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FEDERAL
VOLUME 8

REGISTE
1934
O A í/ t E O

NUMBER 223

Washington, Wednesday, November 10, 1943
The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9395
Additional Compensation op E nlisted P ersonnel op the M arine Corps R egu larly D etailed as M essmen
By virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States, it is hereby ordered as follows:
1. Enlisted personnel of the Marine Corps, including the Marine Corps Wom ens Reserve, regularly detailed as messmen in a command shall receive the same compensation in addition to their monthly pay as is now or may hereafter be allowed the enlisted personnel of the Navy under like circumstances: Pro vided, That the ratio of the number of messmen to the number of personnel subsisted in a mess and the conditions under which enlisted personnel of the Marine Corps, including the Marine Corps Womens Reserve, may be credited additional compensation for the per formance of duty-as messmen, shall be in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of-the Navy for en listed personnel of the Navy.
2. This order shall supersede the Ex ecutive order of September 18,1906, pro viding for the detail of enlisted men of the Marine Corps as messmen, and shall be effective as of November 1, 1943.
F ranklin D R oosevelt T he W hite H ouse,
November 8, 1943.
P. R. Doc. 43-18084; Piled, November 0, 1943;
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I nsertion in G overnment Contracts of P rovision R egarding D iscrimination CONSTRUCTION OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 9346
T he W hite H ouse, W ashington, November 5, 1943.
M y D ear M r. A ttorney G eneral:

You have brought to my attention the Comptroller Generals opinion holding that Executive Order 93461 is directive only and not mandatory in requiring in18 P.R. 7183.

sertion in all Government contracts of a provision obligating the contractor not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment on account of race, creed, color, or national origin; and requiring the contractor to include simi lar contractual provisions in all sub contracts.
There is no need for me to reiterate the fundamental principles underlying the promulgation of the Executive Order, namely, that the prosecution of the war demands that we utilize fully all avail able manpower, and that the discrimi nation by war industries against persons for any of the reasons named in the Or der is detrimental to the prosecution of the war and is opposed to our national democratic purposes.
I realize the hesitancy of the Comp troller General to withhold payments on Government contracts in which these provisions have not been included where there is doubt as to whether the Order is mandatory. I therefore wish to make it perfectly clear that these provisions are mandatory and should be incorpo rated in all Government contracts. The Order should be so construed by all Gov ernment contracting Agencies.
Very sincerely yours, F ranklin D R oosevelt Honorable F rancis B iddle, The Attorney General, Washington, D. C.
F. R. Doc. 43-18109; Filed, November 9, 1943;
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Regulations TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter XWar Food Administration Production Orders FPO 12, Revision 2
P art 1206F ertilizer ORGANIC NITROGENOUS MATERIAL
Sec.
1206.601 Definitions.
1206.602 Acquisition and use by fertilizer manufacturers.
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THE PRESIDENT
E xecutive O rder:

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Marine Corps, additional compehsation for enlisted per sonnel detailed, as mess men_____ ________________15419
Letter:

Discrimination provision in Government contracts, con struction of Executive Or der 9346__________________15419
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
Civil A eronautics A dministration :

Designation of civil airways;
Amber Civil Airway No. 2
Corr._________________ 15422
O ffice of D efense T ransportation:

Solid fuels transportation regu lations__________________ 15433
O ffice of P rice A dministration:

Boats, ships, etc., repairs Rev.
SR 11, Am. 39__________
Dairy products MPR 289, Am.
2 1 ____________________
Ethyl alcohol, west coast MPR
295, Am. 4 ______________
Feeding stuffs, animal products RMPR 74, Am. 5 _______
Fish and seafood, fresh MPR
418, Am. 15_____________
Food, feeds and beverages Rev.
SR 1, Am. 35____
Lumber:
Central hardwood MPR 155, Am. 10______________
Southern hardwood RMPR
97, Am. 10____________
Petroleum and petroleum prod ucts RPS 88, Am. 134__
Regional and district office or ders:
Community ceiling prices, list of orders filed__________
Food and drink sold for im mediate consumption, designated areas:
Denver, Colo. Restaurant MPR 7-1, Am. 2 _____
St. Louis, Mo. Restaurant M PR 5-8, Am. 1____
Rubber tires and tubes, new MPR 143, Am. 8 ________

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