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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLUME 19

NlTtO

NUMBER 68

Washington, Thursday, Apri! 8, 1954

TITLE 4 6 SHIPPING
Chapter I Coast Guard, Department of the Treasury Subchapter N Explosives or Other Dangerous Articles or Substances and Combustible Liquids on Board Vessels
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SUBPART DETAILED REGULATIONS GOVERN
ING THE TRANSPORTATION OF M ILITARY
EXPLOSIVES ON BOARD V ESSELS1

The regulations governing the trans portation of military explosives on board vessels are prescribed in lieu of the basic regulations governing commercial trans portation of explosives by domestic and foreign vessels. Military explosives con sist of all Interstate Commerce Commis sions Classes A, B, and C explosives shipped by, for, or to the Department of the Army, the Navy, or the Air Force of the United States, or similar types of explosives shipped by, for, or to the gov ernment of any country whose defense is deemed vital to the defense of the United States. The regulations in this document do not apply to explosives which are shipped by, to, or for any private, commercial, or State organiza tion or group.
The regulations governing the trans portation of military explosives on board vessels were originally prescribed in order to facilitate the prosecution of World War n in the loading and trans portation of military explosives and were published in 1943. The first revision was issued in August 1945. In July 1952
these regulations, with minor amend ments, were continued in effect for the duration of the National Emergency pro claimed by the President on December 16, 1950 Proc. 2914, 3 CFR 1950 Supp., unless sooner canceled or suspended by proper authority.
In 1952 the Commandant, United States Coast Guard, called a conference to consider a revision of these regula1 C enter h ea d in g is am en ded.

tions governing the transportation of CONTENTS
military explosives, and representatives of the Army, the Navy, and_ civilian au Agricultural Marketing Service thorities concerned with the transpor Proposed rule making:
Milk handling in Detroit, Mich.
tation of military explosives participated therein. At a series of meetings they Agricultural Research Service considered the proposed second revision Proposed rule making:
of the regulations governing transpor Brucellosis and paratubercutation of military explosives on board losis; interstate movement of vessels. The final meeting was held on animals___________________
October 7, 8, and 9,1953, with authorized Rules and regulations:
representatives from the Office of the Quarantine notices; adminis Chief of Transportation and the Office trative instructions pre of the Chief of Ordnance of the Depart scribing certain treatments:
ment of the Army, Washington, D. C.;
Fumigation of Manila manHeadquarters, Chemical Corps Material goes from Mexico_______
Command, Baltimore, Maryland; Office Vapor-heat treatment of cer of the Chief of Naval Operations, Mili tain fruits and vegetables tary Sea Transportation Service, and from Hawaii____________
Bureau of Ordnance of the Department Scrapie in sheep; change in of the Navy, Washington, D. C.; U. S.
areas quarantined________
Navy A m m u n itio n Depot Earle, Red Agriculture Department Bank, New Jersey; Bureau of Explosives, New York, New York; and National See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice; Agricultural Research ServCargo Bureau, Inc., New York, New York.
ice; Commodity Stabilization After this meeting a draft of the second Service.
revision, containing final changes deter mined necessary, was sent to the Gov Air Force Department ernment agencies and organizations Rules and regulations:
represented a t the conference for con Military Personnel Security currence prior to final approval and Program_________________
publication. All parties concerned are Officers Reserve; short and spe in favor of this second revision of the cial tours of active duty;
regulations as set forth in this document.
place of duty-------------------The purpose of the regulations in this Alien Property Office part is to provide requirements govern ing the transportation of military explo Notices:
Versel, Louis; amendment to sives as cargo on board all domestic and vesting order_____________
foreign vessels subject to the provisions Vested property, intention to of R. S. 4472, as amended 46 U. S. C.
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170, which apply in lieu of the require Aramo-Stiftung----------------ments governing commercial shipments Carre, Philippe Alexis Jean, of explosives.
and Jacques Louis Alexis The changes in the detailed regula Maurice Carre------------- -
tions governing the transportation of Jarry, Albert Gaston---------military explosives are for the most part Sasamura, Shoshichiro------ editorial in nature or relaxations found Siloti, Vera----------------------possible through experience and practice in the loading and handling of military Civil Aeronautics Administra explosives.
tion This second revision of the regulations Rules and regulations:
governing military explosives changes Security control of air traffic;
the requirements as follows:
redesignation of ADIZ bound a.
Rearranges material in order to have aries and exceptions for cer better continuity of subject matter and tain flights entering U. S.
from Canada___. . . . -------C o n tin u ed on p. 1977
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