87.0 coiitour on the easterly of Gatun Lake, the geographlc position of N. 10°12'C0" V7, 226.0 feet, to monument boundary of the Fort Win. D. Davis Military which monument, referred to the Canal Zone No. 24D, which Is a 1I4 inch galvanized iron Reservation; the approximate geodetic posi- triangulation system, Is in latitude 9018' N. pipe; tion of which is in North latitude 9°17' plus plus 2,418.6 feet and longitude 79*52' W. IT.10115'30" T., 192.8 feet, to monument 750 feet and in West longitude -79"521 plus plus 3,280.0 feet from Greenwich. No. 24E which is a concrete post, 8 inches 3,300 feet; Thence from said initial point, by metes square; Along the 87 foot contour in a northerly and bounds: I. 83159'30" E., 380.2 feet, through monu- and easterly direction to the point of begin- N. 23-03'00" W., 359.9 feet. to monument ment No. 24:, which I- a 1V2 inch galvanized ning. No. 1A, which is a 13% inch galvanized Iron iron pipe, to monument No. 25, which is a pipe; 2% inch galvanized iron pipe, the dIstances The above area contains an area of N. 23°12'30" W., 297.4 feet, through monu- being 239.4, feet and 1403 feet, successively, ment No. 1B, which 1,864 acres or 754 hectares, more or less, Is a 1 inch galvanized from beginning" of cour-e; and includes the following islands to- iron pipe, to monument No. 2 which is a NT.00*01'CO T.. 370.0 feet, to monument 2% Inch galvanized iron pipe, the distances No. 25. which is a concrete post, 8 inches gether with certain small unnamed being 202.7' feat and 94.7 feet. succesvel)', square; islands: Advent, Egronal, Banana, Man- from beginning of course. S. 50131'00" B. 1.522.2 feet, through monu- go, Zorra, Iguana, Piedras, Terapa and N. 73-07'30"1 W.. 369.8 feet to monument ments Ncs. 27 and 28, which are 2V Inch gal- Brazo. No. 3, which is a 11 Inch galvanized Iron vanized iron pipe-, to monument No. 23, The above area is as shown on Panama pipe; which Is a concrete post, 8 inches square the Canal Drawing No. U-6114-53 entitled N. 72*56'30" W.. 998.8 feet, through monu- distances being 501.6 feet, 53.0 feet, and "Boundary of Gatun Lake Military Res- ments Nos. 4. NF14 and 5, (Monument No.4 457.6 feet, successively, from beginning of is a 2% inch galvanized Iron pipe; monu- course; ervation" made by the Section of Surveys, -mentNo. NPI4 is a concrete pet, 8 Inches I. 85014'00" R, 432.9 feet, through monu- Office Engineering Division, The Pan- square; monument No. 5 is a 1,1 inch gal- ments No.-. 20 and 31, which are 2% inch ama Canal and on file in the office of the vanized iron pipe) to monument No. 6, which galvanized iron pipes, to monument No. 32, Governor, The Panama Canal, Balboa Is a concrete post 8 Inches square, the dL- which Is a I inch galvanized iron pipe, the Heights, Canal Zone. tances being 284.8 feet, 453.0 feet, 114.1 feet distances being 180.6 feet, 62.4 feet and 189.9 (2) Executive order superseded. This and 146.3 feet, successively, from beginning feet. successively, from beginning of coure; order supersedes Executive Order 8782 of course; I. 43047'30" E, 1,037.4 feet, paallel to and N. 45*58'00" W., 1182 feet, to monument 50 feet coutheasterly of the centerline of the of June 12, 1941 establishing a military No. 7, which is a 1% inch galvanized iron Fort Gulick-France Field Road, to monu- reservation on certain islands in Gatun pipe; ment No. 33, which Is a 12/ inch galvanized Lake, Canal Zone. (2 C. Z. Code 5; E. 0. N. 46-13'30" W., 315.5 feet, to monument iron pipe; 9746, July 1,71946, 3 CPR 1946 Supp.) No. 8. which Is a 2,2 Inch galvanized iron On a curve to the left, with a radius of 1.011.3 feet, 422. feet. to monument No. 34, pipe; , ROBERT P PATTERSON, N. 46-0100- W., 456.1 feet. to monument which Is a 132 inch galvanizad iron pipe (the Secretary of War. chord distance between monuments Nos. 33 No. 9. which s a 21 inch galvanized Iron "" pipe; and 34 being 419.4 feet, N. 31*49'30 B.); DECEMBER 1, 1946. ' N. 46-02'00" W., 400.0 feet, to monument 1. 19050'00" ., 1,345.0 feet, parallel to and [F. R. Doc. 47-7376; Filed, Aug. 6. 1947; No. 10, which is a 2, inch galvanized iron 50 feet easterly of the ceanterline of the Fort 8:51 a. 18.] pipe; Gulick-France Field Road, to monument Nlo. N. 46-01'00" W., 463.0 feet, to monument 35, which Is a 11/ inch galvanized iron pine; No. 11. which is a 2% Inch galvanized iron S. 21*59'30" F., 626.4 feet. to monument pipe; No. 30, which Is a 134 inch galvanized iron N. 46101'30" W.,205.1 feet. to monument pipe; [Canal Zone Order 6] No. 12, which Is a 21 inch galvanized iron Due East. 9,122.1 feet, through monuments pipe; Nec. 37 to 43, inclusive, which are 1I4 inch PArT 21-PuBLic LANs; MILITARY AND N. 46°01'00" W.. 1,141.6 feet, through mon- galvanized iron pipes, and 47 to 74, inclusive, NAvAL REsERvATioN uments No. 13 and 14 which are 2% inch gal- which are 234 inch galvanfzd iron pipes, to vanized Iron pipes, to monument No. 15, monument No. 75. which s a concrete post, FORT GULICK LUTARY RESERVATION which Is a concrete post. 8 inches square, the 8 inches square, located on the continuous By virtue of the authority vested in distances being 389.8 feet, 394.9 feet and 100 foot contour of the west shore of the The President of the United States by 356.9 feet, successively. from beginning of Quebrada Ancha Arm of Gatun Lake, the distances being, 374.3 feet, 125.1 feet, 254.1 section 5 of title 2 of the Canal Zone Code course; N. 00001'00" W., 2,515.4 feet, through mon- feet, 335.2 feet. 254.4 feet, 224.3 feet, 35.1 and delegated to me by Executive Order feet, 156.6 feet, 325.0 feet, 161.0 feet, 401.0 No. 9746 of July 1, 1946, it is ordered as uments Ne. 16 to 21, Inclusive, which are 2% Inch galvanized Iron pipes, to monument feet, 400.0 feet. 300.0 feet, 227.0 feet, 173.0 follows: feet, 264.0 feet, 517.4 feet, 307.0 feet, 134.0 feet, No. 22, which is a 1% inch galvanized Iron 340.4 feet, 137.2 feet. 203.0 feet, 300.0 feet, 332.0 § 21.3 Military reservations in Canal pipe, the distances being 249.8 feet, 193.4 feet, feet. * 92.0 feet, 342.0 feet, 180.0 feet. 73.0 feet, Zone. * 470.0 feet, 525.0 feet, 520.6 feet, 400.0 feet, and 262.0 feet, 440.8 feet, 113.0 feet, 347.0 feet, (b) Fort Gulick Military Reserva- 150.6 feet, successively, from beginning of 334.0 feet. 128.0 feet, 125.0 feet, 107.2 feet, tion-(1) Setting apart of reservation; course; succeclvely. from beginning of course; 5366 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Due East, 100 feet, more or less to an un- corridor as may be involved in the con- S. 34°64O1o" vi., 1,010.7 feet, through a con- marked point on the continuous 87 foot con- struction of necessary intersecting high- crete monument marked "I" to a concrete tour of the shore line of Gatun Lake; ways, overhead and underground power, monument marked "T',the distances being In a general southwesterly direction, along 298.2 feet and 721.5 feet, successively, from the 87 foot contour of the shore line of Gatun telephone, telegraph and pipe lines, and beginning of course; Lake, as it meanders, to an unmarked point, drainage channels. S. 7037'10" W., 426.6 feet, to a concrete from which the bearing and distance to the (v)The public shall be permitted ac- monument marked "J"' Above mentioned monument No. 1 is N. cess through or across the corridor to - S. 00-03'30" E., 591.1 feet, to a concrete 23°08'00" W., 15 feet, more or less; the'road known as the Old Gatun Road monument marked "J-I"' N. 23'08'00" W., 15 feet more or less, to the and to areas adjacent to the corridor, S. 00°02'20" E., 84.5 feet, to a concrete point of beginning. and over any ntersectingihtghway monument marked "K"' The tract as described contains an area which N. 88°10'20" N. 1,313.5 feet, through a con- of 1,755 acres, more or less. may be constructed as provided in sub- crete monument marked "L" to a concrete division (iv) of this subparagraph. monument marked "M" thR distaces being Right of Way or CorrdorFrom Bolivar (3) Executive orders superseded- This 170.8 feet and 1,142.7 feet, successively, from Highway order supersedes Executive Order beginning of course; 8737 '' The right of way or corridor connecting of April 16, 1941, and Executive Order N. 77°57'20 W., 990.3 feet, through a con- the main reservation with Bolivar Highway 9110 of March 24, 1942, establishing and crete monument marked IN" to a concrete is a strip of land 100 feet in width, extending enlarging, respectively, the Fort Gulick monument marked "0" the distances being 50 feet on each side of the centerline which Military Reservation. 829.2 feet and 167.1 feet, successively, from Is described as follows: (2 C. Z. Code 5; beginning of course; Beginning at a brass plug located on the E.0. 9746, July 1, 1946, 3 CFR, 1946 Supp.) N. 69-49'30" W., 248.5 feet, to a concrete centerlino of the Fort Gulick Road (present ROBERT P. PATTERSON, monument marked "P' Wflth of pavement 24 feet) and 100.0 feet Secretary of War N. 12-46'50" E., 187.3 feet, to a concrete southeasterly of the centerline of Bolivar monument marked "Q"" Highway, the geographic position of which MARCH 31, 1947. N. 44033'20" E., 94.1 feet, to a concretq monument, referred to in the Canal Zone tri- monument marked "R"- ' [F. R. angulation system, is in latitude 9°19 plus Doc. 47-7377; Filed, Aug. 6, 19471 N. 65°21'50"1 E., 93.6 feet, to a concrete 3,524.7 feet, and longitude 79*53' plus 5,287.8 8:51 a. m.l monument marked "S"' feet from Greenwich. N. 41374011 E., 230.9 feet, to a concrete Thence from said initial point in a general monument marked "T"" easterly direction, 4,179 feet, more or less, X 22°30150" E., 761.7 feet, to a concrete along the centerline of the Fort Gulick Road monument marked "U'" to monument No. 23B, which is a brass plug [Canal Zone Order 71 N. "355311011 E., 405.1 feet to a concrete on the westerly boundary line of the main PART 21-PuBL c LANDs; M ILTARY AND monument marked "T", reservation as above described. NAVAL RESERVATIONS N. 08049'30" W., 339.5 feet, through a con- The fight of wtiy or corridor as described crete monument marked '"-I", to a concrete contains an area of 9 acres, more or less. CERRO TIGRE MILITARY RESERVATION monument marked "X" the distances being The directions of the lines refer to the 188.0 feet and 151.5 feet, successively, from true meridian. All geographic positions are By virtue of the authority vested in beginning of course; referred to the Panama-Colon datum of the The President of the United States by N. 06°43'10" E., 869.5 feet, through 2 Inch Canal Zone triangulation system. section 5 of title 2 of the Canal Zone Code galv4nlzed iron pipe monuments marked The boundary of the main reservation, and delegated to me by Executive Order "X-1" and "X-2" to a 2 inch galvanized iron from monument No. 1 to monument No. No. 9746 of July 1, 1946, it is ordered as pipe monument marked "Y", the distances 75, inclusive, was surveyed by the Section follows: being 239.0 feet, 260.5 feet and 810.0 foot, of Surveys, the Panama Canal, in January successively, from beginning of course; and February 1940, and in December 1946. § 21.3 Military reservations 2n Canal S. 81047'20" E., 1,154.6 feet, through 2 inch The centerline of the right of way or cor- Zone. * * * galvanized iron pipe monuments marked "Y-" "Y.-2" and "Y-3" to a 2 ridor from Bolivar. Highway to the main (C) Cerro Tigre MilitaryReservation- inch galvan- reservation was surveyed by the Construct- (1) Setting apart of reservation;bound- Ized iron pipe monument marked "W", the ing Quartermaster, Panama Canal Depart- distances being 400.0 feet, 102.0 feet, 2a1,0 ment, U. S. Army, in January 1940. artes. The following-described area of feet and 311.6 feet, successively, from be- The entire reservation, consisting of the land situated in the Canal Zone is hereby ginning of course; main reservation and the right of way or reserved and set apart as, and assigned N. 2G005'20" W., 1,723.0 feet, to monument corridor, contains an area of 1765 acres, more to the uses and purposes of, a military "A' the point of beginning. or less, and is shown on Panama Canal draw- reservation, .which shall be known as The directions of the lines refer to the true ing No, M6114-65 entitled "Boundary of Fort Cerro Tigre Military Reservation and meridian. All geographic positions are re- Gulick Military Reservation," scale 1:10,000, ferred to the Panama-Colon datum of the which shall be under the control and Canal Zone triangulation system. dated December 6, 1946, on fie in the Gov- Jurisdiction of the Secretary of War, ex- ernor's Office, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone, The boundary from monument 'Z" to and in the Department Engineer's Office, cept that it shall continue to be subject monument "0*" in a clockwise direction, was Panama Canal Department, U. S. Army, to the civil jurisdiction of the Canal Zone surveyed by the Section of. Surveys, the Quarry Heights, Canal Zone. Goveinment in conformity with the pro- Panama Canal In April 1930, and from monument "G"to monument "Z", In a clock- (2) Conditions and limitations. The visions of the Canal Zone Code as wise direction, was surveyed by the Section reservation made by subparagraph (1) of amended and supplemented: of Surveys, the Panama Canal in December, this paragraph shall be subject to the Beginning at a concrete momument 1946. following conditions and limitations: marked "A" located 185.0 feet more or less, The. area -of the tract is 397.2 acres and Is easterly from the centerline of Madden Road, as shown on Panama Canal Drawing No, (i)The area comprising this reserva- M6114-73, tion shall continue to the geographic position of which monument, entitled "Boundary of Cerro Tigre be subject to the referred to the Canal Zone triangulation Military Reservation" Scale 1 to 4,000, dated civil jurisdiction of the Canal Zone Gov- system is in North latitude 9004, plus 1,000.00 January 27, 1947, on file in the ofice of the ernment in conformity with the provi- -feet and in West longitude 79d88 , plus 1,500.0 Governor, the Panama Canal and the oMce sions of the Canal Zone Code as amended feet from Greenwich. of the Commanding General, the Panama and supplemented. From monument "A" the bearing and Canal Department, U. S. Army, Quarry (ii) The military authorities shall bear distance to triangulation station "Gato" is, Heights, C. Z. S. 71*56'10" E., 2,000.7 feet. all the costs of the transfer of such area, Thence from sald Initial point, by metes (2) Executive order superseded. This including the cost of surveys and of can- and bounds: order supersedes Executive Order No. cellation of any agricultural licenses or N. 26°34'00" E., 1,118.0deet, to a concrete 5369 of June 16, 1930 establishing a mili- other permits which may be in force In monument marked "B"'" tary reservation knovm as the Celxo N. 84°28'00" E., 2,071.0 feet, to a concrete Tigre Ordnance Depot. (2 C. Z. Code 5; the area. "C"' (iII) No sanitary sewage originating monument marked / E. 0. 9746, July 1, 1946, 3 CFR, 1940 S. 35°56'00" E., 2,470.0 feet, to a concrete Supp.) within the developed sections of the monument marked 'D"' reservation shall be permitted to dis- S. 15°40'00,' W., 1,296.0 feet, to a concrete RObnRT P PATTERSON, charge Into the drainage basin of Gatun monument marked 'T" Secretary of War S.45°00'00" W., 1,245.0 feet, to z concrete Lake. monument marked "F" MAnCn 31, 1947. (iv) The right is reserved to the N. 73°43100" W., 609.4 feet, to a concrete IF.R. Doe. 47-7378; Filed, Aug. 0, 1047; Panama Canal to make such use of the monument marked "G", 8:52 a. m.] Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5367

[Canal Zone Order 9] From monument "J" the bearing and dis- Due West 3,464.0 feet, to monument X- tance to Army triangulation station "North 24-N,° which is an 8 Inch square concrete PART 21-PuBLic Lums; MILITARY AND Base" is, S. 56*27'10" W., 684.9 feet. pct; NAVAL RESERVATIONS Thence from said Initial point, by ractes IT.52-07'00" W, 2,452.1 feet, through mon- and bounds: ument3 I*-25-N and I7-25--A which are 22 PAtFAN NAVAL RADIO,STATION Due North, 2,797.8 feet, through monu- inch galvanized Iron pipes, to monument ments N-I, N-2.and N-3 which are 214 inch X-26-2, which is an 8 Inch square concrete By virtue of the authority vested in galvanized iron pipe3, to monument H-3, pcst, the distances being 1,489.1 feet, 463.0 the President of the United States by sec- which Is a 10 inch square concrete monu- feet and 500.0 feet, successively, from b-egi- tion 5 of title 2 of the Canal Zone Code, ment, the distances being 705.1 feet, 760.0 ning of coure; and delegated to me by Executive Order feet, 1.070.0 feet and 272.7 feet, succe:3lvely. Duenorth, 2,591.5 feet, through monuments from beginning of course; 55, 54. 53, 52, and 51, which are 2% Inch gal- No. 9746 of July 1, 1946, and after con- N. 89°58'00" E., 470.6 feet, to monument vanized Iron pipe:, to monument "J" the sultation with the Secretary of the Navy, H-2, which Is a 10 inch square concrete mon- point of beginning, the distances being 78.5 it isordered as follows: ument; feet, 650.0 feet, 303.0 feet, 530.0 feet, 530.0 N. 77-59'30" E., 965.5 feet. through monu- feet, and 500.0 feet, successively from be- § 21.4 Naval reservations in Canal ments H-2-A and H-2-B which are 21, inch ginning of course; Zone-(a) FarfanNaval Radio Station- galvanized iron pipes, to monument H-i The direction of the lines refer to the true Setting apart of reservation;boundartes. which is a 10 inch square concrete monu- meridian. All geographic positions are re- ment, the distances being 190.0 feet. 474.5 ferred to the Panama-Colon datum of thS The following-described area of land sit- feet, and 295.0 feet, successively, from be- Canal Zone triangulation system. uated in the Canal Zone Is hereby re- ginning of course. The western, eastern and southern boun- served and set apart as, and assigned to N. 87°46'2011 R, 0.9 feet. to monument dales were surveyed by the Section of Sur- the uses and purposes of, a naval reser- N-6 which Is a 2% inch galvanized Iron pipe; voys, the Panama Canal, in December 1940 Due East 2,190.0 feet, through monuments and January 1941, and the northern, north- vation, which shall be known as the Far- N-7, N-8. N-9, N-10 and N-10-A, which are ea3tern and southwestern boundaries were fan Naval Radio Station and which shall 2% Inch galvanized Iron pipe3 to monument surveyed by the Section of Surveys, the Pan- be under the control and jurisdiction of N-B which is an 8 inch square concrete pot, ama Canal in November 1946. the Secretary of the Navy, except that it the distances being 279.0 feet, 507.7 feet. The area of the tract is 819.7 acres and Is shall continue to be subject to the civil 231.7 feet, 324.9 feet, 213.0 feet and 634.3 as shown on Panama Canal Drawing No. feet, successively, from beginning of cource. U1-6114-74. entitled "Boundary of Farfan jurisdiction of the Canal Zone Govern- S. 58°07'15" E., 2,077.4 feet, through monu- Naval Radio Station, West Bank. Balboa, ment in conformity with the provisions ment %MX,which is a 21 inch galvanized C. Z." scale 1 to 5000, dated January 30, of the Canal Zone Code, as amended and iron pipe, to monument N-C which is an 8 1047, on fie in the office of the Governor. supplemented: Inch square concrete pot, the distances being The Panama Canal and the office of the - 1.050,0 feet and 1,027.4 feet, successvely, from Commandant, Fifteenth Nalval District. Beginning at monument "J" which is a beginning of course. concrete post, 8 inches squareFlocated on the Due South, 59099.3 feet, through monu- (2 C. Z. Code 5; E. 0. 9746, July 1, 1946, easterly side of the Bruja Military Road and ments N-11, N-12, N-13, N-14 and NT-1 3 CFR, 1946 Supp.) on the easterly boundary of the Fort Xobbe which are 2% inch galvanized Iron pipes, to RoaRT P. PATTERSON, Military Reservation, the geographic position an unmarked point, located In a swamp, re- of which monument, referred to the Canal ferred to as N-D on the map. the dLtancC3 Secretary of War. Zone triangulation system Is in north lati- ,being 275.8 feet, 800.1 feet, 693.9 feet. 244.0 Jmm 6, 1947. tude 8°56' plus 200.6 feet and west longitude feet. 435.5 feet and 3543.4 feet, suec-sively, IP. R. Doc. 47-7379; Piled, Aug. 6, 1947; 79'35' plus 3,637.1 feet from Greenwich. from beginning of course; 8:52 a. m.]

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

TREASURY DEPARTMENT (a) Sections 181.9, 181.10, 181.13 (a) be paid by the manufacturer pursuant 181.14 (a) 181.15 () and 181.19 are to the filing of a special tax return, Bureau of Internal Revenue amended; and Form 11, showing the information re- (b) Section 181.13 (g) Is added, as fol- quired by the form. Such returns shall [26 CFR, Part 1811 lows: be sworn to before a notary public or STILLS AND DISTnLLING APPARATUs other official duly authorized to admin- § 181.9 Name plate of manufacturer ister oaths. NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE TjAmiiG on still. Each still and worm or con- denser must be identified as follows: (b) Special (occupaional) tax. The Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the (1) Name of manufacturer. special (occupational) tax as manufac- Administrative Procedure Act, approved (2) Address of manufacturer. turer of stills Is due on the 1st day of June 11, 1946, that the regulations set July in each year, or on commencing (3) Manufacturer's serial number for such trade or business. In the former forth in tentative form below are pro- the article. posed to be prescribed by the Commis- Such, identification shall be shown by case, the tax shall be reckoned for one sioner of Internal Revenue, with the ap- year, and In the latter, It shall be reck- the manufacturer on a plate, securely at- oned proportionately from the Ist day proval of the Becretary of the Treasury. tached to the apparatus by riveting or Prior to the final adoption of such regu- brazing, or be cut, by the manufacturer, of the month In which the liability to lations, consideration will be given to by suitable die legibly and durably In the the special tax commenced, to and in- any data, views, or arguments pertaining material of which the apparatus Is made. cluding the 30th day of. June following. thereto which are submitted in writing The Identification marks may not be It shall be the duty of the special-tax in duplicate to the Commissioner of In- covered by insulating or other material, payers to render their returns with re- ternal Revenue, Washington 25, D. C., or otherwise obscured or concealed. quired remittances to the collector at within the period of 30 days from the Such marks on stills and worms or con- such times within the calendar month date of publication of this notice in the densers will be disclosed by the manu- In which the special tax liability com- FsnRmL REGIsTs. The proposed regu- facturer or vendor in the notice to the menced as shall enable him to receive lations are to be issued under the au- collector, and in the affidavits required such returns, duly signed and verified, thority of sections 2818, 3176, 3250 () by §§ 181.13 and 181.14. (Sec. 3791, together with the remittancescnot later L R. C.) than the last day of the month, except in (3) and 3791 of the Internal Revenue cases of sickness or absence, as pro- Code (26 U. S_ C. A. 2818, 3176, 3250 and § 181.10 Payment of iax-(a) Special vided by section 3634, I. R. C. 3791) tax return. Special (occupational) taxes (1) Posting of stamp. The special (oc- 1. Regulations 23 (Part 181, 26 CFR), imposed on manufacturers of stills and cupational) tax stamp must be conspicu- as amended, are hereby amended in these worms or condensers and the special ously posted In the establishment or place respects: (commodity) taxes on such articles will of business of the manufacturer of stills. 5368 PROPOSED RULE MAKING

(c) Special (commodity) tax. The cles are manufactured from metal plates user desires to remove any distilling ap- special (commodity) tax on each still or the words 'or Export" With the serial paratus to another location after the worm or condenser intended for distilling number of the article and the manufac- same has been registered, no permit is due when the manufacture thereof is turer's name directly thereunder, will be therefor wll be required. The user must, completed and must be paid at the time stamped (in letters and figures which however, prior to repnoval, file Form 26 such article is removed from the place of must, in no case, be less- than one-half to register the apparatus "not for use" manufacture or at the time of being set inch in height) thereon with a suitable and to disclose the location to which the up, if manufactured on the premises die, or otherwise permanently affixed to removal is to be made and the approxi- where Intended to be used, by affixing each article. When the article Is con- mate date of such removal. After re- to the article the special (commodity) structed of or encased in wood, the words moval, no such distilling apparatus in- tax stamp provided by the Commissioner. "For Export," the serial number of the tended for use in distilling, as defined in At the time of affixing such stamp it must article and the manufacturer's name will § 181.12, may be again set up without ap- be canceled by the manufacturer by writ- be branded thereon. (Secs. 3331 and plication to and permit from the district ing across the face thereof, In permanent 37.91, I. R. C,) supervisor in whose district the appara- ink, the yvord "canceled" followed by the tus is to be used, as provided in § 181.14 name of the manufacturer, the manufac- § 181.14 Procedure for removal and (b) Likewise, when a user sells or other- •turer's serial number of the article, and use-(a) Application and Permit for re- wise disposes of any distilling apparatus, the date of cancellation. moval. No still, boiler (doubler or pot no permit for removal, sale, or disposi- (1) -Method of ajglxzng stamp. After still)worm, condenser, or other dis- tion thereof will be required. The user cancellation of the stamp has been com- tilling apparatus, shall be removed from must, however, prior to disposal of such pleted, the stamp shall be enclosed in a the premises of the manufacturer, or apparatus, file Form 26 with the district moisture proof case having a transparent dealer, as the case may be for delivery to supervisor to register the apparatus "not face. The case, with stamp enclosed, a user, or for his own use, or for export for use" and to disclose the method of must be secured to the article by means without payment of tax, until the col- disposition (sale, destruction, or other- of screws, bolts, or rivets, or by bra2zng. lector of the district in which the manu- wise) the name and address of the per- (Secs. 3270, 3271, 3272, 3273, 3634, and facturer or vendor Is located has received son to whom disposed of, the approxi- 3791, I. R. C.) from the manufacturer or vendor an ap- mate date the apparatus is to be removed plication on Form 110, in triplicate, for § 181.13 Taxable status of stills-(a) and the purpose for which it is intended permission to remove the distilling appa- to be used. After removal, no such dis- Evidence of use. Any still or worm or ratus, and permit on such form has been condenser (as defined by § 181.3) with received from such collector to remove tilling apparatus intended for use in dis- the exception only of retorts for the pro- tilling, as defined in § 181.12, may be the same. Such application shall dis- again set up without application to and duction of wood alcohol, sold to a user close the name and address of the manu- by the manufacturer or otherwise dis- permit from. the district supervisor In facturer or vendor, the afproximate date whose district the apparatus is to be used, posed of or used by the manufacturer, the apparatus is to be removed, the will be presumed to be intended'for use in as provided in § 181.14 (b) Where there name and address of the person by whom has been a change in ownership, custo- distilling, as defined by § 181.12, unless, the apparatus is to be used or the name as to each still or worm or condenser, sat- dianship, control, or a removal to other and address of the person to whom the premises, of any still or distilling appara- isfactory evidence shall be filed, as here- apparatus is to be exported, the purpose inafter provided, showing that the same tus, the person in whose possession, cus- for which It is to be used, the type and tody, or under whose control the still or will not be used for distilling. Unless kind of apparatus, its capacity, the man- ,such evidence is filed, special (occupa- distilling apparatus is set up must imme- ufacturer's serial number of the appa- diately register the same with the district tional) tax as manufacturer of stills will ratus, and, if the apparatus Is taxable, be Incurred by the manufacturer and spe- supervisor. (Sees. 2810, 2818, 3170 and the serial number of the manufacturer's 3791, I. R. C.) cial (commodity) tax on each still or special (occupational) tax stamp and the worm or condenser must be paid by the serial number of the special (commodity) § 181.19 Drawback of tax. Under the manufacturer at the time of Its removal law the allowance of drawback is re- from the place of manufacture or, if tax stamp for the apparatus. The col- manufactured on the premises where n- lector issuing the removal permit shall stricted to the tax paid on stills "manu- furnish.a copy of such permit either (1) factured for export and actually ex- tended to be used, at the time of being ported." No drawback can be allowed set up. to the district supervisor in whose dis- • * * ) 'trict the apparatus Is to be set up, regis- on worms or condensers exported. tered and used, or (2) in the case of re- Where commodity tax has been paid on (g) Exportation. Stills or worms or moval for export, to the collector of stills intended for export and drawback condensers Intended for purposes other customs at the port of exportation who Is desired, the manufacturer shall brand than distilling as defined in § 191.12 may upon exportation shall endorse thereon such articles, make application for al- be removed for export by the manufac- a certificate that the article described in lowance of drawback, and deliver such turer, or dealer, subject to the applica- the body of the application has been ex- articles Into Custom's custody as pro- tion and permit prescribed by § 181.14 ported and return the Form 110 to the vided in §§ 181.20, 181.21, 181.22 and (a) without payment of the commodity collector of internal revenue. No dis- 181.23. (Sec. 3250 (j) (3), I. R. C.) tax thereon. The collector will note on tilling apparatus may be set up or used ,2. This Treasury decision shall be ef- the permit issued in such case the fol- for distilling as defined by § 181.12 with- lowing: "Removed for export to (insert- fective on the 31st day after the date of out application to and permit from the its publication in the FEDERAL RoISTERa. ing the name and address of the con- district supervisor in whose district the signee and the foreign port to which the apparatus is to be-used as provided In (Sees. 2818, 3176, 3250, 3791 of the In- article Is to be exported) -No commodity -§ 181.14 (b) (See 8H 181.17 to 181.27 ternal Revenue Code (20 U. S. C, A. tax due." Such stills or distilling appa- relative to exportation of stills with bene- 2818, 3176, 3250 and 3791)) ratus will have branded or stamped fit of drawback.) thereon,, in a conspicuous place, the ESEAL] GEORGE SCHOENEMAV, Commissioner o1 Internal Revenue. words "For Export," followed by the § 181.15 Registry of sills. * * * serial number of the article and the (c) Change in location or ownership [F. n. Doe. 47-7397; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; manufacturer's name. When such arti- of distilling apparatus. In the event a 8:51 a. m.] Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5369 NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Act (16 U. S. C. 791-825r) that Southern office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on California Edison Company of Los An- the 1st day of August A. D. 1947. National Park Service geles, California, licensee for Project No. In the matter of Republic Service Cor- [District, of Columbia Sign Order 61 382, situated on the Kern River, In Kern poration and Its subsidiaries, File Nos. SIGNS IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PARK and Los Angeles Counties, California, has 54-63 and 59-47. AREAS applied for amendment of Article 20 of L On August 1, 1946, the Commission the license for the project to provide for issued its findings and opinion (Holding OFFICIAL ADOPTION AND DESIGNATION the rate of return on the net investment Company Act:-Release No. 6320) disap- AUGUST 1, 1947. In the project to be determined under the proving both a plan filed pursuant to sec- (e) Pursuant to the National Capital Parks Commission's present rules and regula- tion 11 of the Public Utility Holding Regulations tions. Company Act of 1935 by Republic Serv- (36 CFR 3.4 f) 3.33) issued Any protest against the approval of ice Corporation ("Republic") a regis- by the Secretary of the Interior, effective this application or request for hearing tered holding company, and a plan filed September 15, 1945, the lists of official pursuant to section 11 (d)of the act by sagns adopted and designated by Sign thereon, with the reason for such protest Order No. or request and the name and address of Irving H. Isaac, a preferred stockholder 5 are hereby made a part of the party or parties so protesting or re- of Republic, for the recapitalization of this order and amended and supple- questing should be submitted on or before Republic. The Commission granted Re- mented as follows: September 4, 1947 to the Federal Power public and Isaac a period of 30 days (or West Potomac Park. Substitute under Commission, Washington 25, D. C. such additional time as may be applied this heading the attached page 51 in lieu [SEAL] LEON M. FUQUAy, for upon a proper showing) to file of pages-5 and 5a attached to Sign Order Secretary. amendments not inconsistent with its findings and opinion. No. 5. IF. R. Doc. 47-73G9; Filed, Aug. 0, 1947; The signs contained and described on 8:54 a. m.] Upon application for an extension of the attached list are hereby adopted and time within which to file an amended designated as official signs. plan, the Commission by order dated INTERSTP3E COMMERCE August 29, 1946, extended the time for This order shall become effective as filing such amended plan to September of August 5, 1947. COMMISSION 15, 1946. On September 16, 1946, a joint IRVING C. RoOT, IS. 0. 396. Special Permit 2581 plan for the reorganization of Republic Supertntendent. RECONSIGNxn1UT OF POTATOES AT was filed by Republic and Isaac. Since [F. R. Doc. 47-7380; Filed, Aug. 8. 1947; CHICAGO, ILL. the filing of said joint plan the Com- 8:55 a. in.l mission on November 12,1946, permitted Pursuant to the authority vested in me the sale of the physical assets of Lehigh by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Ice Company and Susequehanna Ice FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION paragraph of Service Order No. 396 (10 Company, two wholly-owned non-utility [Project 1201 F. R. 15008), permission is granted for companies of Republic. any common carrier by railroad subject Subsequently a declaration was fled SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON Co. to the Interstate Commerce Act: by Republic, which is now pending before NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AMENDLIENT OF To. disregard entirely the provisions of the Commission, proposing the sale of ARTICLE 18 OF LICENSE Service Order No. 396 insofar as It ap- all the outstanding securities of three of piles to the reconsignment at Chicago, Its wholly-owned subsidiary companies, AUGUST 1. 1947. IlI., July 31, 1947. by National Produce Public notice Is hereby given pursuant namely, The Mauch Chunk Heat, Power Inc., of car PFE 15911, potatoes, now on & Electric Light Co., Renovo Edison to the provisions of the Federal Power the Chicago Produce Terminal, to Mus- Act (16 U. S. C. 791-825r) that Southern Light, Heat & Power Company and Re- kegon, Michigan (PM) novo Heating Company, to Pennsylvania California Edison Company of Los An- The waybill shall show reference to geles, Califorma, licensee for Project No. Power & Light Company for a base con- this special permit. sideration of $674,590 to be paid m shares 120, situated on the San Joaquin River in A copy of this special permit has been Fresno and Madera Counties, California, of common stock of Pennsylvania Power served upon the Association of American & Light Company, with certain cash ad- has applied for aigendment of Article 18 Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent of the license for the project to provide Justments as of the date of closing. of the railroads subscribing to the car IL Notice Is hereby given that on July for the rate of return on the net invest- service and per diem agreement under ment in the project to be determined un- 14. 1947, Republic and Irving H. Isaac the terms of that agreement; and notice filed an amended Joint plan, pursuant to der the Commission's present rules and of this permit shall be given to the gen- regulations. sections 11 (d) and 11 (e)of the act, for eral public by depositing a copy in the the reorganiztion of Republic, which is Any protest against the approval of office of the Secretary of the Commission this application or request for hearing at Washington, D. C., and by filing It based on the prior consummation of the thereon, with the reason for such pro- sale by Republic of all the outstanding with the Director, Division of the Federal securities of The Mauch Chunk Heat, test or request and the name and address Register. of the party or parties so protesting or Power & Electric Light Co., Renovo Edi- requesting should be submitted on or be- Issued at Washington, D. C., this 31st son Light, Heat & Power Company and fore September 4, 1947 to the Federal day of July 1947. Renovo Heating Company as well as the Power Commission, Washington 25, D. C. Hoam C. KINo, sale of the common stock of Pennsyl- Director. vania Power & Light Company received [SEAL] LEON M. FuQuAy, Bureau of Service. Secretary. by Republic in exchange therefor. IF. R. Doc. 47-7381; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; All persons are referred to the afore- [P. R. Doc. 47-7368; ied, Aug. 6, 1947; 8:55 a. m.l said amended joint plan which is on file 8:54 a. m.] in the offices of the Commission for a full statement of the transactions therein SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE proposed which may .be summarized as [Project 3821 COMMISSION follows: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON Co. [rle No3. 54-3, 69-471 It is proposed to organize a new cor- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ALIENDMENT OF poration under the laws of Pennsylvama, ARTICLE 20 OF LICENSE REPUBInC SmVcE COP. ET AL. bearing the name of Republic Service AUGUST 1, 1947. NOTICE OF FILUO, N7OTCE OF AND ORDER Corporation. Such new corporation REOPENING CONSOLIDAED PROCEEDINGS, shall have an authorized capital of 103,- Public notice is hereby given pursuant NOTICE OF Aim ORDER Frc HEABINO to the provisions of the Federal Power 000 shares of common stock, $10.00 par 2 At a regular session of the Securities value per share, with full cumulative Filed as part of the original document. and Exchange Commission, held at Its voting rights and preemptive rights to No. 151----S 5370 NOTICES purchase or subscribe for additional The Commission has been requested joint plan are appropriate In nature and stock of any class. Republic shall ini- that if it bhould approve the amended reasonably adapted to the security struc- tially subscribe and pay for 100 shares of joint plan, such order or orders of ap- ture and earning power of the proposed such new common stock at the rate of proval shall contain recitals necessary new corporation and Its holding com- $10.00 per share. The new corporation to meet the requirements of the Internal pany system and whether any terms or would then issue to Republic 70,224 Revenue Code, as amended, including conditions should be imposed In connec- shares of its new common stock and in section 1808 of Supplement R thereof. tion therewith; exchange take over all the assets and The Commission has been further re- (4) Whether, if the amended joint assume all of the liabilities of Republfc. quested, In the event that this amended plan Is approved by the Commission, It Republic in turn proposes to distribute joint plan Is approved, to apply to an Is appropriate In the public Interest and as soon'as practicable the 70,324 shares appropriate District Court of the United in the interest of investors that any of new common stock so acquired to the States for an order to enforce and carry terms and conditions be Imposed In con- holders of its preferred stock in the ra- out the provisions of said amended joint nection with such approval and, If so, tio of four shares of the new common plan. what such terms and conditions should stock for each share of preferred. (The The Commission being required by the be; Commission In its findings and opinion provisions of section 11 (e) of the act be- (5) Whether the fees and expenses to dated February 19, 1943, found, among fore approving any plan thereunder to be paid in connection with the amended other things, that the common stock of find, after notice and opportunity for joint plan or the proceedings with re- Republic may not participate in any hearing, that such plan, as submitted or spect thereto are reasonable and appro- recapitalization of the Company- "Re- as modified, is necessary to effectuate the priate; public Service Corporation et al." 12 provisions of subsection (b) of section 11 (6) Whether the accounting entries In S. . C. 852 (1943), Holding Company Act and is fair and equitable to the persons connection with the amended joint plan Release No. 4128) affected by such plan, and it appearing are in conformity with the standards of It Is further proposed that the new appropriate to the Commission In the the Act and Rules promulgated there- corporation will issue and sell privately, public interest and in the interest of in- under; to one or more lending institutions, its vestors that hearings in these consoli- It is further ordered, That particular promissory notes In theaggregate princi- dated proceedings be reopened for the attention be directed at said hearing to pal amount of $950,000 at an interest purpose of considering said amended the foregoing matters apd questions, rate of not to exceed 3% per annum. Joint plan and to affQrd all interested' It is further ordered,That Jurisdiction Such loan is to be secured by a pledge of persons an opportunity to be heard with be, and it hereby Is, reserved to separate, all the outstanding securities of the op- respect thereto and that the application either for hearing, in whole or in part, erating subsidiary companies of the new with respect to said amended joint plan or for disposition, in whole or in part, corporation: The proceeds of such loan shall not be granted except pursuant to any of the issues, questions or matters would be used, together with-the pro- further order of the Commission: herein set forth or which may arise in ceeds of the sale of tthe Pennsylvania It is ordered, That hearings in these these proceedings or to consolidate with Power & Light Company common stock consolidated proceedings be reopened on these proceedings other filings or matters .and other treasury cash, to pay the face said matters at 10:00 a. in., e. d. s. t., on bertaining to the subjedt matter of these amount of Republic's $1,763,800 principal the 26th day of August 1947, at the of- proceedings, and to take such other ac- amount First Lien Collateral Trust Bonds fices of the Securities and Exchange tion as may appear conducive to an or- with interest to the payment date with- Commission, 18th and Locust Streets', derly, prompt and economical disposition out premium. Thereafter the indenture Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in such room of the matters Involved. trustee shall (a) deliver to the new cor- as may-be designated at that time by the It is further ordered, That the Secre- poration all assets pledged under the Hearing Room Clerk in Room 318. All tary of the Commission shall serve no- Trust Indenture other than the. cash persons desiring to be heard or other- tice of fling said application and required for the aforesaid payments wise wishing to participate in the pro- amended joint plan and of said hearing which the new corporation is entitled to ceedings and not heretofore granted by mailing a copy of this notice and order receive; and (b) execute and deliver to leave to be heard or participate shall by registered mail to Republic Service the new corporation an appropriate ,re- notify the Commission in the manner Corporation and Its subsidiary compa- lease. Thereupon Republic shall be dis- provided by its rules of practice, Rule nies, to Irving H. Isaac, to the Pennsyl- solved. XVII, on or before August 22, 1947. vania Public Utility Commission, to The It is contemplated that as soon as it is further ordered, That Willis E, Pennsylranla Company for Banking and practicable after the consummation of Monty, or any other officers of the Com- Trusts, Indenture Trustee, to the attor- this amended joint plan, application will mission designated by it for thatpurpose, neys of record In the legal proceedings be made to the Pennsylvania Public shall preside at the hearings In such specifically enumerated In the amended Utility Commission for authority to con- matter. The officer so designated to pre- joint plan, and that notice of said mat- solidate Fulton Electric Light, Heat and side at any such hearing is hereby au- ters shall be given to all other persons by Power Company, Greencastle Light, thorized to exercise all powers granted to general release of this Commission which Heat, Fuel & Power Company and Mer- the Commission under section 18 (c) of shall be distributed to the press and cersburg, Lehmasters & Markes Electric- said act and to a hearing officer under mailed to the mailing list for releases Co., three utility subsidiary companies the Commission's rules of practice. issued under the Public Utility Holding of Republic, into a single corporation by The Public Utilities Division of the Company Act of 1935, and that further ,merger, sale or otherwise and have such Commission having advised the Commis- notice-be given to all persons by publica- corporation and other subsidiaries issue sion that it has made a preliminary tion of this notice and order In the Fn- first mortgage bonds. The proceeds examination of the application and that,. ERAL REGISTER. from the sale of such bonds would be upon the basis thereof, the following It is further ordered, That Republic used to pay off subsidiary indebtedness matters and questions are presented for shall give additional notice of said hear- to the new corporation, which in turn consideration without prejudice to Its ing to all known holders of Its outstand- would use such funds, together with specifying additional matters and ques- ing First Lien Collateral Trust Twenty- other funds, to pay the indebtedness of tions upon further examination: Five Year Bonds, 5% Series A, and to all $950,000 principal amount above referred (1) Whether the ;anended joint plan, known holders of its preferred stock and to. as submitted or as hereafter modified, is common stock, by causing a copy of this The plan proposes that the time within necessary to effectuate the provisions of notice and order and a copy of the which the preferred stockholders of Re- section 11 (b) of the act and is in sub- amended Joint plan to be mailed to such public may turn 'in their stock in ex- stantial compliance with the Commis- holders at their last known addresses, change for the new common stock of sion's findings, opinion and order dated such !nailing to be made not less than 16 the new corporation shall be five years August 1, 1943; days prior to the date of said hearing. from the effective date of the plan, sub- (2) Whether the proposed amended 'By the Commission, Ject to certain specified exceptions. joint plan, as submitted or. as further Thereafter any such unexchanged shares modified, is fair and equitable to the per- [sEAL] NELLYE A. TnoRsvi, of the new common stock shall belong sons affected thereby; Assistant to the Secretarf. to the new corporation free of all clais (3) Whether the securities to be Issued, IF. R: Dc. 47-7374; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; of the preferred holders. in connection with the prpo*ed amended 8:53 a. m,] Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5371

[File No. 54-68] . [File No3. 54-75, 54-152, 59-8, 59-201 ter an appropriate order to such effect CoLanIrY GAS AND POWER Co. AND CO On ,EALTH& SouTHrnju CORP. under section 11 (b) (1) (DELAWARE) ET AL. (3) That Commonwealth will dispose A=RmicAx GAS AND PowER Co. of any remaining direct or indirect in- ORDER GRANTING EXTENSION OF T=SE ORDER APPROVING ALIENDED PLAN SUBJECT TO terest in Southern as soon as possible CONDITIONS AD REQUI ING DIVESTIY= after Commonwealth's retirement of its At a regular session of the Securities BY HOLDING COmPAnlIES OF InRTEIESTS IN preferred stock; and and Exchange Commision, held at its SUBSIDIARIES The applicants having requested that office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on At a regular session of the Securities the Commission enter an order finding the 31st day of July A. D. 1947. and Exchange Commission held at Its that the transactions proposed in the The Commission, by orders dated April office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on plan are necessary or appropriate to ef- 10, 1946, and January 14,1947, having ap- the 1st day of August 1947. fectuate the provisions of section 11 (b) proved a plan providing, among other In the matter of The Commonwealth & of the act and having requested that the Southern Corporation (Dslaware) re- Commifson's order approving the plan things, for the liquidation of Community shall contain the recitals required by Gas and Power Company and the reor- spondent. File No. 59-20; The Common- wealth &,Southern Corporation (Dela- sections 371 (W and 1808 (f) of the In- ganization of American Gas and Power ternal Revenue Code; and Company- and ware) and its subsidiar? companies, re- spondents, File No. 59-8; The Common- The proceedings on the plan having The Commission having approved said been consolidated with proceedings in- plan subject, among other things, to the wealth & Southern Corporation (Dela- ware) File No. 54-75; The Common- stituted previously under sections 11 (b) conditions specified in Rule U-24 and to wealth & Southern Corporation (Dzla- (1) and 11 (b) (2) involving Common- the condition that said orders should not ware) The Southern Company, File No. wealth and its subsidiary companies, and be operative to authorize the consumma- 54-152. with proceedings with respect to plans tion of the proposed transactions until an The Commonwealth & Southern Cor- filed by Commonwealth pursuant to sec- appropriate District Court of the United poration ("Commonwealth") a regis- tion 11 (e) of the act; and States, upon application thereto, should tered holding company, and The South- Public hearings having been held after have entered an order enforcing said ern Company ("Southern"), a Delaware appropriate notice, and the Commission plan; and corporation newly organized by Com- having considered the record and having monwealth, having filed an application this day iLsued Its findings and opinion The District Court of the United States herein; and for the District of Delaware, upon appli- and amendments thereto pursuant to The Commission having found that cation thereto by the Commission, having section 11 (e) of the Public Utility Hold- said plan is necessary to effectuate the entered an order on April 24, 1947 en- ing Company Act of 1935 for approval provisions of section 11 (b) and is fair forcing said plan; and of a plan involving, among other things, the transfer by Commonwealth to South- and equitable to the persons affected Certain debenture holders having ap- ern of $3,000,000 cash and Common- thereby, and having further found that pealed from said order to the United the electric properties of Alabama Power. wealth's Investments in Alabama Power Georgia Power, Mississippi Power and States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Company ("Alabama Power"), Georgia Third Circuit, and ssd Circuit Court Power Company ("Georgia Power") Gulf Power are retainable under common having entered an order on July 22, 1947 control as an integrated public utility Mississippi Power Company ("Mississippi system under the standards of the Act granting a stay of the District Court's or- Power") Gulf Power Company ("Gulf der pending the determination of the ap- and that the continued existence of Power") and Savannah River Electric Southern as a holding company over peal now set for argument during the Company ("Savannah River") In ex- such retanable.propertles is appropriate week commencing October 6, 1947; and change for 10.000,000 shares of common under such standards; The sixty-day period provided by Rule stock of Southern to be Issued by South- It is ordered, That said plan be and U-24 having expired on June 23,1947, and ern to Commonwealth; and hereby is approved, subject (a) to the the Commission having entered an order In connection with such plan, subject terms and conditions contained in Rule on June 23, 1947 extending said period to the condition that the transactions U-24, (b) insofar as the plan concerns until July 31, 1947; and proposed in the plan are carried out pur- acquisitions of securities by Southern The Company having now requested a suant to a finding of this Commission to from Commonwealth and the acquisition the effect that the electric properties of by Commonwealth of 10,000,000 shares further extension of time so as to per- Alabama Power. Georgia Power, Missis- mit consummation of the plan after of common stock of Southern, to the sippi Power and Gulf Power are retain- terms and provisions in the aforemen- July 31, 1947; and able under common control as aft inte- The Commssion having considered tioned agreements by Southern and Com- grated public utility system under the monwealth, () to the condition that said request and the status of said ap- standards of the act and that the con- Commonwealth shall, within fifteen days peal pending before said Circuit Court tinued existence of Southern as a holding from the date hereof, file with this Com- and deeming it appropriate that an ex- company over such retainable properties mission a further amendment to said tension of time be granted; is appropriate under such standards, and plan agreeing to pay such fees and re- It is ordered, That the time within to an order thereon approving such plan, muneration for services rendereAd and which the transactions proposed in said Southern and Commonwealth having en- make reimbursement for proper_ costs tered into agreements as follows: incurred in connection with these pro- plan may be consummated is hereby ex- (1) That Commonwealth will dispose tended until thirty days from the date ceedings, as the Commission shall finally or cause the disposition of Its direct or determine, award, allow or allocate upon of the entry of the final order determin- indirect interest in all of Its subsidiaries ing said appeal or, in the event no writ petition of any interested person, and (d) other than Alabama Power, Georgia to the general reservation of Jurisdiction to the Supreme Court of the United Power, Mississippi Power, Gulf Power and by the Commission to entertain such fur- States is applied for, then thirty days Savannah River, and that the Commis- ther proceedings, to make such supple- from the last day upon which such ap- sion may enter an appropriate order to mental findings and to take such further plication could have been made. such effect under section 11 (b) (1) action as It may deem appropriate in (2) That Commonwealth (as long as By the Commission. connection with said plan, the transac- Southernis Its subsidiary) and Southern tions incident thereto and the consum- will dispose or cause the disposition of [SEAL] NELLYE AL THORsEN, mation thereof, and to take such further Assistant to the Secretary. their direct or indirect interest In the action as It may deem necessary or ap- gas and transportation properties of Ala- propriate to effectuate the provisions of [F. R. Doc. 47-7371; Flled, Aug. 6, 1947; bama Power, Georgia Power and Gulf section 11 (b) of the act; and to the spe- 8:51 a. in.] Power, and that the Commission may en- ciflc reservation of jurisdiction to con- 5372 NOTICES

sider such supplemental Plans as may other and further appropriate orders lowing such 10th day) or on September be filed pursuant to sections 11 (d) and from time to time as the Commission may 10, 1947, whichever date Is later. The 11 (e) of the act. deem necessary to secure compliance with Commission action requested in the It is further ordered and recited, That the provisions of the act and the perti- pending application Is similar In sub- the transactions embraced within- the nent rules and regulations thereunder stance to the Commission action re- plan, hereinafter specified, are necessary and to carry out the provisions of this quested in three applications approved or appropriate -to the Integration or order. by the Commission In 1943, four applica- simplification of the holding company It 2s further ordered, That this order tions approved in 1944, four applications system of which Southern, Common- shall be effective immediately upon its approved in 1945, four applications ap- wealth, Alabama Power, Georgia Power, Issuance. proved In 1946, and two approved In Mississippi Power, Gulf Power and By the Commission. 1947, covering proposed distributions to Savannah River are members and neces- preferred stockholders. sary or appropriate to effectuate the [SEAL] NELLYE A. THORSEN, The applicant requests that the Com- provision§ of section 11 (b) of the Public Asszstant to the Secretary. mission's order be issued herein on or be- Utility Holding Company Act of 1935: [F. R. Doc. 47-7372; Filed, 'Aug. 6, 1947; fore August 30, 1947 and become effec- 1. The transfer and delivery by Com- 8:54 a. m.] tice forthwith so that Commonwealth monwealth to Southern and the acquisi- may pay the proposed dividend not later tion by Southern, pursuant to the plan, than October 1, 1947. of $3,000,000 cash and B- the Commission. 3,775,000 shares of common stock without [File Nos. 54-75, 70-7261 par value of Alabama Power [SEAL] NELLYE A. THORSEN, COAmONWEALTH & SOUTERN CORP. Aswstant to the Secretary. 2,500,000 shares of common stock without (DELAWARE) par value of Georgia Power IF.R. Doc. 47-7370; Fled, Aug, 6, 1947; 410,000 shares of common stock without NOTICE REGARDING FILING 8:54 p. m.] par value of Gulf Power 450,000 shares of common stock without At a regular session of the Securities par value of Mississippi Power and Exchange Commission held at its 500 shares of common stock without par office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on [File No. value of Savannah River and all of Its demand the 1st day of August 1947. 70-15511 notes amounting, at September 301 1946, to Notice is hereby given that an appli- FLORIDA POWER &LIGHT CO. AND AMERICAN $1,450,034; and cation-declaration has been filed with POWER & LIGHT CO. this Commssion pursuant to the Public 2. The issue and delivery by Southern SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER RELEASING JURISDIC- to Commonwealth and the acquisition by Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 by TION AND PERM.TTING APPLICATION DECLA- Commonwealth pursuant to the plan, of The Commonwealth .& Southern Corpo- RATION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE 10,000,000 shares of common stock of ration ("Commonwealth") a registered Southern having a par value of $5 per holding company. Applicant designates At a regular session of the Securities share. sections if and 12 (c) of the act and Rule and Exchange Commission, held at its It 2s further ordered, Pursuant to sec- U-46 as applicable to the proposed trans- office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on tion 11 (b) (1) of the act that Common- actions. the 30th day of July A. D. 1947. wealth shall sever its relations with all Notice is further given that any inter- Florida Power &Light Company "Flor- companies other than Alabama Power, ested person may, not later than August ida") an electric utility subsidiary of Georgia Power, Mississippi Power, Gulf 15, 1947 at 5:30 p. m., e. d. s. t., request American Power & Light Company Power, Savannah River, The Common- the Commission in writing that a hearing ("American") a registered holding com- wealth & Southern Corporation (of New be given on such matter, stating the na- pany subsidiary of Electric Bond and York) and Southern, by disposing or ture of his interest, the reasons for such Share Company, also a registered holding causing the disposition, in an appropriate request and the issues, if any, of fact or company, having filed an application- manner not in contravention of the ap- law raised by said application-declara- declaration and amendments thereto plicable provisions of the act and the tion proposed to be controverted, or may- pursuant to the Public Utility Holding rules and regulations promulgated there- request that he be notified if the Com- Company Act of 1935 with respect to the under, of Its direct and indirect owner- mission should order a hearing thereon. issuance and sale pursuant to the com- ship, control and holding of securities At any time thereafter, such application- petitive bidding provisions of Rule U- issued and properties and -businesses declaration, as filed or as amended, may 50 of $10,000,000 principal amount of owned, controlled or operated by such be permitted to become effective or may First Mortgage Bonds, __% Series due other companies. be granted as provided in Rule U-23 of 1977, $10,000,000 principal amount of 1..% the rules and regulations promulgated Sinking Fund Debentures due 1972 and It is further ordered, Pursuant to sec- __% tion 11 (b) (1) of the act that Common- pursuant to said act, or the Commission 150,000 shares of Cumulative Pre- wealth shall cease to own, operate,. con- may exempt such transaction as provided ferred Stock of the par value of $100 per trol, or have any Interest, direct or in- in Rules U-20 (a) and U-100 thereof. share; and direct, In the gas and transportation Any such request should be addressed: The Commission having by order dated properties and businesses of Georgia Secretary, Securities and Exchange Com- July 17, 1947 granted the application and Power and Gulf Power and the trans- mission, 18th and Locust Streets, Phila- permitted the declaration, as amended, portation properties and business of Ala- delphia 3, Pennsylvania. to become effective subject to the condi- bama Power. All Interested persons are referred to tion that the proposed Issue and sale of It is further ordered, Pursuant to sec- said application-declaration which Is on said securities shall not be consummated tion 11 (b) (1) of the act that Southern file in the office of the Commission, for a until the results of competitive bidding shall cease to own, operate, control or statement of the transaction therein pro- pursuant to Rule U-S0 shall have been have any Interest, direct or Indirect, In posed which is summarized below* made a matter of record in these pro- the gas and transportation properties and Commonwealth proposes, subject to ceedings and a further order entered by the approval of the Commission, to pay the Commission In the light of the record businesses of Georgia Power and Gulf so completed, and subject Power and the transportation properties a dividend of $3 per share or an aggre- to a further and business of Alabama Power. gate of $4,323,741 on the shares of its reservation of Jurisdiction with restrect It is provided, That jurisdiction be and preferred stock outstanding on June 30, to the payment of all legal fees Incurred It Is hereby reserved with 1947. The dividend was declared on July In connection with the proposed trans- respect to all actions; and steps to be taken to effectuate the divest- 30, 1947 and Is payable on the 28th day Florida having filed a further amend- ments ordered herein. after the date of the order of this Com- ment herein, which amendment has been It is further provided, With respect to mission permitting such payment or on joined In by American, stating that in the findings, opinion and order herein, October 1, 1947, whichever date Is later, response to the public invitation for bids in their entirety, and with respect to the to stockholders of record at the close of no bids were received on the preferred entry, publication, and service thereof business on the 10th day after the date stock; that American ptoposes to pur- that they shall be without prejudice to of such order (or if such 10th day Is not chase and Florida proposes to sell 100,000 the right of the Commission to enter such a business day, the first business day fol- shares of the common stock of Florida, Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 5373 for a cash consideration of $2,500,000. thereunder are satisfied, that no adverse 2. That the property described as Certificates for said shares will be deliv- findings are necessary thereunder, and follows: ered at the option of American prior to deeming It appropriate in the public In- a. Sixty-two (62) shares of $0.50 par January 29, 1948, provided however, that terest and In the interest of investors and value common capital stock of The Day- should Florida prior to January 29, 1948 consumers that the said Joint amend- ton Rubber Manufacturing Company, sell preferred stock of an aggregate value ment to the application-declaration be Dayton, Ohio, a corporation organized of in excess of $2,500,000 then, Florida granted and permitted to become effec- under the laws of the State of Ohio, evi- shall at the option of American, repay to tive, and finding no reasons for Imposing denced by certificates numbered 5320 for American the sum of $2,500,000 and the terms and conditions with respect to said fifteen (15) shares; 5328 for fifteen (15) obligation to deliver common stock of matters other than those set forth below- shares; 5329 for one (1) share, and 4912 Florida shall be cancelled. Said amend- it is ordered,That jurisdiction hereto- for thirty-one (31) shares, registered in ment further states that pursuant to the fore reserved with respect to the matters the name of Hans Uebelacker, together competitive bidding requirements of Rule to be deternflned as a result of competi- with all declared and unpaid dividends U-50, the bonds and debentures were of- tive bidding for said bonds and deben- thereon, and fered for sale with the results set forth tures under Rule U-5O be, and the same b. Fifteen (15) shares of $35.00 par below, hereby is, released, and that the appli- value preference A capital stock of The cation-declaration as amended by the Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Com- FIRST MORTGAGE BONas amendment filed on July 30, 1947 with pany, Dayton, Ohio, a corporation or- respect to the bonds and debentures be, ganized under the laws of the State of Con- Price Cost Underwriting group pan to com- tocom. and the same hereby is, granted and per- Ohio, evidenced by certificates num- ate pany I pany mitted to become effective, subject, how- bered 6004 for seven (7) shares; 6669 for ever, to the terms and conditions pre- for seven (7) shares; and 7984 for one per- scribed in Rule U-24; and (1) share, registered in the name of cent It is further ordered, That Jurisdiction Uebelacker, together with all de- Lehman Bros ----- 3 10L 8907 2.9051 Hans Drexel & Co.-Centrali epub- heretofore reserved with respect to fees clared and unpaid dividends thereon. lic Co ------3 10L 70i 2.91O0 of counsel for the company in connection is property within the United States The First Boston Corp ------. 10L 219 2. 938 with the transactions proposed in the Blyth & Co. Inc.-Smith, Bar- owned or controlled by. payable or de- ney & CO ------3 10L 21 2.9390 application-declaration, as amended, and or on ac- Halsey, Stuart & Co. Ino.... 3 10L 1699 2.9410 the fee of counsel for the successful bid- liverable to, held on behalf of Glore, Forgan & Co ------3 IOL 16 2.9415 count of, or owing to, or which is evi- White, Weld & Co ------3 1OL05 2.9470 der with respect to the sale of said bonds dence of ownership or control by, the Harrunan Ripley & Co., Inc.- and debentures be, and the same hereby Lazard Freres & Co.-Lee, aforesaid national of a designated enemy Higgmson Corp ------3 100.411 2.9791 is, released; and country (Germany) It Is further ordered, That Jurisdiction heretofore reserved with respect to the and It is hereby determined: DEBENTURES results of competitive bidding on the pre- 3. That to the extent that the person ferred stock and legal fees for counsel for named in subparagraph I hereof is not Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc --- - 10 .19 &3- 3 The First Boston Corp----32§ OL 039 3.l the underwriters with respect to the sale within a designated enemy country, the Lehman Bros ------34 100.3412 &47N of such stock be, and hereby Is, con- national interest of the United States tinued; and requires that such person be treated as a 1Plus accrued Interest. It is further ordered, That the applica- national of a designated enemy country tion-declaration, as amended, with re- (Germany) Said amendment having further stated spect to the purchase by American and All determinations and all action re- that with respect to the First Mortgage sale by Florida of common stock of quired by law, including appropriate con- Bonds, Florida has accepted the bid of Florida be, and hereby is granted, and sultation and certification, having been the group headed by Lehman Brothers permitted to become effective, subject, made and taken, and, it being deemed as set out above and that the bonds will however, to the terms and conditions necessary in the national interest, be offered for sale to the public at a price prescribed in Rule U-24. There Is hereby vested In the Attorney of 102.60% of the principal amount General of the United States the prop- thereof resulting in an underwriters' By the Commission. erty described above, to be held, used, ad- spread of 0.7093% of the principal [SEAL] NELLYE A. Tnaons;, ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise amount of said bonds; and that with re- Assistant to t1 Secretary. dealt with In the interest of and for the spect to the debentures, Florida has ac- benefit of the United States. cepted the bid of the group headed by [F. R. Doe. 47-7373; Filed, Aug. 8, 1947; The terms "national" and "designated Halsey, Stuart &Co., Inc., as set out above 8:53 a. m.] enemy country" as used herein shallhave and that the debentures will be offered the meanings prescribed in section 10 of for sale to the public at a price of 101% Executive Order 9193, as amended. of the principal amount thereof resulting DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Executed at Washington, D. C., on in an underwriters' spread of 0.81% of July 18, 1947. the principal amount of said debentures; Office of Alien Properly and Ausseosy: 40 Stat. 411, 55 Stat. 839, Pub. For the Attorney General. The Commission finding that the pro- Laws 322, 671, 79th Cong., COStat. 50, 925: 80 [SAL] o DAVI I. BszRroir, posed payment of counsel fees in the U. S. 0. and Supp. App. 1, 616, r. 0. 9193, Assistant Attorney General, amount of $17,500 to Reid & Priest, New July 6, 1942, 3 C5R. Cur. Supp., E. 0. 9567, Director, Office of Alien Property. York counsel for Florida; $12,500 to June 8, 1945, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp., E. 0. 9788, Loftin, Anderson, Scott, McCarthy & Oct. 14, 1946, 11 F. R. 11981. IF. P. DOc. 47-7389; FllId, Aug. 6, 1947; Preston, local counsel for Florida, in full [Vesting Order 9455] 8:57 a. i.] compensation for all services rendered or to be rendered in connection with the HWuS UEBmEACER issuance and sale of the bonds, deben- In re: Stock owned by Hans Uebe- tures and preferred stock; and $12,000 lacker. F-28-22867-D-1. [Vesting Order 94731 to LeBoeuf & Lamb, counsel for the suc- Under the authority of the Trading MLIA M]AMr cessful bidders for the bonds and deben- with the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex- tures, which latter fee is to be paid by ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and In re: Estate of Maria Milan, deceased. the successful bidder, are not unreason- Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to D-344-18; E. T. sec. 5732. able; and law, after investigation, it is hereby Under the authority of the Trading The Commission having considered the found: with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu- record herein and finding with respect to 1. That Hans Uebelacker, whose last tive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec- the joint amendment filed by American known address is Teublitz, Oberpfalz, utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, and Florida to the application-declara- Germany, is a resident of Germany and after investigation, It Is hereby found: tion that the requirements of the appli- a national of a designated enemy coun- 1. That Paul Milan, whose last known cable provisions of the act and rules try (Germany); address Is Hungary, Is a resident of Hun- 5374 NOTICES gary and a national of a designated en- to, held on behalf of or on account of ALFRED QUENSEL or owing to, or which was evidence 6 emy country (Hungary) )1&iI" Or INTENTIOiN TO RETURN VESTED 2. That the sum of $150.69 deposited ownership or control by, the aforesaid with the Treasurer of Cook County, Ilt- national of a designated enemy country PROPERTY nols, on January 14, 1943, to the credit of (Germany), Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad- as amended, the aforesaid national, pursuant to an and it Is hereby determined: ing with the Enemy Act, order of the Probate Court of Cook Coun- notice is hereby given of Intention to 4. That to the extent that the person days from the date ty, Illinois, entered December 12, 1941, named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not return, on or after 30 in the matter of the estate of Maria of publication hereof, the following within a designated enemy country, the D. C., Milan, deceased, is property payable or national interest of the United States property located in Washington, deliverable to, or claimed by, the afore- requires that such person be treated-as subject, -to any. increase or decrease re- said national of a designated enemy a national of a designated enemy country sulting from the administration thereof country (Hungary), (Germany) prior to return, and after adeqigate pro- 3. That such property is in the process All determinations and all action re vision for taxes and conservatory ex- of administration by the Treasurer of quired by law, including appropriate con- penses: Cook County, Illinois, as depositary, act- sultation and certification, having been ing under the judicial supervision of the made and taken, and, it being deemed Claimant Claim Property Probate Court of Cook County, Illinois; necessary in the national interest, and It is hereby determined: There is hereby vested in the Attorney TheFlrstNational Bank 4972 M30,861.31 in the 4. That to the extent that the person General of the United States the prop- of Chicago, administra- Trnsurv of the named in subparagraph 1 hereof is not erty described above, to be held, used, tor vith the will on. Unittd $tateq. administered, liquidated, sold or other- nexed of the estate of within a designated enemy country, the Alfred Quense], Chi- national interest of the United States re- wise dealt with in the interest of and for cage, IlL. quires that such person be treated as a the benefit of the United States. national of a designated enemy country This vesting order is issued nunc pro (Hungary) tune to confirm the vesting of the said Executed at Washington, D. C., on All determinations and all action re- property in the Alien Property Custodian August 1, 1947. quired by law, including appropriate con- by acceptance thereof on October 14, For the Attorney General. sultation and certification, having been 1946, pursuant to the Trading with the made and taken, and, it being deemed Enemy Act, as amended. (SEAL] DAVID L. BAzELON, necessary in the national interest, The terms "national" and "designated Assistant Attorney General, There is hereby vested in the Attorney enemy country" as used herein shall have Director, Office of Alien Property. General of the United States the prop- the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [F. R. Doc. 47-7393, Fled, Aug. 0, 1947, erty described above, to be held, used, Executive Order 9193, as amended. 8:58 a. m.) administered, liquidated, sold or other- Executed at Washington, D. C., on wise dealt with in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States. July 23, 1947. The terms "national" and "designated For the Attorney General. ENRIQUE KMIRFELDT enemy country" as used herein shall [SEALI DAVID L. BAZELON, have the meanings prescribed in section NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED Assistant Attorney General, PROPERTY 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Director Office of Alien Property. Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad- Executed at Washington, D. C., on IF R. Doc. 47-7391; Fried Aug. 6, 1947; July 23, 1947. 8:57 a. in.] ing with the Enemy Act, as amended, notice is hereby given of Intention to re- For the Attorney General. turn, on or after 3D days from the date [SEAL] DAVrD L. BAZELON, of publication hereof, the following prop- Assistant Attorney General, AARON & DAuTCH AND KEER & LEAVITT erty, subject to any Increase or decrease Director Office of Alien Property. resulting from the administration there- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED of prior to return and after adequate IF. a. Doec. 47-7390; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; PROPERTY taxes and conservatory 8:57 a. 3n.] provision for Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad- expenses: ing with the Enemy Act, as amended, notice is hereby given of intention to re- turn, on or after 30 days from the date Claimant Property and location [Vesting Order 9474] of the publication hereof, the following FREDERICK W. NOLL property, subject'to any increase or de- Enriquo ummerfeldt, 1064 302 tharcg of common crease resulting from the administration ekEnrQu )Kummer. capital stock of the In re: Estate of Frederick W Nell, also thereof prior to return, and after ade- feidt Kooprs, k 11. Central American known as Fred W Noll, deceased. File quate provision for taxes and conserva- Kummerfdt, Cliuate. Plantatlona Corpora. No. D-28-9860; E. T. sec. 13899. ani City, Outc- tion, regbltered i tho tory expenses: mala. name of the Attorney Under the authority of thdF Trading General of the United with the Enemy Act, as amended, Ex- State, pre'ently In custody of the Safe- ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex- Claimant. Property andlocatien keeping Dopartment ecutive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, of t e Fcaeranlt-'ervo Bank of New York. after investigation, it is hereby found: Aaron & Dautch, 500. 1416 $2M5.50inthe Treas- $20,4261001n the Treasury 1. That Ella Zimmerman, whose last Walbridge Bldg., Buf- ury of the United of the United ViatC3 known address is Germany, is a resident fale, N. Y. States. reprewnting liquldat- Kremer & Leavitt, 270 1416 $237.32 m the Trees- 1% dividendg from of Germany and a natfonal of a desig- Broadway, New York, ur of the United shares. nated enemy country (Germany), N. Y. IStates. 2. That the sum of $500.00 was paid to the Alien Property Custodian by Anafred Executed at Washington, D. C., on Executed at Washington, D. C., on K. Klein, Executrix of the Estate of August 1, 1947. August 1,1947. Frederick W Nall, also known as Fred For the Attorney General. W. Noll, deceased; For the Attorney General. 3. That the said sum of $500.00 is pres- [SEAL] DAVID L. BAzELON, [SEAL] DAVID L. BAZELON, Assistant Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General, ently in the possession of the Attorney Office of Alien Property. General of the United States and was Director Office of Alien Property. Director property within the United States owned IF. R. Doec. 47-7392; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; IF. R. Doc. 47-7394; Filed, Aug. 0, 1047; or controlled by, payable or deliverable 8:57 a. m.] 8:58 a. M.] Thursday, August 7, 1947 FEDERAL REGISTER 53-75 F=rz HOHqTVSa [Vesting Order 9491 Under the authority of the Trading CAML LuS= with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu- IOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED tive Order 9193, as amended, and Execu- PROPERTY In re: Trust under the will of Carl tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law. Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad- Landsee, deceased. File D-28-2235; E. T. after Investigation, It Is hereby found: ing with the Enemy Act, as amended, sec. 2971. 1. That Frleda Ludwig and Elsa Klier, notice is hereby given of intention to Under the authority of the Trading whose last known address is Germany, return, on or after 30 days from the with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu- are residents of Germany and nationals date of the publication hereof, the fol- tive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec- of a designated enemy country (Ger- lowing property located in Washington, utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, many) D. C., subject to any increase or decrease after investigation, it Is hereby found: 2. That the issue of Elsa Kiler, names resulting from the administration there- 1. That Joseph Schnitzler, wvhose last unknown, who there is reasonable cause of prior to return, and after adequate known address Is Germany, Is a resident to believe are residents of Germany, are of Germany and a national of a desig- nationals of a designated enemy country provision for taxes and conservatory nated enemy country (Germany), expenses: (Germany), 2. That the heirs-at-law, names un- 3. That all right, title, interest and known, of Joseph Schnitzler, who there claim of any kind or character whatso- is reasonable cause to believe are resl- CIRI~nt laim Property ever of the persons Identified insubpara- dents of Germany, are nationals of a graphs 1 and 2 hereof, and each of them, designated enemy country (Germany) In, to and against the estate and the Fritz Hobenemser, rex- 1146 $7,S015lntheTreas- 3. That all right, title, interest and 1001D. F., Afico. ury of the United trust created under the will of Oskar States. claim of any kind or character whatso- Ludwig, deceased, Is property payable or ever of the persons identified In subpara- deliverable to, or claimed by the afore- graphs 1 and 2 hereof, and each of them, Executed at, Washington, D. C., on In and to the trust created under the will said nationals of a designated enemy August 1, 1947. of Carl Landsee. deceased, Is property country (Germany), For the Attorney General. payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, 4. That such property is In the process the aforesaid nationals of a designated of administration by State Street Trust [SEAL] DAVID L. BAZELox, enemy country (Germany) Company, as Trustee, acting under the Asststant Attorney General, 4. That such property Is In the process judicial supervision of the Probate Court, Director Office of Alien Property. of administration by the First Wisconsin Suffolk County, Massachusetts; [F. Rt. Doc. 47-7395; Filed, Aug. 6. 1947; Trust Company, as trustee, acting under and It is hereby determined: 8:58 a. 13.1 the judicial supervision of the Milwaukee County Court, Wisconsin; 5. That to the extent that the persons Identified In subparagraph 1 and the is- and it Is hereby determined: sue of Elsa Kler, names unknown, are 5. That to the extent that the person not within a designated enemy country, named in subparagraph 1 hereof and the JULIEN DUNGLER heirs-at-law, names unknown, of Joseph the national Interest of the United States Schnitzler, are not within a designated requires that such persons be treated as NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED nationals of a designated enemy country PROPERTY enemy country, the national interest of the United States requires that such per- (Germany) Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad- sons be treated as nationals of a desig- All determinations and all action re- ing with the Enemy Act, as amended, nated enemy country (Germany). quired by law, including appropriate con- notice is hereby given of intention to re- All determinations and all action re- sultation and certification, havng been turn, on or after 30 days from the date of quired by law, including appropriate con- made and taken, and, it being deemed publication hereof, the following prop- sultation and certification, having been necessary in the national interest, erty located in Washington, D. C., in- made and taken, and, It being deemed cluding all royalties accrued thereunder There Is hereby vested in the Attorney necessary in the national interest, General of the United States the property and all damages and profits recoverable There Is hereby vested in the Attorney for past infringement thereof, after ade- General of the United States the prop- described above, to be held, used, ad- quate provision for taxes and conserva- erty described above, to be held, used, minisered, liquidated, sold or otherwise °tory expenses: administered, liquidated, sold or other- dealt with In the interest of and for the wise dealt with in the interest of and for benefit of the United States. the benefit of the United States. The terms "national" and "designated Claimant -g Property The terms "national" and "designated enemy country" as used herein shall have enemy country" as used herein shall the meanings prescribed in section 10 of have the meanings prescribed In section Executive Order 9193, as amended. Sullen ungler, Basel, 5931 PropertydeseribedlnVest- 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Switzerland. ing Order No. G6W(8 Executed at Washington, D. C., on F.R. 5047, April 17,1943) Executed at Washington, D. C., on July 23, 1947. relating to United States Letters Patent Nos. July 23, 1947. For the Attorney General. ,117,603and 2,118,375, to the extent owned by For the Attorney General. IsEAL] DAVID L. B4721~o,07 claunant immediately Assistant Attorney General, to the resting [SEAL] DAVID L. B.%zxro, prortreof including royal- Assistant Attorney General, Director, Office of Alien Property. ties pertaining thereto In Director Office of Alien Property. the amount of $16,90.00. [F. R. Dm 47-7359; Flied, Aug. 5. 1947: IF. R. Doc. 47-7358; Flied, Aug. 5, 19471 8:48 a. m.] 8:48 a. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C., on August 1, 1947. For the Attorney General. [Vesting Order 94761 fVeotlno Order 94701 [SEAL] DAVID L. BMELON, Assistant Attorney General, Osxsa LuDWaiw In re: Estate of Theresa Schnurr, de- Director Office of Alien Property. In re: Estate and trust u/W of Oskar. ceased. File D-28-11516; E. T.s ec. 15739. [F. R. Doe. 47-7396; Filed, Aug. 6, 1947; Ludwig, deceased. File D-28-2414; E. T. Under the authority of the Trading 8:58 a. m.] sec. 3768. with the Enemy Act, as amended, Execu- 5376 NOTICES enemy country (Ger- and Execu- the meanings prescribed In section 10 of of a designated tive Order 9193, as amended, as amended. tnany), tive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, tXecutive Order 9193, 4. such property is In the proc- after investigation, it is hereby found: Executed, at Washington, D. C,, on That ess of administration by Edwafd Hart 1. That Rudolph Kuhner, also known July 23, 1941. and George Gillen, as Executors of the as Rudolph Kuner and Joseph Kuhner, For.the Attorney General. Estate of Henry Sundermeyer, a/k/a also known as Joseph Kuner, whose last Henry C. Sundermeyer, deceased, acting known address is Germany, are residents [SnAiL DAWID I. BAZSLON, o under the judicial supervision of the Sur- of Germany and nationals of a desig- - Assistant Attorney General, rogate's Court, Queens County, State of nated enemy country (Germany) Director,Office of Alien PropertyJ. New York; and 2. That all right, title, interest IF. R. Dc. 47-7360; Fliled, Aug. 5, 1947; and it is hereby determined: or character whatso- claim of any kind m.] 5. That, to the extent that the above ever of the persons Identified in subpara- 8:49 a. the estate of named persons and the Issue, names un- graph 1 hereof in and to and the Schnurr, deceased, Is property known of, Karl Sundermeyer, Theresa gOrder9771 Issue, names unknown of Adele Ruwe, payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, are not within a designated enemy coun- of a designated [Vesting the aforesaid nationals of the United enemy country (Germany), HENRY SUmnEaRissv try, the national interest be 3. That such property is in the process of Henry Sundermeyer, States requires that such persons In re: Estate of a designated of administration by Albert A. Schaefer, a/k/a Henry C. Sundermeyer, deceased. treated as nationals as executor, acting under the judicial File No. D-28-11626; E. T. sec. 15841. enemy country (Germany). the Suffolk County Pro- All determinations and all action re- supervision of Under the authority of the Trading con- bate Court, Boston, Massachusetts; amended, Execu- quired bylaw, Including appropriate with the Enemy Act, as been Order 9193, as amended, and Execu- sultation and certification, having and4t is hereby determined: tive Order 978,9788, aand nd pursuant ant toelu-,madeto law, necessary and ntaken, the national and, it interest,being deemed that the persons tive 4. That to the extent eesre in the tre y subparagraph 1 hereof are after investigation, It Is hereby found: identified in Adele There Ishereby vested Inthe Attorney not within a designated enemy country, 1. That Karl Sundermeyer and the prop- last known address is General of the United States the national interest of the United States Ruwe, whose be held, used, ad- are residents of Germany and erty described above, to requires that such persons be treated as Germany, liquidated, sold or otherwise country nationals of a designated enemy country ministered, nationals of a designated enemy dealt with in the interest of and for the (Germany) (Germany) States. 2. That the Issue, names unknown of benefit of the United All determinations and all.action re- The terms "national" and "designated appropriate Karl Sundermeyer, atid the Issue, names quired by law, including who there Is enemy country" as used herein shall have consultation and certification, having unknown of Adele Ruwe, in section 10 of cause to believe are residents the neanings prescribed been made and taken, and, it being reasonable Order 9193, us amended. in- of Germany, are nationals of a desig- Exective deemed necessary in the national at Washington, D. C., on terest, nated enemy country (Germany), Executed 3. That all right, title, interest and July 23, 1947. There Is hereby vested In the Attorney the Attorney General. United States the prop- claim of any kind or character whatso- For General of the persons Identified n subpara- erty described above, to be held, used, ever of the graphs I and 2 hereof, and each of them, [SEAL] DAVzD L. BAZEL0N, administered, liquidated, sold or other- Assistant Attorney Gencral, wise dealt with in the interest of and in and to the estate of Henry Sunder- meyer, a/k/a Henry C. Sundermeyer, ide- Director Office ol Alien Property. for the benefit of the United States. Filed, Aug. 5, 1947: and "designated ceased, Is property payable or deliverable [F. R. Dc. 47-7361; The terms "national" tn nr claimed by. the aforesaid nationals 8:49 n. in.] as used herein shall have v ...... i -- enemy country" D