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Title 3— the PRESIDENT Ommendation of the Secretary of Agri­ Culture, It Is Ordered As Follows: % the PRESIDENT Executive Order 10813 1 ÌEGISTEB VOLUME 24 '4*. 1934 ^ NUMBER 85 - iflVITEO ^ Washington, Friday, May 1, 7959 of the United States, and upon the rec­ CONTENTS Title 3— THE PRESIDENT ommendation of the Secretary of Agri­ culture, it is ordered as follows: % THE PRESIDENT Executive Order 10813 1. There is hereby included in and re­ served as parts of the Chattahoochee Executive Orders Pase INCLUDING CERTAIN LANDS IN THE National Forest the following-described Including certain lands in the CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL FOR­ lands, such inclusion and reservation to Chattahoochee National Forest EST AND THE NANTAHALA NA­ be in accordance with and subject to all and the Nantahala National the provisions and conditions of the Forest______ __________ » _________ 3465 TIONAL FOREST above-mentioned agreements of Septem­ Inspection of income, excess- WHEREAS on September 18, 1958, the ber 18, 1958, between the Tennessee profits, estate, and gift tax re­ Tennessee Valley Authority and the Valley Authority and the United States turns by the Committee on U n - United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture: American Activities, House of entered into two agreements (Contracts Lands lying in Union County, State of Representatives_________________ 3474 TV-18549A and TV-20031A) providing Georgia, in Districts 8 and 9 of section Inspection of statistical transcript for the transfer by the Authority to the I, on the shores of Nottely Lake, being cards and corporation and indi­ Department of the right of possession more particularly described as follows: vidual income tax returns by and all other right, title, and interest Parcel No. 1 the Securities and Exchange which the Authority might have in or Commission_____________________ 3474 A tract of land located in Land Lots 54, to certain lands therein designated and 55, 56, 57, 88, and 89 of District 8, approx­ EXECUTIVE AGENCIES described in Towns County and Union imately % mile west of Nottely Dam, and County, Georgia, and in Cherokee County more particularly described as follows: Agricultural Marketing Service and Clay County, North Carolina, so that Beginning at US-TVA Monument 1-40 Rules and regulations: the lands in Georgia might be included (Coordinates: N. 1,806,316; E. 518,482) ini Grapefruit grown in Arizona the center line of an old road and in the in and reserved as parts of the Chatta­ and certain parts of Califor­ hoochee National Forest and the lands in boundary of the United States of America’s land at a corner o f the lands of W. J. Byers, nia; limitation of shipments. 3491 North Carolina might be included in and J. L. Raper et ux, and the D. T. Meadows reserved as parts of the Nantahala N a­ Agriculture Department heirs. See also Agricultural Marketing tional Forest, in accordance with the Prom’ the initial point with the United provisions and conditions of those agree­ States of America’s boundary line, S. 48° 15' Service; Commodity Credit Cor­ ments and subject to the approval re­ E., 362 feet to US-TVA Monument 1-41 in the poration; Commodity Stabiliza­ quired by section 4(k) (c) of the Tennes­ center line of an old road; tion Service; Farmers Home see Valley Authority Act of 1933, as With the center line of the old road as it Administration. amended by the act of July 18, 1941 (55 meanders in an easterly direction to a metal Notices: stat. 599); and marker (Coordinates: N. 1,806,101; E. 519,- Agency heads et al.; delegations 2 0 1 ); WHEREAS on January 24, 1959, the of authority and assignment Leaving the old road, S. 38° 50' E., 250 feet of functions; amendments___ 3515 agreements of September 18, 1958,- be- to a metal marker; Tennessee Valley Authority N. 62° 40' E., 368 feet to a metal marker in Air Force Department and the United States Department of the center line of an old road; Rules and regulations: Agncuiture were approved by the Direc- With the center line of the old road as it Claims arising outside the U.S.; 1 f Bureau of the Budget pur- meanders in an easterly direction to a metal miscellaneous amendments__ 3504 marker (Coordinates: N. 1,806,068; E. 520,- nf fu mthe Provisions of section 4(k) (c) Reserve Officers’ Training m tne Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 041); Leaving the old road, N. 42°22' E., 323 feet Corps; miscellaneous amend­ Pvt.» ^ amended, and of section 1(h) of to a point in the center line of a branch; ments_________________________ 3505 .With the center line of the branch as it Alien Property Office 1954^and ° rder N ° * 110530 0f May 10' meanders in a northeasterly direction to a Notices: ^ aPPears that such lands point ( Coordinates: N. 1,806,499; E. 520,385); Vested property, intention to and tv,* *or national-forest purposes Leaving the branch N. 75°38' E., 210 feet return: ChnHov t,he inclusion thereof in the to US-TVA Monument 1-47; N. 88°51' E., 1,331 feet to a metal marker; Hees, Dr. Emil________________ 3514 Nania?1<?0Cxee National Forest and the Leaving the United States of America’s Rimai, Ladislau_____________ _ 3514 after National Forest as herein- boundary line, interest*dlCated would be in the public S. 51°21' W., 3,829 feet to a metal marker; Atomic Energy Commission S. 38°43' E„ 290 feet, passing a metal Notices: a u ^ ^ :jr®E,N,EIPORE, by virtue of the marker at 260 feet, to a metal marker in the Byproduct material license to the aettnfVf»ted in me by section 24 of center line of the Nottely Dam Access Road; dispose of radioactive waste and the'I ^ aIch 3- 189!. 26 Stat. 1103, With the center line of the access road as in the ocean, proposed issu­ it meanders in a southwesterly direction to 36 (le rr q n ° L i Une 4’ 1891 ’ 30 s tat. 34, ance thereof: •S.C. 471, 473), and as President (Continued on p. 3467) National Institutes of Health. 3517 3465 3466 THE PRESIDENT CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Atomic Energy Commission— Federal Maritime Board Page FEDERALfii&REGISTER Continued Notices: Notices— Continued American Mail Line, Ltd., et al.; Byproduct material license to hearing — r.---------- ------1______ 3517 dispose of radioactive waste Federal Power Commission Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, in the ocean, proposed issu­ Notices: and days following official Federal holidays, ance thereof— Continued Hearings, etc.: by the Office of the Federal Register, National U.S. Naval Radiological De­ Archives and Records Service, General Serv­ City of Red Bud, Illinois, et al_ 3523 ices Administration, pursuant to the au­ fense Laboratory, Depart­ Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, thority contained in the Federal Register Act, ment of the Navy_________ 3519 Inc., et al. and Humble Oil approved July 28, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as Construction permit and utili­ & Refining Co___________ _ 3524 amended; 44 U.S.C., ch. 8B), under regula­ zation facility license; Vet­ tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ erans Administration_________ 3520 Federal Reserve System Notices : mittee of the Federal Register, approved by Proposed rule making: the President. Distribution is made only by First Virginia Corp. ; request for the Superintendent of Documents, Govern­ Financial protection require­ determination and order for ments and indemnity agree­ ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C. hearing________________ 3524 The Federal R egister will be furnished by ments_____ ____________________ 3508 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Civil Aeronautics Board Foreign Commerce Bureau per month or $15.00 per year, payable in Notices: Notices : advance. The charge for individual copies COFINA S.A. et al.; order re­ (minimum 15 cents) varies in proportion to Southeast Airlines enforce- voking export licenses and the size of the issue. Rem it check or money . ment case; postponement and order, made payable to the Superintendent change in place of hearing___ 3520 denying export privileges_ 3515 of Documents, directly to the Government Immigration and Naturaliza­ Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C. Coast Guard The regulatory material appearing herein Rules and regulations: tion Service is keyed to the Code op F ederal R egulations, Rules of the road; interpretive Rules and regulations: which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant rulings_____________ ____ ______„ 3505 Nonimmigrant, adjustment of to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Use of dangerous articles as status to that of person ad­ amended August 5, 1953. The Code op F ed­ ships’ stores and supplies on mitted for___permanent resi­ eral R egulations is sold by the Superin­ board vessels________________ 3507 dence - - 3491 tendent of Documents. Prices of books and pocket supplements vary. Commerce Department Interior Department There are no restrictions on the re­ See Federal Maritime Board; For­ See Land Management Bureau. publication of material appearing in the eign Commerce Bureau. Federal Register, or the Code op Federal Internal Revenue Service R egulations. Commodity Credit Corporation Rules and regulations: Rules and regulations: Inspection by the Securities and Cotton; 1959 loan and purchase Exchange Commission of: programs (2 documents) _ 3475,3482 Statistical transcript cards prepared from corporation CFR SUPPLEMENTS Commodity Stabilization Service income tax returns—------- 3503 (As of January 1, 1959) Rules and regulations: Transcript cards and corpo­ Beets, sugar; California, south­ rate and individual income western Arizona, southern The following supplements are now tax returns-------------------- 3503 Oregon, and western Nevada. 3488 available: Sugarcane; prices;' Hawaii; Interstate Commerce Commis­ Title 7, Parts 900-959 ($1.50) 1956, 1957, and 1958 crops____ 3490 sion Customs Bureau Notices: Title 14, Parts 1-39 ($0.55) Proposed rule making: Accounting for Federal income Titles 44-45 ($0.60) Trademarks and trade names._ 3513 taxes_________________________ 3525 Fourth section applications for Defense Department relief______________ _________ - 3526 Previously announced: Title 3, 1958 Supp.
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