WHEREAS by a joint resolution approved May 8, 1914 (38 Stat. 770), the Congress designated the second Sunday in May of each year as Mother's Day and enjoined the President to request the observance of this occasion in accordance with the provisions of that resolution: NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim Sunday, May 10, 1959, to be Mother's Day; and I direct the appropriate officials of the Government to display the flag of the United States on all Government buildings on that day. I also call upon the people of the United States to give public and private expression of their love and reverence for the mothers of America on that day through their prayers and other manifestations of their esteem and devotion, and by display of the flag at their homes or other suitable places. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be affixed. DONE at the City of Washington this 8th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty[SEAL] nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and eighty-third. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER By the President: CHRISTIAN A. HERTER, Secretary of State. Proclamation 3292 WORLD REFUGEE YEAR WHEREAS the General Assembly of the United Nations on December 5, 1958, adopted a resolution for a World Refugee Year to begin in June 1959, and urged members of the United Nations and of its specialized agencies to cooperate, in accordance with the national wishes and needs of each country and from a humanitarian point of view, in promoting a World Refugee Year as a practical means of securing increased assistance for refugees throughout the world; and WHEREAS the United States, consistent with its traditional principles of humanity, sympathy, and interest in the welfare of other peoples of the world, cosponsored and supported the resolution for a World Refugee Year; and WHEREAS the aims of the World Refugee Year are to focus interest on the refugee problem; to encourage additional financial contributions from governments, voluntary agencies, and the general public for solution of the problem; and to provide additional opportunities for permanent refugee solutions, through voluntary repatriation, resettlement or integration, with due regard for humanitarian considerations and in accordance with the freely expressed wishes of the refugees themselves; and WHEREAS there has been established recently a United States Committee for Refugees, composed of prominent citizens and representatives of American voluntary welfare agencies, which has expressed a willingness to assume major responsibility for organizing and assisting in the plans for participation of United States citizens in the World Refugee Year: NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, President of the United States of America, do proclaim the period from July 1, 1959, to June 30, 1960, as World Refugee Year; and I invite all of our citizens to support generously, either through the voluntary welfare agencies or the United States Committee for Refugees, the programs developed in furtherance of that Year for the assistance of refugees. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be affixed. DONE at the City of Washington this 19th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty[SEAL] nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and eighty-third. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER By the President: DOUGLAS DILLON Acting Secretury of State. Proclamation 3293 PRAYER FOR PEACE, MEMORIAL DAY, 1959 WHEREAS history records that our Nation was born in struggle and turbulence; that it has survived recurring crises which have tried the souls of men; and that the maintenance of our freedom has required constant vigilance, unified strength, and the willingness of our people to make all necessary sacrifices; and WHEREAS we are accustomed to join together on one day of each year in grateful tribute to our forebears and to our fellow citizens who have given their lives for us on the field of battle; and WHEREAS, since we must seek to know, to accept, and to accomplish the will of Almighty God, and since we believe it to be His will that peace on earth shall some day prevail, it is fitting that we pray for Divine help in building a world in which the families of men may prosper together in justice and in honor; and WHEREAS the Congress, by a joint resolution approved May 11, 1950 (64 Stat. 158), authorized and requested the President to issue a proclamation calling upon the people of the United States to observe May 30 of each year, which is Memorial Day, by praying, each in accordance with his own religious faith, for permanent peace: NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim Memorial Day, Saturday, May 30, 1959, as a day of prayer for permanent peace, and I designate the hour beginning in each locality at eleven o'clock in the morning as the time to unite in such prayer. I call upon the newspapers, radio, television, and other media of information to assist in this observance. And I urge the people of the United States to join with one another in asking our Creator to bestow His benediction upon our fallen heroes, and in beseeching Him to give us the strength to go forward in confidence with what we have come to think we know-and in the right God gives us to see. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be affixed. DONE at the City of Washington this 20th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty[SEAL] nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and eighty-third. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER By the President: Proclamation 3294 REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE ALLEGHENY, GEORGE WASHINGTON, AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS WHEREAS it appears to be in the public interest to redefine as hereinafter indicated the exterior boundaries of the Allegheny National Forest in the State of Pennsylvania, established by Proclamation No. 1675 of September 24, 1923 (43 Stat. 1925), the George Washington National Forest in the States of Virginia and West Virginia, established by Proclamation No. 2311 of November 23, 1938 (53 Stat. 2499), and the Jefferson National Forest in the States of Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia, established by Proclamation No. 2165 of April 21, 1936 (49 Stat. 3506): NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, President of the United States, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by section 24 of the act of March 3, 1891, 26 Stat. 1103, as amended (16 U.S.C. 471), and the act of June 4, 1897, 30 Stat. 34, 36 (16 U.S.C. 473), and upon recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture, do proclaim (1) that the exterior boundaries of the aforementioned national forests shall be located and defined as set forth in the descriptions, and as shown on the diagrams, attached hereto and made a part hereof; (2) that all national-forest lands within those boundaries are hereby reserved as parts of the respective national forests within which they are located; and (3) that all lands within those boundaries which may hereafter be acquired by the United States for nationalforest purposes shall, upon acquisition of title thereto, be reserved as parts of the respective national forests within which they are located. The Massanutten Section (Virginia) of the George Washington National Forest, as described herein, is hereby designated as the Robert Fechner Memorial Forest. Executive Order No. 8673 of February 5, 1941, designating the Massanutten Unit of the George Washington National Forest as the Robert Fechner Memorial Forest, is modified accordingly. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be affixed. DONE at the City of Washington this 20th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty[SEAL] nine, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and eighty-third. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER By the President: DOUGLAS DILLON, Acting Secretary of State. ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST Beginning at the intersection of the east bank of the Allegheny River and the New York-Pennsylvania State line; thence easterly with said line to corner 5 of tract 108; thence southwesterly and westerly with said tract to corner 1 thereof, a point on the Corydon-Foster Township line; thence with said township line southerly to corner 16 of tract 1081, a point at the corner of Bradford, Corydon and Foster Townships; thence easterly with the Bradford-Foster township line to a corner of Bradford Municipal Watershed lands on or near Longitude 78°46' West; thence south on or near said longitude and the Bradford Municipal Watershed lands to a point where said lands extend west of said longitude; thence westerly and southerly with said watershed lands to corner 3 of tract 108]; thence southerly with tracts 108) and 40 to CA corner 79 which is corner to tracts 40, 1Bb, and 449; thence easterly with tract 449 to corner 2 thereof; thence northerly with tract 449 to corner 3 thereof; thence easterly to corner 4 of tract 449, the corner of Warrants 3423, 3424, 3425 and 3426; thence southerly between Warrants 3423 and 3426, 3422 and 3428, 3421 and 3429 and 3420 and 3430 to a point on the Bradford-Lafayette Township line; thence easterly with said township line, passing CA corners 1154 and 1155, to U.S. Highway 219, thence southerly with said Highway to corner 38 of tract 380; thence easterly, northeasterly, southeasterly, westerly, and southerly with said tract to corner 58 thereof; thence southerly a straight line to corner 36 of tract 8; thence continuing southerly, passing corners 37 and 38 of tract 8, to a point on line 42-43 of tract 8 and on the Hamlin-Lafayette Township line; thence easterly with said tract 8 and township line to corner 44 of said tract 8; thence southerly with said tract 8 to corner 45; thence westerly with said tract 8 to corner 46; thence, southerly, passing corner 47 of tract 8, to the southeast corner of Warrant 3077; thence westerly with the line between Warrants 2671 and 3077 to U.S. Highway 219; thence southwesterly with said highway to a point due east of the corner of Lots 341, 342, 343, and 344; thence westerly to said Lot corner; thence southerly along Lot lines to the corner of Lots 423 and 424 in the line of Warrant 3754; thence easterly with Warrant lines to Wilson Run; thence southeasterly down said run to the line between Warrants 3044 and 3257; thence westerly with said Warrant line to the corner of Warrants 3044, 3242, 3256, and 3257; thence southwesterly with line between Warrants 3256 and 3257 to the corner of Warrants 3256, 3257, 3260 and 3261 on the Jones-Ridgway Township line; thence westerly with said Township line to line 20-21 of the Armstrong Forest Company tract 5a as proposed; thence southwesterly with said tract 5a to the Carlson-Ridgway road; thence southerly with said road to corner 26 of tract Im; thence westerly, southerly and easterly with tracts lm, 698 and 3f to the West bank of Clarion River at corner 2 of tract 3f; thence southwesterly down said river to a point in the west line of Warrant 5700 or said line projected southerly, Barnett Township, Forest County; thence northerly along the west line of Warrant 5700 to the south line of Warrant 3144; thence westerly with said warrant line to the southwest corner of Tract No. 806 as proposed; thence northerly along the west lines of Tracts Nos. 806 and 75 as proposed to the south boundary of Warrant 3145, thence westerly with the south boundary of Warrant 3145 to its southwest corner; thence northerly with the West lines of Warrants 3145 and 3147 to corner 7 of Tract 67 II, thence northerly and easterly with the west boundaries of Tract 67 II and 458 to the southwest corner of Warrant 3164, Jenks Township; thence northerly with the West lines of Warrants 3164 and 3168 to corner 1 of Tract 172a; thence northerly and easterly with Tracts 172a and 543 to corner 4 of tract 543; thence northerly to a point about 6.00 chains east of CA corner 563; thence in a general westerly and southerly direction passing CA corner 563 and with lines of tracts 127a, 132c, 7a-I, 132b, 159, 172 and 130 to corner 1 of tract 130; thence southwesterly with line between Warrants 5143 and 5145 passing corner 4 of tract lp, to CA corner 998 at corner of Green, Jenks and Kingsley Townships and corner of State Game Lands; thence northwesterly and southwesterly with State Game Lands to the southern corner of Warrant 5509; thence northwesterly with said Warrant to easternmost corner of Warrant 3818 on line of Warrant 5509; thence westerly through Warrant 3818 to western line thereof at a point approximately 40.00 chains south of the northwestern corner of said warrant; thence northerly with Warrant lines to Little Coon-Creek; thence northwesterly down sald Creek to Tionesta Creek; thence down said Creek to the southwestern line of Warrant 3691; thence northwesterly with Warrants 3691 and 3692 to the western corner of 3692; thence northwesterly a straight line to the mouth of Tubbs Run; thence northeasterly up the east side of the Allegheny River to a point opposite the mouth of Brokenstraw Creek; thence crossing the Allegheny River to the southern corner of the Biddle Estate tract #443b on the north bank of said river at the mouth of Brokenstraw Creek; thence northwesterly, northeasterly and southeasterly with said tract to its eastern point on Allegheny River; thence crossing said River and up the south side thereof to the mouth of Sill Run, thence southerly up said Run to State Highway 337; thence southerly with State Highway 337 and easterly with Township Roads 417 and 522 to a point westerly of corner 2 of Tract 751; thence easterly to said corner 2; thence easterly and northerly with line of tracts 751 and 202 to the Allegheny River at Warren; thence easterly and northerly up the east side of said river to the point of beginning. GEORGE WASHINGTON NATIONAL FOREST VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA Beginning at a point on the Virginia-West Virginia State line at the corner of Monroe County, West Virginia and Alleghany and Craig Counties, Virginia; thence northwesterly with the Virginia-West Virginia State line to corner common to Monroe and Greenbrier Counties, West Virginia, and Alleghany County, Virginia. Thence northeasterly with the VirginiaWest Virginia State line to Corner 11 of Tract #361-III a point on top of Allegheny Mountain in the Virginia-West Virginia State line; thence easterly and northeasterly with Tract #361-III to corner 1 thereof; thence westerly and northerly along height of land and old road to U.S. Highway #250; thence easterly with U.S. Highway #250 to Back Creek; thence southwesterly with Back Creek to Highland-Bath County line; thence southeasterly with Highland-Bath County line to Cow Pasture River; thence northeasterly up Cow Pasture River and down South Fork of South Branch of Potomac River to mouth of Brushy Fork in Pendleton County, West Virginia at Wilfong Church; thence southeasterly up Brushy Fork to Flesher Run; then easterly with Flesher Run to a point in original line 58-59 of Tract #16, thence northerly and easterly with Tract #16 to Corner 63 thereof; thence northeasterly in a straight line to Corner 71 of Tract #16; thence northerly along the original line 71-72 of Tract #16 to a point on Forest Highway #5 at Lick Run; thence westerly with Forest Highway #5 to South Fork of South Branch of Potomac River; thence northeasterly down South Fork of South Branch of Potomac River to mouth of Stony Run northeast of Oak Flat, West Virginia; thence northeasterly in a straight line to Rough Run crossing of West Virginia State Route #3; thence northeasterly with said Route #3 to Hardy-Pendleton County line; thence southeasterly with said county line to Virginia-West Virginia State line; thence northeasterly and southeasterly with said State line to intersection of Virginia State Route #259 (West Virginia State Route #58); thence a straight line northeasterly to Corner 37 of Tract #le; thence with said tract northeasterly to Corner 34 thereof; thence a straight line northeasterly to Corner 8 of Tract #51; thence northeasterly with said Tract #51 to Corner 2 thereof; thence a straight line northeasterly to Corner 5 of Tract #53; thence continuing northeasterly with lines of Tracts #53, 127, 30, 52 and 198 to Corner 6 of Tract #198; thence a straight line northeasterly to intersection of West Virginia State Route #14 and State Route #58 in Lost River; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 7 of Tract #454; thence a straight line northeasterly to Corner 3 of Tract #132; thence continuing northeasterly with Tracts #132 and 131a to Corner 1 of Tract #131a; thence in a straight line northeasterly to Corner #14 of Tract #132; thence northeasterly with Tract #132 to Corner 17 thereof; thence a straight line northeasterly to the Hommon triangulation station; thence a straight line northeasterly to intersection of Three Springs Run and Lost River near McCauley, West Virginia; thence northeasterly down Lost River, passing the River Sinks, to a point northwesterly of Corner 6 of Tract #135; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 6 of Tract #135; thence easterly with Tract #135 to Corner 4 thereof; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 1 of Tract #492; thence easterly with Tract #492 and northeasterly with Tract #452 to Corner 4 thereof; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 22 of Tract #91a; thence southeasterly and northeasterly with Tracts #91a and #91-I to Corner 8 of Tract #91-I; thence a straight line northerly to Corner 2 of Tract #99g; thence northwesterly with said Tract #99g to Corner 1 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 2 of Tract #491; thence northwesterly with said Tract #491 to Corner 4 thereof; thence a straight line northwesterly to Cacapon River; thence northeasterly down Cacapon River, entering Hampshire County, West Virginia, to West Virginia State Route #16 (Capon Springs Road); thence southeasterly with said road passing Capon Springs Resort to point where West Virginia State Route #16 enters Tract #81c; thence southeasterly and southwesterly with Tract #81c to a point where West Virginia State Route #16 leaves said tract; thence southerly with West Virginia State Route #16 and Virginia State Route #609, passing from Hampshire County, West Virginia into Frederick County, Virginia, to State Route #55; thence easterly with State Route #55 to State Route #603; thence southerly with State Route #603 to State Route #600; thence southwesterly with State Route #600 to junction with State Route #602; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner HPH 32 of Tract #70; thence southerly with said Tract #70, entering Shenandoah County, to Corner HPH 25 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 4 of Tract #75b-2; thence a straight line southerly to Corner 2 of Tract #75a; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 3 of Tract #361; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 10 of Tract #75c; thence southeasterly with said Tract #75c to Corner 11 thereof; thence continuing southeasterly in the same straight line to a point northeast of Corner 4 of Tract #80; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 4 of Tract #80; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 1 of Tract #84; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 6 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 26 of Tract #78a; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 102 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 154 of Tract #100a; thence with said tract to Corner 155 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 160 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line westerly to Corner 172 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line westerly with said Tract to Corner 174 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 23 of Tract #100b; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 29 of Tract #100b; thence southwesterly with Tracts #100b and #148 to Corner 3 of Tract #148; thence a straight line westerly to Corner 2 of Tract #100b; thence with said Tract #100b westerly and northeasterly to Corner 10 thereof; thence a straight line north to State Route #691; thence northwesterly with State Route #691 to State Route #717; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 208 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line westerly to Corner 24 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line southerly to Corner 36 of Tract #100a; thence a straight line southwesterly to Junction of State Route #717 and Bull Gap Road; thence southwesterly with State Route #717 to State Route #720; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 12 of Tract #113; thence southwesterly with said Tract #113 to State Route #717; thence southerly with State Route #717 to State Route #263 at Powder Springs; thence southwesterly with State Route #263 to Orkney Springs, Virginia, and State Route #610; thence southwesterly with State Route #610 to intersection with boundary of Tract #163; thence southeasterly with said Tract #163 to Corner 8 thereof; thence a straight line southerly entering Rockingham County to Corner 10 of Tract #608; thence southeasterly and southwesterly with said tract to Corner 5 thereof; thence a straight line southerly to Corner 5 of Tract #30c-VI; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 1 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 6 of Tract #30c-V; thence southwesterly with said tract to the lower crossing of Sours Run on line 6-7 of Tract #30c-V; thence continuing southwesterly down Sours Run and Reunions Creek to Kline Hollow; thence a straight line northwesterly to Corner 11 of Tract #662f; thence a straight line northwesterly to Corner 23 of Tract #32b; thence a straight line southeasterly to Junction State Route #817 and unnumbered road at Reedy Run about 1 miles southwest of Genoa; thence southerly with State Route #817 to Shoemaker River; thence a straight line easterly to Corner 2 of Tract #315a; thence northeasterly with Tracts #315a and #662h to Corner 3 of Tract #662h; thence a straight line northeasterly to Corner 2 of Tract #662h-I; thence northeasterly with said tract to Corner 3 thereof, a point in State Route #612; thence northeasterly with State Route #612 to Hebron Church; thence a straight line southeasterly to Corner 8 of Tract #668; thence southeasterly with said Tract #668 to Corner 7, thereof; thence continuing southeasterly on a projection of line 8-7 of Tract #668 to a point in a line extending from highway bridge over the Shenandoah River at Cootes Store to Corner 27 of Tract #30d; thence a straight line southwesterly to the said corner 27 of Tract #30d; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 3 of Tract #336; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 6 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 1 of Tract #16; thence a straight line southwesterly, entering Augusta County to Corner 12 of Tract #8; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 13 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 7 of Tract #3, thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 8 thereof; thence in a straight line southwesterly to Corner 3 of Tract #47-I, thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 7 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 14 of Tract #552; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 4 of Tract #552; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 5 of Tract #504; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 4 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to a point on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in Buffalo Gap southeasterly of the junction of State Route #42 and State Route #688; thence southwesterly with the C&O Railroad to a point southeast of Corner 6 of Tract #518; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 6 of Tract #519; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 16 of Tract #488; thence southwesterly with said Tract #488 to Corner 14 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 9 of Tract #488; thence southwesterly with said Tract to Corner 8 thereof; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 4 of Tract #516; thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 1 of Tract #484: thence a straight line southwesterly to Corner 5 of Tract #489 in or near the AugustaRockbridge County Line; thence southeasterly with said County Line to State Route #42; thence southwesterly with State Route #42, through Rockbridge County, to State Route #39 at Goshen thence southwesterly with State Route #39 to State Route #780; thence southwesterly with State |