Jewels and jewelry-Continued Personal jewelry of nonresidents entering United States; free customs entry, 19 § 10.18 (d) Johnston Island: See also Territories and possessions of United States. Customs relations with: Entry of merchandise from, 19 § 7.8 Export of merchandise to; drawback of customs duties, 19 § 22.27 Joint-stock land banks; obligations and mortgages issued by, not exempt from income tax, 26 § 39.3799, 26 (1954) § 1.76 Judge Advocate General officers; appointment of: Air Force Officers' Reserve, 32 §§ 861.161-861.167, 861.401-861.403 Army; appointment as commissioned officers in Regular Army, 32 § 473.10 (b) (7) Judgments: See also Claims. Against United States, representing taxes, penalties, etc., claims for payment of; administrative provisions respecting, 26 § 459.7 Judicial branch of Government: See also Courts. Former employees of; appointment to hearing examiner position, 5 § 34.3 (d) Organizational statement, publication of, in United States Government Organization Manual; 1 §§ 3.7, 3.11, 3.12, 3.18, 3.24 Jurisdictional disputes, respecting assignment of work to employees in particular labor organization or to particular task, craft or class; regulations respecting, 29 §§ 101.29-101.34, 102.74-102.78 Justice, military: Arrest and confinement of persons not subject to military law: Air Force Department regulations, 32 Part 803 Army Department regulations, 32 § 503.1 Boards of appeal, review, etc. See Boards of appeal, review, etc. Claims under Article 138, Uniform Code of Military Justice, for damage to property by military personnel: Air Force Department regulations, 32 §§ 836.51-836.56 Military courts; fees for witnesses, etc., 32 Part 534 Naval courts; proceedings, 32 Part 719 United States Court of Military Appeals, rules of practice and procedure, 32 Part 1800 Justice Department: See Alien Property, Office of. Federal Prisons Industries. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Alaska: District Courts of; fees of witnesses, 28 § 21.3 Offenses against United States laws and Territorial laws in; petitions for Aliens: Convicted of offenses against United States and subject to deportation; parole of, 28 § 2.4 Enemy aliens; departure or removal from United States, 28 Part 30 Foreign agents, registration of. See Foreign Agents Registration Act. Appeals from judgments of conviction for offenses against United States; petitions for Executive clemency not to be submitted pending, 28 § 1.9 Armed forces of foreign governments or foreign political parties, members of, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Claims for loss of or damage to property deposited by alien enemies; filing of claims, etc., 28 Part 31 Clemency. See Executive clemency. Communist, fascist, etc., organizations: Designation of organizations by Attorney General in connection with Justice Department-Continued Communist, fascist, etc., organizations—Continued Registration of: Communist organizations and members thereof, 28 Part 11 Organizations carrying on certain subversive activities within United Contraband articles, traffic in, in Federal penal and correctional institutions. Correctional institutions. See Penal and correctional institutions. Courts: Military or naval; petitions for clemency by persons convicted by, to be Departure or deportation of alien enemies from United States. See Travel and other conduct of aliens of enemy nationalities. Employees of foreign governments and foreign political parties, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Enemy aliens: Claims for loss or damage to property deposited by, 28 Part 31 Departure or removal of, from United States. See Travel and other conduct of aliens of enemy nationalities. Executive clemency, granting of; regulations respecting submission of petitions, etc., 28 Part 1 Federal Bureau of Investigation; inspection of books and records of foreign agents authorized, 28 § 5.501 Federal officers and employees; witness fees, 28 Part 21 Foreign Agents Registration Act, administration of, 28 Part 5 Armed forces of foreign governments or political parties, members of, Books relating to activities. See Records and books relating to activities. Employees and officers of foreign governments and foreign political parties, Exemptions of various officials and other persons under section 3 of Act, (certain diplomatic and consular officers, agents of news or press services and publications, etc.), 28 §§ 5.300-5.305 General regulations, 28 §§ 5.1-5.7 Governments, foreign; members of armed forces and officers and employees of, subject to Act, 28 § 5.51 Officers and employees of foreign governments and foreign political parties, subject to Act, 28 § 5.51 Political parties, foreign; members of armed forces or officers and employees of, 28 § 5.51 Political propaganda, filing and labeling of, 28 §§ 5.400, 5.401 Propaganda, political, filing and labeling of, 28 §§ 5.400, 5.401 Records and books relating to activities: Inspection, 28 § 5.501 Maintenance, 28 § 5.500 Official records: Public examination, 28 § 5.600 Sale of copies of, 28 § 5.601 Registration: Amendments and supplements to registration statements, 28 §§ 5.250, 5.251 Exemptions. See Exemptions. Prior registrations with Secretary of State (before June 28, 1942), 28 § 5.4 Requirements; filing of statement, forms, time limits, language, oath, etc., 28 §§ 5.200-5.208 Special classes of persons subject to Act: Members of foreign government armed forces, 28 § 5.51 Officers and employees of foreign governments and foreign political parties, 28 § 5.51 Persons outside United States, 28 § 5.50 Persons with knowledge of espionage, sabotage, etc., tactics of foreign government, 28 § 5.52 Justice Department-Continued Foreign governments; members of armed forces or officers and employees of, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Foreign political parties, officers and employees of, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Gambling devices; registration and reports of manufacturers and dealers, seizure of devices, etc., 28 Part 3 Government officers and employees; witness fees, 28 Part 21 Governments, foreign; officers and employees of, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Military activities, civilian; registration with Justice Department of certain organizations engaged in. See Registration. Military or naval courts; petitions for clemency by persons convicted by, to be sent to Secretary of Army or Secretary of Navy, 28 § 1.4 Officers of foreign governments and foreign political parties, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Pardon of persons committing offenses against United States; proclamation respecting submission of petitions, etc., 28 Part 1 Parole of persons convicted of any offense against United States, granting of; application for parole, hearings, etc., 28 Part 2 Penal and correctional institutions, Federal or State: Parole of persons convicted of offenses against United States; functions of Traffic in contraband articles in Federal institutions; consent of warden Penitentiaries. See Penal and correctional institutions. Political activities of organizations seeking to control by force or to overthrow the Government of United States; registration of organizations with Justice Department. See Registration. Political parties, foreign; members of armed forces or officers and employees of, subject to Foreign Agents Registration Act, 28 § 5.51 Political propaganda disseminated by foreign agents; provisions respecting labeling and filing with Foreign Agents Registration Section, 28 §§ 5.400, 5.401 Prisons. See Penal and correctional institutions. Probation Service, United States, officers of; functions, etc., in connection with paroled persons, 28 §§ 2.5, 2.26, 2.28, 2.31 Propaganda, political, disseminated by foreign agents; provisions respecting labeling and filing with Foreign Agents Registration Section, 28 §§ 5.400, 5.401 Registration, of certain organizations or agents: Communist organizations and members thereof, 28 Part 11 Foreign agents. See Foreign Agents Registration Act, administration of. Organizations carrying on certain military, political or subversive activities within United States, 28 Part 10 Removal of alien enemies from United States. See Travel and other conduct of aliens of enemy nationalities. Security program; designation of certain organizations by Attorney General in connection with, 28 Part 41 Subversive activities, organizations engaging in: See also Communist, fascist, etc., organizations. Designation of organizations by Attorney General, 28 Part 41 See Registration. Surplus property; submission to Attorney General of statements of proposed disposals of surplus real property costing $1,000,000 or more, 44 § 101.62 Territories, offenses against United States laws or Territorial laws in; petitions for clemency, 28 §§ 1.5, 1.6 Travel and other conduct of aliens of enemy nationalities, 28 Part 30 Involuntary removal from United States, 28 § 30.5 Order of Attorney General directing departure or removal, 28 § 30.2 Justice Department—Continued Witness fees, 28 Part 21 Administrative hearings, witnesses at, 28 § 21.2 Alaska District Courts, 28 § 21.3 Federal officers and employees summoned as witnesses in United States courts, 28 § 21.1 Jute webbing; British Token Import Plan, export to United Kingdom under, 15 § 361.13 Juvenile delinquents and youthful offenders; enlistment in and discharge from armed forces: Army Department regulations, 32 § 571.2 (f) (5) Katmai National Monument, Alaska: Aircraft, designated landing area, 36 § 1.61 (a) (5) Kaw or Kansas Indians; regulations specially applicable to: See also Indian Affairs Bureau. Competency certificates, 25 § 241.6 Determination of heirs of deceased Indians, as to certain tribal funds, 25 § 81.34 Kenai National Moose Range, Alaska; general regulations for camping, hunting, etc., 50 §§ 36.41-36.54 Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park; vehicles: Hotel or steamship room keys, mailing of; third-class matter, 39 §§ 24.1, 24.2 (a) (3) Post office box keys, 39 § 41.3 (f) "Kickback" Act. See Copeland (“Anti-Kickback") Act; and Labor Department. Kingman Reef, Pacific Islands: See also Territories and possessions of United States. Customs relations with: Entry of merchandise from 19 § 7.8 Export of merchandise to; drawback of customs duties, 19 § 22.27 Kings Canyon National Park: Fishing, 36 §§ 1.4, 20.8 (e) Motor vehicles: Commercial automobiles and busses, 36 §§ 1.36, 20.8 (f) Fees, 36 §§ 13.1, 13.15 Pack trains or saddle horse parties, 36 § 1.17 Private lands within, 36 Part 12 Stock driveways, 36 § 20.8 (a) Kinkaid homesteads; entry of certain lands in northwestern Nebraska, 43 Part 169 Kitchen and bathroom accessories, colors for; standards samples, 15 § 230.11 (s) Kites, large (over 5 pounds), operation of; permits, 14 Part 48 Klamath Indian Tribes; regulations applicable to: See also Indian Affairs Bureau. Judgments and payments in lieu of allotment funds, 25 Part 223 Knitted wear industry: Employment of learners and home workers at below minimum wages: Gloves and mittens, 29 Part 621 Outerwear, 29 Part 617 Learners, 29 §§ 522.30-522.35 Trade practice conference rules, 16 Parts 72, 137 Knitting industry; minimum wage determinations for persons employed on public contracts, 41 § 202.5 Knitting (hand) yarn industry; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 177 Knives, mailing of, 39 § 15.2 (e) Knoop indenter tests; test fee schedules, 15 § 206.405 Immigration quotas for Asians, 22 §§ 42.14-42.18 Naturalization of members of armed forces who served in Korean conflict after Shipment of relief supplies to Korea; Army Department regulations, 32 §§ 502.10-502.12 Students, teachers, etc., Korean; emergency aid for, 22 Part 67 Transactions involving North Korea and nationals thereof; foreign assets control regulations. See Treasury Department, Veterans of military action in Korean conflict. See Veterans. Kraft paper industry. See Paper and paper products industries. L Labeling. See Marking or labeling. Labor: See also Employment. Agriculture, workers in. See Agricultural labor. Alien laborers, entering United States; immigration regulations, 8 Parts 212a. 214h, 214k Armed services procurement contracts, provisions respecting. See Air Force Department; Army Department; and Defense Department. Child labor regulations. See Labor Department. Concessioners in national parks, monuments, etc.; labor standards for employees, 36 Part 28 Construction, Federally financed and assisted: Labor standards provisions of various acts applicable to, 29 Part 5 Pay-roll deductions; Anti-Kickback regulations to be part of contracts for public building or work financed by loans or grants from United States 29 Part 3 Contracts, Government: Anti-Kickback regulations respecting pay-roll deductions to be part of contracts for public building or work financed by loans or grants from United States, 29 Part 3 Government construction contracts, provision in, for labor report, 41 § 4.31 Railway Labor Act, labor contracts under; maintaining, changing, etc., provisions respecting, 29 Part 1204 Stipulation in public contracts respecting wages, hours, convict labor, etc., 41 § 201.1 Convict, forced, indentured, etc., labor, products of: Customs regulations respecting bonding, investigation, transportation, etc., 19 §§ 12.42-12.45 Procurement of prison-made products by armed services; procurement regulations, 32 §§ 5.401-5.408, 12.201-12.203, 601.202, 1004.301, 1011.201 Stipulations in public contracts respecting use of convict labor, 41 § 201.1 Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938; regulations under respecting wages and hours. See Wage and Hour Division, Labor Department. Hours. See main heading Hours of work. Immigration regulations respecting admission of alien laborers. See Immigration and Naturalization Service. Labor disputes: Army procurement regulations respecting: Removal of procurement items from facilities affected by work stoppages, 32 §§ 601.1501, 601.1550-601.1553 Stevedoring services, procurement of, during labor disputes, 32 §§ 601.1650-601.1652 Between rail or air carriers and their employees: Jurisdiction of various Divisions of National Railroad Adjustment Regulations of National Mediation Board. See National Mediation Board. |