a m . “1 H -J DERAL EGISTEB '9 3 4 ^ VOLUME 23 NUMBER 100 * ^A/ITEO ^ Washington, Wednesday, May 21, 1958 TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT DONE at the City of Washington this CONTENTS 17th day of May in the year of our PROCLAMATION 3242 Lord, nineteen hundred and THE PRESIDENT [seal] Prayer for P eace, M emorial D ay, 1958 fifty-eight, and of the Inde­ Proclamations Page pendence of the United States Display of flag of United States at BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES of America the one hundred and eighty- half-staff upon occasion of re­ OF AMERICA second. turn and final interment of two D w ight D. E isenhow er unknown Americans killed in A PROCLAMATION Second World War and in It has long been our custom, on By the President: Korean, conflict_____________ 3423 Memorial Day of each year, to visit the Prayer for peace. Memorial Day, J ohn F oster D ulles, 1958_________ _____________ 3423 graves of those who have served our Secretary of State. Nation in battle, and to pay homage to [F. R. Doc. 58-3871; Filed, May 19, 1958; EXECUTIVE AGENCIES their memory. 1:30 p. m.] Agricultural Marketing Service Remembering their sacrifices, , and Notices: knowing the ever-present threat of war Petitions for modifications of which casts its shadow across the future, rate orders: our hearts are filled with a yearning for PROCLAMATION 3243 Market Agencies at Omaha peace. '<■ Union Stock Yards,______ 3460 D isplay of the F lag of the U nited New. Jersey Coop Company, Acknowledging in truth that only S tàtes at H alf-S taff U pon the O cca­ Inc., et al_______________- 3460 through divine guidance can we secure sio n ' of the R eturn and F inal I nter­ Proposed rule making: the requisite groundwork of justice and m ent of Two U n k n o w n A mericans Milk in Southwest Kansas mar­ understanding for the attainment of a K illed in the S econd W orld W ar and keting area________ ______ 3448 peaceful world, we turn to Almighty God in the K orean Conflict Rules and regulations: in suppliance for His aid. Milk: BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Cedar Rapids-Iowa City mar­ In manifestation of this need, the keting area_____________ 3438 Congress provided, in a joint resolution OF AMERICA Wichita, Kans., marketing approved May 11, 1950, that Memorial A PROCLAMATION area_____ 3439 Day should be set aside as a day for WHEREAS on this Memorial Day, ih Agricultural Research Service Nation-wide prayer for permanent peace, the National Cemetery at Arlington, the Notices : and requested the President to issue a remains of two unknown Americans who Director or Acting Director, proclamation calling upon the people of gave their lives in service ^overseas dur­ Administrative Services Divi­ the United States to observe each sion; delegation of authority ing the Second World War anfi during to make and execute research Memorial Day in that manner. the Korean conflict, will be interred; and contracts and grants______ 3460 NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. WHEREAS these two Unknown Amer­ Proposed rule making: EISENHOWER, President of the United icans represent almost eighty thousand Guam; domestic and foreign States of America, do hereby proclaim Americans killed in thé Second World quarantine notices and sani­ tary export certification___ . 3458 Memorial Day, Friday, the thirtieth day War and more than eight thousand of May, 1958, as a day of prayer for Americans killed in the Korean conflict Agriculture Department Permanent peace, and I designate the whose bodiës lie unidentified in resting See Agricultural Marketing Serv­ hour beginning in each locality at eleven ice; Agricultural Research Serv­ places abroad ; and ice; Commodity Credit Corpora­ o’clock in the morning as the period in WHEREAS their two caskets will ar­ tion; Commodity Stabilization which all of us may unite in prayer for rive in the City of Washington on May Service. strength to work unceasingly toward the 28, 1958, to lie in state in the rotunda of Alien Property Office goal of permanent peace on earth. the United States Capitol until final Notices: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have interment: Vested property, intention to hereunto set my hand and caused the NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. return : de Murait, Aline Elizabeth-. 3483 Seal- of the United States of America EISENHOWER, President of the United Heyman, Herta_____ ___ __ 3482 to be affixed. (Continued on p. 3425) Naegeli, Helen____________ 3483 3423 3424 THE PRESIDENT CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued FEDERALfiKREGISTER Atomic Energy Commission Pase Federal Power Commission— Page Notices: Continued ; t/Nnto ACP Industries, Inc.; issuance Notices—Continued of facility export license____ 3461 Hearings, etc.—Continued Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Naval Research Laboratory; Glassell, Alfred C., Jr., et al__ 3462 and days following official Federal holidays, amendment of Facility Li­ Gulf Oil Corp. et al________ 3464 by the Federal Register Division, National cense No. R-5__________ 3460 Magnolia Petroleum Ço. et al_ 3462 Archives and Records Service, General Serv­ Oregon State College; applica­ Pacific Power and Light Co__ 3465 ices Administration, pursuant to the au­ tion for utilization facility South Carolina Public Service thority contained in the Federal Register Act, license _i_________ 3460 approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as Authority--------------------- 3465 amended; 44 U. 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Commodity Credit Corporation Idaho: Rules and regulations: Opening of public lands____ 3459 Oats; 1958 loan and purchase Proposed withdrawal and res­ agreement program. _______ 3425 ervation of lands_______ 3459 CFR SUPPLEMENTS Commodity Stabilization Service Securities and Exchange Com­ (As of January 1, 1958) Rules and regulations: mission Referenda on marketing quotas. 3432 Notices : The following Supplements are now Sugar requirements and quotas ; Hart Oil Corp.; order tempo­ available: Hawaii and Puerto Rico, 1958; rarily suspending, exemption, miscellaneous amendments_ 3438 statement of reasons there­ Title 16 ($1.75) Wheat: for, and notice of opportunity for hearing_______________ 3465 Title 19 ($0.70) Increased Durum (Class II) allotments______________ 3437 Treasury Department Market quota regulations for See Coast Guard; Internal Rev­ Previously announced: Title 3, 1957 Supp. 1958 and subsequent crop enue Service. 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