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Wednesday, June 1, 1949

FEDERAL REGISTER

805.704 Limitation on -purchase and other than silk in combination with maintenance of motor vehicles or air cotton, silk, flax, jute, or any synthetic craft. Section 16 of the act approved fiber; except products containing not August 2,1946 60 Stat. 810; 5 U. S. C. 78 more than 25 percent by weight of wool includes definite restrictions on the pur or animal fiber other than silk, with a chase of passenger motor vehicles ex margin of tolerance of 2 percent to meet clusive of busses, ambulances, and station the exigencies of manufacture.
wagons or aircraft, and their mainte Date effective; May 14,1949.
nance, operation, and repair. Since such $1.05 an hour of $42 for a week restrictions also cover matters other than of Wage:
40 hours, arrived at on a time or piece purchase, the restrictions and prescribed work basis.
procedures to be followed, including the Learners beginners those with certificate to be placed on procuring in less than 320and hours experience in the in struments, are published from time to dustry may be paid subminimum rate time in Special Regulations and Air unless experienced workers in the same Force Regulations. Witnm the Army, plant and are paid on a piece see SR 700-105-5; within the Air Force, work basis,occupation in which case learners and see APR 77-3.
beginners will be paid the same rate if 809.604 Interpretations not found such rate earns more than the submini in publications furnished contracting mum raté.
offiers.
Wage for learners and beginners. 90
i The Department of Labor under cents an hour or $36 per week of 40 hours date of April T, 1949, has amended the arrived at on a time basis or the piece second paragraph of article 103 Over work rates if earnings based on such time on page 55 of Rulings and Inter rates exceed 90 cents per hour.
pretations No. 3 to read as follows;
Proc. Cir. 13,19491 Pub. Law 413, 80th Until otherwise set by the Secretary Cong.
of Labor the rate of pay for such over seal E dward F. W itsell, time shall be one and one-half times the Major General, basic hourly rate received by the em The Adjutant General.
ployee. The basic hourly rate shall be F. R. Doc. 49-4318; Filed, May 31, 1949;
the quotient obtained by dividing the 8:49 a. m.
total compensation for the workweek, less overtime premium, by the total num ber of hours worked for which such com TITLE 36 PARKS, FORESTS, AND
pensation is paid.
MEMORIALS
809.1202-45 Woolen and worsted in dustry. The woolen and worsted indus Chapter III Corps of Engineers, try is defined as follows;
Department of the Army a The manufacturing or processing P art 311P ublic U se of C ertain ,paratory thereto.
RIVER, MONTANA
b The manufacturing, dyeing, or The Secretary of the Army having de other finishing of fabrics and blankets other than carpets, rugs, and pile fab termined that the use of the Fort Peck rics woven from yarns spun entirely of Reservoir Area, Missouri River, Mon tana, by the general public for boating, wool or animal fiber other than silk.
c The manufacturing, dyeing, or swimming, bathing, fishing and other other finishing of fulled suitings, coat recreational purposes will not be con ings, topcoatings, and overcoatings knit trary to the public interest and will not from yarns spun entirely of wool or ani be inconsistent with the operation and maintenance of the reservoir for its mal fiber other than silk.
d The picking of rags and clips primary purposes, hereby prescribes made entirely from wool or animal fiber rules and regulations pursuant to the other than silk , and the garnetting of provisions of section 4 of the act of Congress approved December 22, 1944
wool or animal fiber other than silk from rags, clips, or mill waste; and other 58 Stat. 889 as amended by the Flood Control Act of 1946 60 Stat. 641 for processes related thereto.
1e The manufacturing of batting, the public u!se of Fort Peck Reservoir wadding, or filling made entirely of wool Area, Missouri R i v e r , Montana, by amending 311.1,311.6 and 311.8 and by or animal fiber other than silk.
f jThe manufacturing or processing adding 311.17 and 311.18, as follows:
311.1 Areas covered.
of all yarns other than carpet yarns spun from wool or animal fiber other v Fort Peck Reservoir Area, Mis than silk in combination with cotton, souri River, Montana.
silk, flax, jute, or any synthetic fiber;
311.6 Hunting and fishing.
except the manufacturing or processing b Hunting shall be with shotgun on systems other than the woolen system only in any reservoir area listed in of yarns containing not more than 45 311.1 except for the following reservoir percent by weight of wool or animal fiber areas on which hunting of deer with other than silk in combination with cotton, silk, flax, jute, or any synthetic riflesis also permitted:

fiber.
3 Fort Peck Reservoir Area, Mis g The manufacturing, dyeing, or Other finishing of the products enumer souri River, Montana.
ated in paragraphs b, c, d, and e 311.8 Picknicking, a Picknicking of this section from wool or animal fiber is permitted, except in prohibited areas No. 104----- 2

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designated by the District Engineer or his authorized representative, in any reservoir area listed in 311.1 except for the following reservoir areas in which picknicking is prohibited in all areas not specifically designated by the District Engineer for picknicking:
1 Fort Peck Réservoir Area, Mis souri River, Montana.
311.17 Dogs, a Dogs are not per mitted in any of the following reservoir areas unless on a leash, in a pen, or under complete control of the owner or manager.
1 Fort Peck Reservoir Area, Mis souri River, Montana.
311.18 Recreational activity pro grams. a Special events such as wa ter carnivals, boat regattas, music festi vals, dramatic presentations, or other special recreational programs of inter est to the general public are permitted in areas designated by the District En gineer or his authorized representative.
b A permit shall be obtained from the District Engineer or his authorized representative by the governmental or legally responsible private agency pro posing to hold a special recreation pro gram as indicated in this section. No charge will be made for this permit.
c The District Engineer in charge of the area shall have authority to re voke any permit granted under this sec tion and to require the removal of any equipment upon failure of the permittee to comply with the terms and conditions of the permit or with the regulations in this part.
Regs. May 12, 1949 ENGWF Sec. 4
58 Stat. 889, as amended; 16 U. S. C.
460d seal
E dward F. W itsell,
Major General, The Adjutant General.
F. R. Doc. 49-4317; Filed, May 31, 1949;
8:49 a. m.

TITLE 42 PUBLIC HEALTH
Chapter I Public Health Service, Federal Security Agency P art 21Commissioned Officers SUBPART Q FOREIGN SERVICE ALLOWANCES

Effective June 1, 1949, Appendix A 14
F. R. 2242 is revised to read as follows:
F oreign Service Allowance R ates OFTCEBS

Class I
Station Travel Subsistence None
Quarters
Total
None
None
$7.00

N ote: The above allowances are applicable to all countries and places outside the continental United States not otherwise listed herein.
Class I I
$2.55

$2.50

Aquadulce, Panama.
Argerttina.
Colombia except Bogota.

$5.05
Czechoslovakia.
Island of Cyprus.
Luxemburg.

$8.00