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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, February 2, 1939

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e Such administrative and tech nical positions as are defined in this order.
2. As used in this order the term ad ministrative and technical positions shall mean all classes of positions:
a The duties of which are to per form the most difficult and responsible office work along specialized and techni cal lines requiring extended training and experience, and the exercise of in dependent judgment, or to supervise a large or important office organization engaged in work involving extended training and considerable experience on the part of the employees, and all po sitions of a higher grade.
b The duties of which are to perform difficult and important investigative serv ices, being mostly on criminal or quasi criminal cases, or cases requiring similar investigative procedures, and all positions of a higher grade. .
3. A committee is hereby appointed consisting of the following:
Mr. Justice Stanley Reed, Chairman T he W hite H ouse , Mr. Justice Felix Frankfurter V. District of Columbia January 31, 1939.
Attorney General Frank Murphy 1.
Surgeons of the police and fire de William H. McReynolds, Administra No. 8 0 4 3
partments of the District of Columbia.
tive Assistant to the Secretary of the F. R. Doc. 39-374; Filed, February 1, 1939; Treasury VI. Treasury Department 10:29 a. m.
Mr. Leonard D. White 1. Classified positions in the Custodian General Robsrt E. Wood Service when filled by the promotion of Mr. Gano Dunn unclassified laborers appointed under the EXECUTIVE ORDER
Such committeeshall make a compre Labor Regulations, subject to the ap P ostponing the E ffective D ate of hensive study of methods of recruiting, proval of the Commission.
E xecutive O rder No. 7916 of J une testing, selecting, promoting, transfer VII. . State Department 24, 1938, W ith R espect to Certain ring, removing and reinstating personnel P ositions and P roviding for a C om for the positions to which this order 1. Specialists in foreign relations, po relates, and report to the President as mittee to I nvestigate and R eport litical, economic, and financial, whose Methods for S electing and P ro soon as possible its recommendations proposed compensation is $3,200 or more, thereon.
moting C ertain P ersonnel in C ivil and whose training and experience along F ranklin D R oosevelt S ervice the lines of their proposed duties meet T he W hite H ouse, the standard minimum qualifications set By virtue of and pursuant to the au January 31,1939.
up in open competitive examinations for thority vested in me by the Constitution, positions in the professional service for by section 1753 of the Revised Statutes No. 80441
corresponding grades.
U. S. C., title 5, sec. 631, by the Civil 2. Persons formerly employed abroad Service Act of January 16, 1883 22 F. R. Doc. 39-375; Filed, February 1, 1939;
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as United States diplomatic or consular Stat. 403, 404, and as President of the officers of career or foreign-service United States, it is hereby ordered as officers of career for the period of at least follows:
Rules, Regulations, Orders four years, for service in the Department 1. Until further order, Executive of State as administrative officers or executive advisers in positions compar Order No. 7916 of June 24, 1938,x is able in salary with the associate pro suspended and made inoperative in so TITLE 6AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
far as it covers into the competitive fessional grade or higher.
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
classified civil service as of February 1, FCA 122
VIII. Navy Department 1939:
1. Such positions of a professional, sci a Positions to which, in the opinion A uthority , and D esignation of O rder of P recedence, of D eputy L and B ank entific, technical, or supervisory nature of the Civil Service Commission, it is C ommissioners and C h ie f , A ppraisal under the Naval Establishment in the not practicable to make appointment S ubdivision , to A ct as L and B ank Philippine Islands, as may be agreed upon competitive examination.
C ommissioner upon by the Secretary of the Navy and b Positions the duties of which are the Civil Service Commission.
determined, with the concurrence of the J anuary 31, 1939.
2. Any person employed in an area Civil Service Commission, to be of a Sec.
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of Title 6, Code of Federal outside the continental limits of the highly confidential character.
Regulations, is amended to read as United States except the Canal Zone and c Professional and scientific posi follows:
Alaska, when in the opinion of the Sec tions.
retary of the Navy the best interests of S ec. 3.6 Authority and designation d Positions in the Inland W ater the service so require.
of order of precedence of Deputy Land ways Corporation.
3. Classified positions in the field serv Bank Commissioners and Chief, Ap ice of the Navy Department and the Ma praisal Subdivision, to act as Land Bank 13 F. R. 1526 DI.

foreign and domestic commerce of the rine Corps when filled by the promotion of unclassified laborers appointed under United States.
2.
Special agents employed in collectthe Labor Regulations, subject to the ap proval of the Commission.
ing cotton statistics.
IX. Post Office Department IV. War Department 1.
One postal rate expert, 1. Positions of military storekeeper in v the Signal Service at Large when filled by X. Veterans Administration retired noncommissioned officers of the 1. Classified positions in the Veterans Signal Corps.
when filled by the promo 2. Four positions of headquarters mes Administration tion of unclassified laborers appointed senger at the headquarters of the Philip under the Labor Regulations, subject to pine Department, when filled by honor the approval of the Commission.
ably discharged enlisted men who have The Civil Service Commission with the been on duty at those headquarters.
3. Any person employed in an area out concurrence of the department or agency side the continental limits of the United concerned may revoke in whole or in States except the Canal Zone and part any paragraph of Schedule A or B.
Final decision as to whether the duties Alaska, when in the opinion of the Sec retary of War the best interests of the of any position in the executive civil service are such that appointments service so require.
4. Classified positions in the Ordnance thereto are authorized uifder any para Department at Large, War Department, graph of Schedule A or B shall rest with when filled by the promotion of unclassi the Civil Service Commission.
This order shall be effective February fied laborers appointed under the Labor Regulations, subject to the approval of 1, 1939.
F ranklin D R oosevelt the Commission.