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While the above regulation of the Civil Service Commisson has appli-
cation to classified employees, no alien should be appointed to a stlbsta-
tion position under the authority contained in Schedule A of the Civil
Service Regulations until such alien is approved by the Central Office.
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APPLICATION FOR RETIREMENT ANNUITY
Below iR quoted, for the information of Weather Bureau pcrsonnel,
Retirement Circular No. 112, dated July 12, 1944:
SUBJECT: Revision of Application for Retirement Annuity (Form 3001).
TO IIEADR OB DEPAIITHIEN‘M AND INDEI’IENDENT Et3TAIlLIHlIMEN’M~
The application for retirement annuity (Form 3001) has been revised, the new
edition date being December 1043.
This form was revised in order to provide tnoro complete and detailed instructions
to the applicant. As the use of the new edition will materially lessen dolag
in the adjudication of annuity claims it is believed advisable to ilestroy any old
editions of the form you may have on hand.
The revised.form has already been stocked in the Government Printing Ofllct3
and may be secured by requistion on that office. Usquisitiona should be submitted
only by or through the offico uuthorizecl to procure printing from the Government
Printing Office for the central office of the department or agency. In making requisition
reference should be made to the 1)ecember 1043 edition date.
Any editions of the form prior to December 1043 are, therefore, declared obsolete
and stock of the new form should be requisitioned at once.
By direction of the Commission:
Very respectfully,
L. A. MOYICII
Emcutive Dircv!or arid Chiqf Examiner.
Form 3001 is not for general distribution or station stock. Copies will
be furnished only when an employee dcsires to mako application for rp-
tirement in writing to the Central Officc.
AMENDMENTS TO STANDARDIZED GOVERNMENT TRAVEL REGULATIONS
Following amendmcnte to paragraph 46 Standarized Government
Travel Regulations and Supplement to Circular No A-7, amendment to
paragraph 46, aro given below:
46. ,S’ubeistance aZZmance8.-Unless otherwise expressly provided in an employed fl
commission or appointment, or by law, the ofiicial authorized to issue travel order0
may rtuthorize in the order per diem allowances not to exceed $6 in lieu of subsistence
expenses while traveling on official business within tho limits of the con’
tinental United States, except where such travel is performod by 111ean8 of a pd*
vately owned trailer. No per diem allowance for such travel by trailer shall be
paid unless the travel by such means be authorized in advance, in which event per
diem allowance rriay be paid at a rate not to exceed $2.60.
With the exception of travel chargeable to the appropriations of the War ana
Navy Departments and Ofnce of Strategic Bervices, for trrtvel on official busin@@
outaide the continental limit3 of the United States, u per diem UIIOWUI~CQ not to exceed
$7 in lieu of subsistence expenses niag be allowed (an@ tlmt during thej18Caz
year 1946 the mximum per diem allrnuunce ehicll be tile urtiount preecribed in, Appends
I of reguZatdon). The per diem RllOWanW8 provided hurein repreHent the rntW
imum allowable, not the minimum. It is the rmponsibility of the heads of de*
Pafiments and establishments or tho offlcinla to whom such authority has been
properly delegated to BBB that travel orders authorize only such per diem allowan@