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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 4, 1939
the hearing and make his report to the o f the application of the above-named Commission.
applicant, and to that effect By the Commission.
I t is so ordered.
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Secretary.
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P . R . Doc. 39-727; Filed. March 3, 1939;
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F. R. Doc. 39-728; Filed, March 3, 1939;
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United States of America Before the Securities and Exchange Commission
UNITED STATES C IV IL SERVICE
COMMISSION.
A t a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Commission held at its C o n d i t io n o f t h e A p p o r t io n m e n t at office in the City of Washington, D. C., C l o s e o f B u s in e s s T u e s d a y , F e b r u a r y on the 1st day of March, A. D. 1939.
28, 1939
File No. 52-12
I n t h e M a tter o f Y o r k R a i l w a y s Com pany 1
ORDER ADMITTING AS A PARTY THE PE N N SYL
VANIA PUBLIC U T IL IT Y COMMISSION

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Com mission having requested leave to inter vene in the above matter, I t is ordered, Pursuant to Section 19 of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, that said Commission be, and it hereby is, admitted as a party to this proceeding.
By the Commission.
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F r a n c is P . B rasso r ,.

Secretary.
P. R. Doc. 39-729; Piled, March 3, 1939;
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United States of America Before the Securities and Exchange Commission At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Commission, held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on the 2nd day of March A. D. 1939.
Pile No. 31-170
In
the
M a t t er o f t h e A p p l i c a t i o n o f D rake-J o n e s C o m p a n y
ORDER CONSENTING TO WITHDRAW AL UNDER
PUBLIC U T IL IT Y HOLDING COMPANY ACT
OF 1935 PURSUANT TO REQUEST OF APPLI
CANT

Upon the request of the applicant, the Commission consents to the withdrawal P u b lic Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, Sec. 11 f .

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Important. Although the apportioned classified civil service is by law located only in Washington, D. C., it nevertheless includes only about half of the Federal Civilian positions in the District of Columbia. Positions in local post offices, customs districts, and other field services outside of the District of Columbia which are subject to the Civil Service Act are filled almost wholly by persons who are local residents of the general com m u n ity in which the vacancies exist. I t should be noted and understood that so long as a person occupies, by original appointment, a position in the apportioned service, the charge for his appointment continues to run against his State of original resi dence. Certifications of eligibles are first made from States which are in arrears.
Number of positions Number of positions to which occupied entitled
State
IN ARREARS
1. Puerto Rico. . . . . . .
2. Hawaii________________
3. C alifornia___ __
4. Alaska________________
5. Texas___________________
6. Louisiana_______________
7. M ichigan_____
8. Arizona.________________
9. N ew Jersey__________
10. South Carolina 11. Ohio
12. Mississippi______________
13. Oklahoma. _____
14. Alabama________________
15. Arkansas___ __________
16. New Mexico 17. Georgia .
18. North Carolina_______
19. Kentucky 20. Tennessee 21. Wisconsin_____________
22. Illinois_________ _____
23. Connecticut..
24. Oregon
594
142
2,186
23
2,242
809
1,864
168
1,556
669
2,559
774
922
1,019
714
163
1,120
1,220
1,007
1,007
1,131
2,938
619
367

1117
Number of positions Number of positions to which occupied entitled
State
I N A R R E A R S Continued 25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.

Delaware _.. . . .
Indiana
Florida ..
Idaho
New Y ork________________
Pennsylvania W yom ing _
Utah
West Virginia
92
1,247
565
171
4,846
3,708
87
196
666

81
1,106
531
162
4,626
3,540
86
194
662

35

35

Q U O T A F IL L E D
34. Nevada.

State
Number of positions Number of N et gain or positions loss since to which entitled occupied July 1,1938
I N E X C ESS

35. Maine_______
36. N ew Ham;shire_______
37. Massachusetts38. Colorado
39. Missouri_____
40. Washington. _
41. Kansas
42. Minnesota___
43. North Dakota44. Vermont___
45. Montana____
46. South Dakota 47. Rhode Island.
48. Iowa
49. Nebraska
50. Virginia_____
51. Maryland- ..
52. D istofC o l___

By By By By
appointment..
transfer_______
reinstatement.
correction_____

307

308

1

179
1,636
399
1,397
602
724
987
262
138
207
267
265
951
530
932
628
187

181
1,658
409
1,439
621
759
1,037
276
147
221
296
294
1,096
626
1,940
1,884
8,759

+8
+22
+12
30
+46
+15
43
+18
+3
13
+1
+28
-11
17
-3 0
+16
-4

G A IN S
303
25
3 1

Total.
LOSSES
41 B y separation.
B y transfer___
777 B y correction..
9 901
Total----------------------------------------------86
383 Total appointments____________________________ 48,025
885
87
N o t e : Num ber of employees occupying ap 829
383 portioned positions who are excluded from 1,528 the apportionment figures under Section 2, 477 Rule II, and the Attorney Generals opinion 571 of Aug. 25, 1934, 14,579.
633
448
By direction of the Commission.
104
749
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Executive Director and 687
768
Chief Examiner.
868
2,267
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