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FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, August 8, 1944

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NOTICE
The Cumulative Supplement to the Code of Federal Regulations, covering the period from June 2, 1938, through June 1, 1943, may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, at $3.00 per unit. The follow ing are now available;
Book 1 : Titles 1-3 Presidential doc uments with tables and index.
Book 2 : Titles 4-9, with index.
Book 3: Titles 10-17, with index.
Book 4: Titles 18-25, with index.
Book 5, Part Is Title 26, Parts 2-178.
Book 5, Part 2: Title 26, completed;
Title 27 ; with index.
Book 6: Titles 28-32, with index.

O ffice of P rice A dministration
Continued.
Apples and apple products, dried and processed MPR
493, Order 5 __________
Beef and veal carcasses and wholesale cuts RMPR 169, Am. 45_________________
Fruits, berries and vegetables, packed FPR 1, Am. 1 to Supp. 7 -----------------------Fruits and vegetables, fresh MPR 426, Order 2 _____
Fuel oil Rev. RO 11, Am. 20
Paperboard sold east of Rocky Mountains RPS 32, Am.
1 6 _____________________
Puerto Rico:
Kerosene Restriction Order 7 ____________________
Mileage rationing, tire regu lations RO IB, Am. 9
Radio receiver and phonograph parts RPS 84, Am. 8 ____
Regional and district office or ders:
Fruits and vegetables, fresh:
Joliet, 111______
Westchester and Suffolk Counties, N. Y_______
Scrap, brass mill RPS 12, Am.
9 ______________________
Sheepskins, pickled MPR 145, Am. 8 ___________
Size, wood rosin Rev. SR to GMPR, Am. 156_________

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P ublic H ealth S ervice:

U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps; uni form and insignia_______

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S ecurities and E xchange C o m m is
sio n :

Hearings, etc.:
American Gas and Electric C o_______ ____ - ________ 9637
Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corp___ ________ - 9636
Empire District Electric Co 9635
Georgia Power and lig h t Co_ 9634
Mississippi Power and Light Co., and Electric Power and Light Corp_______ - 9635
North American Co________ - 9636
Northern Indiana Public Serv ice Co., et al. 2 docu m ents____________ 9634, 9636
Identification of classified reg istrants _______ I-------------

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Learner employment - certifi cates, notice of issuance 2
documents______ 9623, 9624
Procurement and disposal of military supplies and ani mals:
Contracts________________Forms_______
Termination_____________
Labor____________________
Purchase instructions, mis cellaneous______ ___
Purchases, interbranch and interdepartmental_____
Surplus and unserviceable property_1______

California, wage rates of work ers engaged in cutting and picking peaches--------------Dairy foods and mix, frozen WFO 8, Am. 4 _________
Jonesboro stockyards, desig nated location. --------------Oilseed, set aside requirements WFO 9-12_________
Protein meal, limitations on manufacture WFO 9-6, Am. 11_________________
Violations, amendment to cer tain orders______________

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W ar P roduction B oard:

S elective S ervice S ystem :

CONTENTSContinued Continued.
AdjustmentsContinued.
C o n t i n e n t a l Mining and Smelting Corp-------------Dominion Electrical Mf g. IncHeil Co___________________
Homer Furnace and Foundry Corp., and Rudy Furnace Co
Hooper Consruction Co----- Martin Stove and Range Co, Corr.________________
McGinnis & Grafe, and Floyd R. Hyer_______________
Meat Ration Co--------------Negley Fire Clay Co., et al .
Paris Coal Washery, Inc . .
Wright, R. G., Co., Inc_

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Controlled m a t e r i a l s plan CMP Reg. 1, Rev. of Dir.
17 ___ _______ ______ 9598
Construction l i m i t a t i o n s CMP Reg. 6, Sch. A ___ 9598
Distribution of food stores to allied ocean vessels; ap proval of form of contract Cert. 207____ ;_________ >8638
Gold plate, etc., manufacture 9610
M-199, Dir. 2 ___
Iron and steel production M126_________
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Lamp burners, flat wick PR 3, Int. 1 to Dir. 8 9598
Linens, bed RPS 89, Am. 13_9616
Minerals:
Glycols M-300, Sch. 15___ 9601
Pine tar M-300, Sch. 14___ 9601
Polystyrene and polydichlorostyrene M-300, Sch. 19 _ 9602
Mussel shells Rev. SR 14 to GMPR, Am. 159 , ______ 9621
Suspension order S y d n e y Plumbing Supply Co______ 9638
W ar S hipping A dministration:

Adios, determination of own ership.._____ ____________

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pointment made personally by the Presi dent of the United States without con firmation by the Senate.
12.302 Policy. It 4s the duty of every administrator to curtail his working force whenever he has a surplus of em ployees. Reduction-in-force regulations do not make this task easier but they help to give proper weight to the different factors which must be considered. These regulations were prepared with a great deal of care and are issued with the hope that they provide an answer to most of the problems that will arise. They are complex because there are so many fac tors which must be considered. Under lying policies should be kept in mind in applying the rules to individual casef The most important policies are a follows:
a Looking ahead for changes il work loads, available funds and employe turnover, and restricting appointment in certain lines of work may prevent i surplus in workers which would otherwise occur. It is better practice to keep >working staff down to the number re