Page Riehl and Eilkin, location of mining claim, Molate Island, Cali- 500 Rives, Logan, claim under Dent Act__. 541 Road construction, Grand Canyon National Park, licenses for 527 Royalties under lease of Indian coal and asphalt lands_ 473 Running mate for Commander Charles E. Parsons_. 371 ers.. S Saturday half holiday law, annual and sick leave... field employees of Navy Department. Senate, confirmation of members of Federal Power Commission. "Serviceable airplanes" defined___ 407 444 1 382 532 418 Silliman, William C., status under Emergency Officers' Retire- 145 Smith, George Otis, appointment as member of Federal Power 382 Specifications for sheet and plate iron and steel for Government.. member banks of Federal reserve system, establishment 90 State, Secretary of, computation of national origins quotas___. 26 Stolen registered bond, issuance of duplicate_. 64 Subrogated claims, certification to Congress. 553 Synthetically prepared drugs, Narcotic Drugs Import and Ex- 258 T Tabulating machines, contract for rental of __ Tariff. (See Customs laws.) Taxes, payments in lieu of, revested railroad land grants__ 524 186 176 21 145 510 Tobiassen, Ingrid Therese, citizenship.... Trainees, injuries to, World War Veterans' Act, section 213.. Juana... regulations requiring telegraph and cable Treasury, Secretary of, approval of order fixing closing hour of port of Tia Juana___. authority to compromise claims of final Page 535 61 510 21 510 40 121 12 28888 regulations requiring telegraph and cable Tropacocaine hydrochloride, importation of. Trusts of restricted Indian funds, approval by Secretary of In- Tunney, Martin J., Spanish-American War veteran, compensa- United States, acquisition of land for post office site in New York, subsurface rights 101 240 United States Employees' Compensation Commission, Long- shoremen's and Harbor Worker's Compensation Act__- Vessels employed in ocean mail service, requirement as to citizen- ship of crew... 1 entitled to engage in coastwise trade___. 302 foreign, transporting passengers from San Francisco to 352 Veterans' affairs. (See Administrator of Veterans' Affairs.) World War, compensation and disability allowance___ W Waits, Private Ward B., injury not result of his own misconduct. War Minerals Relief Acts, claim for interest on borrowed money- War, Secretary of, contracts for transportation required by the Army____ custody of insurance policies__. stipulations in lease of Government property- Water power project on New River, Va----- Waterway, transfer of title by Illinois to United States. World War Veterans' Act, compensation for injury resulting from hospitalization, veteran of disability allowance__ Page 484 101 420 435 227 61 227 478 418 547 541 113 289 282 462 282 355 203 362 101 420 OPINIONS OF HON. WILLIAM D. MITCHELL, OF MINNESOTA APPOINTED MARCH 4, 1929 CITIZENSHIP-SEAMEN ON AMERICAN VESSELS ENGAGED IN THE OCEAN MAIL SERVICE Seamen who have filed their declarations of intention to become citizens of the United States and have served three years upon merchant vessels of the United States of more than twenty tons burden, are deemed citizens of the United States within the requirements of section 405 (c) of the Merchant Marine Act, 1928 (45 Stat. 693). In prescribing that a certain proportion of the crew of vessels employed in ocean mail service under the Merchant Marine Act, 1928, shall be "citizens of the United States," Congress used that phrase as it had itself defined it in applicable existing laws, notably the Naturalization Act. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, SIR: I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your request of November 10, 1928, for my opinion "as to whether seamen who have filed declarations of intention to become citizens of the United States and have served three years upon merchant vessels of the United States of more than twenty tons burden, may be considered citizens within the requirements of section 405 (c) of the Merchant Marine Act of 1928." The pertinent portion of that section reads as follows: from and after the enactment of this "405 (c). Act and for a period of four years, upon each departure from the United States of a vessel employed in ocean mail service 141183°-32-VOL 36- -1 1 |