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VOLUME 11

REGISTER

1934

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NUMBER 248

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Washington Saturday, December 21, 1946
The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9812
I nspe ctio n of I nco m e , E xcess -P r o f it s , and D eclared V a l u e E xcess - P r o f its T ax R eturns b y th e C o m m itt e e o n N aval A ffa ir s , H ouse of R epresenta
tives .

By virtue of the authority vested in me by sections 55 a , 508, 603, and 729
a of the Internal Revenue Code 53
Stat. 29, 111; 54 Stat. 989,1008; 26AJ. S. C.
55 a, 508, 603, 729 a it is hereby ordered that income, excess-profits, and declared value excess-profits tax returns for the years 1941, 1942, and 1943, shall be open to inspection by the Committee on Naval Affairs, House of Representa tives, or any duly authorized subcom mittee thereof, for the purpose of carry ing out the provisions of House Reso lution 154 Seventy-ninth Congress, first session, passed March 19, 1945, such inspection to be in accordance and upon compliance with the rules and regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury in the Treasury de cision relating to the inspection of re turns by that committee, approved by me this date.1
This Executive order shall be effective upon its filing for publication in the F ed
ucation, Federal Security Agency 11
F. R. 11765 the educational requirement is amended to read as follows; , EDUCATION SPECIALIST, P-4 THROUGH P-8

Educational requirements. Completion of a full four year course in a college or uni versity o f recognized standing which must have included, or have been supplemented by, major study in education or in the particu lar field in which the duties as a specialist are to be performed.

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For the reasons set forth in the accompanying justifications the follow ing positions are added to the list of po sitions in 25.1 a for which formal educational requirements have been pre scribed.
25.1 Positions fo r which formal education requirements p r e s c r i b e d .
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INSTRUCTOR, METEOROLOGY P-2
THROUGH P-5

Eduoational requirement. All applicants must have successfully completed a resident course of study in Weather Forecasting The ory at a military sfchool or college, or a cur riculum of study which included or has been supplemented by at least 20 semester hours of study consisting of laboratory work in syn optic meteorology and forecasting, and fun damental courses in synoptic and dynamic meteorology at a college or university of rec ognized standing.
Duties. W ith varying degrees of responsi eral R egister .
bility commensurate with the grades indi cated, to instruct military personnel in one H ar r y S. T r um an or more o f the following subjects: Surface T h e W h it e H ouse , Charts and Weather Forecasting, Auxiliary December 19, 1946.
Charts and Diagrams, Air Mass Analysis, Syn optic Meteorology, Dynamic Meteorology, P. R. Doc. 46-21867; Filed, Dec. 19, 1946;
Limited Data Analysis, World Geography and 4:50 p. m.
Climatology, Extended and Long Range Fore casting, Weather Station Operation, Staff Weather Subjects, Oceanography, Applied Mi Regulations cro-Meteorology, Tropical Meteorology, Anomalous Radar Propagation, In-Flight Weather Observation, and other related sub TITLE 5ADMINISTRATIVE
jects, in accordance with a definite instruc tional program, or prescribed course of study;
PERSONNEL
to prepare or assist in preparing material for Chapter ICivil Service Commission instruction; and to perform related duties as assigned.
P art 25 F o rm al E d uc atio n R e q u ire
Knowledge and training requisite for per ments for A p p o in t m e n t to C e r t a in S c i
formance o f duties. The advances in the field of meteorology have been largely the e n t if ic , T e c h n ic al and P rofessional result of the application of the laws ,and P o sitio ns concepts of the physical sciences to the solu ADDITIONS TO LIST
tion of the problems of meteorology. A
of the pertinent physical sciences 1.
In the justification for Education knowledge is indispensable in interpreting observational Specialist, P-4 through P-8, Office of Eddata, in designing and Improving the instru ments used in making scientific observations, 1See T. D. 5548, T itle 26, Chapter I, Part 458, infra.
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
E x e c u t iv e O rder ;

Pa8e
Income, excess-profits, and de clared value excess-profits tax returns; inspection by Committee on Naval Affairs, House of Representatives 14583
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A griculture D e pa r tm e n t . See also
Entomology and Plant Quar antine Bureau; Farm Credit Administration.
Oranges in California and A ri zona; limitation of ship ments_____________________ 14586
ALiEif P r o p e r t y , O f fic e
of:

Rules of procedure; forms-------Vesting orders, etc.:
Arndt, William-----------------Ferd, Muhlens, Inc_________ Hoppe, Herman_____________
Kleeden, Mark______________
Pampel, Ruth O ----------------

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C i v i l A e ro n au tic s B oard :

Accounts and reports; forms of reports of financial and op erating statistics.---------- 14588
Tariffs; filing, posting and pub lishing by air carriers and foreign air carriers--------- 14588
C i v i l S ervice C o m m is s io n :

Appointment to certain scien tific, technical and profes sional positions; positions for which formal education requirements prescribed___ 14583
C iv i l ia n P ro d u c tio n A d m in is t r a
t io n :

Alcohol, ethyl; Government held stocks M-300, Revo cation of Dir. 5 ------------Clothing for men and boys L 224, Revocation_________
Pig iron, merchant; priorities assistance M-21, Dir. 13 _
Symbol TFS, use on selected or ders for steel sheets M-21, Revocation of Dir. 11____
Priorities system operation:
Educational equipment, dis posal by Government agencies PR 13, Dir. 23 _
Special sales P R 13_______
Steel products, selected,, at special sales; special in ventory restriction on buyers PR 13, Revoca tion of Dir. 9 _________
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