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quiry into the circumstances surround ing the alleged loss, mutilation, or de struction of the original receipt card as to satisfy himself that such loss, mutilation, or destruction has occurred. I f a receipt card has been mutilated, it must be sur rendered to the investigating officer be fore a new card will be issued. The in vestigating officer shall also satisfy him self that the applicant is the individual to whom the registration record relates, and shall make any further inquiry justi fied by the facts in a particular case. I f deemed advisable, written sworn state ments concerning any pertinent facts may be obtained from the applicant and any other persons whose testimony should be secured. Upon completion of the investigation, the investigating officer shall recommend the granting or denial of the application for a new receipt card, and if his recommendation is adverse, he shall state the reasons therefor in w rit ing. The investigating officer shall ob tain the applicants signature and a print of his right index finger upon Form AR-3a and shall type on the face of that form the name and present address of the applicant. I f for any reason the im pression of the right index finger cannot be taken, the impression of another finger should be obtained and the form suitably endorsed to show which finger and hand.
c The investigating officer shall then forward the application and any testi mony taken from the applicant and other persons, together with Form AB-3a, to the district director having jurisdiction.
The district director or an officer desig nated by him shall review the record and may, if he deems it advisable, refer the case to the same or any other officer of the Service for further investigation. I f no further investigation is considered necessary, the entire record shall be fo r warded to the Alien Registration D ivi sion. Th e reviewing officer shall indicate whether he concurs with the recommen dation of the investigating officer, and if not, he shall state the reasons fbr his non-concurrence.
d Upon consideration of the applica tion and record in the Central Office, the Chief of the Alien Registration Division may, if he is satisfied that the original receipt has been lost, mutilated, or de stroyed, sign the Form AB-3a, place thereon the proper registration number, and mark the form to show that it is a duplicate issued in lieu of an original re ceipt which has been lost, mutilated, or destroyed. Both the original date jof registration and the date of issuance of the duplicate shall be shown on the new card. I f the said officer is not satisfied that a duplicate should be issued, he shall deny the application. I f the record indi cates that any further action is desirable or necessary in connection with the case of the alien, it should be referred to the
appropriate division of the Central Office for consideration of such further action.
e I f a duplicate receipt card on Form AR -3a is issued, it shall be sent direct to the applicant by the Alien R eg istration Division, and the office where the application was filed shall be advised of the final disposition of the case.
f Any alien child who was less than fourteen years of age at the time of his registration upon the basis of an appli cation made by his parent or legal guard ian under 170.1 c or 170.1 d and who desires to obtain a new registration receipt card in lieu of a lost, mutilated, or destroyed original may, i f the alien is less than fourteen years of age at the time application is made, obtain a new card through the procedure specified in paragraphs a to e of this section.
In such cases, however, the application for a new card shall be executed by the childs parent or guardian, preferably the same person who made application for the original registration; the testimony of the parent cfr guardian instead of that of the child shall be obtained and the new Form AR-3a, if issued, shall be delivered to the parent or guardian. No finger print of the alien child need be obtained on Form AR-3a, which shall be signed by the parent or guardian. In any such case in which no parent or guardian is avail able, the matter shall be reported to the Alien Registration Division for special in structions concerning the procedure to be followed in replacing the original receipt card.
g Replacements of lost, mutilated, or destroyed receipt cards in the cases of alien seamen shall be governed by the following:
1 An alien who has been lawfully admitted to the United States for per manent residence and who is by occu pation a seaman may replace a lost, mu tilated, or destroyed Form AR-3 in the manner specified in paragraphs a to e o f this section.
2 An alien seaman who was regis tered under 170.8 d may, if less than one year has elapsed since the date of his registration and he is in the United States at the time of filing his applica tion, replace a lost, mutilated, or de stroyed Form AR-103 in the manner specified in paragraphs a to e of this section. In such cases Form AR-3 a will, if issued, be plainly marked to show both the date of original registration of the seaman and the date on which the new receipt card was issued. In accord ance with 170.8 a , an alien seaman seeking admission to the United States who does not present a receipt or dupli cate thereof showing registration within one year of the date of his application for admission, shall not be admitted un til he has again been registered and fin gerprinted. This one-year period shall extend from the date o f original regis
tration, and in no case from the date on which a new receipt in lieu of one lost, mutilated, or destroyed was issued.
3 An alien seaman who was finger printed only, under the provisions of 170.8 e , shall not be entitled to ob tain a replacement o f the Form AR-103
which was issued to him at the time of such fingerprinting. In such cases, the procedure prescribed by 170.8 e shall again be followed if the aliens receipt card has been lost, mutilated, or de stroyed.
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L e m u e l B . S c h o f ie l d ,
Special Assistant to the Attor ney General in Charge Im
migration and Naturaliza tion Service.
Approved:
F ra n c is B id d le ,
Acting Attorney General.
F. R. Doc. 41-5549; Filed, July 31, 1941;
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T IT L E 14C IV IL A V IA T IO N
CH APTE R I C IV IL AERO NAU TICS
A U T H O R IT Y
Amendment No. 122 of the Civil Air Regulations P art 61 S c h e d u l e d A ir C arrier R u l e s I n t e r st a t e
FIRST AID EQUIPMENT FOR AIR CARRIER
AIRCRAFT

A t a session of the Civil Aeronautics Board held at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 29th day of July, 1941.
Acting pursuant to the authority vested in it by the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, particularly sec tions 205 a , 601 and 604 o f saidAct, and finding that its action is desirable in the public interest and is necessary to carry out the provisions of, and to exercise and perform its powers and duties under, said Act, the Civil Aero nautics Board amends the Civil A ir R eg ulations as follows:
Effective October 1, 1941, Part 61 of the Civil Air Regulations is amended by the addition of a new 61.340 to read as follows:
61.340 First aid equipment. No air craft shall be operated in scheduled air transportation unless equipped with a conveniently accessible first aid kit ade quate for proper first aid treatment of passengers and crew which shall contain medical equipment and supplies ap proved by the Administrator as suitable and sufficient for the type of operation involved.
By the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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T hom as G . E a r ly ,
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 41-5547; Filed, July 30, 1941;
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