2255 ~· 1NDl Isoreign Si·rviee——Continuod _ ygwign-sex·ri<·e officers ;:enerally———fomimwd Appointment as_seeret‘aries in Diplomatic Seri ice or as oonsular officerS» D. 642. § 4 Appointment to perform diplomatic tnnetions, eomponsation, p. 643. § 19 — r _ Appointments to foreign serviye, p. 642, §§ 5, 6, 7 Assignment to duty, lgenerally, p`. 641, § 2 ·-··—··ilT State Department. p. 643, § 15, Assignment to posts, p. 6 ‘ D . - Bonds of oilieers of foreign service, p. 642, § 11 . Cliarge d’affaires,·<·ompensat·ion, p. § 32 - ‘ Citizeitsliip requirement. p. 642, § 5 i V _ Ctltnnnissioners, compensation. p. 645,`§ 32 Consular assistants recommissioned as foreign-service otiieers. p.- 642, § 10 4 _ . Counselor ofembassy or legation, designation of for—1 eignyservice otiieer, p. 643, § 18 ‘ 1 Detinition, p, 641, § 2 _ _ —· . _ Distribution of diplomatic and consular oflicers in grades of foreign service, p. 642, § 8 ` Examination for appointment._”p. 6-12, § 5 Foes, accounting for, p. 643, § 13 ‘_ _ Grading and classification, p. 642, § 3 ‘ Inspection ot diplomatic and consular offices. detail of foreign-service officers, p. 642, § 9 Inspectors, allowance for subsistence. p.-643. 16 Laws aliillicable, p. 645, 5 23 ‘ , Ordering officers to United States out statutory leave, p. 643, 5 17 l _ " _ " t Probahonary appointment, p. 642. § 5 l‘rom0tions,·p. 642, § 7 — . l .° Reconnmissioning diplomatic and consular officersf p`. .e42,-gs ,e e’_— , ," Itoinstatement after sepr ation from. service, p. 642, Reports and recommendations for promotion, p._ 642, · Represeutation· allowances to diplomatic, missions and oonsulates, p. 643. § 12 ` t Salaries, p. 642. § 3 , Special details, period of service and compensation, I p`. 643, § 16. _ _ · · '1`s·a_nsferfrom one post to another, p. 642; § 6_ "1`ransfer from State Department; D. 642, § 5‘ Traveling expenses ot onlcers ordered to United States on statutory leave. p. 643, § 17 _ Gonox·al'regulatious for Diplomatic and Consular Service, authority of President, p. 651, 132 " _ Ministers, see Diplomatic omcers, supra _ . . 1‘ris·ate secretaries to. ambassadors, appointment and com- . pensation, p. .643,.514 . ‘. ‘ Retirement and disability system , Clxiet otdivision of western European affairs entitled to participate, p. 1951, .§. 21:1 3 " _E>tnhlishn1ont and operation, p. 643, 521; p. 1951, §_21. Revell of retired officer to active duty, coxnpensation. . lp, 644,5 22 ` ‘ ' . Rules and regulations, p; 643, 5 21. _ Seoi‘etaries·'in Diplomatic. .Serviee. see Diplomatic- ottiot-rs, Q,. supra ` _ _ l Q Fbreign Trade _ · _ · .’ Investigation of conditions by. Federal Trade Commission
p. 353. § 46 l
Forest. Fires _ See SA·i*io&.u._ Fonmrs Fm-·ests,` . · ‘ See NATIONAL Foar.isrs_ "
HX Forfeitures A See l~`¤x1~:s. P1~;vAr,·rn:s. Asn Foarnrrrniss “ Fm·;>,‘ery See Cnmizs asn Orrn::sns; Passions Former Jeopardy ‘ - See _Tw1c_n rx Jnomnnr Fornrication i ‘ See Camas Asn (wrnzxsirs Fort Bayard _ .. __ . Hospiialrfor treatment of tuberculosis. admission of officers
and men of Navy and Marine Corps, p. 672, _§ 19
iFortifi.cat.ions `· _ i " " ' See Forrrs Asn Fonrimcnrrioss Fort McH.enry‘ ° l v M? See _NA1roNAL Moxnunxfrs Vts and Fortitications . I _· See also AI’I’RO.l’RIATIONSZ WAR _ _ Board of Ordnance and Fortiiicatioinp. 1689,`§ 11 et seq. Construction by contract, p. 1700, § 177* Erection oftorts in emergency, p. 1700, § 178 n Expenditures and coniracts for payment in excess of appro- _ -priation,_`p. 1700, § ’174° ~ » · _ ’ . Injuries to fortiiications or harbor defenses, penalty, p. 406, ' Land for forts and fortincations, acquisitionand improvement, p. 1699, § 171 ·_ _ -. . · Land for quarters and barracks in addition ·-to sites efor . fortifications, acquisition, p. 1700, § 173 . Transportation cost incident to construction and maintenance of seacoast fortiticatipns, appropriation chargeable, ._ - p. 1700. § 179 · · · · Knlawfully entering military reservationyfort, or Army post, penalty, p. 466, § 97 ‘. — ‘ Fractions " ‘ A » Fractional part of centin payment of taxes, p. 732, § 111 · France °_ __ `_ .—_ Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, salary, p. _ 645, § 32 F . 3 . ._ Fraterrnal Organizations _, _ Emblem used as trade-mark, p. 363,. § 85 (b) . 3 'Exemption from income- tax. p. 822, § 982 (3)‘ _Fraudulent Conveyances · . Conveyanccs in fraudof Fest Oiiice Department, act.ons to _ set aside, p. 47, § 332 -· ‘ . ` Free Delivery Service - ' 3 See Arrnornixrioxs Freednnensq . p , _ · Bounties for colored soldiers, sailors, and marines, laws continued in force,`p. 125, § 61 " Claim agents or attorneys, ~fees.for. collecting claims for ` , pay or bounty, p. 125, § 63_ _ . _ Q Claims of colored soldiers, sailors, and mariiies, laws con- · tinued in force, p. 125, § G1 . -. _ ' Payment of claims for payof bounty, p. 125, § 63 » Prize money due colored soldiers, sailors, and marines, laws ‘ continued in force, p. 125, § 61 _ _ _ Retained bounty fund, application for payment, p. 1:25, § oi ` Secretary of War tonenforce claims of colored soldiers, ' . __ sailors, and marines, p. 125, §`62 ` —`WiIe and childrenfofcolored soldiers, who deemed to be, _ · p. 1,25, § 65 . 3 Freedom oi.Pui·chase - See Emmornns ‘ Free Passes _ e.. ` ` Carriers forbidden to issue except to certain persons, p. .1651, § 1 (7)` "
