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 PROCLAMATIONS, 1937 391 DEDUCTIONS FROM GROSS TONNAGE' 1. Crew accommodations and passageways serving them: (a) Seamen --- tons, Firemen --. . --- tons, Quartermasters --- tons- --- --- -- tons, --- tons, Apprentices tons- Donkeyman -- tons, Motormen --- -- tons, - tons-- Pumpman - t-- tons, Greasers - tons, Mess boys -- tons Electrician-- tons, Oilers --- tons, Cooks --- tons- tons, --- ---  - tons, ..-- -- --- -- -- -- -- -- tons-- Passageways tons, --- -- --- - tons, tons (b) Messrooms -- tons -- tons, Hospital - tons- Bathrooms tons, --- ---  tons, Med. Lkr tons-. tons, tons, tons-tons-- 2. Officers' accommodations and passageways serving them: (a) Ch. Officer's Cabin ChiefEngr's Cabin-tons, Boatswain --- tons- -- -- tons, Ch. Officer's Office ChiefEngr's Office -tons, Carpenter - tons-. . tons, 2nd Officer - tons, 2d Engineer tons, Radio Operator --- tons-. 3rd Officer--- tons, 3d Engineer tons, tons 4th Officer--- tons, 4th Engineer -- -- tons, Steward- tons -- --- --- --- --- tons, 5th Engineer --- tons, Doctor ---tons- -- -- - tons, 6th Engineer -- tons, Pilot -- tons-. -- tons, --- tons, --- tons tons, --- ---  --- -- tons, -- --- - tons-. Passageways tons, tons, tons- (b) Messrooms: Officers Engineers -- tons, Petty Officers---ons - .. -- tons, (c) Bathrooms: Officers Engineers tons, Petty Officers. - - tons.. -. tons, . tons, --- ---  --- - tons, - ---  -- tons-. (d) Master's Cabin Office --- tons, Bath---tons-. .. ... - tons, Passageways -- tons, - tons, W. C.  --- tons-. 3. Galleys cookhouses, bakeries, etc., for exclusive use of officers, engineers and crew: Galley -- tons, Officers' Pantry-- tons, Bakery -- tons- ... ..- - - -- tons, Engineers' Pantry-- tons, - tons-. 4. Lavatories water-closets, etc., for exclusive use of officers and crew, and passageways serving them: Seamen's W. C -tons, Officers' W. C. -- - tons, Engineers' W. C. -tons - - -- tons - --- tons, - tons Firemen's W. C. -- - tons, Petty Officers' W. O. -tons, - tons_ 5. Closed-in spaces used in working the ship, and passageways serving them: Wheelhouse - - tons, Anchor gear -- -- tons, Pump room tons. Chart house tons, - tons, tons- Radio house .- - tons, Dky. boiler --- tons, Dynamo- tons- Steering gear --- tons -- tons, Fumigating machinery tons- --- --- - tons, Carpenter shop -- tons, Ice machine tons- 6. Engineer's workshop limited under Art. X, Sec. 7: -- tons. Bailroom limited un- der Art. X, Sec. 6: --- --- tons- 7. Boatswain's 'storerooms limited under Art. X, Sec. 7: Lamproom- tons Paint room .- --- tons- Peaks -- tons .- tons, - tons .- . .- -- - tons - tons, Total - tons 8. Water ballast spaces other than D. B. compartments: F. P. T. .. . . . .. . . -- -- --- -tons A.P. T - tons, tons -- tons, -- --- tons. 9. Peak Tanks for Fresh Water under Art. X, Sec. 10: F. P. T ..-- tons. A. P. T --- -- tons. 10. Public Rooms as defined under Art. X, Sec. 11: (Itemiled on Page 3)..- -- tons. -t -ni--l -, i ifnnother than wronnlling nower*--- - -- -- -- Tonsof 100 cubic feet I.--

[::: .- I }- I-- I- }. .... I' I 12. PANAMA CANAL NET TONNAGE (without deduction for propelling power) .. -- MRTHER DEDUCTIONS FOR PROPELLING POWER IN CASE OF VESSELS PROPELLED BY ENOINES: 13. (a) Engine room as IBelow deck- tons, Tween deck - tons - measured (Arts.s XII, XIII, XIV)|In bridge -- tons, In poop-- tons- and (b) In a vessel with screw propellers +75 percent of engine room as measured (Danube Rule) -- - or (c) In a vessel with paddlewheels +50-- percent of engine room as measured or (d) With fied coal bunkers or fxed tanks and compartments fitted for stowage offuel oil-- .---. . 14. Total deduction for propellin power limited under Art. XII, Sec. 3:_. -- - -- --- 15, PANAMA CANAL NET TONNAGE (Propelling power deduction by Arts 16 xnk mor xv'BA ).A.. . RATEb-mi.tedtoT-o -- . . - .r Tons of 100 cubic feet I. -- - Tons of 100 cubic feet . . --- U--- - - -UAb is to be exclusively devoted must be appropriately designated by official marking. [Footnote in the original.]
 * All deducted spaces must be reasonable in extent and the use to which each

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