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VOLUME 5

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Washington, Saturday , The President EXECUTIVE ORDER
Amending the E xecutive O rder of J an uary 17, 1873, to P ermit E mployees of the F ederal G overnment to H old Certain P ositions in the S chools and U niversities of A n y S tate, T er ritory, or M unicipality
By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 1753 of the Revised Stat utes of the United States U.S.C., title 5, sec. 631, and as President of the United States, the Executive order of January 17, 1873, as amended, prohibiting, with certain exceptions, Federal officers and employees from holding state, territorial, and municipal offices, is hereby further amended so as to permit officers and employees of the Federal Government to hold positions as teachers or instruc tors in any state, territorial, or munic ipal school or university: Provided, that their holding of such positions shall not in any manner interfere or conflict with the performance of their duties during their regular hours of duty as officers or employees of the Federal Government.
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a variety of considerations, with one basic purposethe provision of suitable heating a t the least possible cost. The USHA cannot, under the Act, make loans or annual contributions on any USHA-aided project which is not un dertaken in such a manner that a the project will not be of elaborate or ex pensive design or materials and b economy will be promoted both in con struction and administration thereof.
The Act further requires that rents including the cost of heating shall be within the financial reach of families of low income. Since the heating ex pense may represent a very material portion of the total rent, or total ex penditure for rent and household opera tion, economy in operating expense of the heating system is essential. This Part sets forth determination of a heat ing method, factors affecting choice, and types of systems.! Introduction 644.1 D e t e r m i n i n g a heating method. The individual tenant-oper ated heating unit should always be given consideration and, under conditions fa vorable to its use, this type should be the first tentative selection. As com pared with the project-operated group or central plant, the individual tenantoperated unit has1the following definite advantages:

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a The responsibility for fuel con sumption is placed squarely on the ten P. R. Doc. 40-1483; Piled, April 12, 1940; ant. It is obvious that when he pays directly for the fuel consumed, he will 11:03 a. m.
not be wasteful in his use of heat and will adjust it to his actual needs.
Rules, Regulations, Orders b Tenant operation is substituted for the paid labor of others.
c Simple, small individual plants are TITLE 24HOUSING CREDIT
likely to be lower in first cost than large, CHAPTER VIUNITED STATES
frequently complex, project-operated HOUSING AUTHORITY
plants. Under favorable climatic and fuel conditions the small heating units P art 644 S electing a M ethod of are likely to cost the tenant less in oper H eating Sec.
ating and maintenance expenses.

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644.1
644.2
644.3

Scope and content.
Determining a heating m ethod.
Factors affecting choice.
Types of systems.

644.0 to 644.3, inclusive, issued under th e auth o rity contained in sec. 8, 50 Btat.
891, 42 U.S.C., Sup. IV, 1408.
644.0 Scope and content. Heat tT he source of 644.0 to 644.3, inclu ing systems for low-rent housing involve sive, is B ulletin No. 20, as revised, July, 1939.

CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order:
Page Federal employees permitted to hold certain positions in schools and universities___ 1411
RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDERS
T itle 24H ousing Credit :
United States Housing Author ity:
Heating, selection of method- 1411
T itle 29L abor:
Wage and Hour Division:
Knitted underwear and com mercial knitting industry, minimum wage rates___ 1413
T itle 36 P arks and F orests:

National Park Service:
Yosemite National Park, sub sidiary r é g u l t i o n s amended______________ 1414
NOTICES
Civil Aeronautics Authority:
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc., et al., oral argument________ 1424
New York and Bermudian Air lin e, hearing postponed__ 1424
Department of Agriculture:
Agricultural Adjustment Ad ministration :
Nassau and Suffolk Counties, N. Y., 1940 agricultural conservation program__ 1416
Bureau of Animal Industry:
Hearing on handling of anti hog-cholera serum and hog-cholera virus______ 1423
Department of Labor:
Immigration and Naturaliza tion Service:
Admission of aliens partici pating in Golden Gate International Exposition and New York Worlds Fair, 1940__________ ___ 1424
Department of the Interior:
Bituminous Coal Division:
Bibby Coal, Shale & Clay Co., e x e m p t io n renewal granted_______________ 1414
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