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Washington, Wednesdayr December 20, 1950
TIR E 5 ADMINISTRARVE
PERSONNEL
Chapter I Civil Service Commission P art 2 A p p o in t m e n t T h ro ug h C om pe t it ive S y s t e m
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INDEFINITE APPOINTMENT

Effective as of December 1 ,1950, para graph a of 2.115 is amended to read as set out below.
2.115 Indefinite appointmenta In general. On and after December 1, 1950, all new appointments shall be in definite appointments except those of postmasters in all classes of post offices and, in unusual circumstances, appoint ments to positions for which the Com mission determines that probational appointments are in the interest of the service: Provided, That agencies may give probational appointments after that date to eligibles who were regularly selected from certificates issued prior to December 1, 1950, for probational appointment. Such indefinite, appoint ments shall be made from the Commis sions registers of eligibles unless there are insufficient available eligibles. The Commission may restrict certification for indefinite appointment to eligibles that are immediately available because of res idence or other conditions. The first year of service under an indefinite ap pointment shall be a trial period similar to the probationary period established by 2.113. Persons given such appointments do not thereby acquire a permanent civil service status. The appointment of any person serving under a temporary ap pointment pending establishment of a register, a war service appointment, a temporary indefinite appointment as a substitute in the post office service, or an emergency-indefinite appointment on December i, 1950, is hereby converted to an indefinite appointment under this section. Service in the same agency im mediately preceding such conversion shall be counted toward completion of the required one-year trial period.
k R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 S tat. 403; 5 U. S. C. 631, 633. E. O. 9830, Feb. 24, 1947, 12 F. R. 1259; 3
CFR, 1947 Supp.

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U n it e d S tates C ivil S erv
ic e C o m m is s io n , H arry B . M itc h e l l ,
Chairman.
F. R. Doc. 50-11284; F iled, Dec. 19, 1950;
8:45 a. m.

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter III Farmers Home Adminis tration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter A Farm Housing Loans and Grants
Fart 301Basic Regulations Sttbpart AGeneral WAIVER OF RESTRICTIONS

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
Page
See Farmers Home Administra tion.
Delegation of authority with re spect to buildings and,space management f u n c t i o n s see General Services Administra tion .
Alien Property, Office of
Section 301.1 e> in Title 6, Code of Notices :
Federal Regulations 14 F. R. 6544. is Vesting orders, etc.:
amended to read as follows:
Abel, Carl Gustav Adolph, et al_________ __________ 9125
301.1 General.
Arnold, Rukolph and Ger e Since a first mortgage is not re trude -------- -------------- 9135
quired for a Farm Housing loan, such a Baltzer, Adolph W., et al------ 9126
loan may be made on the security of a Bigelow, Louisa G-------------- 9136
mortgage on the farm subject to existing Copyrights of certain German liens, if any. Except as provided in subnationals 2 documents 9119, par agraiph 1 of this paragraph, Farm 9120
Housing funds may not be used for the Delamain, Jacques------------- 9136
payment of any debts existing at the Ehemann, Anna C., et al - 9126
time the loan or grant is closed.
Ehlerding, Elisabeth N., et al_ 9122
1 The Administrator of the Farmers Eichhorn, Theresia and An Home Administration may, in his dis ton ___________________ 9126
cretion, waive the restriction against Gebr. Klingenberg, G. m. b. H.
payment of debts for material and labor 2 documents__________ 9123
incurred prior to the date the loan or Grahmann, Adeline---------9127
grant is closed, provided:
Hahtbeck, Margaret----------- 9127
i The applicant is unable to pay Herold, Franz J., et al--------- 9133
such, debts from his own resources or K i n d e r m a n n , Oscar and other credit sources.
Catherine E______
9123
Cii Failure to pay such debts with Knoedler, Ottilie, et a ll------- 9127
Farm Housing funds will either a im Kuwano, Matsuzo, et al------- 9128
pair the applicants financial position to Lauer, Thefesa----------;---- - 9124
theextent that his continued ownership Moebus, Marie------------------ 9135
of the farm would be jeopardized, or b Nakano, Sakutaro, et al------- 9128
cause physical hardship to the occupant Nishimura, Kazuo-------------- 9134
of the dwelling to be constructed, im Nozaki, Toyoka and Kiyoshi 9128
proved, altered, repaired, or replaced, to Ohta, Gentaro, et al------------ 9129
the extent that his living conditions Poxtack, Hans, et al________ 9124
wold not be decent, safe, and sanitary.
Preiss, Marie------ ------------- 9136
iii The material purchased or con Rieger, Leonz P. A-_______ 9125
struction work done conforms to the Ritter, Roman M., et al------ 9125
development plan approved by the Farm Saito, Yoshiharu, et al----- 9129
ers Home Administration.
Sawamura, Shigenori, et al 9130
iv In the case of an initial loan or Scherb, Johann, et al--------- 9135
grant, the debts for material and labor Schlie, Karl Erupt Werner, et al_______
9130
were incurred after the date the loan - Schmidt, Dora and Ida_____ 9130
or grant was approved.
Schorkopf, William J., et al_9129
v Tn the case of a subsequent loan Sonoda, Sabro and Eiko____ 9131
or grant, the debts for material and Sperling, Otto and Martha B_ 9131
labor were incurred after the date the Tajiri, Chiyozo and Sumi___ 9131
initial loan or grant was closed.
Takaki, Tatsuo, et al---------- 9131
Sec. 510, 63 S tat. 438; 42 U. S. C. 1480. I n
Tnabe, Suekichi, et al------- 9132
terprets or applies secs. 501, 502, 503, 504, 63
Tanisawa, Hisayoshi, et al 9132
S ta t. 432, 433, 434; 42 U. S. C. 1471, 1472, Tillinger, Joseph_________ _ 9124
1473, 1474
Towata, Shigeru and ToC on tin u ed o n n ext page meyo-------------------------- 9132
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