Private
Law

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Fred Weybret, Jr., and others.

Weybret, Junior, and others.
Automatic Temperature Control Company, Inc. AN ACT For the
relief of the Automatic Temperature Control Company,
Incorporated....

William E. Thomas. AN ACT For the relief of William E.
Thomas

Fred Spencer. AN ACT For the relief of Fred Spencer
Margaret M. Cutts. AN ACT For the relief of Margaret M.

Cutts

Sioux Skyways, Inc.
Incorporated..

AN ACT For the relief of Fred

AN ACT For the relief of Sioux Skyways,

Ivan Richard Witcher and Nellie Witcher. AN ACT For the re-
lief of Ivan Richard Witcher and Nellie Witcher..
George Wells and Mamie H. Wells. AN ACT For the relief of
George Wells and Mamie H. Wells..

237

John Paul Murray, U. S. N. AN ACT For the relief of John
Paul Murray__

Julia Neville, estate. AN ACT For the relief of the estate of
Julia Neville__

Lt. Col. Gordon Smith. AN ACT For the relief of Lieutenant
Colonel Gordon Smith..

James C. Dyson. AN ACT For the relief of James C. Dyson..
William Corder. AN ACT For the relief of William Corder_.
Joseph V. Broderick. AN ACT For the relief of Joseph V. Brod-
erick...

Dec. 18, 1941...

986

Dec. 19, 1941..
Dec. 19, 1941.

986

986

Dec. 19, 1941...

987

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Kennelly Furniture Company. AN ACT For the relief of the
Kennelly Furniture Company.

Mary S. Gay, nee Mary M. Sauser. AN ACT For the relief of
Mary S. Gay-

Carl Chalker. AN ACT For the relief of Carl Chalker.
Mrs. H. C. Bivins, Henrietta Bivins, and Irvin Tatum. AN ACT
For the relief of Mrs. H. C. Bivins, Henrietta Bivins, and
Irvin Tatum

Mary Jane Blackman, pension. AN ACT Granting a pension
to Mary Jane Blackman.....

James Roswell Smith. AN ACT For the relief of James Roswell
Smith..

Fred Pierce, Sr., and Mary Pierce. AN ACT For the relief of
Fred Pierce, Senior, and Mary Pierce...

C. D. Henderson. AN ACT For the relief of C. D. Henderson__
Julius Yuhasz and Arvid Olson. AN ACT For the relief of
Julius Yuhasz and Arvid Olson

LIST OF CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS

CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME

THE SEVENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

FIRST SESSION, 1941-1942

Electoral votes. Ascertainment and counting..

Congress. Joint meeting of the two Houses__

Coast Guard station building, Two Rivers, Wis. Changes in enrollment of bill_ _ _

Lend-lease bill. Printing of additional copies of House hearings

Report of the Committee on Administrative Procedure. Printing of additional
copies of Senate document_.

Interstate migration of destitute citizens. Printing of additional copies of
House hearings..

Department of Agriculture Appropriation Bill, 1942. Printing of additional
copies of House hearings

Lend-lease bill. Printing of additional copies of Senate hearings.
House of Representatives. Adjournment.

Investigation of Concentration of Economic Power. Printing of additional
copies of Senate document.

Independent Offices Appropriation Bill, 1942. Printing of additional copies
of House hearings---

Interstate migration of destitute citizens. Printing of additional copies of
House report_-

Costa Rica. Expression of appreciation for message of felicitation
Statue of Huey P. Long. Acceptance; expression of thanks to State of
Louisiana...

Our American Government, etc. Printing of pamphlet as House document.
Revenue Revision of 1941. Printing of additional copies of House hearings.
Classification Act of 1923, amendments. Change in enrollment of bill.
Virginia (Merrimac)-Monitor Commission. Extension of time for making
report; expiration of Commission..

Revenue Act of 1941. Printing of additional copies of bill and House report.
Statue of Huey P. Long. Printing of proceedings at unveiling--

Coronado International Memorial, Arizona. Change in enrollment of bill..
Revenue Act of 1941. Printing of additional copies of Senate hearings..
Revenue Act of 1941. Printing of additional copies. -
Mexican Congress. Acknowledgment of courtesies.
Congress. Joint meeting of the two Houses.
Army, Navy, etc., personnel, medical care.

Investigation of National Defense Migration. Printing of additional copies
of reports...

Black-outs in District of Columbia. Change in reenrollment of bill.
Price control. Printing of additional copies of House hearings..
Congress. Adjournment sine die..

Correction in enrollment of bill

Dec. 9, 1941... 1001

Dec. 9, 1941... 1001

Dec. 12, 1941... 1002

Dec. 18, 1941... 1002
Dec. 19, 1941. 1002
Dec. 30, 1941_ 1002

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LIST OF
OF TREATIES1

CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME

Treaty
Series

Page

962 North American. Regional broadcasting. Agreement: Signed at Habana December 13, 1937; proclaimed January 23, 1941

1005

1097

963 Guatemala. Extradition. Supplementary convention: Signed at Guatemala City Feb-
ruary 20, 1940; proclaimed March 3, 1941
964 Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. Tenure and disposition
of real and personal property. Supplementary convention: Signed at Washington
May 27, 1936; proclaimed March 17, 1941.
Convention: Signed at Washington Septem-

965 Dominican Republic. Customs revenues.

1101

ber 24, 1940; proclaimed March 17, 1941.966 Union of South Africa. Advancement of peace. Treaty: Signed at Washington April 2, 1940; proclaimed March 18, 1941. 967 Mexico. Extradition. Supplementary convention: Signed at Mexico City August 16, 1939; proclaimed April 4, 1941.

1104

1130

1133

968 Liberia. Conciliation. Treaty: Signed at Monrovia August 21, 1939; proclaimed April 4, 1941..

1137

969 Switzerland. Extradition. Supplementary treaty: Signed at Bern January 31, 1940; proclaimed April 11, 1941.

1140

970 Inter-American. Coffee. Agreement and protocol: Agreement signed at Washington November 28, 1940; protocol signed at Washington April 15, 1941; proclaimed April 15, 1941...

1143

971 Mexico. Transit of military aircraft. Agreement: Signed at Washington April 1, 1941; proclaimed April 28, 1941...

1191

972 Ecuador. Extradition. Supplementary treaty: Signed at Quito September 22, 1939; proclaimed May 19, 1941...

1196

973 Inter-American. Juridical personality of foreign companies. Protocol: Opened for
signature at the Pan American Union at Washington June 25, 1936; signed for the
United States of America, subject to two understandings, June 23, 1939; proclaimed
August 21, 1941..
Treaty: Signed at Washington September 6, 1940;

974 Australia. Advancement of peace. proclaimed August 21, 1941..

1201

1211

975 Canada. Advancement of peace. proclaimed August 21, 1941...

Treaty: Signed at Washington September 6, 1940;

1214

976 New Zealand. Advancement of peace. Treaty: Signed at Washington September 6, 1940; proclaimed August 21, 1941.

1217

In this list are included all instruments, whether called treaties, conventions, protocols, or otherwise, entered into on the part of the United States by the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.

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