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VOLUME 15

NUMBER 247

Washington, Thursday, December 27, 7950

ployees of the Federal Government and the furtherance of the safety program EXECUTIVE ORDER 10194
carried out by the Secretary pursuant to section -33 of the aforesaid Federal E stablishing the F ederal S afety Employees Compensation Act, as C ouncil amended. The Council shall be com WHEREAS by section 33 c of the posed of one qualified representative of Federal Employees Compensation Act 5 each of the several executive depart U. S. C. 784, as amended by section 209 ments and agencies, and of the Govern of the act of October 14, 1949 Public ment of the District of Columbia. Such Law 357, 81st Congress, the Congress representatives shall be designated by declared its purpose to reduce the num the heads of the respective departments ber of accidents and . injuries among and agencies, who may also designate Government officers and employees, en suitable alternate representatives. The courage safe practices, eliminate work members of the Council shall serve with hazards and health risks, and reduce out additional compensation.
compensable injuries; and 2. The Council shall advise the Secre WHEREAS by the said act, as amend tary of Labor with respect to the de ed, and as modified by Reorganization velopment and maintenance of adequate Plan No. 19 of 1950, effective May 24, and effective safety organizations and 1950 15 F. R. 3178, the heads of Gov programs in the several Federal depart ernment departments and agencies are ments and agencies and with respect tt> directed to develop, support, and foster criteria, standards, and procedures de organized safety promotion, and to keep signed to eliminate work hazards and such records of injuries and accidents to health risks and to prevent injuries and persons covered by the said act, and to accidents in Federal employment.
make such statistical and other reports, 3. The Secretary of Labor shall pre as the Secretary of Labor may prescribe; scribe appropriate regulations govern and ing the activities and functions of the WHEREAS the President is authorized Council, and shall designate the Chair by the said act, as amended, to establish man thereof. The Council may choose by Executive order a safety council com such other officers, and establish such posed of representatives of Government committees, as it finds necessary for car departments and agencies to serve as an rying out its functions.
advisory body to the Secretary of Labor 4. The Secretary of Labor is hereby in furtherance of the safety program authorized and directed to provide, carried out by the Secretary pursuant to within the limits of funds available to section 33 of the aforesaid act, as him for this purpose, such staff and amended, and to undertake such other other services and supplies as may be measures as he deems proper to prevent required by the Council in the perform injuries and accidents to persons covered ance of its duties.
by the said act:
5. Executive Order No. 8071 of March NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the 21, 1939, establishing the Federal Inter departmental Safety Council, is hereby authority vested in me. by section 33 c of the aforesaidJFederal Employees Com revoked. The records of the said Fed pensation Act, as amended, and as Presi eral Interdepartmental Safety Council dent of the United States, it is hereby shall be transferred to the Federal ordered as follows:
Safety Council.
H arry S. T ruman 1.
There is hereby established in the Department of Labor the Federal Safety T he W h ite H ouse , Council, hereinafter referred to as the December 19, 1950.
Council, to serve in an advisory capacity F. R. Doc. 50-12192; Filed, Dec. 20, 1950;
to the Secretary of Labor in matters 10:24 a. m.
relating to the safety of civilian em
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order
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Federal Safety Council, establish ment______________________

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EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
Agriculture Department
See Commodity Credit Corpora tion.
Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting Orders, etc.:
Badische Assecuranz-Gesellschaft A. G_____________ 9161
Bartl, Arno and Charlotte_9167
Blome, August B., et a j, __ 9168
Bukofzer, Hella___________ 9176
Busselmann, Anna M., et al 9168
Cleemann, Gerolf C., et al__ 9168
Doberentz, William Eet al 9169
Dresdner Bank___________ 9165
Eckert, Betty, et al------------- 9169
Ehrhardt, Bernard William August Marie, et al______ 9109
Engelbrecht, Carl H_______ 9170
Fukushima, Kisoji and Asa__ 9170
Gairing, Minnie__________ 9170
Gossmann, Henry W. and Gladys J _______________ 9171
Heinz, Kurt and Anna______ 9171
Imagawa; Kazuko______
9165.
Ishii, Chuhei and Futaba___ 9171
Iwakami, Junichi and Chiyo_ 9164
Kain, Katherina, et al______ 9172
. Kashimoto, Tsutomu, et al_9172
Kawashima, Kingoro and Fusa__________________ 9172
Kessler, Franz, et al_______ 9163
Kihara, Jitaro and Shizuko- 9173
Kilian, Christ, et al_______ 9173
Kirchner, Fritz Kurt, et al__ 9173
Kitagawa, Wataru, et al. 2
documents____________ 9174
Kochan, Mrs. Ernestine C., 9175
et al_____________
Koudow, Mori Katsu, et .al 9175
Kuester, Alwin, et al_--------- 9163
Lehmann, Max J., et al_____ 9174
Lindemann, Karl, et al_____ 9175
Merker, Walter T., et al------ 9103
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