TAXATION-Continued.

and by virtue of that Act the States may levy taxes on gasoline and other motor-vehicle fuels sold by concessioners located in national parks when such fuels are not for the exclusive use of the United States.

522.

ASSESSMENTS AND WATER RATES, MORTGAGED PROPERTY. See
MORTGAGES, 10.

COMPENSATION PAID ADMINISTRATORS OF CALIFORNIA WORK-
MEN'S COMPENSATION FUND. See WORKMEN'S COMPENSA-
TION FUND, 1, 2.

FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE HOMESTEADS CORPORATION. See SUB-
SISTENCE HOMESTEADS, 15.

PROPERTY OF FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE HOMESTEADS CORPORA-
TION. See SUBSISTENCE HOMESTEADS, 8.

TAYLOR GRAZING ACT.

AUTHORIZING GRAZING DISTRICTS ON PUBLIC LANDS, LIMITED
ACREAGE. See GRAZING Lands, 1, 2.

THOMAS JEFFERSON TERRITORIAL EXPANSION MEMORIAL.
1. A proposed Executive order approving the establishment and
authorizing the construction of the Thomas Jefferson Terri-
torial Expansion Memorial, in accordance with the plans and
specifications of the United States Territorial Expansion
Commission at an estimated cost of $30,000,000, recites:
That the United States Territorial Expansion Memorial
Commission created pursuant to public resolution approved
June 15, 1934, recommended in its report of May 1, 1935, the
establishment and construction of a permanent memorial,
on the site and in accordance with the plans given in the report,
at an estimated total cost of $30,000,000; that the city of
St. Louis, Missouri, has agreed to contribute the sum of
$7,500,000 to the estimated cost of the construction of the
memorial; that the State of Missouri has consented to the
acquisition by the United States of the lands necessary for
such project; that the memorial will commemorate the terri-
torial expansion of the United States and preserve the his-
torical associations connected therewith for the benefit,
education, and inspiration of the American people; and that
the President finds that the construction of the Memorial
will provide work relief and increase employment by pro-
viding for a useful project. It appears that only a part of
the sum of $22,500,000 to be contributed by the Government
for the proposed project is now available. 362.

2. Same.-Held: (1) The proposed project is one which the President is authorized to adopt and prosecute under title II of the National Industrial Recovery Act and the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935. 362.

3. Same.-(2) The President has no authority to commit the Congress to future appropriations for the proposed project,

THOMAS JEFFERSON TERRITORIAL EXPANSION MEMORIAL-Con. and the Government may not legally accept the sum of $7,500,000 from the City of St. Louis unless the authorization for the project provides for its construction and completion with funds now available and at the disposal of the President. 362.

4. Same.-(3) Since the full sum of $22,500,000 required to be contributed by the President is not now available for the project the proposed Executive order is unauthorized. 362. 5. Same.

(4) If the Congress should adopt this project as a Federal project, to be constructed at a cost of $30,000,000, the City of St. Louis to contribute $7,500,000 and the Government $22,500,000, the President would be authorized to adopt such portion of the project as he might desire, as a project to be carried out under title II of the National Industrial Recovery Act and the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, and also to allocate thereto such funds as might then be available under the latter Act and to proceed immediately with the expenditure of such allocation.

TITLE TO LAND.

362.

FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE HOMESTEADS CORPORATION. See SUB-
SISTENCE HOMESTEADS, 11.

TOBACCO.

IMPORTED FROM CUBA. See CUSTOMS LAws, 3, 4.
TRANSPORTATION.

EMPLOYEES TO AND FROM THE VIRGIN ISLANDS. See VIRGIN
ISLANDS, 1.

TRANSPORTATION RATES.

1. Rates that contract carriers by motor vehicles may quote to Government under Section 218 of Motor Carrier Act.-The provisions of Section 218 of the Motor Carrier Act, 1935, relating to minimum rates that may be charged by contract carriers by motor vehicles, do not apply to contracts with the Government; and contract carriers by motor vehicles may quote the Government lower rates than those contained in their schedules on file with the Interstate Commerce Commission. 452.

2. Same. The maxim expressio unius exclusio alterius considered and held inapplicable.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

452.

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS FOR CERTAIN REINSTATED EM-
PLOYEES MCKELLAR AMENDMENT. See EMERGENCY APPRO-
PRIATION ACT, 1, 2.

COMPROMISE, AUTHORITY TO REVIEW MERITS. See COM-
PROMISE, 11-14.

CONTINUANCE OF EMPLOYEES IN DUTY STATUS WITHOUT PAY,
MCKELLAR AMENDMENT. See EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION
ACT, 1935, 5.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT-Continued.

LIMITATION ON USE OF APPROPRIATION FOR PAYMENT OF CER-
TAIN EMPLOYEES. See EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION Аст,
1935, 3, 4.

PAYMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES MIXED CLAIMS COM-
MISSION. See ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

SUGGESTED REGULATIONS FOR FOREIGN TRADE ZONES. See
FOREIGN TRADE ZONES, 1, 2.

TREASURY OF UNITED STATES.

MONEYS PAID BY HOMESTEADERS AS INTEREST, COVERED IN AS "MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS." See SUBSISTENCE HOMESTEADS,

5.

TREASURY, SECRETARY OF.

COMPROMISE OF CLAIMS, AUTHORITY FOR.
3-5.

See COMPROMISE,

CONCURRENCE REQUIRED IN ISSUANCE OF DUPLICATES OF
BONDS GUARANTEED BY UNITED STATES. See BONDS, 5, 6.
MEMBER OF BOARD ON FOREIGN TRADE ZONES. See FOREIGN
TRADE ZONES, 1, 2.

PERSHING HALL MEMORIAL FUND. See PERSHING HALL.
SEIGNORAGE FOR ISSUE OF SILVER CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES, 1, 2.

See SILVER

SINGLE BONDS COVERING TWO TYPES OF ADVANCES UNDER
DIFFERENT STATUTES, LEGALITY. See Bonds, 7, 8.

UNIFORMS.

MANUFACTURE, FROM CLOTH OWNED BY GOVERNMENT. See
CONTRACTS, 4.

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS.

LOSSES TO UNITED STATES EMPLOYEES THROUGH RATE OF
EXCHANGE IN MAKING PURCHASES IN U. S. S. R. See Ex-
CHANGE, 1, 2.

UNITED SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK CORPORATION. See
NAVY, 1. 2.

UNITED STATES.

CESSION OF JURISDICTION OVER LAND PURCHASED FROM NEVADA.
See JURISDICTION, 1-8.

DISPOSITION OF REAL PROPERTY. See REAL PROPERTY, 1, 2.
GUARANTY OF CERTAIN BONDS BY GOVERNMENT. See BONDS,
1, 2.`

ISSUANCE OF DUPLICATE GUARANTEED BONDS BY GOVERNMENT.
See BONDS, 5, 6.

NATIVES OF VIRGIN ISLANDS. See CITIZENShip, 9.

RIGHT TO CUMULATIVE PREFERRED DIVIDENDS ON FEDERAL
HOME LOAN BANKS. See FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS.

RIGHTS IN PATENTS. See PATENTS, 1-3.

RIGHTS UNDER DULY ACQUIRED PATENTS.

See PATENTS, 3.

UNITED STATES-Continued.

STATUS OF NATIONS MAKING "TOKEN PAYMENTS" ON UNITED
STATES OBLIGATIONS. See DEBTOR NATIONS, 1.

TITLE INTEREST IN EX "U. S. S. MEMPHIS." See SHIPPING, 6. UNITED STATES CODE.

VIOLATION OF SECTION 203, TITLE 18. See ARMY, 7, 8.

UNITED STATES HIGH COMMISSIONER.

DESIGNATION OF ACTING, FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. See PHIL-
IPPINE. ISLANDS

UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL EXPANSION COMMISSION.
CONSTRUCTION OF THOMAS JEFFERSON MEMORIAL. See
THOMAS JEFFERSON TERRITORIAL EXPANSION MEMORIAL, 1.

VESSELS.

Ex "U. S. S. MEMPHIS." See SHIPPING, 6.

VETERANS AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION.

AUTHORITY TO ABANDON HIGHWAY AT BATH, N. Y. See HIGH-
WAYS, 1.

VETERANS OF WORLD WAR. See WORLD WAR VETERANS ACT.
VETO.

MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE VETOED BY GOVERNOR OF VIRGIN
ISLANDS. See VIRGIN ISLANDS, 4, 5.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.

1. Availability of appropriation for the Virgin Islands for certain transportation of persons appointed to positions in such islands from the United States.-The appropriation for the Virgin Islands for the fiscal year 1935 (Pub. No. 109, 73d Cong.) is not available for payment of the return transportation of persons appointed from the continental United States to positions in the Virgin Islands who may be discharged without prejudice or resign after service of not less than 1 year, or for transportation for employees from the Virgin Islands to the United States and return for the purpose of taking leave. 47. 2. Same. The rule of ejusdem generis and expressio unius est exclusio alterius held applicable. 47.

3. Citizenship of natives of the Virgin Islands.-Except as indicated, all persons born in the Virgin Islands at the time of their annexation by the United States but were residing in the United States or any of its insular possessions or territories on June 28, 1932, are to be deemed citizens of the United States under the Act of February 25, 1927, 44 Stat. 1234, as as amended. 525.

4. Legal status of ordinance repassed by local council of St. Thomas and St. John Virgin Islands after veto by Governor.-The provision in the Act of June 22, 1936, 49 Stat. 1807, for a merely suspensive veto by the Governor of the Virgin Islands of bills passed by the local legislative bodies, with subsequent

VIRGIN ISLANDS Continued.

presentation of the bills to the President for approval or disapproval, will become effective only with respect to the bills passed by the new legislative bodies provided for in that Act. 536.

5. Same. The action of the Council of St. Thomas and St. John in passing an ordinance again on October 8, 1936, after veto by the Governor was without legal effect. 536.

WAGES.

LABORERS AND MECHANICS ON ALLEY PROJECTS, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. See DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1, 2.

WAR DEBTS.

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS MAKING "TOKEN PAYMENTS" ON OBLIGATIONS TO THE UNITED STATES. See DEBTOR NATIONS, 1, 2.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

INTERCHANGE OF PROPERTY BETWEEN ARMY AND NAVY. See
PROPERTY, 1-5.

MANUFACTURE OF UNIFORMS. See CONTRACTS, 4.

OFFICER OF, COLLECTING TAXES AND PAYING THEM OVER TO
TERRITORY OF HAWAII IS AN AGENT OF TREASURY DEPART-
MENT. See TAXATION, 6.

PROCUREMENT OF AIRCRAFT, AERONATUICAL ACCESSORIES. See
AIRCRAFT, 3.

REMAKING COTTON MATTRESSES. See CONTRACTS, 4.

WAR, SECRETARY OF.

ALTERATION OF CERTAIN RAILROAD BRIDGE, AUTHORITY TO
EXTEND TIME FOR. See BRIDGE ALTERATIONS, 1, 2.

JURISDICTION IN CONNECTION WITH ADJUDICATION OF CLAIMS
FOR LOST PROPERTY. See ARMY, 4.

MEMBER OF BOARD ON FOREIGN TRADE ZONES. See FOREIGN
TRADE ZONES, 1, 2.

REJECTION OF BID ON RADIO TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT, ETC.

See CONTRACTS, 2, 3.

WICHITA NATIONAL FOREST, OKLA.

APPLICATION OF MINING LAWS. See MINING LAws, 1.

WICHITA NATIONAL GAME RESERVE.

APPLICATION OF MINING LAWS. See MINING LAWS, 1.

WORDS AND PHRASES.

1. "Active service" and "active list."-The term "active list" relates only to the active list of the regular Army, while the term "in active service" is broader and includes not only personnel on the active list of the regular Army but also those on the retired and reserved lists who are in an active duty status. 241.

2. "Administrative ruling."-When the Secretary of Agriculture gives public notice that the cigar tobacco adjustment program