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VOLUME 11

%, 1934

A/ITEO

NUMBER 95

Washington, Wednesday, M a y 15, 1946

The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9722
Reassignment of the F unctions of Service of S u pply C ommand and Commanding G eneral, S ervices Supply
the the of
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes, includ ing Title I of the First War Powers Act, 1941 55 Stat. 838, and as President of the United States and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy, it is hereby ordered as follows:
The Secretary of W ar is authorized and directed, within thirty days from the date hereof, to reassign to such agencies and officers of-the W ar Depart ment as he may deem appropriate the functions, duties, and powers heretofore assigned to the service of supply com mand and to the Commanding General, Services of Supply.
Executive Order No. 9082 of February 28, 1942, entitled Reorganization of the Army of the United States and Transfer of Functions within the W ar Depart ment, is amended accordingly.
H arry S. T ruman T he W hite H ouse,
May 13, 1946.
P. R. Doc. 46-8101; Piled, May 14, 1946;
10:41 a. m.J

Regulations TITLE 10ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT
Chapter IIAircraft Part 202 A ssistance
to
Civil A ircraft
Sections 202.1 to 202.8, inclusive, are superseded by the following 202.1 to 202.6, inclusive, in revision of A R 95-50, May 3, 1946.
Sec.
202.1
ono o 4U4.3
202.4
202.5
202.6

Use of Government military airfields by civil aircraft.
5iomPetitin with private enterprise.
Emergency sales.
Prohibited sales.
Emergency storage and overhauling.
Prices to be charged.

Authority : 202.1 to 202.6, inclusive, is sued under 44 Stat. 571; 49 U.S.C. 175.

i 202.1 Use of Government military airfields by civil aircraft, a Command ing officers are authorized to permit the landing at airfields under their jurisdic tion of itinerant civil aircraft being op erated at the time in connection with Government contracts, other Govern ment interest, or the official business of the installation and to furnish assist ance to operators of such aircraft as hereinafter provided.
b Owners of civil aircraft not en gaged in connection with Government work will not be permitted to use any active Government-owned military air fields as a base. However, the use of the landing area of such airfields by opera tors of civil aircraft may be permitted in the discretion of the commanding o f ficer of the installation, upon conditions that the aircraft is not operated for profit, that it is not housed on the mili tary reservation and that assistance will not be required from the military instal lation as to maintenance, repairs, and operation.
c In the case of Government-owned military airfields declared from time to time as being on an inactive status, op erators of civil aircraft may be permitted, when airfield facilities are available, to use such facilities, subject in each case to the approval of the Commanding Gen eral, Army Air Forces, and under such regulations as are now or may hereafter be prescribed by the Commanding Gen eral, Army Air Forces.
d With regard to airfields leased by the Government for use in common with others, owners of private and commer cial aircraft may obtain permission to use the facilities in accordance with the particular lease. Use by commercial air craft of airfields occupied by the Army Air Forces under lease providing for ex clusive use by the Government will re quire the approval of the Commanding General, Army Air Forces, and the issu ance of a W ar Department permit.
Owners of civil aircraft may obtain per mits to use airfields, occupied by the Army Air Forces under concurrent use leases, from the W ar Department or the lessor in accordance with the terms of the particular lease.
e Operators of aircraft who use mil itary facilities at any Army airfield will be required to conform to the rules and regulations in force at the Installation.
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
E xecutive O rder:

Page
Service of supply command and Commanding General, Services o f Supply, reas signment o f functions_____

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REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A lien P roperty Custodian :

Vesting orders, etc.:
Imperial Japanese Govern ment et al. 2 docu, ments_____________ 5320,5322
Okasaki, Sukekasu and Haru Okasaki_________________ 5322
Tekkosho, Taiwan_______ - 5319
C ivilian P roduction A dministra
t io n :

Construction, beginning V H P1, Supp. 2 _______________

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E conomic S tabilization , O ffice of :

Canned vegetables, 1946_______
Support prices, subsidies; Emer gency Wheat Purchase Pro gram______________________

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5316

F ederal C ommunications Commis
s io n :

Hearings,, etc.:
Foreign telegraph messages to points in U. S., free delivery_________________
Non-governmental services, allocation of frequenciesParis Broadcasting Co. et al_

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5318
5318

F ederal P ower C ommission :

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc., hearing_________ _

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F ederal T rade C ommission :

United Watch Co., cease and de sist order__________ ______
F ish
and
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W ildlife S ervice:

Fishery commodities or prod ucts, production; alloca tion of halibut_____________ 5317
Participants in voluntary 5318
program____________
G eneral L and O ffice :

Oregon and California R ail road, revested, and recon veyed Coos Bay wagon road grant lands in Oregon__

5317

I nterstate C ommerce Commission :

Unloading at Laredo, Tex.:
Bus body_____________ ___
Commodities_________________

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N ational R a ilw ay L abor P anel :

Wage approvals, general; rail way and airline carriers5281

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