Puerto Rico, by act of February 12, 1940 (54 Stat. 22). Executive Order No. 8678, February 11, 1941, supersedes Executive Order No. 8337, February 3, 1940, and places certain described lands in Puerto Rico under the control and jurisdiction of the War Department for use as an engineer depot for national defense purposes. By Executive Order No. 8867, August 22, 1941, a specified portion of the La Puntilla military reservation, San Juan, P. R., was transferred to the Treasury Department. * 2140a. Puerto Rico; interchange of property between United States and insular Government.- * Provided, That the President may from time to time, in his discretion, convey to the people of Puerto Rico such lands, buildings, or interests in lands or other property now owned by the United States and within the territorial limits of Puerto Rico as in his opinion are no longer needed for purposes of the United States. And he may from time to time accept by legislative grant from Puerto Rico any lands, buildings, or other interests or property which may be needed for public purposes by the United States * *Sec. 7, act of Mar. 2, 1917 (39 Stat. 954); 48 U.S. C. 748. * This section was omitted from the original text of the Military Laws. The act of April 10, 1943 (57 Stat. 61), authorizes the Secretary of War to convey to the people of Puerto Rico a certain portion of the San Juan Military Reservation, San Juan, Puerto Rico. The act of December 6, 1944 (58 Stat. 794), authorizes the Secretary of War to convey to the people of Puerto Rico the Mayaguez Barracks Military Reservation, to be used for educational purposes. 2142. Virgin Islands; laws applicable. By Executive Order No. 8858, August 19, 1941, certain lands on Crown Mountain, Island of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, were transferred from the Interior Department to the War Department for national defense purposes. CHAPTER 37 UNIFORM Army uniform: Unlawful wearing, 2148. Wearing by alien graduates of aviation schools, 2149a. 2148. Army uniform; unlawful wearing. For provision prohibiting the unlawful wearing of the uniform of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, see 2285-18, post. Notes of Decisions form of the United State Army. Defendant's In general.-Defendant was prosecuted for | lieutenant are a distinctive part of the uniwearing distinctive parts of the uniform of the United States Army, in violation of sec. 125, National Defense Act, as amended. There was evidence that defendant, a second lieutenant of Infantry in the Maryland State Guard (home guard), who had served honorably as a sergeant in the United States Army during the first World War, wore his uniform as a state guard officer at a meeting of members of the Order of the Purple Heart, to which he belonged, held in Florida. Judgment of guilty. Held: The gold bars of a second F. Supp. 607. * * * and defendant's membership in it did not entitle him to wear its uniform in Florida. U. S. v. Herting (D. C., S. D. Fla., 1943), 48 2149a. Army uniform; wearing by alien graduates of aviation schools.— * * * Provided, That the foregoing provisions shall not be construed so as to prevent graduates of Air Corps advanced flying schools or Air Corps service schools who are citizens of foreign countries from wearing the appropriate aviation badges of the Army in such manner and subject to such regulations as the Secretary of War may prescribe. Sec. 125, act of June 3, 1916 (39 Stať. 216); act of June 6, 1942 (56 Stat. 328); 10 U. S. C. 1393. CHAPTER 38 Army personnel: WAR Temporary rank in general, 2160. Appointment of temporary officers, 2160a. commissioned Temporary appointments as officers of Army Nurse Corps members and other female personnel: In general, 2160a-1. Rights, privileges, and benefits, 2160a-2. Retirement, 2160a-3. Longevity, service credits, 2160a-4, 2160a-5. Uniform allowance, 2160a-6. Blanket appointment, pay and allowances, oath of office, 2160a-7. Mileage allowance, 2160a-8. Temporary rank: Chief of Chaplains and other chaplains, 2160b. General of the Army, 2160b-1. Officers commissioned in or assigned to Air Corps, 2160c. Officers of Medical Administrative Corps, 2160d. Detail: To educational institutions, plants, and hospitals as students or investigators, 2160f. To Veterans' Administration, 2160g. Discharge or retirement of officers, 2162a. Enlistments continued in force, 2163. Enlistments in Army of the United States, 2163a. Missing Persons Act: Definitions, 2165a-1. Pay and allowances, 2165-2. Continuance, suspension, or resumption of pay status, 2165a-4. Finding of death, 2165a-5. Procedure on report of survival, 2165a-6. Transportation of dependents and effects, 2165a-12. Federal income tax returns, 2165-13. Time limit of benefits, 2165a-15. Uniform allowance in general: Repeal of prior acts, 2165d-1. Limitation as to payments, 2165d-3. Limitation as to dates of active service, 2165d-4. Medical Department: Army Nurse Corps: Rental, subsistence, and travel allow ances, 2165f-1. Dietetic and physical therapy personnel (female): Appointment, duties, rental, subsistence and travel allowances, 2165f-2. Army Nurse Corps and dietetic and physical therapy personnel (female): Base and longevity pay, relative rank, additional pay for foreign service, 2165f-3. Dietetic and physical therapy personnel (female): Existing appointments terminated, 2165f-4. Appropriations authorized, 2165f-5. Technical and professional personnel (female): Appointment or enrollment, duties, relative rank and grades, pay and allowances, 2165f-6. Physicians and surgeons (female), 2165g. Additional pay for officers, 2166. Council of National Defense, 2166a. Capture of enemy property, 2166b. Civilian defense; protection from bombs and sabotage, 2166c. Cooperation with Army: Coast and Geodetic Survey, 2168. Public Health Service, 2170. American National Red Cross, 2171. Alien enemies; exclusion of persons from military areas, 2180a. Prisoners of war and alien enemies, 2180a-1. Prisoners of war; maintenance and pay, 2180b. Espionage Act: Unlawfully obtaining information ing the national defense, 2181. Unlawfully disclosing information affect affect ing the national defense, 2182. Unlawful possession of papers in aid of foreign governments, 2183. Seditious or disloyal acts or words, 2184. Photographs, etc., of military and naval installations and equipment, 2187a. Registration of organizations: Definitions, 2187b-1. Scope of act, 2187b-2. Rules and regulations, 2187b-3. Penalties for violation, 2187b-4. Restrictions on entering or leaving the United Transportation of personnel: Submarines and armed merchant vessels, National Munitions Control Board, 2207a 12. Regulations, 2207a-13. Unlawful use of American flag, 2207a-14. Separability of provisions, 2207a-17. Repeals, 2207a-19. Export of arms and munitions to Spain, 2209. Military Assistance to American Republics: Manufacture, sale, test, and repair of arms and munitions, 2210a-1. Furnishing information pertaining to arms and munitions, 2210a-2. Resale of arms and munitions prohibited, 2210a-3. Reports to National Munitions Control Board, 2210a-4. Appropriation and proceeds of sales, 2210a-5. Protection of patent rights, 2210a-6. Procurement of arms and munitions from American Republics, 2210a-7.. Policy as to transfer of sovereignty over American areas, 2210b. National Defense: Emergency fund for the President, 2213. Appropriations authorized, 2214a-3. Policy as to construction and disposition, 2214a-4. Defense public works: Policy and definition, 2214a-201. Federal aid to public and private agencies, 2214a-202. Miscellaneous provisions, 2214a-203. Appropriations authorized, 2214a-204. Date of terminination, 2214a-301. Transfer of funds, 2214a-302. Proceeds of rentals, 2214a-303. Disposition of property acquired, 2214a304. Utilization of services, 2214a-305. Payments to States in lieu of taxes, 2214a-306. Jurisdiction of property acquired, 2214a307. Rules and regulations, 2214a-308.1 Remedy against employer refusing reinstatement, 2220-3 (d). Discharge because of dependents, 2220-3 (e). Civil relief benefits, 2220-4. National Guard of the United States; pay when inducted in erroneous grade or rank, 2221. Selective Training and Service Act: Declaration of necessity and policy, 2225-1. Registration, 2225-2. Induction, scope and age limits, 2225-3 (a). Period of training 2225-3 (b). Transfer to reserves 2225-3 (b). Pay, allowances, and other benefits, 2225-3 (d). Use beyond Western Hemisphere, 2225-3 (e). Private contributions to pay, 2225-3 (f). Manner of selection, 2225-4 (a). State and territorial quotas, 2225-4 (b). Exemptions from registration, 2225-5 (a). Exemption from induction and from service in Reserve components of persons with prior military service, 2225-5 (b). Deferred classification of Federal and State officers, 2225-5 (c). Exemption from induction of ministers and divinity students, 2225–5 ̊ (d). Deferred classification: Essential workers, persons with dependents, unfit persons, 2225-5 (e). Of students, 2225-5 (f). Treatment of conscientious objectors, 2225-5 Quotas, induction of fathers, 2225-5 (m). Number inducted limited by appropriations, 2225-6. Bounties, substitutes, or purchase of discharge prohibited, 2225-7. Certificate of service, physical examinations, and medical statements, 22258 (a). Reinstatement of trainees in civilian positions, 2225-8 (b). Restoration of seniority rights on reinstatement in civil positions, 2225-8 (c). Remedy against employer refusing to reinstate trainees, 2225-8 (e). Personnel division, 2225-8 (g). Right to vote saved inductees, 2225-8 (h). Employment of communists in places vacated by inductees, 2225-8 (i). Compulsory orders and seizure of plants, 2225-9. Authority of President, 2225-10 (a). Delegation of authority by President, 2225-10 (b). Acceptance of voluntary services and transmission of mail, 2225-10 (c). |