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kONAL 4/s
REGIST
VOLUME 11

1934

NUMBER 198

4 A ilT E O %

Washinffton, Thursday, October 10, 1946
Regulations TITLE &ADMINISTRATIVE
PERSONNEL
Chapter ICivil Service Commission P art 25 F o r m a l E d u c a t io n R e q u ir e
m e n t s fo r A p p o i n t m e n t to C e r t a in S c ie n t if ic , T e c h n ic a l a n d P r o f e s
s io n a l P o s it i o n s a d d it io n s to l is t
1. Paragraph a of 25.1, Positions for which formal education requirements prescribed, is amended to read as follows:

and experience and give the applicant the substantial equivalent of a 4-year college course.
In either A or B above, the courses must have included analytical chemistry, both quantitative and qualitative, and in addi tion, any two of the following : a Advanced Inorganic Chemistry; b Biochemistry; c Organic Chemistry d Physical Chemistry.
A ll - of these courses must have been ac ceptable for credit toward the completion of a standard 4-year professional curriculum leading to a bachelors degree in chemistry at a college or university of recognized standing.

Restrictions of certification for highly tech nical positions. For those positions involving
highly complicated or fundamental scientific research or similar difficult scientific duties, a Section 5 of the Veterans Prefer certification may be restricted to those eligibles who show the successful completion of ence Act of 1944 58 Stat. 388; 5 U. S. C.
a fu ll college education in chemistry in a Sup. 854 provides that no m in im um college or university of recognized standing.
educational requirements will be pre Duties. The duties of the P -2 to P-8
scribed in any civil-service examination chemist are : to perform, conduct, plan, or except for such scientific, technical or direct scientific investigative, developmental, professional positions the duties of which or fundamental research work in one or more of the specialized fields of chemistry; to col the Commission decides cannot be per lect, examine, and interpret scientific data;
formed by a person who does not have to coordinate assignments and programs; to such education. Scientific, technical and prepare, budget estimates for specified re professional positions for which the search programs; and to perform related Commission has decided a minimum ed duties as assigned.
ucational requirement is necessary and I. Those positions in chemistry requiring, as a positive requirement, formal education the Commissions reasons for its deci to the extent only o f 30 semester hours of sions are as follows:
college study in chemistry supplemented by 2. Section 25.1 b is revoked.
appropriate experience or education are char acterized as follows:
3. The following positions are added The solution of specific problems of to the list of positions for which formal limited scope which does not involve the educational requirements have been pre application of all the principles of the scien scribed:
tific fields related to chemistry in general, CHEMIST, P2 THROUGH P - 8
problems where a broad viewpoint or training is not necessarily required; conducting im Educational requirements.
Applicants portant chemical analyses of material;
must have successfully completed one of the directing the standardization and testing following:
of well-known types of equipment or instru A. A full 4-year course, in a college or uni ments; developing modifications of standard versity of recognized standing, leading to a procedures, tests, techniques, etc.; making bachelors degree in chemistry. This study literature surveys of the field; and prepar must have included courses in chemistry consisting of lectures, recitations and appro ing, editing, and reviewing technical reports priate practical laboratory work totaling at on the results of the work performed in the least 30 semester hours; or field of professional chemistry.
B. Courses in chemistry, in a college or II. Those positions requiring the success university of recognized standing, consistfu l completion of four years of college or lug of lectures, recitations and appropriate university training in chemistry are charac practical laboratory work totaling at least terizedas follows :
30 semester hours plus additional appropri Critical investigative work requiring a ate experience or education which, when sound knowledge of the fundamental laws, combined with the 30 semester hours in chemistry, w ill total
4 years of education
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CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A griculture D epartment . See also
Page
Farm Security Administration.
Animal Industry Bureau; mis cellaneous amendments___11768
Fats and oils, quotas WFO 42, Am. 28________ ____ ______ 11767
Livestock Branch; miscellane ous amendments__________ 11767
Marketing Facilities Branch;
miscellaneous amendments. 11768
A l ie n P roperty C ustodian :

Vesting orders, etc.:
Ahr, Marie_______:__________ 11776
Costs and expenses incurred in certain court actions:
Massachusetts__ ._________ 11782
Minnesota, Michigan, and Indiana______________ 11779
Minnesota, New York and Montana____ _________ 11778
New York_________________ 11780
Pennsylvania ____________ 11779
Deutsche Reichsbank 3 docu ments_____ 11777, 11781, 11784
Dorner, Hermann I. A _______ 11777
Kubo, Rinji__________________ 11784
Nakano, Toku Mori wake_____11779
One Hundredth Bank,Ltd 11776
Freussische Staatsbank Seehan dlu n g___________ __ 11783
Schulte, C. Fritz_________ ___11783
C iv il A eronautics B oard:

Pan
American Airways, Inc.
et al., hearing____________ 11774

Civ il S ervice C o m m issio n :

Appointment to scientific, tech nical and professional posi tions, formal education re quirements; additions to l i s t ------------------------------ 11765
C iv il ia n P roduction A dministra
t io n :

Consent order; John J. Joyce, Jr., and Charles P. McLaugh lin--------- --------11774
F arm S ecurity A d m inistratio n :

Farm ownership loan limita tions:
Colorado______________
Minnesota___________________
Montana_____________________
Texas________________________
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