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Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following official Federal holidays, by the Division of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Service, Gen eral Services Administration, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal Register , Act, approved July 26, 1935 49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B , under regula tions prescribed by the Administrative Com mittee of the Federal Register, approved by the President. Distribution is made only by the Superintendent of Documents, Govern ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.
The regulatory material appearing herein is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Amended June 19,- 1937.
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T949 Edition CODE OF FEDERAL
REGULATIONS
The following books are now availab le
Title 43 $4.25
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Order from Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

CONTENTS Continued Rules and regulations:
Rent, controlled; housing and rooms in rooming houses and other establishments;
California and Georgia______

CODIFICATION GUIDE

Housing Expediter, Office of Pase Continued
A numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in this issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as such.

Rules and regulations Con.
Rent, controlled; housing and rooms in rooming houses and other establishments Continued Georgia, Indiana, and Washington_______________ ___ _
New Jersey and Maine______

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Interior Department See Geological Survey; Land Man agement, Bureau of.

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See Alien Property, Office of.

Labor Department See Wage and Hour Division.

Land Management, Bureau of 1242

Production and Marketing Administration
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Securities and Exchange Com mission Notices :
Hearings, etc.:

Bankers SecuritiesCorp______
General Public U t i l i t i e s Corp--------------------------------Middle West Corp. and Con solidated Electric and Gas Co-----------------------------------Middle West Corp. et al____

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Wage and Hour Division
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Notices:
Learners employment; issuance of certificates to various in dustries __________________

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Title 6
Chapter IV:
Part 603

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Title 24

Notices:
Applications for relief:
Bags from Texas Gulf ports and Lake Charles, La., to Illinois and Western Trunk Cine territories____ _______
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Cigarettes and tobacco from Virginia to official territory. 1257
Coal to North Carolina_____ 1257
Gravel from La Grange, Mo., to Adair and Bardolph, IU__ 1257
Cars furnished for Reading Co.
fuel coal: , Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co-----------------------------1256
Monongahela Railway C o 1256
New York Central Railroad Co----------------1256
Rules and regulations:
Car service; restrictions:
Coal-burning freight locomo tives.__________
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Coal-burning passenger serv ice locomotive mileage____ 1239

Proposed rule making:
Curtis Livestock Exchange, Cur tis, Nebr.; posting of stockyard _______
Milk handling in Cincinnati, Ohio, area.:_________ _________

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Chapter IX :
Part 965 proposed______________ 1240

Interstate Commerce Commis sion
Notices:
Alaska; shore space restora tion-------------------------------------

Title 5
Chapter I:
Part 25. ___________________ z
Title 7

Justice Department
Previously announced: Title 3, 1948 Supp.
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Title 7: Parts 1-201 $4.25; Parts 2 1 0 874 $2.75; Parts 900 to end $3.50;
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$2.75; Title 18 $2.75; Title 19 $3.25;
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$2.75; Title 26: Parts 1 -7 9 $4.00;
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$3.25; Parts 1 83-299 $3.50; Parts 300
to end, and Title 27 $3.50; Titles 2829
$2.50; Titles 30-31 $3.25; Titles 32
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and 45 $2.25; Title 46: Parts 1-145
$3.75; Parts 146 to end $4.25; Title 50 $2.25

Housing Expediter, Office of
CONTENTS Continued
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Chapter V III
Part 825 3 documents ___ 1237,1238

Title 32
Chapter V :
Joint Procurement Regulations_
Part 621_______ ____ ____________

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Title 49
Chapter I:
Part 95 2 documents_______ __1239
the same or a lower grade or reassigned or demoted.
25.104 Special provisions, a An employee promoted, repromoted, or transferred to a higher grade between Classification Act positions, shall receive basic compensation at the lowest rate of such higher grade which exceeds his ex isting rate of basic compensation by not less than one-step increase of the grade from which he is transferred or pro moted, unless a higher rate is authorized under the provisions of 25.103 b . If there is no rate in such higher grade which is at least a one-step increase above his existing rate of basic compen sation, he shall receive the maximum scheduled rate of such higher grade, or his existing rate, whichever is the higher.
b Under the authority of sections 802,1101, and 1105 b of the Classifica tion Act of 1949, establishment of initial salary rates of basic compensation for employees who on an effective date speci fied by the Commission under section 1105 b of the Classification Act of 1949
occupy positions under that act Which immediately prior to October 28, 1949, were exempt from the Classification Act of 1923, as amended including positions in grade 9 of the professional and sci entific service or in grade 16 of the cleri cal, administrative, and fiscal service referred to in section 13 of such act, shall be as follows:
1 If the employee is receiving a rate of basic compensation less than the min imum scheduled /ate of the grade in which his position is placed, his compen sation shall be increased to the minimum rate.
02 If the employee is receiving a rate of basic compensation, within the range of salary prescribed for the grade in which his position is placed, at one of the rates fixed therein, no change shall be made in his existing .rate.
3 If the employee is receiving a rate of basic compensation within the range of salary prescribed for the grade in