Federal Register - March 16, 1946
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F E D E R A L R E G I S T E R , Saturday, M a rch 16, 1946
CODIFICATION GUIDEContinued
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708.63 Theater boundaries a general orders. A silver service star %6
American theater 1 Eastern bound inch in diameter may be substituted in ary. From the North Pole, south along lieu of 5 bronze service stars.
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the 75th meridian west longitude to the b An individual is eligible for a State Disposal of Surplus 77th parallel north latitude, thence service star provided:
Property:
southeast through Davis Strait to the 1 He was assigned, Qr attached, to Part 8308Foreign disposal 2774 intersection of the 40th parallel north and present for duty with a unit at some T i t l e 36 P a r k s a n d F o r e s t s :
latitude and the 35th meridian west time during the period in which the unit Chapter I National Park Serv longitude, thence south along that meri participated in combat and was awarded ice:
dian to the 10th parallel north latitude, credit therefor in W ar Department gen Part 1 Areas administered thence southeast to the intersection of eral orders, by the National Park the Equator and the 20th meridian west 2 Or, though not assigned, or at Service__________________ 2775
longitude, thence south along the 20th tached, to a unit, he served honorably Part 20Special regulations- 2775
meridian west longitude to the South under orders in the combat zone be T i t l e 43 P u b l i c L a n d s : I n t e r i o r :
Pole.
tween the limiting dates of the campaign Subtitle A Office of Secretary 2 Western boundary. From the as establishment by War Department of interior________________
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North Pole, south along the 141st merid general orders and was:
Chapter I General Land Office:
ian west longitude to the east boundary i Awarded a combat decoration, Appendix Public land orders:
of Alaska, thence south and southeast ii Or, furnished a certificate by a 316----------------------------- 2776
along the Alaska boundary to the Pacific corps or higher commander that he ac T i t l e 50 W i l d l i f e :
Ocean, thence south along the 130th tually participated in combat, Chapter I Fish and Wildlife meridian to its intersection with the 30th . iii Or, served at a normal post of Service:
parallel north latitude, thence southeast duty as contrasted to occupying a status Part 11Establishment, etc., to the intersection of the Equator and the of inspector, observer, or visitor, of national wildlife ref 100th meridian west longitude to the iv Or, served aboard a vessel other uges------------------------2776
South Pole than in a passenger status and has been b European-African-Middle Eastern furnished a certificate by the home port vtheater 1 Eastern boundary. From commander of the vessel that he served 708.61 Supply, a Availability of ihe North Pole, south along the 60th within the combat zone.
the medals authorized herein will be meridian east longitude to its intersec 3 Or, he was a prisoner of war, announced latr.
tion with the easfr boundary of Iran, evadee, or escapee and served in the b Supply of ribbons, arrowheads, thence south along the Iran boundary combat zone during the time limitations and service stars will be in accordance to the Gulf of Oman and the intersection of the campaign as provided in War De with Army Regulations.
of the 60th meridian east longitude, partment general orders.
thence south along the 60th meridian 708.62 Eligibility, a An individ 708.66 Arrowhead, a A bronze east longitude to the South Pole..
uals eligibility for the appropriate cam Indian arrowhead, J
/4 inch in height is 2 Western boundary. Coincident paign medal is automatically established authorized for wear on the appropriate with the east boundary of the American upon arrival for permanent duty in a service ribbons to indicate participation theater.
theater outside the continental limits of in a combat parachute jump, combat c Asiatic-Pacific t h e a t e r 1
the United States. Alaska is outside the glider landing, or initial assault landing Eastern boundary. Coincident with the continental limits of the United States.
on a hostile shore as announced in War west boundary of the American theater.
b An individual, while outside the Department general orders.
2 Western boundary.
Coincident continental limits of the United States in b An individual is eligible for the with the east boundary of the Europeapa passenger status or on temporary duty, arrowhead provided:
African-Middle Eastern theater.
is eligible for the appropriate campaign 1 He made a combat parachute medal provided:
708.64 Description of c a m p a i g n jump or combat glider landing into en 1
He engaged in active combat oper medals a European-African-Middle emy-held territory as an assigned or ations against the enemy and was:
Eastern campaign medal. A medal of attached member of an organized force 1 Awarded a combat decoration, bronze, design to be approved, suspended carrying out an assigned tactical ii Or, furnished a certificate from a by a silk ribbon 1% inches in length and mission.
corps or higher commander or the com 1% inches in width of green with nar 2 He went ashore in the assault manding officer of an independent force row stripes of United States colors blue, waves of an amphibious landing on stating that he actually participated in white, and red in the center, flanked by enemy-held territory as an assigned or combat.
Italian green, white, and red and Ger attached member of an organized force 2 Or, he served in the appropriate man black and white, within brown carrying out an assigned tactical mis theater a period of 30 consecutive days borders.
sion.
or 60 days not necessarily consecutive.
b American campaign medal. A
c An individuals eligibility for the seal E d w a r d F . W it s e l l , medal of bronze, design to be approved, American campaign medal, in addition, M ajor General, suspended by a silk ribbon 1% inches in is established provided:
The Adjutant General.
length and 1% inches in width of blue 1 He served 30 days while perma with narrow stripes of United States F. R. Doc. 46-4300; Filed, Mar. 15, 1946;
nently assigned as a member of the crew 10:09 a. m.
colors blue, white, and red in the cen of a vessel sailing ocean waters even ter, flanked by German colors black and though the vessel -was based within the white, and Japanese colors red and continental United States.
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2 Or, he served 30 days while per TITLE 16-COMMERCIAL PRACTICES
c Asiatic-Pacific campaign medal.
manently assigned as. a member of the A medal of bronze, design to be approved, Chapter IFederal Trade Commission operating, crew of an airplane actually suspended by a silk ribbon 1% inches making regular and frequent flights over Docket No. 4885
in length and 1% inches in width of ocean waters even though the airplane orange with narrow stripes of United P
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the center, flanked by Japanese colors 3 Or, he served in an honorable ac FRENCO
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red and white.
tive duty status within the continental
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Advertising falsely or mis 708.65 Service stars, a A bronze limits of the United States for an accu leadinglyComparative data or merits:
mulative period of 1 year.
service star inch in diameter is au 3.6 c Advertising falsely or mislead Not more than one campaign thorized for wear on the appropriate ingly-Composition of goods: 3.6 t medal will be awarded for service in any service ribbons to indicate participation Advertising falsely or misleadingly.
heater nor will more than one service in each campaign of the United States Qualities or properties of product or serv nbbon representing such medal be worn.
Army announced in War Department ice: 3.6 y 10 Advertising falsely or T i t l e 32 N
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