EDERA! ' 9 3 4 VOLUME 16 NUMBER 92 * S a u t e d ^ Washington, Friday, May 11, 1951 TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT TITLE 5— ADMINISTRATIVE CONTENTS PROCLAMATION 2927 PERSONNEL THE PRESIDENT W orld T rade W eek, 1951 Chapter I— Civil Service Commission Proclamation pa®e BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES P art 3— A cquisitio n of a C ompetitive World Trade Week, 1951.________ 4367 Status OF AMERICA EXECUTIVE AGENCIES A PROCLAMATION S ubpart C— R egulations U nder Executive O rder 10157 Agriculture Department WHEREAS trade among the free na­ See Farm Credit Administration; tions of the world raises the standards MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS Production and Marketing Ad­ of living of the peoples of such nations 1. Paragraph (e) of § 3.301 is amended ministration. and fosters friendly relations among to read as follows: Air Force Department them; and Contracts containing the Renego­ WHEREAS international trade makes § 3.301 Basic requirements for the ac­ tiation Article entered into by it possible for us and our allies to obtain quisition of a competitive status under or on behalf of the Department supplies and materials necessary for Executive Order 10157. * * * of Defense (see Military Re­ the mobilization of a common defense (e) He must be recommended for con­ negotiation Pplicy and Review against aggression; and version prior to March 1, 1951, by the B oard). WHEREAS it is particularly fitting in head of the agency in which he was em­ this time of international tension that ployed on August 28, 1950: Provided, Alien Property, Office of the ideals and effectiveness of free enter­ That in the case of an employee who has Notices: prise should be reasserted: left his civilian position prior to March 1, Vesting orders, etc.: NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY S. 1951 for the purpose of entering the Bauer, Theodor_______________ 4417 TRUMAN, President of the United States armed forces of the 'United States, such Pape, George Edward________ 4418 of America, do hereby proclaim the week recommendation must- be made within Rippert, Olga, et al_________ 4417 beginning M ay 20, 1951, as W orld Trade six months of the date of honorable ter­ Suisse, Credit_____ ____ ,_____ 4418 Week; and I request the appropriate mination of the military service of the Army Department employee. officials of the Federal Government and Contracts containing the Renego­ of the several States, Territories, posses­ 2. Paragraph (a ) of § 3.305 is amended tiation Article entered into by or sions, and municipalities of the United to read as follows: on behalf of the Department of States to cooperate in the observance of Defense (.see Military Renego­ § 3.305 Submission of recommenda­ that week. tion— (a ) Time limit. (1) Recommen­ tiation Policy and Review I also urge business, labor, agricul­ B o a rd ). dation for conversion must be submitted tural, educational, and civic groups, as within six months from ‘the date of the Civil Service Commission well as the people of the United States Executive order or prior to March 1,1951, Rules and regulations: generally, to observe W orld Trade W eek to the Commission’s central office, atten­ Competitive status, acquisition with gatherings, discussions, exhibits, tion: Service Record Division. of-; miscellaneous amend­ ceremonies, and other appropriate ac­ (2) In the case of an employee who ments_________________________ _ 4367 tivities. has left his civilian position prior to Commerce Department IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ M arch 1,1951 for the purpose of entering See National Production Author­ unto set my hand and caused the Seal the armed forces, recommendation for ity. of the United States of America to be conversion must be submitted within six Defense Department affixed. months of the date of honorable termi­ Contracts containing the Renego­ DONE at the City of Washington this nation of the military service of the tiation Article entered into by 8th day of May in the year of our Lord employee to the Commission’s central office, attention: Service Record Divi­ or on behalf of the Department nineteen hundred and fifty-one, sion. of Defense, including the De­ [ s e a l ] and of the Independence of partments of the Army, the the United States of America 3. Paragraph (d ) of § 3.305 is amended Navy and Air Force (see M il­ the one hundred and seventyififth. to read as follows: itary Renegotiation Policy and Review Board). H arry S. T r u m a n (d ) Forms to be submitted. There must be submitted with the recom­ By the President: Economic Stabilization Agency mendation an application form (Stand­ See Price Stabilization, Office of. D ean A cheson, ard Form 57 or 60, whichever is appli­ Farm Credit Administration Secretary of State. cable) ; proof of residence, if the position Rules and regulations: is in the apportioned service and the em- [P. R. Doc. 51-5542; Filed, May 10, 1951; Federal Land ¡Bank of Balti­ 11:37 a. m .] (Continuecl on p. 4369) more; fees____________________ 4369 4367 4368 RULES AND REGULATIONS CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued General Services Administration PaSe Navy Department— Continued pase FEDERAi|pEGISTER Rules and regulations: Contracts containing the Rene­ '»3* t/NlTtO’ Tungsten regulation; domestic gotiation Article entered into tungsten program_______^_____ 4373 by or on behalf of the Depart­ ment of Defense (see Military Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Interior Department Renegotiation Policy and Re­ and days following official Federal holidays, See also Land Management, view Board). by the Federal Register Division, National Bureau of. 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The following Pocket Supplements are now Land Management, Bureau of available:': Title 3 Page Rules and regulations: Chapter I (Proclamations) : Alaska; reservation of certain Title 7; Parts 210-899 ($1.50) 2927___ 4367 lands for use of Navy Depart­ Part 900 to end ($1.25) Chapter n (Executive orders) : ment for naval purposes-------- 4374 Title 14: Part 400 to end ($0.45) 3149 (amended by PLO 718)------ 4374 Military Renegotiation Policy Titles 30-31 ($0.35) Title 5 and Review Board Previously announced: Titles 4—5 ($0.35); Chapter I: Title 6 ($1.50); Title 7, Parts 1-209 Notices: Part 3............... .......................... 4367 ($0.75); Title 8 ($0.35); Title 9 ($0.25); Contracts containing the Rene­ Titles 10-13 ($0.30); Title 16 ($0.40); gotiation Article entered into Title 6 Title 17 ($0.25); Title 20 ($0.30); Title by or on behalf of the Depart­ Chapter I: 21 ($0.65); Titles 22-23 ($0.35); Title 25 ment of Defense, including Part 22...................................... 4369 ($0.25); Title 26: Parts 1-79 ($0.30); the Departments of the Army, Parts 80-169 ($0.25); Parts 183-299 the Navy and Air Force--------- 4377 Title 7 ($1.25); Title 26: Parts 300 to end; and Chapter IX: Title 27 ($0.30) Mines Bureau Part 955........................ - .......... 4369 Delegation of authority from Sec­ retary of Interior with respect Title 32A Order from Superintendent of Documents, to negotiation of purchases and Chapter IH (OPS): Government Printing Office, Washington contracts necessary for produc- " CPR 31.....