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AMENDMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL ORDER N0.'271<br />

On February 26, 1944 the Acting Secretary <strong>of</strong> Commerce issued De-<br />

partmental Order No. 292 amending Departmental Order No. 271<br />

authorizing Regional Directors within their respective jurisdictions, <strong>and</strong><br />

<strong>of</strong>ficials designated to act in their absence, to effect certain <strong>personnel</strong> ac-<br />

tions not included in Order No. 271. The order in ita entirety follows:<br />

Febnmrg 26, 1944.<br />

ORDER No. 292.<br />

RXDISTRIBUTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE AUTIIORITY DELEQATED<br />

TO THE WEATIIER BUREAU<br />

(Amendment No. 1. <strong>of</strong> Departmental Order No. 271)<br />

In addition to the authority extonded by Departmental Order No. 271, dnd<br />

July 14, 1943 to effect certain <strong>personnel</strong> actions in the Weatlier <strong>Bureau</strong> aeld servimt<br />

Regional Directors within thoir rwpective jurisdictions, <strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficials designated to<br />

act in their absence, are hereby authorized to:<br />

1. Effect trnnafers in grades up to <strong>and</strong> including SP-6, CAF-4, <strong>and</strong> CPC-7 provided<br />

such transfers are not made m a means to correct misconduct or inefficioncP<br />

2. Effect promotions without change <strong>of</strong> headquarters in grades up to <strong>and</strong> including<br />

SPb, CAF-4, <strong>and</strong> CPG7, except those authorized by hc. 2 (f) <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Act approved August 1,1941 (6 U. 8. C. 667) <strong>and</strong> provided the provisions <strong>of</strong> Dcpndf<br />

mental Circular No. 267, Revision No. 2, issued April 13, 1943 by the Civil &rvi@<br />

Commission relating to the exception in the promotions policy established therein<br />

are not included in this delegation.<br />

3. Accept Rwignations.<br />

4. Grant military leave.<br />

All other provisions aa proviously set forth in Departmental Order No. 271 remain<br />

in full force <strong>and</strong> effect.<br />

WAYNE 0. TAYLOH,<br />

Acting Secretarg <strong>of</strong> Commerce.<br />

The provisions <strong>of</strong> Multiple Address Letter dated May 16, 1944 on<br />

this subject will become effcctive Junc 1, 1944.<br />

LIDRARY LOANS TO STATIONS<br />

Books arc <strong>of</strong>ten scnt on loan to stations whcn a permanent deposit has<br />

been requested. This is donc to give the station <strong>personnel</strong> an opportu-<br />

nity to have awess to a copy <strong>of</strong> the book requcsted when none is avail*<br />

able for issue. Receipt cards for loans are blue <strong>and</strong> should carry the<br />

word "LOAN" but the books should not be stamped at the station fl<br />

station property as has been done recently at a number <strong>of</strong> stations,<br />

(See Circular Letter No. 46-41 for full details).<br />

NEW TYPE HELIUM CYLINDERS<br />

The Amarillo Relium Plant has obtained a number <strong>of</strong> the latest typo<br />

helium cylinders for use in transporting helium to <strong>Weather</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> st&*<br />

tions. These will be identified by an orange cap, three-inch orange neck<br />

b<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> black body. Whonever such cylinders aro returned to the<br />

helium plant, station <strong>of</strong>Iicials are requested to insert on the bill <strong>of</strong> lad*<br />

ing 120 pounds as the weight <strong>of</strong> each empty cylinder.<br />

In view <strong>of</strong> the fact that these cylinders are lighter in weight <strong>and</strong> their<br />

capacity is greater than those now in use, it is cstimated that a 17 per0<br />

cent reduction in transportation costs will be effected by this change.

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