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FEDERAL

REGSTER
1934

VOLUME 8

NUMBER 145

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Washington, Friday, July 23, 1943
TITLE 7AGRICULTURE

R e g u la tio n s
Chapter I War Food Administration TITLE 5ADMINISTRATIVE
PERSONNEL
Chapter ICivil Service Commission
Subchapter GRegulations Under the Farm Products Inspection Act P art
52 C a n n e d F r u it s
and V egetables G r ading a n d C e r t if ic a t io n

fe e s for
18 W

P art
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S er vice R e g u l a t io n s
REAPPOINTMENT

Section 18.8 R e a p p o i n t m e n t Is amended to read as follows:
18.8 Reappointment. Subject to the prior approval of the Commission, a former civilian employee who has ren dered at least one year of service in the executive branch of the Federal Govern ment may be reappointed by war service appointment to any position for which he meets the standards as to experience and education established for open competi tive examination for such position:
" Provided, however, That former em ployees entitled to military preference may be reemployed under this section without regard to the length of their previous Government service.
Such reappointment must be for actual service and not primarily for the purpose of bringing such former employee within the provisions of the Civil Service Retire ment. Act as amended.
Persons reappointed under this regu lation will be required to serve a trial period of one year in accordance with 18.5 c of this chapter E.O. 9063, 7
F.R. 1075
N o te : This section supersedes Civil Serv ice Rule IX, 5 CFR, Part 9, with respect to positions covered by these regulations.

By the United States Civil Service Commission.
seal
Ju l y
H. B. M it c h e l l , President.

20, 1943.

IP. R. Doc. 43-11775; Filed, July 22, 1943;
12:00 p. m.

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By virtue of the authority vested in the War Food Administrator, the fol lowing amendments to Title 7, Chapter I, Subchapter C, Part 52, and 1939, 1941
Supps., Code of Federal Regulations, as amended by 7 F.R. 6804 and 8 F.R. 3688, are promulgated:
Section 52.54 is amended to read:
52.54 Fees for grading commodities requiring microscopical analysis. I f the commodity graded is one the grade for which requires microscopical analysis for mold or for worm and insect fragments, an additional charge of $1.50 for each analysis for mold _ and an additional charge of $3.00 for each analysis for worm fragments shall be made. I f the applicant requests that microscopical analysis be made of a composite sample of all containers in a sample, a charge of $1.50 or $3.00, or both, shall be charged for the applicable analysis and the cer tificate of grade shall indicate micro scopical analysis was made of a com posite sample.
Section 52.55 is amended to read:
52.55 Fee fo r making alcohol-insol uble-solids determination. I f the com modity graded is one on which alcoholinsoluble-solids determinations are sometimes desirable, an additional charge of $3 for the first analysis and $2
for each additional analysis in the sample shall be made. Certificates of grade shall clearly indicate whether the determination was made on each can or on a composite sample.
Section 52.62 formerly 52.63, which was renumbered when 52.57 was re voked is amended to read:
52.62 When charges are to be based on an hourly rate. When grading is done and formal certificates are not issued or when the services rendered are such that charges based upon the Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A gricultural A djustment A gency: Page Insular agricultural conservat i o n program, Hawaiian ric e _______________________ 10298
A lien P roperty Custodian:
Vesting orders:
Bauer Type Foundry, Inc_____ 10309
Etten, Joseph_______________ 10309
Faust, George F. and W il liam K ------------------------ 10310
Harlan, Samuel, Jr___________ 10310
Herzfeld, Hugo_______________ 10311
Hilprecht, Herman Vollrath_10311
Use, Ludwig__________________ 10311
Jacobi, Hugo_________________ 10312
Kaufmann, Baruch___________ 10312
Keller, Ida A __________________10313
Loew, Mathilde_______________ 10313
Lohse, John H _______________ 10313
Lubbe, August________
10314
Naccarato, Fred______________ 10314
Naccarato, Sara______________ 10314
Nimmerfroh, Vincent___:______ 10315
Oostendorp, Johanna, Jr____ 10308
Pacsmag, Lydia______________ 10315
Pipitone, Guiseppe___________ 10315
Poll, Max______________
10316
Potter Title and Trust Co____10316
Pukall, Karoline______________ 10317
Rosenberg, W m______________ 10317
Rucellai, Edith Bronson_____ 10319
Sautter, Augusta_____________ 10317
Schmitt, Bertha._____________ 10319
Suhrbier, Christina___________ 10318
Webers, Henry_______________ 10318
Bituminous Coal Division :
District 13, minimum prico schedule amended_________ 10300
Hearings, etc.:
District Board 11____________ 10306
Ewell Fuel Co., et al_________ 10307
Meeks, Edgar_______________ 10306
Southern Coal Co., Inc______ 10306
Civil Service Commission :
War service regulations, reap pointment ________________ 10297
F ederal C o m m u n ic a t io n s C o m m is
s io n :

National defense; free service_ 10305
Western Union Telegraph Co.
and Postal Telegraph, Inc., place of hearing________ ___ 10308
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