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FE D E R AL R E S E R V E BANK
O F N E W YORK
Fiscal Agent of the United States
r Circular No. 6 5 6 7 1
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July 1, 1970
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LOAN GUARANTEES FOR DEFENSE PRODUCTION

Revised Supplement to Regulation V, Effective June 4, 1970
Reprint of Regulation V

To A ll B a n ks, O ther F in a n c in g In s titu tio n s , and O thers Concerned,
in the Second F ederal R eserve D is tr ic t:

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System has
amended, effective June 4, 1970, its Regulation V, Loan Guarantees
for Defense Production, to expand, to a limited extent, the authority
of the governmental agencies guaranteeing a loan under the Defense
Production Act of 1950, as amended, to prescribe from time to time a
higher interest rate than otherwise payable on such loan if the agency
determines that such higher rate is necessary in obtaining V-loan
financing of a contract or other operation essential to the national
defense.
Enclosed is a copy of a new Supplement to Regulation V, giving
effect to the amendment. Also enclosed is a reprint, in the new size,
of Regulation V, as amended effective September 27, 1966, to replace
your small-size printing of the regulation bearing the same date.




A l fr e d H a y es,

President.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

SUPPLEMENT TO REGULATION V
Effective Ju n e 4, 1970

SEC T IO N 7— M A X IM U M R A T E S O F
IN T E R E S T , G U A R A N T E E F EES, A N D
C O M M IT M E N T FEE S

P ursuant to the provisions of the Defense
Production A ct of 1950 and Executive O rder No.
10480, dated A ugust 14, 1953, as am ended, the
Board of G overnors of the Federal Reserve Sys­
tem hereby prescribes the m axim um rate of inter­
est, guarantee fees, and com m itm ent fees which
m ay be charged w ith respect to guaranteed loans
executed through the agency of any Federal Re­
serve Bank:
(a )
M axim um rate of interest. The m axim um
interest rate charged a borrow er by a financing
institution w ith respect to a guaranteed loan shall
not exceed IV i per cent per annum , except th at
the agency guaranteeing a particular loan may
from tim e to time prescribe a higher rate if it
determ ines the loan to be necessary for the pu r­
pose of financing any contractor, subcontractor, or
other person in connection w ith the perform ance
of any contract or other operation deem ed by the
guaranteeing agency to be necessary to expedite
production and deliveries or services under G ov­
ernm ent contracts for the procurem ent of m aterials
or the perform ance of services for the national
defense.




(b) G u aran tee fees. T he schedule o f fees w ith
respect to guaranteed loans is as follows:
G u aran tee F ee
P er cen t o f
loan g u aran teed

70 or less
75
80
85
90
95
Over 95

(P er cent of interest payable by borrow er on guaranteed portion of loan)
10
15
20
25
30
35
4 0 -5 0

In any case in w hich the rate of interest on the
loan is in excess o f 6 per cent, the guarantee fee
shall be com puted as though the interest rate
were 6 per cent.
(c) C om m itm ent fees. In any case in w hich a
com m itm ent fee is charged a borrow er w ith res­
pect to a guaranteed loan, such fee shall not
exceed Vi of 1 per cent per annum . In any such
case, the financing institution will pay to the guar­
anteeing agency a percentage o f such com m itm ent
fee, based on the guaranteed portion of the credit,
equal to the same percentage of the interest pay­
able on the loan w hich is required to be paid by
the financing institution to the g u arantor as a
guarantee fee.




BOARD OF G OVERNORS
of the

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

LOAN GUARANTEES FOR DEFENSE PRODUCTION

R EG U LA TIO N V
(32A CFR Ch. XV)
As amended effective September 27, 1966

Any inquiry relating to this regulation should be addressed to the Federal
Reserve Bank of the Federal Reserve District in which the inquiry arises.

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REGULATION V
(32A CFR Ch. XV)
As amended effective September 27, 1966

LOAN GUARANTEES FOR DEFENSE PRODUCTION *

SEC T IO N 1— A U T H O R IT Y
T his regulation is based upon and issued p u r­
suant to the D efense P roduction A ct of 1950
(referred to in this regulation as the “A ct” ), and
Executive O rder N o. 10480, dated A ugust 14,
1953 as am ended (3 C F R 1949-1953 Com p., p.
962) (referred to in this regulation as the
“O rder” ), and after consultation w ith the heads
of the guaranteeing agencies designated in the A ct
and the O rder, nam ely the D epartm ent of the
A rm y, the D epartm ent of the N avy, the D ep art­
m ent of the A ir Force, the D epartm ent of C om ­
m erce, the D epartm ent of the Interior, the D e­
partm ent of A griculture, the G eneral Services
A dm inistration, the A tom ic Energy Com m ission,
the D efense Supply Agency, and the N ational
A eronautics and Space A dm inistration.
S EC T IO N 2— O B JE C TIV E S O F F E D E R A L
R E S E R V E SYSTEM
In carrying out its functions under the A ct and
the O rder, it will be the objective of the Federal
Reserve System to facilitate and expedite to the
greatest extent possible the financing of contrac­
tors, subcontractors, and other persons having
contracts or engaged in operations deem ed by the
guaranteeing agencies to be necessary to expedite
production and deliveries or services under G ov­
* This text corresponds to the Code of Federal Regula­
tions, Title 32A, Chapter XV, Reg. V; cited as 32A CFR
ch. XV, Reg. V.




ernm ent contracts for the procurem ent of m ater­
ials or the perform ance of services fo r the n a­
tional defense. T he Board of G overnors of the
F ederal Reserve System (referred to in this regu­
lation as the “B oard” ) and the F ederal Reserve
Banks will cooperate fully w ith the guaranteeing
agencies in o rder to achieve this objective and will
follow in general and to the extent applicable
procedures developed from experience obtained in
the adm inistration of the V -loan and T -loan p ro ­
gram s during W orld W ar II.
SE C T IO N 3— P R O C E D U R E S
(a ) A pplications. A ny private financing insti­
tution m ay subm it to the F ederal Reserve Bank of
its district an application for a guarantee of a loan
to an eligible borrow er. Such application shall be
in such fo rm and contain such inform ation as the
Board m ay prescribe after consultation w ith the
guaranteeing agencies.
(b ) Eligibility of borrow er. N o loan shall be
g uaranteed unless it shall first be determ ined that
the contract or other operation of the prospective
borrow er to be financed by such loan is one which
is deem ed by the guaranteeing agency involved
to be necessary to expedite p ro duction and deliv­
eries or services u nder a G overnm ent co n tract for
the procurem ent of m aterials or the perform ance
of services fo r the national defense. Such deter­
m ination will be m ade in each case by a duly
authorized certifying officer o f the ap propriate
guaranteeing agency o r in such oth er m anner as

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the guaranteeing agency m ay prescribe. T he deter­
m ination will be m ade upon the basis of inform a­
tion contained in the application and accom pany­
ing papers filed by the applicant financing
institution, unless in the circum stances of a partic­
ular case it appears th at further inform ation is
necessary.
(c) A pproval of guarantees. E ach application
by a financing institution for a loan guarantee will
be subject to approval by the appropriate guaran­
teeing agency in W ashington or, to such extent as
the guaranteeing agency m ay prescribe, by the
F ederal Reserve Bank to w hich the application
is subm itted. In any case in w hich an application
is required to be subm itted to W ashington for
approval, the F ederal Reserve Bank will transm it
the application, together w ith all necessary sup­
porting inform ation and the recom m endation of
the Federal Reserve Bank, through the Board of
G overnors to the guaranteeing agency involved.
Subject to determ ination of the borrow er’s eligibil­
ity, if the application is approved by a duly au­
thorized contracting officer of the guaranteeing
agency, such contracting officer will authorize
the Federal Reserve Bank to execute and deliver
the guarantee on behalf of the guaranteeing
agency. Such authorization will be transm itted to
the F ederal Reserve Bank through the B oard of
G overnors; and, thereupon, the Federal Reserve
Bank, acting as fiscal agent of the U nited States,
will execute and deliver the guarantee on behalf
of the guaranteeing agency in accordance w ith the
term s of the authorization. In any case in which
the F ederal Reserve Bank is authorized by a
guaranteeing agency to approve applications for
guarantees, the Reserve Bank, if it approves the
application and subject to determ ination of the
borrow er’s eligibility, will execute and deliver the
guarantee w ithout submission of the application
for prior approval by any officer of the guaran­
teeing agency; but the Reserve Bank will prom ptly
notify the guaranteeing agency of the execution of
such guarantee.
(d) O ther form s and procedures. T he Board
will prescribe from tim e to tim e, after consultation
w ith the guaranteeing agencies, form s to be fol­
lowed in the execution of guarantees pursuant to
this regulation and such other form s as m ay be
necessary. The Board will also prescribe, after
consultation with the guaranteeing agencies, p ro ­




cedures w ith respect to such m atters as the p u r­
chase of guaranteed loans by the Federal Reserve
Banks as fiscal agents, the handling and dispo­
sition by the Federal Reserve Banks of guarantee
fees and other fees collected, and such other p ro ­
cedures as m ay be found necessary.
SE C T IO N 4— R E SPO N SIB IL IT Y O F
F E D E R A L R E SE R V E BANKS
A Federal Reserve Bank in arranging fo r or
m aking any guarantee on behalf of any guarantee­
ing agency will be expected to m ake reasonable
efforts to afford such guaranteeing agency the
best available protection against possible financial
loss consistent w ith the obtaining of national de­
fense production expeditiously. N o F ederal Re­
serve Bank, however, shall have any responsibility
or accountability except as agent in taking any
action pursuant to o r under authority of the Act,
the O rder, or this regulation. E ach F ederal R e­
serve Bank will be reim bursed by each guaran­
teeing agency in the usual m an n er fo r all expenses
and losses incurred by the Reserve Bank in acting
as agent on behalf o f such guaranteeing agency,
including am ong such expenses, notw ithstanding
any other provision of law, attorneys’ fees and ex­
penses of litigation.
SEC T IO N 5— R A T E S A N D FEE S
Rates of interest, guarantee fees, com m itm ent
fees, and other charges which may be m ade with
respect to guaranteed loans and guarantees exe­
cuted through the agency of any Federal Reserve
Bank under this regulation will from time to tim e
be prescribed, either specifically or by m axim um
lim its or otherw ise, in § 7 (the Supplem ent) by
the Board of G overnors after consultation with
the guaranteeing agencies.
SEC T IO N 6— R E PO R T S
E ach Federal Reserve Bank shall m ake such
reports as the Board of G overnors shall require
with respect to its operations pursuant to the
term s of the A ct, the O rder and this regulation.
(SE C T IO N 7— M A X IM U M R A TES O F IN ­
T E R E ST , G U A R A N T E E FEE S, A N D C O M ­
M IT M E N T FEE S, is published separately.)

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in otherw ise carrying o ut the purposes o f this
section. All such funds as m ay be necessary to
enable any such fiscal agent to carry out any
guarantee m ade by it on behalf o f any guarantee­
ing agency shall be supplied and disbursed by or
under authority from such guaranteeing agency.
N o such fiscal agent shall have any responsibility
or accountability except as agent in taking any
action p u rsuant to or under authority of the p ro ­
visions of this section. E ach such fiscal agent shall
be reim bursed by each guaranteeing agency for
all expenses and losses incurred by such fiscal
agent in acting as agent on behalf of such guaran­
teeing agency, including am ong such expenses,
notw ithstanding any other provision of law, at­
torneys’ fees and expenses of litigation.

DEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT OF 1950
A ct of Septem ber 8, 1950 (64 Stat. 798)
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T IT L E III— E X PA N SIO N O F P R O D U C T IV E
C A P A C IT Y A N D S U PPL Y
S e c . 301. (a ) In order to expedite production
and deliveries or services under G overnm ent con­
tracts, the President m ay authorize, subject to
such regulations as he m ay prescribe, the D epart­
m ent of the A rm y, the D epartm ent of the N avy,
the D epartm ent of the A ir Force, the D epartm ent
of Com m erce, and such other agencies of the
U nited States engaged in procurem ent for the
national defense as he m ay designate (hereinafter
referred to as “guaranteeing agencies” ), w ithout
regard to provisions of law relating to the m aking,
perform ance, am endm ent, or m odification of con­
tracts, to guarantee in whole or in p art any public
or private financing institution (including any
F ederal Reserve b a n k ), by com m itm ent to p u r­
chase, agreem ent to share losses, or otherwise,
against loss of principal or interest on any loan,
discount, or advance, or on any com m itm ent in
connection therew ith, w hich m ay be m ade by
such financing institution for the purpose of finan­
cing any contractor, subcontractor, or other per­
son in connection w ith the perform ance of any
contract or other operation deem ed by the guaran­
teeing agency to be necessary to expedite produc­
tion and deliveries or services under G overnm ent
contracts for the procurem ent of m aterials or the
perform ance of services for the national defense,
o r for the purpose of financing any contractor,
subcontractor or other person in connection with
o r in contem plation of the term ination, in the
interest of the U nited States, of any contract
m ade for the national defense; but no small-business concern (as defined in section 7 1 4 ( a ) (1 )
of this A ct) shall be held ineligible fo r the issu­
ance of such a guaranty by reason of alternative
sources of supply.

(c) All actions and operations of such fiscal
agents u nder authority of or p u rsu an t to this sec­
tion shall be subject to the supervision of the
President, and to such regulations as he m ay p re­
scribe; and the President is authorized to prescribe;,
either specifically or by m axim um lim its or other­
wise, rates of interest, guarantee and com m itm ent
fees, and oth er charges w hich m ay be m ade in
connection w ith loans, discounts, advances, or
com m itm ents guaranteed by the guaranteeing
agencies through such fiscal agents, and to p re­
scribe regulations governing the form s and p ro ­
cedures (w hich shall be uniform to the extent
practicable) to be utilized in connection w ith such
guarantees.
(d ) E ach guaranteeing agency is hereby au­
thorized to use for the purposes of this section
any funds w hich have heretofore been ap p ro p ri­
ated or allocated o r w hich hereafter m ay be ap­
propriated or allocated to it, or w hich are or m ay
becom e available to it, fo r such purposes or fo r
the purpose of m eeting the necessities o f the na­
tional defense.
[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec 2091.]
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S ec . 702. A s used in this A ct—
(b )
A ny F ederal agency or any Federal R e­
serve bank, w hen designated by the President, is
(a )
T he w ord “person” includes an individual,
hereby authorized to act, on behalf of any guaran­
corporation, partnership, association, or any other
teeing agency, as fiscal agent of the U nited States
organized group of persons, or legal successor or
in the m aking of such contracts of guarantee and
representative of the foregoing, and includes the




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U nited States or any agency thereof, or any other
governm ent, or any of its political subdivisions, or
any agency of any of the foregoing: P ro vid ed ,
T h at no punishm ent provided by this A ct shall
apply to the U nited States, or to any such govern­
m ent, political subdivision, or governm ent agency.
(b ) T he w ord “m aterials” shall include raw
m aterials, articles, com m odities, products, sup­
plies, com ponents, technical inform ation, and
processes.
(c) T he w ord “facilities” shall not include
farm s, churches or other places of w orship, or
private dwelling houses.
(d ) T he term “national defense” m eans pro­
gram s for m ilitary and atom ic energy production
or construction, m ilitary assistance to any foreign
nation, stockpiling, and directly related activity.
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A dm inistrative P rocedure A ct (6 0 Stat. 237) ex­
cept as to the requirem ents of section 3 thereof.
A ny rule, regulation, or order, or am endm ent
thereto, issued u n d er authority of this A ct shall
be accom panied by a statem ent that in the fo rm u ­
lation thereof there has been consultation w ith
industry representatives, including trade associa­
tion representatives, and th at consideration has
been given to their recom m endations, or th at spe­
cial circum stances have rendered such consulta­
tion im practicable or contrary to the interest of
the national defense, but no such rule, regulation,
or order shall be invalid by reason of any subse­
quent finding by judicial or other authority that
such a statem ent is inaccurate.
[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2159.]
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S e c . 7 0 3 . (a ) Except as otherw ise specifically
provided, the President m ay delegate any pow er
or authority conferred upon him by this A ct to
any officer or agency of the G overnm ent, includ­
ing any new agency o r agencies (and the President
is hereby authorized to create such new agencies,
other than corporate agencies, as he deems neces­
sa ry ), and he m ay authorize such redelegations
by that officer or agency as the President m ay
deem appropriate. * * *
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S ec . 704. T he President may m ake such rules,

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(b) N otw ithstanding the foregoing—
(1 )
T he Congress by concurrent resolution or
the P resident by proclam ation m ay term inate this
A ct p rio r to the term ination otherw ise provided
therefor.

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The functions exercised under this
A ct shall be excluded from the operation of the
Sec. 709.




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S ec . 717. (a ) T itle I (except section 104),
title III, and title V II (except section 714) of this
Act, and all authority conferred thereunder, shall
term inate at the close of June 30, 1970. Section
714 of this A ct, and all authority conferred there­
under, shall term inate at the close of July 31,
1953. Section 104, title II, and title V I of this
Act, and all authority conferred thereunder, shall
term inate at the close of June 30, 1953. Titles IV
and V of this A ct, and all authority conferred
thereunder, shall term inate at the close of A pril
30, 1953.

regulations, and orders as he deem s necessary or
appropriate to carry out the provisions of this
A ct. A ny regulation or order under this A ct
m ay be established in such form and m anner, may
contain such classifications and differentiations,
and m ay provide for such adjustm ents and rea­
sonable exceptions as in the judgm ent of the
President are necessary or proper to effectuate the
purposes of this A ct, or to prevent circum vention
or evasion, or to facilitate enforcem ent of this
A ct, or any rule, regulation, or order issued u n ­
der this A ct. * * *
[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2154.]
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[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2161.]

[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2153.]

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S ec . 711. T here are hereby authorized to be
appropriated such sum s as m ay be necessary and
appropriate for the carrying out of the provisions
and purposes o f this A ct by the President and
such agencies as he m ay designate o r create.
Funds m ade available for the purposes of this
A ct m ay be allocated or transferred fo r any of
the purposes of this A ct, w ith the approval of
the Bureau of the Budget, to any agency desig­
nated to assist in carrying out this Act. F unds so
allocated or transferred shall rem ain available for
such period as m ay be specified in the A cts m ak­
ing such funds available.

[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2152.]

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(2 )
T he Congress m ay also provide by con­
current resolution that any section of this A ct and
all authority conferred thereunder shall term i­
nate prior to the term ination otherw ise provided
therefor.

w ithin areas of production designated by the D i­
rector o f the Office o f E m ergency Planning, de­
velop and prom ote m easures for the expansion of
productive capacity and of production and supply
of m aterials and facilities necessary for the n a­
tional defense.
(3 ) A ny agency created under this A ct m ay be
Se c . 302. (a ) E ach guaranteeing agency is
continued in existence for purposes of liquidation
hereby authorized, in accordance w ith section
for not to exceed six m onths after the term ination
301 of the D efense P roduction A ct of 1950, as
of the provision authorizing the creation of such
am ended, subject to the provisions of this section,
agency.
in o rder to expedite production and deliveries or
(c )
T he term ination of any section of this Act,
services under G overnm ent contracts, and w ithout
or of any agency or corporation utilized under
regard to provisions of law relating to the m aking,
this A ct, shall not affect the disbursem ent of funds
perform ance, am endm ent, or m odification of con­
under, or the carrying out of, any contract, guar­
tracts, to guarantee in whole or in p art any public
antee, com m itm ent or other obligation entered
or private financing institution (including any
into pursuant to this A ct prior to the date of such
F ederal Reserve B an k ), by com m itm ent to p u r­
term ination, o r the taking of any action necessary
chase, agreem ent to share losses, o r otherwise,
to preserve or protect the interests of the U nited
against loss o f principal or interest on any loan,
States in any am ounts advanced or paid out in
discount, or advance, or on any com m itm ent in
carrying on operations under this A ct, or the
connection therew ith, w hich m ay be m ade by
taking of any action (including the m aking of new
such financing institution for the purpose of finan­
guarantees) deem ed by a guaranteeing agency to
cing any contractor, subcontractor, or other per­
be necessary to accom plish the orderly liquidation,
son in connection w ith the perform ance of any
adjustm ent or settlem ent of any loans guaranteed
contract or other operation deem ed by the guar­
u nder this A ct, including actions deem ed neces­
anteeing agency to be necessary to expedite p ro ­
sary to avoid undue hardship to borrow ers in re­
duction and deliveries or services under G overn­
converting to norm al civilian production; and all
m ent contracts fo r the procurem ent o f m aterials
o f the authority granted to the President, guaran­
o r the perform ance of services fo r the national
teeing agencies, and fiscal agents, under section
defense, or for the purpose of financing any con­
301 of this A ct shall be applicable to actions taken
tractor, subcontractor, or other person in con­
pursuant to the authority contained in this sub­
nection w ith or in contem plation of the term ina­
section.
tion, in the interest of the U nited States, of any
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contract m ade fo r the national defense; b u t no
[U.S.C., title 50, App. sec. 2166.]
small business concern (as defined in section
7 1 4 ( a ) ( 1 ) of the said A ct)shall be held ineligible
EXECUTIVE O R D E R NO. 10480
fo r the issuance of such a guaranty by reason of
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alternative sources of supply,
P A R T III. E X PA N SIO N O F P R O D U C T IV E
(b ) E ach F ederal Reserve Bank is hereby
C A P A C IT Y A N D SU PPL Y
designated and authorized to act, on behalf of any
guaranteeing agency, as fiscal agent of the U nited
States in the m aking of such contracts of guaran­
tee and in otherw ise carrying Out the purposes of
section 301 of the said A ct, as am ended, in respect
to private financing institutions.

S ec . 301. T he D epartm ent of Defense, the
A tom ic Energy Com m ission, the D epartm ent of
Com m erce, the D epartm ent of the Interior, the
D epartm ent of A griculture, the G eneral Services
A dm inistration, and the N ational A eronautics and
Space A dm inistration, in this P art referred to as
guaranteeing agencies, each officer having func­
tions delegated to him pursuant to section 2 0 1 (a)
of this order, and each other agency of the G ov­
ernm ent having m obilization functions, shall,




(c) All actions and operations of F ederal Re­
serve Banks, under authority of or p u rsu an t to
section 301 of the said A ct, as am ended, shall be
subject to the supervision of the Board of G over­
nors of the Federal Reserve System. Said Board

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is hereby authorized, after consultation w ith the
heads of the guaranteeing agencies, (1 ) to p re­
scribe such regulations governing the actions and
operations of fiscal agents hereunder as it m ay
deem necessary, (2 ) to prescribe, either specif­
ically or by m axim um limits or otherwise, rates
of interest, guarantee and com m itm ent fees, and
other charges w hich m ay be m ade in connection
with loans, discounts, advances, or com m itm ents
guaranteed by the guaranteeing agencies through
such fiscal agents, and (3 ) to prescribe regula­
tions governing the form s and procedures (w hich
shall be uniform to the extent practicable) to be
utilized in connection with such guarantees.
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em ployees of the G overnm ent, (2 ) the pow er to
create an agency or agencies, under the jurisdic­
tion of the officer concerned, to adm inister func­
tions delegated or assigned by or pursuant to this
order, and (3 ) in respect of P art II of this order,
the pow er of subpoena: P ro vid ed , T h at the sub­
poena pow er shall be utilized only after the scope
and purpose of the investigation, inspection, or
inquiry to w hich the subpoena relates have been
defined either by the appropriate officer referred
to in section 6 0 2 (a) of this order or by such other
person or persons as he shall designate.
(c)
T here are excluded from the functions del­
egated by section 6 0 2 (a) of this ord er (1 ) the
functions delegated by P art V o f this order, (2 )
the functions of the President w ith respect to reg­
ulations under section 7 1 0 (b ), ( c ) , ( d ), and (e)
of the D efense P roduction A ct of 1950, as
am ended, and (3 ) the functions of the President
w ith respect to fixing com pensation under section
7 0 3 (a ) o f the said Act.

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S e c . 602. (a ) Except as otherw ise provided in
section 6 0 2 (c) of this order, each officer or
agency of the G overnm ent having functions under
the Defense P roduction A ct of 1950, as am ended,
delegated o r assigned thereto by or pursuant to
this Executive order m ay exercise and perform ,
w ith respect to such functions, the functions
vested in the President by T itle V II of the said
A ct.

Sec. 603. All agencies of the G overnm ent
(including, as used in this order, departm ents,
establishm ents, and corporations) shall furnish to
each officer of the G overnm ent to w hom func­
tions u nder the D efense P roduction A ct of 1950,
as am ended, are delegated o r assigned by or p u r­
(b )
T he functions which m ay be exercised and suant to this order such inform ation relating to
perform ed pursuant to the authority of section
defense production or procurem ent, or otherw ise
6 0 2 (a) of this order shall include, but not by
relating to the said functions, delegated or as­
way of lim itation, (1 ) except as otherw ise p ro ­
signed to such officer by or p u rsuant to this order
vided in section 7 0 8 (c) of the Defense P roduc­
as m ay be required to perform those functions.
tion A ct of 1950, as am ended, the pow er to redel­
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egate functions, and to authorize the successive
[U.S.C., title 50, A pp. sec. 2153 annotation.]
redelegation of functions, to agencies, officers, and




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