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TITLE 5 ADMINISTRATIVE
PERSONNEL

and recommend modifications of cloth ing, food, or equipment for our armed forces according to the results of these tests.
Chapter ICivil Service Commission c Knowledge and training requisite P art 22 A ppeals op P reference E l ig i for the performance of duties. In order bles U nder the V eterans P reference that the appointee may successfully per A ct o f 1944
form the professional duties of physiolo gist, it is necessary that he have a basic P art 24 F ormal E ducation R equire
knowledge of the physical and biological m ents for A ppo in t m e n t to C ertain sciences and have scientific training in S c ie n t if ic , T e chnical , and P rofes
physiology. The specific knowledges of sional P o sit io n
physiology, biochemistry, and biology m iscellaneous amendments must be augmented with more general1. The final sentence In 22.10 a , ized scientific information in chemistry, As ap reading The contents of a formal find mathematics, and physics.
pointees will be required to perform re ing on such loyalty aspects in cases under search in physiology, they must have ap section 14 will not contain information titude and training in the methods of which will be inconsistent with the original research, together with the pledge of confidence attached to testi ability to discover and interpret new mony and evidence in such cases is relationships in physiology. They must hereby revoked.
have the ability to present clear and ac Secs. 11 and 14, 58 Stat. 387; 5 U. S. C.
curate reports of their scientific work.
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d Method of obtaining basic knowl edge and training. These positions are 2. Section 24.63 is amended to read as follows:
research in character and the duties re quire that incumbents be thoroughly 24.63 Physiologist H um an, P-414trained in the field of physiology and 1-8 positions involving highly technical the related sciences. The only place in research, design or development, or simi which the required knowledges and lar difficult scientific functions a traihing may be obtained is in accredited Educational requirement. Applicants colleges in which adequate courses of in must have successfully completed a full struction have been developed, which 4-year course leading to a degree, with have well equipped laboratories and major study in physiology, in an ac thoroughly trained instructors, and in credited college or university, with which the training is so organized and courses totaling at least 20 semester progress so evaluated as to insure ade hours in physiology or in any combina quate training in the field of physiology.
tion of 20 semester hours of biology, bio Sec. 5, 58 Stat. 388; 5 . S. C. 854
chemistry, and physiology which has in U nited S tates C iv il S erv cluded at least 10 semester hours in physiology.
ice C o m m issio n , H. B. M itch e ll , b Duties. With responsibility pro seal
President.
portionate to the grade, physiologists in vestigate those factors affecting the F. R. Doc. 48-5032; Filed, June 7, 1948;
physiology of man and of animals 8:49 a. m.
through laboratory and clinical research and act as consultants to various Fed eral agencies on all types of problems TITLE 14 CIVIL AVIATION
involving physiology.
Chapter II Civil Aeronautics They examine and direct studies of the Administration > Physiological effects of climate, environ ment, activity, clothing, and food upon Amdt. 1
man. They may conduct such tests on R
edesignation o f C ertain P arts ;
individuals or on small or large groups R evocation of P art 533
of persons under a wide range of circum stances. By these experiments and re Acting 1 pursuant to authority vested in me by section 2 of an act to searches they add to the current fund of knowledge in the field of physiology Continued on p. 3047

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Aoki, Matsuye_____________
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Grill, Marie________
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Jinsha, Kotohira____________ 3063
Koelle, Erika, and Werner Veit----------------------------- 3064
Langjahr, Ernest____________ 3061
Loewenberg, Lena___________ 3061
Nenninger, Emilie___________ 3062
Neu, George--------------------- 3062
Neugebauer, Dorothea_______ 3063
Schutte, Alexander__ _______ 3062
Tatsumi, Ichitaro_____________ 3062
Wegner, Elizabeth__________ 3064

Civil Aeronautics Adminitration Rules and regulations:
Redesignation and revocation of certain parts:
CAA war training service in signia or emblems; use_
Certificates issued by Admin istrator ; rules of practice to alter, amend, or modify___
Construction or alteration of structures on or near civil . airways------------------------Current examination mate rials ; reproduction and dis semination________________
Inter-American a v i a t i o n training grants____________
Organization________________
Procedure___________________
Washington National A ir port:
Aeronautical rules________
. General regulations,______

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Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Peruvian International Air ways; hearing______________

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Civil Service Commission Rules and regulations :
Appeals of preference eligibles, Appointment to certain scien tific, technical, and profes sional positions; formal edu cation requirements_________
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