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Title 8 Aliens and Nationality Continued Chapter I Immigration and Nat uralization Service, Depart ment of Justice Continued Part 110Primary inspection and detention------------------Part 150Arrest and deporta tion 2 documents---------Part 153Deportation of insane and diseased aliens----------Part 356 Educational require ments and education for citi zenship----------Part 383Pees and procedure to obtain certifications of or information from records__

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Title 10 Army Subtitle AOrganization, func tions and procedures of the Army:
Part 1Description of central and field agencies-------------Chapter V IIIS u p p 1i e s and Equipment:
Part 808 Patents and copy rights__________ :---------------

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Title 19-Customs Duties Chapter I Bureau of Customs, Department of the Treasury:
Part 10 Articles conditionally free, subject to a reduced rate, etc___________________

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Title 20 Employees Benefits Chapter IIRailroad Retirement Board:
Part 222Definition and cred itability of compensation-----

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Title 24 Housing Credit Chapter V III Office of Housing Expediter:
Part 853 Rules of practice and procedure, including forms and instructions----------------

Title 49 Transportation Railroads
H arry S. T ruman T he W hite H ouse, R.

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changes reasonably to meet the objec tives stated.
2. Residences and residential quarters shall not be heated above 68 during waking hoiirs or above 60 at other times.
3. No unused or unoccupied space shall be heated above the minimum tempera ture required to prevent damage thereto.
4. No equipment shall be installed for burning fuel oil or gas or liquefiedpetro leum gas, and no permanent building or establishment shall be converted to these fuels, without the prior approval of the Bureau of Mines, except where firm com mitments for such installations or con versions have already been made.
5. I f available funds permit, all build ings should be insulated, weatherstripped, and provided with storm sashes to the maximum practicable extent.
6. Lighting and other uses of electricity shall be kept at the minimum consistent with safety and working efficiency, and no hot water shall be wasted.
7. No vehicle shall be driven farther or more often than necessary, or be driven at a speed of more than 40 miles an hour except in emergency.
8. No vehicle shall use premium grade motor fuel unless specifically designed for and requiring a higher octane fuel than the regular grade.
9. Every means of conserving fuel oil, gasoline, and gas, including proper main tenance of heating equipment and motor vehicles, shall be adopted and observed.
The BUreau of Mines, Department of the Interior, will advise, on request, those responsible for the heating of buildings and other establishments on proper methods to save fuel.
The head of each Department and In
dependent Agency will be responsible for the enforcement and observance of the foregoing rules. In addition, the head of each Department and Agency is directed to urge all employees, contractors, sub contractors, and others within his Juris diction to observe the foregoing rules.
H arry S. T ruman
DIRECTIVE OF JANUARY 17, 1948
O rder
C onservation of F uel Oil , G asoline , and G as
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Title 43 Public Lands: Interior Chapter I Bureau of Land Man agement, Department of the Interior:
AppendixPublic land orders:
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B e g in n in g at a spike in concrete at the N orthw est corner o f this piece a t seashore, th e coordinates of said poin t of begin n ing referred to G overnm en t Survey T ria n g u la
tio n Station H a la i beiiig 5387.63 feet N orth and 15589.78 feet East, as sh ow n on G overn
m ent Survey R egistered M ap N o. 2539, and ru n n in g by true azim uth s:
1. A lo n g seashore along h igh w ater m ark to the N orthw est corner o f the proposed U n ited States M ilita ry Reservation, the d i rect azim uth an d distance being 2463240"
59.19 feet;
2. 31830 133.3 feet along proposed U n ited States M ilita ry Reservation;
3. 22845 224.4 feet along same;
4. 279 55 118.3 feet along same;
5. 28839 401.6 feet along same;
6. 331 58 390.0 feet along same;
7. 6354 597.28 feet along N orth side of K e au k ah a Road;
8. 15354 422.96 feet alo n g lan d ow n ed by the T erritory of H aw aii;
9. 13830 406.3 feet along sam e to the p oin t of begin n ing; con tainin g 8.82 acres.

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Title 34 Navy Chapter I Department of the Navy:
Part 3Tabulation of Executive orders, Proclamations and public land orders applicable to the Navy________________

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aside for the use of the nited States Navy Department; and WHEREAS these lands are no longer needed for the use of the Navy Depart ment, and it is deemed advisable and in the public interest that they be restored to the use of the Territory of Hawaii:
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me by section 91 of the act of April 30, 1900, 31 Stat. 159, as amended by section 7 of the act of May 27,1910, 36 Stat. 447, and as President of the United States, it is ordered that the following-described land at Waiakea-Kai near Hilo Breakwater, Waiakea, South Hilo, Hawaii, be, and it is hereby, re stored to the jurisdiction of the Terri tory of Hawaii:

January 17, 1948.

Title 26 Internal Revenue Chapter JBureau of Internal Revenue, Department of the Treasury:
Part 176Drawback on distilled spirits and wines-------------Part 189 Bottling of tax-paid spirits____ ___________________
Part 190Rectification of spir its and wines-------------

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FEDERAL REGISTER

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Chapter I Interstate Commerce Commission: , Part 95Car service 2 docu ments ___________________ 272,273

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To the Heads of All Departments and Independent Agencies:
I hereby direct that, effective immedi ately, each Department and agency of TITLE 5 ADMINISTRATIVE
the Government observe and enforce the PERSONNEL
following rules, applicable to all property and equipment which is owned, operated, Chapter II The Loyalty Review Board or controlled by the Government, and P a rt which wherever located uses fuel oil or 200. Statem en t o f the Loyalty R eview Board.
gasoline, or which uses gas in areas 210. T h e operations of the Loyalty R eview where natural gas is not in abundant Board.
supply, except where full and rigid ob 220. Directives to the departm ents a n d agen
servance would impair or endanger cies; cases of in cu m ben t a n d excepted health or safety.
employees.
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Office buildings and other establish230. D irectives to the regional loyalty boards;
cases o f applicants and appointees in ments shall not be heated above 68 at the com petitive service.
the start of work and shall be maintained at this temperature so far as practicable P art 200 Statement of the L oyalty throughout the work-day. After work R eview B oard hours buildings shall not be heated above 200.1 General statement governing 60. The only exception shall be those the Loyalty Review Board, loyalty boards establishments whose operations require of the departments and agencies, and re a higher temperature. Buildings with gional loyalty boards of the Civil Service out zone control and areas difficult to Commission. The President and the Con heat without raising the temperature of gress deem it possible that there are the entire building shall be studied to de present in the service of our Government, termine thé necessary mechanical