PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC. HISTORICAL NOTES

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 40 31 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC.
agencies thereof, together with all func-
tions of the Federal Works Administra-
tor were transferred to the Administrator
of General Services by section 103(a) of
Act June 30, 1949, c. 2S8, Title I, 03 Stat.
380. Both the Federal Works Agency
and the office of Federal Works Admin-
istrator were abolished by section 103(b)
-of Act June 30, 1949. The provisions of
or this title.
Effect Date of Transfer of Func-
tions. Trans of functions by Act June
30, 1949, effective y
4 1, 1949, see note
set out under secti this title
on
Legislative Iitstory. For -legislative
history and purpose of Act Junes,
318a. Same; rules and regulations; posting
The Administrator of General Services or officials of the General
-Services Administration duly authorized by him are authorized to
make all needful rules and regulations for the government of the
Federal property under their charge and control, and_to annei o
.such rules and regulations` such - reasonable penalties, within the
limits prescribed in section 318c of this title, as will insure their
enforcement: Provided, That such rules and regulations shall be
posted and kept posted in a conspicuous place on such Federal prop-
erty.
June 1, 1948, c. 359, ? 2, 62 Stat. 281.
Transfer of Functions. All functions
-of the Federal Works Agency and of all
-agencies thereof, together with all func-
tions of the Federal Works Administra-
tor were transferred to the Administrator
of General Services by section 103(a) of
Act June 30, 1049, c. 288, Title I, 63 Stat.
330. Both the Federal Works Agency
and the office of Federal Works Admin-
Generally 2
'Constitutionality 1
1. Constitutionality
Where defendant's conduct on govern-
ment property impeding and obstructing
orderly conduct of government business
was not constitutionally protected and
would be prohibited under any construc-
tion of regulation prohibiting "unseemly
or disorderly conduct", application of
regulation as construed did not deny de-
fendants fair warning and regulation
,could be applied to their conduct occur-
ring prior to the construction. U. S. v.
Akeson, D.C.Colo.1908, 290 F.Supp. 212.
istrator were abolished by section 103(b)
of Act June 30, 1949. The provisions of
section 103 are now covered by section
753 of this title.
Effective Date of Transfer of Func-
tions. Transfer of functions by Act June
30, 1949, effective July 1, 1949, see note
set out under section 471 of this title.
Decisions
Prohibition under phrase "unseemly or
disorderly conduct" of conduct on federal
property which was intended to and did
interfere with, delay, or impede normal
and orderly conduct of government busi-
ness on the property did not offend right
to peaceably assemble under U.S.C.A,
Const. Amend. L Id.
2. Generally
Phrase "unseemly or disorderly con-
duct" In regulation proscribing such con-
duct on federal property within jurisdic-
tion of general services administration
prohibits conduct on federal property
which is intended to and does interfere
with, delay, or impede normal and order-
ly conduct of government business on
such federal property. U. S. v. Akeson,
D.C.Colo.1908, 290 F.Supp. 212.
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Same; application for protection; detail of special
by section
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i title.
legislative
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ire their
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seemly or
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sent bnsi-
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U.S.C.A.
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jurisdic-
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property
interfere
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police; utilization of Federal law-enforcement
agencies
Upon the app ation of the head of any department or agency of
the United States h vingproperty of the United States under its ad-
ministration and con of and over which the United States has ac-
quired exclusive or con urrent criminal jurisdiction, the Adminis-
trator of General Service or officials of the Administration duly
authorized by him are autho 'zed to detail any such special police-
or local law-enforcement agencies.
June 1, 1948, c. 359, ? 3, 62 Stat. 281.
of any State or local agency, the facilities and services of such State
men for the protection of such operty and if he deems it desirable,
extend to such property the ap icability of any such regulations
an o enforce a same as set orth sec ons - c o 1 1 e ;
and the Administrator of General Se es or official of the Admin-
istration duly authorized by him, when~r it is deemed economical
and in the public interest, may utilize the `f cilities and services of
existing Federal law-enforcement agencies, d, with the consent
Transfer of Functions. All functions
'of the Federal Works Agency and of all
agencies thereof, together with all func-
tions of the Federal Works Administra-
tor were transferred to the Administrator
of General Services by section 103(a) of
Act June 30, 1940, c. 288, Title I, 03 Stat.
330. Both the Federal Works Agency
and the office of Federal Works Admin-
753 of this title.
Effective Date of Transfer of Func-
tions. Transfer of functions by Act June
30, 1949, effective July 1, 1949, see note
set out under section 471 of this title.
318c. Same; penalties
Whoever shall violate any rule or regulation promulgated pur-
suant to section 318a of this title shall be fined not more 1 $50 or
imprisoned not more than thirty day
June 1, 1948, c. 359, ? 4, 62 Stat. 281.
i So in original. Probably should read "more than."
Cross References
Petty offense defined, see section 1(3) of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure.
have been duly auth ed to perform investigative functions may be
,empowered by the Adminl for of General Services, or officials of
General Services Administratio u1y authorized by him, to act as
arrests without warrant
Officials or loyees of the General Services Administration who
18d. Same; nonuniformed special policemen; ? powers;