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tions for the reason that the changes made are of a liberalizing character.
3. The purpose of the amendment of 192.7 is to liberalize, the requirements for the separation of brewery buildings from buildings used for other purposes to the extent of deleting the provision for separation from the ground to the roof in a direct, vertical line. This amend ment prescribes entire separation in such cases by. substantial solid, and unbroken walls and floors.
4. This Treasury decision shall be ef fective immediately.
5. This Treasury decision is issued under the authority contained in sections 3157, 3176, Internal Revenue Code 26
U. S. C., 3157 and 3176 .
53 Stat. 370, 375; 26 U..S. C. 3157, 3176
seal
G eo. J. S choeneman,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Approved: May 24, 1949.
T homas J. Lynch ,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
F. R. Doc. 49-4334; Filed, May 31, 1949;
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TITLE 31 MONEY AND
FINANCE: TREASURY
Subtitle A Office of the Secretary of the Treasury P art 11Customhouse B rokers BOOKS AND PAPERS

1. Section 11.8 b 6 as amended by Dept. Circ. 559, September 27, 1939;
4 P. R. 4170 is hereby further amended.
2. The purpose of this amendment is to retain the requirement that a custom house broker give notice of change of address to the collector of customs and the Committee on Practice but to elimi nate the requirement that the broker also give notice to the Commissioner of Customs.
3. It is found that compliance with the notice, public rule-making procedure and effective date requirements of sec tion 4 of the Administrative Procedure Act 60 Stat. 238; 5 U. S. C. 1003 is un necessary in connection with the issuance of this amendment for the reason that the change in effect grants an exemp tion or relieves a restriction.
11.8 Books and papers.
b Requirements.
6 All of the books and papers re quired by the foregoing provisions of this section shall be kept on file for at least 5 years and maintained in such manner that they may readily be examined. Any or all of such books and papers shall be made available to duly accredited agents of the United States on demand therefor within 5 years after their preparation or receipt by the broker, or Within such longer period of time during which they remain in the possession of the broker.
Each licensed customhouse broker shall advise the collector of customs at the headquarters port in each district in which his license is held, and the Com mittee, of each change of his business address. The broker shall also furnish such additional information regarding
his activities as a licensed customhouse actually in process of conversion to an NME or Federal specification;
broker as such agents may require.
3 Those required for components, 4.
This amendment shall take effect on spare parts, or materials required for the date of its publication in the F ederal maintenance of existing stocks of maté R egister.
riel.
Sec. 641, 46 Stat. 759, as amended; 19
b Requests for authority to use ten tative specifications for purposes other U. S. C. 1641
than those listed above will be made to seal E. H. F oley, Jr., the Director of Logistics, General Staff, Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
United States Army Attention: Stand F. R. Doc. 49-4319; Filed, May 31, 1949;
ards Branch, Procurement Group, in 8:49 a. m.
the case of the Army, and the Command ing General Air Matériel Command, in the case of the Air Force, and will fully TITLE 34 NATIONAL MILITARY justify the necessity for making an ex ception. Normally, approval will be ESTABLISHMENT
given only for purchases required to meet Chapter V Department of the Army emergency or special requirements.
J oint P rocurement R egulations 803.102-4 Description in lieu of specifications1 Spare parts. The MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS
use of purchase descriptions in lieu of The Joint Procurement Regulations, specifications is authorized for procure formerly published as Parts 801 to 813, ment of spare parts necessary for the inclusive of Chapter VIII, Title 10, are maintenance of existing stocks of maté amended by revision of 802.108-3, riel.
803.102 through 803.102-7, and 805.70,4, 2 Supplies other than spare parts.
and by adding new 809.604 i and If the item required is not covered by an 809.1202-45, as follows:
authorized specification, and preparation 802.108-3 Department of the Air of a specification is not justified, a draw Force. Policies and procedures to be fol ing o_a description containing all of the lowed with respect to the USAF dis essential requirements to be met by the qualified bidders list are set forth in article will be used instead. If, because AFR 70-8. Restrictions imposed by of technically involved construction, or JAAF Procurement Circular 29, 1948, as other sufficient reasons, such description amended, and any future amendments, cannot be made, the name of one or more as pertain to Walsh-Healey and Davis makes of the item, including the words Bacon Act violators, will continue to be or equal, will be specified so as not to observed by Department of the Air Force limit competition to the particular makes procurement activities until a new Air named. This action is authorized as an Force regulation is issued on this sub expedient only, and is not considered normal procedure. Repeated use of this ject.
practice for the purchase of any item in 803.102 Specifications.
dicates a need for a specification and will 803.102-1 In general. Every item be reported to Director of Logistics Divi on an invitation for bids will be described sion, General Staff, United States Army by referencing the applicable specifica Attention: Standards Branch, Procure tions or, in lieu thereof, will contain a ment Group, in the case of the Army, description as prescribed in 803.102-4. and the Commanding General Air Maté 803.102-2 Specifications authorized riel Command, in the case of the Air for procurement. The following type of Force.
specifications are authorized for procure 803.102-5 Supply of specifications to ment:
activities outside the Government. A
a Federal specifications;
liberal attitude will be taken in complying b NME specifications;
with requests for specifications from c Air Force Navy Aeronautical spe prospective bidders and possible manu cifications;
facturers of supplies, whether for the d United States Army specifications ; purpose of broadening the peacetime e United States Air Force specifica market or for establishing new sources tions;
of supply in case of emergency.
f Navy specifications;
803.102-6 O p t i o n s permitted by g Tentative specifications;
Many adopted specifica h Other Government departmental specifications.
tions cover several grades or types and specifications.
provide for several options in methods of 803.102-3 Use of tentative specifica inspections, etc. When such specifica tions. a Tentative specifications are tions are used in conformity with authorized for purchase of items, m a 803.102-2, the invitation will state spe terials, processes, or services as follows: cifically the grade, type, or method of 1 Those required for research and inspection, etc., on which bids are to be development projects, including experi based.
mental, engineering, service, and field 803.102-7 Samples, cuts, catalog de tests, provided the technical and quan tity requirements of the items are ap scriptions, etc. In special cases, it may proved for these purposes by appropriate be necessary to require bidders to submit samples, cuts, catalog descriptions, etc., technical committee action;
2 Those required for the current with their bids. Such requirement will military procurement program, provided not be included unless necessary for the applicable tentative specification is proper evaluation.