PRESIDENT-Continued.

EXECUTIVE POWER, TRANSFER OF NATIONAL MONUMENTS.

See NATIONAL MONUMENTS.

NATIONAL ORIGINS QUOTAS, PROCLAMATION.

TION.

See IMMIGRA

NOMINATION OF PERSONS AS MEMBERS OF FEDERAL POWER
COMMISSION. See FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION.

PARDON FOR OFFENSES UNDER WORLD WAR VETERANS' ACT.
See WORLD WAR VETERANS' ACT, 7.

PROSPECTING.

PERMITS, OIL AND GAS. See OIL OR GAS PROSPECTING PERMIT. PUBLIC LANDS.

PUMPING STATIONS, OIL AND GAS.

REAPPRAISAL OF LAND, REVOCATION OF FRAUDULENT.

See PUMPING STATIONS.

See

LANDS, 8.

PUBLIC OFFICE.

ELIGIBILITY OF ANDREW W. MELLON FOR OFFICE OF SECRETARY
OF TREASURY. See TREASURY, SECRETARY OF, 2.

PUMPING STATIONS.

Establishment within public domain in connection with pipe lines. Under section 28 of the Act of February 25, 1920 (41 Stat. 437, 449), wherever it is made to appear to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Interior that the establishment of a pumping station in a public domain in connection with a pipe line for the transportation of oil and gas is reasonably necessary for the operation of the pipe line, he has authority to authorize the grantee to construct such a pumping station and provide the site reasonably necessary for that purpose. 480.

PURCHASE BY GOVERNMENT.

IRON AND STEEL. See IRON AND STEEL, 1, 2.

RAILROADS.

GRANT OF FEE TO GOVERNMENT RESERVING SUBSURFACE
RIGHTS. See LANDS, 5.

RAILROAD MERGERS. See ATTORNEY GENERal, 6.

REVESTED LAND GRANTS.

REMINGTON-RAND CO.

See LANDS, 7.

CONTRACT FOR RENTAL OF TABULATING MACHINES. See
CONTRACTS, 2.

RETIREMENT.

ARMY OFFICERS. See ARMY.

DISABILITY RETIREMENT AFTER FIVE YEARS SERVICE. See
CIVIL SERVICE, 1.

CONTINUATION IN SERVICE AFTER RETIREMENT AGE. See CIVIL
SERVICE, 2, 3.

RETIREMENT-Continued.

ROADS.

EMERGENCY OFFICERS RETIREMENT WITHOUT PAY, PENSION
STATUS. See PENSIONS, 9.

STATUS OF NATIONAL GUARD OFFICER ASSIGNED TO OFFICERS
TRAINING SCHOOL. See EMERGENCY OFFICERS RETIREMENT
Аст, 2.

TIME LIMIT ON FILING APPLICATIONS. See EMERGENCY OFFI-
CERS' RETIREMENT ACT, 1.

CONSTRUCTED, ETC., BY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, TRAFFIC
REGULATIONS. See LICENSES, 1-3.

ROYALTIES.

LEASE OF INDIAN COAL LANDS. See LANDS, 6.
RUNNING MATE.

ASSIGNMENT TO COMMANDER, SUPPLY CORPS, NAVY. See NAVY, 4.
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. See HOLIDAYS, 1, 2.

SEAMEN ON UNITED STATES MERCHANT VESSELS. See CITIZEN-
SHIP, 3, 4.

SENATE OF UNITED STATES.

EFFECT OF FORMAL NOTIFICATION TO PRESIDENT OF RATIFICA-
TION OF NOMINATION FOR APPOINTMENT. See FEDERAL
POWER COMMISSION.

SERVICE CERTIFICATES.

VETERANS' ADJUSTED COMPENSATION CERTIFICATES. See EMER-
GENCY ADJUSTED COMPENSATION ACT.

SETTLEMENT OF WAR CLAIMS ACT.

PAYMENTS UNDER. See MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION.

SHIPPING. See VESSELS, 1.

SITES.

POST OFFICES, ETC. See LANDS, 2, 5.

SOLDIERS.

MAKING GOOD LOST TIME. See ARTICLES OF WAR.
SOLDIERS' HOMES. See LEASES, 5.

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN.

COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES RESULTING FROM HOSPITALIZA-
TION. See WORLD WAR VETERANS ACT, 5, 6.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR SUPPLIES.

STANDARD GAUGE.

See IRON AND STEEL, 1, 2.

SHEET AND PLATE IRON AND STEEL. See IRON AND STEEL, 1, 2.
STATE BANKS.

BRANCH BANKS. See NATIONAL BANKS, 1, 2, 4, 5.

STATE MEMBER BANKS. See FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, 1, 2.
STATE, SECRETARY OF:

COMPUTATION OF NATIONAL ORIGINS QUOTAS. See IMMIGRA-

TION.

STEEL. See IRON AND STEEL, 1, 2.

STOLEN REGISTERED BOND.

ISSUANCE OF DUPLICATE. See BONDS, 1.

SUBROGATION.

CERTIFICATION TO CONGRESS OF SUBROGATED CLAIMS. See
CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES, 1, 2.

SYNTHETICALLY PREPARED DRUGS. See NARCOTIC DRUGS, 1.
TABULATING MACHINES.

PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT. See CONTRACTS, 2, 3.

TARIFF. See CUSTOMS LAWS, 1.

TAXATION. See LANDS, 7.

TELEGRAMS.

COPIES, RELATING TO SMUGGLING OF NARCOTIC DRUGS. See
NARCOTIC DRUGS, 2, 3.

TEXAS NATIONAL GUARD.

STATUS OF OFFICER FOR RETIREMENT. See EMERGENCY
OFFICERS' RETIREMENT ACT, 2.

TIA JUANA.

ORDER CLOSING PORT. See CUSTOMS LAWS, 3, 4.

TITLE TO LAND. See LANDS, 5.

TRAFFIC.

ROADWAYS, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. See LICENSES, 1-3.
TREASURY, SECRETARY OF.

1. Eligibility of Mr. Mellon for the office.-The head of an Executive
Department, with the exception of the Postmaster General,
may legally continue to hold his office after the expiration of
the term of the President by whom he was appointed at the
pleasure of the President for the time being. 12.

2. Same. Under the statutory provision set forth in Senate
Resolution 2, 71st Congress, special session, Mr. Andrew W.
Mellon is not disqualified from holding the office of Secretary
of the Treasury.

12.

ADVANCES MADE FROM COLORADO RIVER DAM FUND, CON-
STRUCTION COSTS. See BOULDER CANYON PROJECT ACT, 1.
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE DUPLICATE IN LIEU OF STOLEN BOND.
See BONDS, 1.

COMPROMISE OF FINAL JUDGMENTS. See COMPROMISE.

CONSTRUCTION OF PROVISO TO SECTION 392, TARIFF ACT OF
1922. See CUSTOMS LAWS, 2.

ORDER CLOSING PORT OF TIA JUANA, APPROVAL. See CUSTOMS
LAWS, 3, 4.

PAYMENTS UNDER SETTLEMENT OF WAR CLAIMS ACT. See
MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION.

REGULATIONS REQUIRING TELEGRAPH AND CABLE COMPANIES
TO FURNISH COPIES OF TELEGRAMS AND CABLEGRAMS.
NARCOTIC DRUGS, 2.

TROPACOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE.

TRUST FUNDS. See INDIANS, 1, 2.

See

See NARCOTIC DRUGS, 1.

UNITED STATES.

ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR POST OFFICE SITE. See Lands, 1,
2, 5.

ACQUISITION OF RIGHTS TO CAMP FOR VETERANS, BATH, N. Y.
See LEASES, 5.

UNITED STATES EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION ACT, 2.

UTAH.

See

RATIFICATION OF BOULDER CANYON PROJECT. See Boulder
CANYON PROJECT ACT, 1.

VESSELS.

1. Coastwise trade. The following classes of vessels may continue to engage in the coastwise trade and merchandise transported on them is not subject to forfeiture:

1. Vessels exempted from the requirements of documentation
by section 4385 of the Revised Statutes and the Act of April
18, 1874 (18 Stat. 31);

2. Foreign-built vessels wrecked on the coasts of the United
States, when purchased by citizens of the United States and
repaired in American shipyards pursuant to the provisions
of section 4136 of the Revised Statutes, as reenacted and
revised by the Act of February 24, 1915 (38 Stat. 812);
3. Foreign-built vessels forfeited for breach of the laws of the
United States and owned by citizens of the United States and
which have been documented pursuant to section 4132 of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by the Act of August 24, 1912
(37 Stat. 562). 302.

2. Same. Foreign vessels.-Where passengers were transported by a Japanese vessel from San Francisco, Cal., to Honolulu, T. H., and thence by a British vessel to Sydney, Australia, the transportation of passengers by the Japanese vessel from San Francisco to Honolulu was in violation of section 8 of the Act of June 19, 1886 (24 Stat. 81), as amended by the Act of February 17, 1898 (30 Stat. 248). 352.

VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION.

Adjudication of disputed claims for insurance benefits.-The Administrator of Veterans' Affairs has authority under the World War Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended by the Act of July 3, 1930 (46 Stat. 991), and the Consolidation Act of July 3, 1930 (46 Stat. 1016), creating the Veterans' Administration, in accordance with the proposed regulation submitted by him, to confer power on the Insurance Claims Council to effect a disagreement as required by section 19 of the amendatory Act in cases where no appeal is taken to the Administrator, under such regulations as he may promulgate to govern the procedure and action of that Council; and in cases in which an appeal is taken by the claimant from an adverse decision by such Council, the Administrator has authority to delegate

VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION-Continued.

to the Solicitor of the Veterans' Administration the power to
act in the name of the Administrator. 456.

VETERANS' LEGISLATION.

COMPENSATION AND DISABILITY ALLOWANCE, WORLD WAR VET-
ERANS. See WORLD WAR VETERANS' ACT, 8.

COMPENSATION FOR INJURY. See WORLD WAR VETERANS'
Аст, 6.

EMERGENCY OFFICERS' RETIREMENT ACT, VETERANS' BUREAU.
See EMERGENCY OFFICERS' RETIREMENT ACT, 1.
STATE CAMP, BATH, N. Y. See LEASES, 5.

WORLD WAR, LOANS ON ADJUSTED COMPENSATION CERTIFI-
CATES. See EMERGENCY ADJUSTED COMPENSATION ACT.

VIRGINIA.

DAM ON NEW RIVER. See WATER POWER PROJECT, 1, 2.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING.

COMPENSATION FOR INJURY. See WORLD WAR VETERANS'
ACT, 1-3.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

ESTIMATES FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR AIRPLANES. See AIR-

PLANES.

NATIONAL MONUMENTS. See NATIONAL MONUMENTS.
WAR MATERIALS.

REQUISITIONED BY UNITED STATES, CLAIM OF NETHERLANDS
GOVERNMENT. See CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED STATES, 5, 6.

WAR MINERALS RELIEF ACT.

CLAIM OF NETHERLANDS GOVERNMENT.

THE UNITED STATES, 5-7.

See CLAIMS AGAINST

INTEREST ON BORROWED MONEY, CLAIM FOR. See CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES, 3, 4.

WAR RISK INSURANCE.

LAPSED INSURANCE. See WORLD WAR VETERANS' ACT, 4.
WAR, SECRETARY OF.

CONTRACTS, AUTHORITY TO MAKE LAWFUL. See BILLS OF
LADING, 1, 2.

LEASING OF Government PROPERTY. See LEASES, 3.
MODIFICATION OF LEASING AGREEMENTS. See LEASES, 1, 2.
SHIPMENTS OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. See BILLS OF LADING, 3.

WOMENS' BUREAU, LABOR DEPARTMENT.

CENSUS DATA ON LABOR AND INDIVIDUALS.
BUREAU.

WATER POWER PROJECT.

See CENSUS

1. Issuance of license for water power development on New River,
Va.-The Federal Power Commission may, in its discretion,
issue to the Appalachian Electric Power Company a minor-
part license under section 10 (i) of the Federal Water Power
Act (41 Stat. 1070), for the construction and operation of a
projected water-power development on New River, a non-