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FEDERAL
VOLUME 13

REGISTER
NUMBER 183

Washington, Saturday, September 18, 1948

TITLE 3 THE PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE ORDER 10000
Regulations G overning Additional C om
pensation and C redit G ranted C ertain E mployees of the F ederal G overn
ment S erving O utside th e U nited S tates
By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 207 of the Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1949, approved April 20, 1948 Public Law 491, 80th Congress, as amended by section 104
of the Supplemental Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1949, approved June 30,1948 Public Law 862, 80th Congress, and by sections 303, 443, and 853 of the Foreign Service Act of 1946 60 Stat.
1002, 1006, 1024, and as President of the United States, I hereby prescribe the following regulations 1 governing the payment of additional compensation to personnel of the United States em ployed outside the continental United States or in Alaska, under the provisions of the said section 207, as amended, 2
governing the payment of salary differ entials to Foreign Service staff officers and employees serving at certain posts, pursuant to the said section 443, and 3
relating to unhealthful foreign posts, pursuant to the said section 853:
PART I ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION IN
FOREIGN AREAS

S ection 101. Definitions. As used in this Part, a the words foreign areas mean all areas exclusive of 1 the fortyeight states of the United States, 2
the District of Columbia, and 3 Terri tories as defined in section 201 of this order, and b the words section 207
of the Act mean section 207 of the Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1949, approved April 20, 1948, Public Law 491, 80th Congress, as amended by section 104 of the Supplemental Inde pendent Offices Appropriation Act, 1949, approved June 30, 1948, Public Law 862, 80th Congress.
Sec. 102. Additional Compensation by reason of environment. The Secretary of State shall from time to time, subject to applicable law, a designate places in foreign areas having conditions of en vironment which differ substantially from conditions of environment in the
United States and warrant additional CONTENTS
compensation as a recruitment incen tive, b fix for each such place the ad THE PRESIDENT
ditional rate or rates of compensation Executive Order Pase to be paid by reason of such environ ment pursuant to section 207 of the Act, Certain employees of the Federal government serving outside the after giving due consideration to the United States : additional com degree of environmental difference, and pensation and credit------------- 5453
c prescribe such further regulations, governing such compensation, as may be EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
necessary. Additional compensation so fixed is hereafter in this Part referred Agriculture Department to as foreign post differential.
Proposed rule making:
S ec. 103. Basis for foreign post dif Grapes, Tokay, in California:
ferential. The Secretary of State may Budget of expenses and rate establish a foreign post differential for of assessment for 1948-49
any place when, and only when, the season Corr.l-------------- 5462
place involves any one or more of the Decision re proposed amend following: a extraordinarily difficult ment to marketing agree living conditions, b excessive physical ment and order Corr. 5462
hardship, or c notably unhealthful Rules and .regulations:
conditions.
Fruit, dried; statement of policy. 5457
Limitation of shipments:
S ec. 104. Agencies covered. Subject to California and Arizona:
the provisions of section 207 of the Act Lemons 2 documents----- 5458
and of this Part, every executive depart Oranges------- ---------------- 5458
ment, independent establishment, and Oranges, grapefruit, and tan
wholly owned Government corporation gerines in Florida 2 docu shall pay a foreign post differential fixed ments ------ . ----------------- 5457
under section 102 hereof to each of its employees whose basic compensation is fixed by statute and who is located at the Alien Property, Office of post for which that differential has been Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
fixed.
Behrend, Arthur__________ 5472
S ec. 105. Persons eligible to receive Braun, George------------------- 5466
foreign post differential, a In order Dresdner Bank Filiale, Kairo. 5470
that an employee be eligible to receive Ebert, John Leo 2 docu a foreign post differential under this m ents_____________ 5467,5468
Part, 1 he shall be a citizen or national Ek, Irm a__ ____________ _ 5472
of the United States, 2 his residence Fhrer, John, and Chemical in the place to which the foreign post Bank & Trust Co-------------- 5469
differential applies, at the time of receipt Hauser, M arta------- ---------- 5469
thereof, shall be fairly attributable to Holland, Augusta-------------- 5466
his employment by the United States, Hussmann, Anna-------------- 5466
and 3 his residence at such place over Kuhn, Elizabeth__________ 5468
an appropriate prior period of time must Meier, Marie__ -----5468
not be fairly attributable to reasons other Momsen, G us____________ 5469
than employment by the United States Nafziger, Isabella_________ 5469
or by United States firms, interests, or Novak, C lara--- ---------------- 5465
organizations.
Schaefer, Christiana K., and b Subject to the provisions of sec W. F. Gall______________ 5470
tion 105 a hereof, the classes of per Scmah, Sabine------ ------------ 5471
sons eligible to receive the foreign post Schmid, Franziska------------- 5471
differentials fixed pursuant to section 102
Schramm, Anna---------------- 5472
hereof shall include:
Taniguchi, Koichi, et al------ 5467
1 Persons recruited or transferred Valensi, Georges------------- 5472
from the United States.
Von. Wedekind, Oscar, and Continued on next page Julia von Knorr------------- 5471
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