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the members of the Board of Directors except the chairman ; and one assistant to each member of the Board of Direc tors.
ii Office of the Board of Directors:
Two assistants to the Board of Directors:
twelve Special assistants to the Board of Directors: six special representatives field ; six administrative assistants:
and two junior administrative assist ants.
iii Two chauffeurs for the Chairman and other members of the Board of Di rectors.
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iv A Secretary of the Corporation:
one private secretary or confidential as sistant to the Secretary; four assistant secretaries and one assistant to the Sec retary.
v A Treasurer of the Corporation;
a private secretary or confidential assist ant to the Treasurer and two assistant treasurers.
vi A General Counsel of the Corpo ration; a private secretary or confiden tial assistant to the General Counsel;
two special counsel and six assistants general counsel.
vii A Controller of the Corporation;
one private secretary or confidential as sistant to the Controller; one Assistant Controller; the Chief of the Research and Economics Division, Office of the Controller; the Chief of the Audit Di vision, Office of the Controller.
viii A Chief Accountant of the Cor poration.
ix Chiefs of the Agency and Infor mation Divisions of the Corporation.
x Executive Directors of the fol lowing Offices of the Corporation: De fense Plants, Metals Reserve, Defense Supplies and Rubber Reserve.
3 Chief Administrative Officer of the Price Adjustment Board.
xii Office of Loans: Until June 30, 1949, positions of Manager; Assistant Manager; Executive Assistant to the Manager; Chairman and four members of the Review Committee; Chairman and Vice Chairman, Committee on Practices and Procedures; Chairman and Vice Chairman, Marketing and Liquidation Committee; Director and Assistant Di rector each of the Loan Operations and Field Operations Division; Chief and As sistant Chief each of the Public Agency and Reid Liaison Branches; Chief and two Assistant Chiefs of the Business Loans Branch; Chief of the Mining Branch; Chief of the Transportation Branch; Chief of the Financial Institu tions Branch; Chief Engineer and Chief Appraiser of the Engineering and Ap praisal Branch; Chief, Reports Analysis Branch; Head of the Railroad Section;
and Head of the Air, Motor, and Marine Section.
xiii All Directors, Trustees and O f ficers of the subsidiaries or affiliated cor porations.
xiv Not to exceed thirty-two posi tions as Loan Agency Manager and not to exceed thirty-six positions of Assistant Loan Agency Manager.
xv Inventory custodians, watchmen, caretakers, and laborers engaged in the care and preservation o f property held by the Corporation and its subsidiaries.

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FEDERAL REGISTER
S. A subdivision, numbered iv , is added to 6.4 a 18 as follows;
6.4 Listé of positions excepted from the competitive service a Schedule A.
18 Veterans Administration.
iv Positions at Veterans Administra tion hospitals when filled by paraplegic patients during treatment or convales cence.
Sec. 6.1, E. O. 9830 Feb. 24, 1947, 12
F. R. 1259

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U n it e d S tates Crvn, S erv
ic e C o m m is s io n , H. B. M it c h e l l ,
President.

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F. R. Doc. 48-1048; Filed, Feb. 4, 1948;
8:50 a. m.

12 F. R. 459, Appendix A to the order is hereby revised by adding the following items thereto:, Food Commerce, im port Olive oil, edible:
class No.
In packages weighing less than 40
pounds------------------------------ 1424.000
In packages of 40 pounds or over. 1425.000
Olive oil, inedible:
Sulphured or foots_______________ 2244. 000
O t h e r . _____________________ _
2245. 000

This revision shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., eastern standard time, Feb ruary 3, 1948.
E. O. 9280, Dec. 5, 1942, 3 CFR, Cum.
Supp., E. O. 9577, June 29, 1945, 3 CFR, 1945 Supp.
Issued this 30th day of January 1948.
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TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT

J esse B. G il m e r ,
Administrator, Production and Marketing Administration.

Chapter II Production and Mar keting Administration Commodify Credit
F. R. Doc. 48-1071; Filed, Feb. 4, 1948;
8:54 a. m.

Supp. Announcement 9

TITLE 8 ALIENS AND
NATIONALITY

P art 295 D ispo sal of S u r p l u s A g ricu l
tu ra l C o m m o d itie s for E xport SUPPLEMENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO TERMS
AND CONDITIONS OF COTTON SALES FOR
EXPORT PROGRAM

The terms and conditions of cotton sales for export program, dated April 22, 1946 11 F. R. 4515, 4645, as amended, is hereby further amended, as to all ex port sales of which notice was received prior to December 31, 1947, 3:00 p. m.t e. s. t. except as provided in 295.24, as follows:
Paragraph a of 295.3, paragraph c of 295.8, paragraph b of 295.9, and paragraph a of 295.12 are amended by substituting the date March 2, 1948 for the date February 1, 1948
Secs. 32, 2, 49 Stat. 774, 1151, as amended, sec. 203, 52 Stat. 38, 53 Stat.
975, sec. 41, 54 Stat. 627, sec. 34, 55 Stat.
407, sec. 21 c , 58 Stat. 776; 7 U. S. C.
and Sup. 612 c , 50 U. S. C. App. Sup.
1630 c
Dated this 30th day of January 1948.
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J esse B. G il m e r ,
President of Commodity Credit Corporation, Authorized Rep resentative of the Secretary of Agriculture.
F e bruary 2, 1948.
F. R. Doc. 48-1072; Filed, Feb. 4, 1948;
8:54 a. m.j
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter XI Production . and Mar keting Administration War Food Distribution Orders WFO 63
P art 1596 F ood I m po r ts r e str ic tio n s o n im p o r ts of o l iv e o il
Pursuant to the authority vested in me by War Food Order No. 63, as amended
Chapter I Immigration and Natu ralization Service, Department of Justice Subchapter B Immigration Regulations P a r t 110 P r im a r y I n s p e c t io n D e t e n t io n
and
REVOCATION OF DESIGNATION OF FORD AIR
PORT, DETROIT, M ICH., AS AN AIRPORT OF
EN TRY FOR ALIENS

J a n u a r y 30, 1948.
Section 110.3, Airports of entry, Chap ter I, Title 8, Code of Federal Regula tions, is amended by deleting Detroit, Mich., Ford Airport from the list in paragraph a o f permanent airports of entry for aliens.

This revocation of designation shall become effective on January 31, 1948.
Compliance with the provisions of sec tion 4 of the Administrative Procedure Act 60 Stat. 238; 5 U. S. C Sup., 1003
as to notice of proposed rule making and delayed effective date is impracticable and unnecessary because 1 the owner of the Ford Airport has converted it to other purposes so that it is no longer available as a landing place for aircraft, and 2 the designation of such airport as an airport for customs purposes has been revoked effective January 31, 1948
12 F. R. 8883.

Sec. 7 d , 44 Stat. 572, Reorg. Plan No.
V, 54 Stat. 1238; 49 U-. S. C. 177 d> T o m C. C la r k ,
Attorney General.
Recommended; January 14, 1948.
L . P aul W

in in g s ,
Acting Commissioner of Im m i gration and Naturalization.
F. R. Doc. 48-1045; Filed, Feb. 4, 1948;
8:49 a. m .