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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 11, 1941

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CONTENTSContinued Department of the Interior:
Bituminous Coal Division:
Page Hearings and relief:
District Board No. 2______
283
Forsyth, H. M____________ 284
Magic City Coal Co., et al__ 287
283
Robinson Coal Co________
Wheeling Township Coal Mining Co___________ 284
Memorandum opinions, etc.:
Bituminous Coal Producers Board for D i s t r i c t No. 11______________
286
Carrier and Son, et al____
285
Stevens, O. W., et al., hear ing postponed__ _______
286
Wilmington Coal Mines, Inc., order consenting to with drawal of petition______
286
Department of Labor:
Wage and Hour Division:
Learner employment certifi cates, notice of issuance.. 288
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo ration:
Call for report of condition and annual report of earnings and dividends____________ 288
Federal Power Commission:
Connecticut Light & Power Co., order to show cause______
288
Federal Trade Commission:
Orders appointing trial examin ers, etc.:
Alachuzos, D. M., Co________
290
Burry Biscuit Co., Inc______
290
National Retail Liquor Pack age S t o r e s Association, Inc., et al. substitute 290
order________________
Ryder, John H., et al_______
290
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Palestine Economic Corp., hear ing_____________________
290

In the rearrangement of Chapter I of Title 8, the following P art numbers are assigned to the respective subchapters:
Subchapter AAdministrative Organi zationParts 1 to 99, inclusive.
Subchapter B Immigration Regula tionsParts 100 to 199, inclusive.
Subchapter CChinese Regulations Parts 200 to 299, inclusive.
Subchapter D Nationality Regula tionsParts 300 to 399, inclusive.
Although one hundred Part numbers are assigned to each subchapter, all of the P art numbers in any subchapter have not as yet, and may never be, fully utilized.
Unused Part numbers are reserved for possible future expansion, and no signifi cance should be attached to the fact that published Parts in any subchapter are not in consecutive numerical order.
L e m uel B. S c h o field , Special Assistant to the Attorney General, In charge Immigration and Naturalization Service.
F. R. Doc. 41-233; Filed, January 10, 1941;
10:56 a. m.

TITLE 8ALIENS AND NATIONALITY
CHAPTER IIMMIGRATION AND
NATURALIZATION SERVICE
General Order No. C-28
R egulations U nder t h e N a t io nal it y A ct of 1940; O ther C hanges J anuary 9, 1941.
Pursuant to the authority conferred by section 327 of the Nationality Act of 1940 54 Stat. 1150, section 37 a of the Act of June 28, 1940 54 Stat. 675, 90.1, Title 8, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations 5 F.R. 3503 and all other authority conferred by law, the follow ing regulations are hereby promulgated:
Repeal of Certain Existing Regulations Effective January 13, 1941, present Subchapter C, Naturalization Rules and Regulations, of Chapter I, Title 8, Code of Federal Regulations, is repealed in its entirety, including the subchapter desig nation, title, and all Parts thereof.
Naturalization Rules and Regulations of December 1,1936, as amended Effective January 13, 1941, present 28.1,28.2 and 28.8 of P art 28, Subchap ter A, Immigration Rules and Regula tions, are repealed. Rule 29, Subdivisions A and B and Subdivisions F, Paragraph 3, Immigration Rules and Regulations of January 1,1930, Edition of December 31, 1936, as amended.
Effective January 13, 1941, present P ari 26 of Subchapter A, Immigration Rules and Regulations, is repealed.
General Order No. C-20 of June 4, 1940;
5 FJR. 2147

New Regulations Effective January 13, 1941, the follow ing new regulations are promulgated as
portions of Title 8, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations:
x S ubchapter A A dministrative O rganization PART 60 ADMINISTRATIVE FIELD OFFICERS
Sec.
60.1 D istrict directors and assistant dis trict directors; powers and duties a D istrict directors.
b A ssistant district directors.
60.2 D ivisional directors and assistant divi sion al directors; powers and duties a D ivisional directors.
b A ssistant divisional directors.
60.3 N aturalization examiners and officerspowers and duties.
60.4 In vestigation and report where cer tificate or other document procured illegally or fraudulently.
60.5 In vestigation and report of possible crim inal offenses.

60.1 District directors and assistant district directors; powers and duties a District directors. A district direc tor shall be in charge of an administra tive field district, and shall at all times be subject to the immediate control, di rection, and supervision of the Commis sioner or a Deputy Commissioner. A
district director, in addition to other dutes imposed by law or regulation, shall have the immediate control, direction, and supervision of all officers and em ployees within his district, and may, with the approval of the Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner, prescribe such regulations not inconsistent with law, effective within his district, as may be necessary for the efficient transaction of business, and the custody, use, and pres ervation of records, papers, and equip ment, and to govern and control such officers and employees.
b Assistant district directors. The assistant district director of a field dis trict shall perform such duties as may from time to time be assigned to him by the district directors. In case of the death, resignation, illness, or absence of the district director, or of his inability to serve, the assistant district director shall be the administrative officer in1
charge of the district.
60.1 to 60.5, inclusive, issued under th e au th ority contained in sec. 23, 39 Stat.
892, 8 U.S.C. 102; sec. 24, 43 Stat. 166, 8
U.S.C. 22C; sec. 327, 54 Stat. 1150; sec. 37 a, 54 S tat. 675, 8 U.S.C. 458; 8 CFR 90.1. Stat u te s interpreted or applied and statutes giv ing special au th ority are listed in paren theses at th e end of specific sections.

60.2 Divisional directors and assist ant divisional directors; powers ana duties.a Divisional d ir e c to r s . A
divisional director shall be the officer in charge of a field subdistrict, and sh&
at all times be subject to the immediate control, direction, and supervision of tne district director. A divisional director shall have the immediate control, direc tion, and supervision of all officers ana employees within such subdistrict._
divisional director, in addition to o duties imposed by law or regulations perform such other duties as may be signed to him by the district direc within whose jurisdiction he is locaieu.