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EGISTER
VOLUMS 14

, 1934

NUMBER 117

Washington, Saturday, June 18, 1949

TITLE 5 ADMINISTRATIVE
PERSONNEL
Chapter I Civil Service Commission P art 24F ormal E ducation R equire
ments for Appoin tm en t to S cientific , T echnical , and sional P ositions
Certain P rofes

aeronautical research pilot
Section 24.103 is hereby added as follows:
24.103 Aeronautical Research Pilot, P-803-2-8a Educational require ment. Applicants must have success fully completed a four-year course in an accredited college or university, leading to a bachelors degree, with major study in an appropriate field of engineering, mathematics, or physical science.
b Duties. With responsibility pro portionate to the grade, aeronautical re search pilots perform a range of duties typified by the following: Make training flights in connection with the training and development of research pilots; fly a variety of aircraft of experimental and production types; operate airplanes in order to perform maneuvers and collect data in connection with research investi gations of aircraft propulsion systems, engineering equipment and accessories, etc., for the purpose of adding to the gen eral knowledge of aeronautics and pro viding criteria and other information useful in the design, development, and operation, of aircraft; engage in diving and flying at high speeds involving noise, vibrations, and extreme and rapid changes in altitude; observe reaction and behavior of the airplane under varying and trying conditions, recording and re porting data to project engineers; col laborate yith research project engineers to develop new testing techniques and equipment, entering into the active pro duction of research projects and prepara tion of research reports; review test methods used on research projects; and assign research pilots of lower grades to flight tests.
c Knowledge and training requisite for performance of duties. The flying duties of research pilots can be performed with full efficiency only by pilots who have a professional understanding of the physical principles involved in the experi
ments. Such understanding enables them to perform the necessary maneu vers with a comprehension of the desired objective, to make and record the neces sary sensory observations with percep tion of their significance, and to note and accurately record unexpected or in cidental phenomena of value to a re search project.
Professional training in an appropriate field of engineering, physical science, or mathematics is necessary in order that the research pilot may have a pre-flight understanding of the research project, the problems under investigation, and the experimental techniques and instru mentation to be utilized, and o that he may be able to make post-flight record ings of data and to make analyses of such data, whether recorded by himself or other research pilots.
The only method by which such knowl edge and training can be acquired is through a directed course of study in an accredited college or university with ade quate laboratory facilities and libraries and thoroughly trained instructors and where progress is competently evaluated.
Sec. 11, 58 Stat. 390; 5 U. 8. C. 860

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department See Animal Industry Bureau; Pro duction and Marketing Adminis tration.

Alien Property, Office of Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Barbey, Henry I., et al______
Braun, Christine, and Mathilde Fromm_______________
Brunner, Hans__________ :
Crane, A. E., and Josephine Crane____________ 1_____
Dekker, Arien______________
DHeur, Allard F., and Crocker First Federal Trust Co__ _
Esser, Enrique Herman___
Explosifs Luxite S. a. r. 1____
Giuffre, Silvio E., et al___ _
Haupt, August_____________
Heindl, Marie, et al_________
Imanishi, Naokichi._______i_
Kleinjung, Josephine R., and Empire Trust Co_________
Klyn, Gerard K____________
Koyu K. K., Nichibei________
U nited S tates Civ il S erv Kreth, Hermann___________
ice C om m ission , Leuckert, Ernst____________
seal
H. B. M itchell , Meister, Max______________
President.
Mueller, Felix_____________
Nord-Og Syd ForsikringsF. R. Doc. 49-4910; Filed, June 17, 1949; .
8:52 a. m.
Aktieselskab_____________
P. Beiersdorf &Co. A. G_____
Post, Frederick___________
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
The Sanwa Bank, Limited__
Woite, Elfriede___ ,__,_____
Chapter I-Production and Marketing Yamagishi, Kimiya, et al____
Administration Standards, Inspec Yamamato, Mei___________
tions, Marketing Practices, Depart Animal Industry Bureau ment of Agriculture Rules and regulations:
P art 52P rocessed F r u it s , V egetables, Texas splenetic or tick fever in and O ther P roducts I nspection , C er
cattle; prevention of spread tification , and
S tandards
united states standards for grades of
FROZEN RED SOUR TART PITTED CHER
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On May 18, 1949, a notice of proposed rule making was published in the F ed The requirements of these standards shall not excuse failure to comply with the provi sions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cos metic Act.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Rules and regulations:
Airplane airworthiness:
Bank and pitch indicator and direction indicator_______
Combustion heaters_____ __
Normal, utility, acrobatic, and restricted purpose categories_____________
Transport categories__ __
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