Education and training-Contained Military education and training-Continued Coast Guard regulations: Coast Guard Auxiliary, 33 Part 5 Coast Guard Cadets, 33 Part 40 Nautical schools, 46 Parts 166, 167, 168 Maritime Administration regulations; training for merchant marine and Navy Department regulations: Naval Academy (Annapolis); admission to, 32 Part 710 Naval reserve forces, training for. See Navy Department. Training films, commercial, cooperation of Navy in making of, 32 § 765.18 (e) (5) National Institutes of Health traineeships; qualification, awards, etc., 42 Part 63 Public health training in schools and educational institutions. See Public Health Service. Radio broadcast stations, educational. See Federal Communications Commission. Technical and cultural-cooperation programs between United States and other American Republics, 22 Part 65 Training grants. See Fellowships and training grants. United States Government institutions, education in, of certain foreign students, 22 Part 66 Veterans, education or vocational training for. See Veterans Administration; and Veterans' Education Appeals Board. Vocational education, Federal program of; regulations respecting. See Education, Office of; and Vocational Rehabilitation, Office of. Educational institutions: See also Education and training. Airmen, schools for; certification: Flying schools, ground schools, etc., 14 Parts 50-54 Customs entry of articles for, 19 §§ 10.43-10.46, 10.51, 10.67 Donations or loans to various schools, colleges, military or naval academies, etc.: Coast Guard Academy; donations for chapel, 33 Part 16 Merchant Marine Academy; donations for chapel and library, 46 §§ 310.100-310.103 Navy property, surplus, 32 § 736.5 (f) Property in national industrial reserve, 32 §§ 145.650-145.654 Flying school radio stations, 47 §§ 9.3, 9.711-9.719 Income taxation, of nonprofit educational organizations. See Internal Revenue Service. Indians, schools for. See Indian Affairs Bureau. Land-grant colleges and universities, grants to, 45 Part 101 Military education and training at various institutions. See under Education and training. Nautical schools. See Coast Guard; and Maritime Administration. Private home study schools; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 116 Public land grants, etc., for schools and colleges: Alaska: Alaska University, grants of lands to, 43 §§ 76.5-76.7 School land reservation; survey, leasing, etc., 43 §§ 76.1-76.4 Land grants to colleges and schools for educational purposes, 43 §§ 270.1- Reclamation town sites, grants of lands in, for school purposes, 43 § 255.48 Puerto Rico, enterprises engaged in education activities; minimum wages of employees of, 29 Part 672 Radio broadcast stations, noncommercial, educational, 47 §§ 3.501-3.591, 3.621 School facilities, need for; grants for construction of schools and school facilities, and other financial assistance to public schools. See Education, Office of. School lunch program. See School lunch program. Scientific research, grants for, to educational, industrial, governmental or other institutions, or individuals, 45 Part 620 Educational institutions—Continued Surplus property, real or personal, disposal of, for educational purposes, 44 §§ 55.35-55.38, 101.54; 45 Parts 12, 13 Veterans; training facilities in schools, colleges, etc., for vocational rehabilitation or education. See Veterans Administration; and Veterans' Education Appeals Board. Educational materials, visual and auditory, American-made; measures to facilitate circulation abroad, 22 Part 502 Efficiency ratings for Federal employees: Performance ratings boards of review, 5 Part 31 Retention credits for better than satisfactory rating, 5 § 20.4 (d) (1) Eggplant. See Vegetables. Eggs and egg products: Definitions and standards of identity for liquid, frozen, or dried eggs or yolks, 21 Part 42 Game bird eggs, importation of, 50 Part 9 Grading and inspection: Egg products, 7 Part 55 Shell eggs, 7 Part 56 Limits on position and daily trading for future delivery on commodity exchanges, 17 § 150.5 Mailing of: Exportation of dried whole eggs, 39 § 175.1 Mailing of perishable matter, 39 §§ 15.3, 112.1 (b) (5)–(8) Parity prices, 7 Part 5 Poultry eggs for hatching; importation from Canada, 9 § 92.26 Trading in, on commodity exchanges, 17 Part 5 Limits on position and daily trading for future delivery, 17 § 150.5 Wages and hours of workers engaged in production of, 29 Part 536 Eight-Hour Law of 1912; armed services procurement regulations respecting, 32 §§ 12.300-12.303-2, 12.403–1 (b), 601.350, 601.404-7 (b) (3) El Morro National Monument; guide fees, 36 §§ 13.1, 13.11 Elasticity-measuring instruments, calibration of; test fee schedules, 15 §§ 206.402, 206.404 Elections of representatives of employees for purpose of collective bargaining, 29 §§ 101.16-101.22, 102.52-102.70, 1202.5, 1202.7, 1206.1, 1206.4 Electric power: Defense mobilization program; responsibilities of Interior Department respecting electric power, 32A Chapter I, DMO I-13 Excise tax on sale of electrical energy, 26 §§ 316.190-316.195 Electric power companies. See Electric utilities, companies, projects, etc. Electric railways. See Railroads. Electric utilities, companies, projects, etc.: See also Public utilities. Accounts, for electric power companies; regulations under Federal Power Act. See Federal Power Commission. Electric power projects and facilities; regulations under Federal Power Act. See Federal Power Commission. Electric Rate Book, National, summary for; form for use by electric power companies, regulations under Federal Power Act, 18 § 141.26 Electrical contracting industry; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 64 Sale by electric power project licensees; regulations under Federal Power Tax on; excise tax regulations, 26 §§ 316.190-316.195 Emergency connection of electric power facilities, 18 §§ 32.20-32.24 Federal Power Act, regulations under. See Federal Power Commission. Electrification of various irrigation projects, 25 Parts 131, 132, 133 Lands withdrawn for power sites, application for vacation of withdrawal, and for determination permitting restoration of lands to entry; regulations under Federal Power Act, 18 Part 25 Power system statement forms, for use by electric power companies; regulations under Federal Power Act, 18 §§ 141.51, 141.52, 141.55 Electric utilities, companies, projects, etc.—Continued Radio service in connection with electric power, 47 §§ 11.251-11.254, 11.55111.555 Rights-of-way for power lines. See Rights-of-way. Rural areas, electrification of; loans to finance costs and operation of electric powerplants and transmission lines, etc., 6 Part 200 Securities of electric utility companies, regulations under Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, 17 §§ 250.40-250.50 Electrical appliances, machinery, equipment, etc.: British Token Import Plan, export of electrical machinery and apparatus to United Kingdom under, 15 § 361.13 Electric lamps: Incandescent, thermal radiation standards for; standard samples, 15 § 230.11 (w) Rating and life-testing of; test fee schedules, 15 § 202.104 Excise tax regulations; electric appliances, electric light bulbs and tubes, 26 §§ 316.110, 316.111, 316.180, 316.181 Export control, 15 § 399.1 (Group 7) Mining equipment; approval of, etc. See Mines Bureau. Minors, employment of, in operations involving power-driven machines, 29 §§ 4.55, 4.58, 4.59 Procurement by Government agencies; fans, refrigerators, water coolers, 44 § 53.5 (b), (i), (j) Rural areas; loans to persons in, to finance wiring of premises or acquisition of appliances, 6 § 200.2 Sales of appliances by public utility holding companies; regulations under Public Utility Holding Company Act, 17 §§ 250.80-250.95 Surplus electrical equipment in foreign areas disposal of; State Department regulations, 44 § 308.11 Test fee schedules, for appliances and instruments, 15 Part 201 Wholesalers of electrical products; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 87 Electronic components; priority orders. See Business and Defense Services Administration. Electroplated coatings, thickness samples and calibration of magnetic-thickness gage for; test fee schedules, 15 § 205.601 Elm trees, seeds, lumber, etc., importation of; plant quarantine notices, 7§§ 319.70319.70-6 Embargoes on motor carriers; notification of delay, suspension or inability to perform all authorized transportation services, 49 §§ 220.1-220.3 Embroideries industries: Minimum wages for workers in various industries: Home workers, 29 Part 633 Workers in Puerto Rico, 29 Parts 545, 655 Trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 49 Emergencies. See Civil defense; Disasters or emergencies; and National emergency. Emergency connection of electric power facilities; regulations under Federal Power Act, 18 §§ 32.20-32.24 Emergency evacuation; vessels requisitioned by United States for, 33 § 19.04; 46 § 154.04 Emergency facilities: Certificates of necessity; emergency facilities covered by; treatment of depreciation for contract pricing purposes, 32 Part 81 Income tax regulations, 26 §§ 39.124A (a)-39.124A (i)-1, 39.172-1, 39 190-1 Necessity certificates for tax amortization purposes: Issuance for listed areas of production, expansion goals, DMO III-1, Policy respecting extent to which accelerated amortization can be Regulation respecting issuance, ODM Regulation 1 Payment certificates; issuance in connection with payment of compensation for unamortized cost of emergency facilities: Delegation of authority to Secretary of Defense and General Services Administrator respecting, DMO I-11 Regulation respecting, ODM Regulation 2 Emergency facilities-Continued Tax amortization under section 168 (formerly section 124A) of Internal Revenue Code, 32A Chapter I-Continued Protective construction for industrial facilities, availability of tax amortization incentive for, DMO VI-4 Emergency facilities depreciation boards; procedures: Air Force Board, 32 Part 1021 Army Board, 32 Part 607 Navy Board, 32 Part 743 Emergency loan programs, for farmers, 6 Parts 381, 384, 385, 388, 389, 473, 475, 476 Emergency radio services. See Federal Communications Commission. Emmer. See Grains. Employees' Compensation Appeals Board, Labor Department: Appeals: Claims under United States Compensation Act and extensions thereof; review, on questions of law and fact, of final order of Director of Bureau of Employees' Compensation, 20 § 01.1 Regulations governing filing of appeals, procedure, action, etc., 20 §§ 501.2 501.6 Representation of parties in interest, 20 §§ 501.7, 502.8 Rules of procedure; applications, hearings, decisions, reconsideration, etc 20 §§ 502.1-502.8 Appeals Board; establishment and jurisdiction, 20 § 501.1 Claims under United States Compensation Act, processing of. See Appeals. Employees' Compensation Bureau, Labor Department: Alaska; compensation for injury or death of certain employees in. See Employment outside United States. Aliens or non-citizens; employee compensation for disability or death: Aliens not residents; commutation of compensation payments, 20 §§ 41.17, 51.5 United States employees, 20 Part 25 Appeals from decisions of Bureau. See main heading Employees' Compensation Appeals Board. Army reserves (Enlisted Reserve Corps and Officers Reserve Corps), compensation for disability or death of members of, in time of peace; administration of claims, 20 §§ 02.1, 1.20 Australia; special schedule of compensation for disability and death of noncitizen employees of United States, 20 § 25.22 Bonds, various types, acceptable as security for employers acting as self-insurers under various workmen's compensation laws, 20 §§ 33.6, 43.6 Canal Zone; compensation for injury or death of certain employees in. See Employment outside United States. Certificates of compliance, issuance of, to employers. See Employers. Claims for workmen's compensation, under various acts: By employees of contractors with United States, for injury or death resulting from war risk hazards. See Employment outside United States: employees of contractors. In District of Columbia. See District of Columbia workmen's compensation law. Under Defense Bases Act. See Employment outside United States: persons employed on military, air or naval bases. Under Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act. See Long- Under United States Employees' Compensation Act. See United States Compensation districts, establishment of, under Longshoremen's and Harbor Compensation funds, reimbursement of, for certain expenditures in connection with compensation of employees of contractors with United States, 20 §§ 01.51, 01.52, 62.1-62.8 Employees' Compensation Bureau, Labor Department-Continued Contractors with United States, employees of, outside United States; compensation for injury, death, or enemy detention. See Employment outside United States. Defense Bases Act; compensation for injuries or death under, of persons employed on military, air, or naval bases outside United States. See Employment outside United States. Dental or medical treatment, etc., for United States employees injured while in performance of duty, 20 Part 2 District of Columbia workmen's compensation law, regulations under: Administrative provisions, general, respecting claims, hearings, reports, reviews, records, etc., 20 Part 41 Certificates of compliance, issuance of, to employers, 20 Part 44 Insurance carriers, authorization of, to write insurance under Act; applications, certificates of authority, policies, reports, etc., 20 Part 42 Procedures relating to claims, 20 §§ 01.21-01.23 Self-insurers, authorization of employers as, under Act; applications, agreements, bonds or negotiable securities, reports, etc., 20 Part 43 Employers: Authorization as self-insurers under various workmen's compensation acts, 20 Parts 33, 43, 53 Certificates of compliance, issuance of, to, 20 Parts 34, 44, 54 Reimbursement of, for expenditures in connection with compensation of employees of contractors with United States, 20 §§ 01.51, 01.52, 62.1-62.8 Employment outside United States: Employees of contractors with United States, outside United States or in Alaska Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or Virgin Islands; compensation for injury, disability, death, or enemy detention of: Administrative provisions, general, relating to claims, forms, reports, records, etc., 20 Part 61 Procedures respecting benefit and reimbursement provisions, 20 §§ 01.41, 01.42 Reimbursement of employers, insurance carriers, or compensation funds; claims, medical treatment, etc., 20 Part 62 Persons employed on military, air, or naval bases, or on public works, in Territories and possessions (including Philippine Islands, Guantanamo Naval Operating Base, and Canal Zone); extension of Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act to: Administrative regulations, general, relating to claims, compensation district and suboffices, commutation of payments, etc., 20 Part 51 Certificates of compliance, issuance of, to employers, 20 Part 54 Insurance carriers, authorization of, to write insurance under Act; applications, reports, etc., 20 Part 52 Procedures relating to claims, under Defense Bases Act, 20 §§ 01.3101.33 Self-insurers, authorization of employers as, under Act; authorization, examination of accounts, reports, etc., 20 Part 53 Enlisted Reserve Corps, Army; administration of claims for compensation for members of, in time of peace, 20 §§ 02.1, 1.20 Federal employees, compensation for injuries or death while in performance of duty. See United States Employees' Compensation Act. Government employees, compensation for injuries or death while in performance of duty. See United States Employees' Compensation Act. Guantanamo Bay Naval Operating Base, Cuba; compensation for injury or death of certain employees. See Employment outside United States. Hawaii; compensation for injury or death of certain employees in. See Employment outside United States. Hospital service, for United States employees injured while in performance of duty. See Medical treatment. Insurance carriers: Authorization to insure workmen's compensation benefits, under various acts, 20 Parts 32, 42, 52 Reimbursement of, for expenditures in connection with compensation for employees of contractors with United States, 20 §§ 01.51, 01.52, 62.1-62.8 |