Rehabilitation Act of 1946, the charterer shall deposit with the Commission a bond, in such amount as the Commission shall require but not less than $25,000, to be approved by the Commission both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, conditioned upon the true and faithful performance of all and singular the covenants and agreements of the charterer contained in the charter, including, but not limited to, the charterer's obligation to pay charter hire and damages, and indemnity against liens on the chartered vessel. The charterer may, in lieu of furnishing such bond, pledge United States Government securities in the face value of the required amount under an agreement satisfactory in form and substance to the Commission. (c) Financial limitations. That the charterer agrees that (1) no capital shall be withdrawn, (2) no share capital shall be redeemed or converted into debt, (3) no dividend shall be paid, (4) no loan or advance (except advances to cover current expenses of the charterer) shall be made, either directly or indirectly, to any stockholder, director, officer, or employee of the charterer or to any related company (as defined in § 311.1 (d)), (5) no investment shall be made in the securi ties of any related company (as defined in § 311.1 (d)), (6) no indebtedness to any stockholder, director, officer, or employee of the charterer or to any related company (as defined in § 311.1 (d)) which was classified as long-term or noncurrent in the balance sheet submitted with the application (or amendment thereto) to charter the vessel, shall be repaid in whole or in part, and (7) no salary at a rate in excess of $12,500.00 per annum shall be paid if, after such transaction, the amount of working capital or the amount of net worth thereby would be reduced below the minima prescribed in § 311.11. (d) Restricted operations. That the vessel shall be operated only in the interisland commerce in the Philippines. § 311.22 Charter form. Unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, the charter form shall be substantially in the form of the charter of a war-built drycargo vessel under the Merchant Ship Sales Act of 1946, as prescribed by § 299.82 of this chapter: Provided, That such charter shall be modified to give effect to the provisions of this part, and there shall be eliminated from such charter all provisions applicable only to the payment of additional charter hire. INDEX A Academies, maritime; training in. See Maritime Administration. On board vessels transporting explosives, 46 § 146.02-15 Accounts, of contractors building vessels under operating-differential subsidy agreement. See Maritme Administration. Agreements; maritime carriers, agreements respecting rates, subsidies, etc. Air Force Department: See Explosives or other dangerous articles for; shipments on board vessels, 46 § 146.02-8 Aliens: Agreements between maritime carriers respecting rates, etc.; elimination of members who are nationals of countries at war with United States, 46 § 222.17 Sale, lease, charter, or transfer of vessels to: Vessels owned by United States citizens, 46 Part 221 Allowances. See Pay, compensation, allowances, etc. Arming of merchant cargo vessels, United States, 46 §§ 147.06-1-147.06-5 Army Department: Explosives or other dangerous articles for; shipments on board vessels, 46 § 146.02-8 Atomic Energy Commission: Explosive or radioactive materials, etc.; shipments on board vessels, 46 § 146.02-8 B Bill of lading requirements for common carriers by water, 46 Part 223 Boilers, for merchant vessels; specifications: Auxiliary boilers, 46 § 162.026 Fusible plugs for, 46 § 162.014 Buoyant apparatus and materials, for livesaving equipment; specifications for. See Coast Guard. C Cadets, in maritime academies; training of. See Maritime Administration. Casualties, on board vessels. See Accidents or casualties. Charter of merchant vessels. See Maritime Administration. Citizenship: Citizenship oaths, by owners or mortgagees of vessels of United States, 46 § 221.11 Requirements respecting, under Merchant Ship Sales Act of 1946. See Maritime Administration. Claims: Against United States, for compensation or indemnity for loss of vessel acquired or requisitioned for title by United States; transfer of war-built vessel in settlement of claim, 46 §§ 299.41, 299.83 For compensation for injuries or death in line of duty; cadets in State Maritime Academies, 46 § 310.10 Coast Guard, Department of the Treasury: Accidents or casualties on board vessels; reporting of: Involving explosives, 46 § 146.02-15 On nautical school ships, 46 §§ 167.65-65, 167.65-70 Arming of merchant cargo vessels, United States, 46 §§ 147.06-1-147.06-5 Backfire flame arresters (for carburetors) for merchant vessels, motorboats, and tank vessels, 46 §§ 162.015, 162.016 Balsa wood, for lifesaving equipment, etc.; specifications for, 46 §§ 160.004, 160.027, 164.002 Boilers, for merchant vessels; specifications: Auxiliary boilers, 46 § 162.026 Fusible plugs for, 46 § 162.014 Buoyant apparatus, for lifesaving equipment; specifications for. See Speci fications. Combustible liquids. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Containers, for explosives or other dangerous articles on board vessels. Explosives or other dangerous articles. See Cork, for lifesaving equipment; specifications for, 46 §§ 160.003, 160.009, 164.001 Deck coverings for merchant vessels; specifications for, 46 § 164.006 Distress signals (flares, smoke), for merchant vessels; specifications for, 46 §§ 160.021-160.024, 160.028, 160.036, 160.037 Doors, watertight, sliding, for merchant vessels; specifications, 46 § 163.001 Emergency evacuation, vessels requisitioned by United States for, 46 § 154.04 Employment of seamen. See Seamen. Engineering equipment (safety valves, flame arresters, etc.), for merchant vessels; specifications. See Specifications. Explosives or other dangerous articles (combustible or inflammable substances or liquids, poisons, etc.); transportation and storage on board vessels, use as ships' stores, etc.: Ships' stores and supplies on board vessels, use of dangerous articles as, 46 Part 147 Arming of United States merchant cargo vessels, 46 §§ 147.06-1147.06-5 Certification, 46 §§ 147.01-6, 147.01-7, 147.03-1-147.03-11 Classification; ships' stores and supplies of dangerous nature, 46 § 147.05-100 Compliance, 46 § 147.01-3 Culinary supplies, potable spirits, cosmetics, 46 § 147.04-4 Cylinders; requirements, care, etc., 46 §§ 147.04-1-147.04-3 Definition, 46 §§ 147.02-1, 147.02-2 Foreign vessels; handling, stowage, use, etc., of dangerous articles on, 46 § 147.01-7 General; application, scope, compliance, etc., 46 §§ 147.01-1-147.01-7 Merchant cargo vessels, United States, arming of, 46 §§ 147.06—1— 147.06-5 Transportation or storage on board vessels, 46 Part 146 Acceptable explosives, 46 § 146.20-5 Army, Navy, and Air Force Departments, and Atomic Energy Commission; shipments, 46 § 146.02-8 Assignment and certification, 46 § 146.02-6a Barges, 46 §§ 146.10-1-146.10-50 Canadian shipments, 46 § 146.02-9 Coast Guard, Department of the Treasury-Continued Explosives or other dangerous articles, etc.-Continued Transportation or storage on board vessels, 46 Part 146—Continued Inspection of, 46 § 146.02-12 Loading, stowage, etc. See Loading and unloading, stowage, etc. Carriers; vessels: Common carrier, 46 § 146.02-18 Other than common carrier, 46 § 146.02-19 Casualty on board vessel involving explosives; report, etc., 46 § 146.02-15 Chart, stowage and storage, of explosives and other dangerous articles, Chromic acid solution, containers for, 46 § 146.28-17 Classifications of explosives, 46 § 146.01-4 Class A explosives, 46 §§ 146.20-7, 146.20-87, 146.20-100 Class B Explosives, 46 §§ 146.20-9, 146.20-200 Class C explosives, 46 §§ 146.20-11, 146.20-300 Combustible liquids, 46 §§ 146.26-1-146.26-100 Compressed gases, 46 §§ 146.24-1-146.24-100 Containers for explosives, etc.: Damaged or leaking containers, 46 §§ 146.02-14, 146.20-49, 146.20-51 Specifications; cargo handling and stowage devices, 46 §§ 146.09-1— 146.09-12 Stowage and dunnaging of, 46 § 146.20-27 Temporary amendments respecting additional containers for certain specific commodities, 14 §§ 146.28-1-146.28-22 Corrosive liquids, 46 §§ 146.23-1-146.23-100 Definitions, 46 §§ 146.03-3-146.03-38, 146.20-1 Drugs; persons using not permitted on board vessel while loading or unloading, 46 § 146.20-47 Emergency shipments, 46 § 146.02-15 Enforcement, 46 §§ 146.02-5, 146.02-6 Export shipments, 46 § 146.02-10 Fires: Controlled fires, use of, while loading, 46 § 146.20-43 Fireworks, stowage of, 46 § 146.20-21 Gases, compressed, 46 §§ 146.24-1-146.24-100 Gasoline, containers for, 46 §§ 146.28-7, 146.28-8 Handling of explosives, etc. See Loading and unloading, stowage, etc. Import shipments, 46 § 146.02-11 Inflammables: Liquids, 46 §§ 146.21-1-146.21-100 Containers for, 46 §§ 146.28-13, 146.28-14 Solids, 46 §§ 146.22-1-146.22-100 Inspection of cargo, 46 § 146.02-12 Labeling, marking, etc.; shipper's requirements with respect to, 46 Lights, tools and equipment, used in loading, 46 § 146.20-41 Combustible, 46 §§ 146.26-1-146.26-100 Corrosive, 46 §§ 146.23-1-146.23-100 Containers, 46 §§ 146.28-13, 146.28-14 Poisonous; containers for, 46 § 146.28-21 Liquor; persons using not permitted on board vessel while loading or unloading, 46 § 146.20-47 List of explosives or other dangerous articles, containing shipping name or description of articles subject to regulations, 46 §§ 146.04-1— 146.04-5 |