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The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9792
A m e nd ing Execu tive O rder N o . 9492, as A mende , P rescribing R e g u latio n s G o verning N o n -M il it a r y and N o n N aval T r an spo r t atio n o n A r m y and N a v y A ir T ransports
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the United States and as President of the United States and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, it is ordered that Executive Order No. 9492 of October 24,1944, as amended by Executive Order No. 9629 of Septem ber 24, 1945, and by Executive Order Np.
9714 of April 20, 1946v prescribing regu lations governing non-military and nonnaval transportation on Army and Navy air transports, be, and it is hereby, fur ther amended by substituting the words two and one-half years for the words two years occurring in section 2 c thereof.
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T h e W h it e H ouse ,
October 23, 1946.
P. R. Doc. 46-19385; Filed, Oct. 23, 1946;
3:49 p. m.

Regulations TITLE 5ADMINISTRATIVE
PERSONNEL
Chapter ICivil Service Commission P art 25 F o r m a l E d uc atio n R e q u ir e
m e n ts for A p p o in 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 and P rofes
sio na l P o s it io n s ADDITIONS TO LIST

Paragraph a of 25.1 Positions for which formal education requirements prescribed is amended by adding the po sitions of Geophysicists, P -2 through P -6 and Junior Professional Assistants, with the reasons set forth in the accom panying justifications :
GEOPHYSICIST, P - 2 THROUGH P - 6

Educational r e q u i r e m e n t For those posi
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damental scientificresearch or similar diffi CONTENTS
cult scientific duties, certification may beYeTHE
PRESIDENT
stricted to those eligibles who show the suc cessful completion of a full college educa E x e c u tive O rder,:
Page tion in a pertinent field in a college or uni Transportation, non-military versity.of recognized standing.

and nph-naval, on Army Duties. The duties of sthe P-2 to P-6 geo and fivy air transports___ 12499
physicist are: planning, directing, and mak ing geophysical observations in the field or at fixed stations, interpreting the results, pre R EG ULATIO NS A N D NOTICES
paring charts, tabulations, and securing oth A gbi6u l t u r e D e pa r t m e n t .
See er scientific information required in obser vations for interpretations,.designing or as-
also Commodity Credit Cor and equipment for use in connection with geophysical investigations; conducting or as sisting in geophysical prospecting, explora tions, or other geophysical observations;
making reports, and preparing articles for publication.
These positions involving the above duties and requiring the successful completion of four years of pertinent college or university training are characterized as follows:

Critical investigative work requiring a sound knowledge of the fundamental laws, theories, principles and terminology of geo physics and the related sciences and having for its objective the discovery of new facts, the development of new theories or prin ciples, or a new interpretation of known facts, leading to a revision of accepted the ories and laws.
The application, in new ways, of known complex scientific laws and facts to the de velopment of new techniques or devices.
The coordination and planning of a bread research program requiring the combined e f forts of several specialists in different scientific fields, in which the leader cf the program must have a thorough understand ing of the scientific principles, procedures and potentialities of the scientific fields in volved, and the ability to coordinate the ac tivities of the various specialists.
Knowledge and training requisite for per formance of duties. The minimum amount o f training required for the successful per formance o f the duties described immediately above is the completion of a 4-year college course leading to a bachelors degree in a college or university of recognized standing including a minimum of 30 semester Jjours credit in either geology, mathematics, phys ics, geophysics, engineering, or closely allied subjects, or any combination thereof. Such college courses include laboratory work in
cluding the use of complex apparatus, lec tures, recitations, seminars, and selected reading in various fields all given under Competent instruction and guidance. Such curricula are planned and integrated so as to provide a sound and broad training in re lated scientific fields. Training in the lundamentals of various related scientific fields Continued on p. 12501

poration; Farm Credit A dministration; Farm Security Administration.
Fats and oils, terminations:
Cocoanut, babassu, palm ker nel, and other high lauric acid oils; restrictions on use, processing, sale and delivery W F O 43______
Cottonseed, peanut, soybean and corn oil W FO 29__
Edible fat or oil products, re strictions on use W FO
4 2 -------------------------------Linseed oil inventories W FO
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Tallow or grease, inedible W F O 67_______________
Use in protective coatings, coated fabrics, and floor coverings W FO 42 a _
Use in soap W FO 42 b ____
Grain and grain products W FO
66, Am. 19______________
Wheat, use by millers and food manufacturers W FO 144, Am. 19 _____________ i___
Transfers necessitated by Farm ers Home Administration Act; consummation, and provision for certain in terim authorities___________

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A l ie n P r o p e r ty C u s t o d ia n :

Vesting orders, etc.:
Arnold, Karl, and Louis Marx & Co., Inc________________ 12589
Deckel, Friedrich, Fabrik fur Praezisionsmechanic und Maschinenbau___________ 12591
Edeleanu Gesellschaft m. b.
H. and Standard Oil Co.
O h io___________________ 12590
Gaul, M ax___________ 1 _______ 12589
German nationals, patent ap plications________________ 12589
Transatlantic Factors, Inc.
and Hans Biller_________ 12590
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