704 SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sass. I. Cue. 492494. 1926. £°¤¤·•¤°m*°’·’”P· . That the number of cadets now authorized by law at. the United u¤¤¤•¤¤¤¤••¤.¤·¤ States Military Academy, and the number of midshipmen now {K§”$"}.’§°dt€,‘,§‘T},“,2,‘ authorized by aw at the United States Naval Academly, are each fg- °,;°¤;*°{,.$.•;,{,¤*,{,,§·r hereby by forty from the United States at arge, to be mlea appointed (py the Presiéleplt fliam amlpng the of oilipjers, soldiers, sa`orsan`marinesote m lavyan arine orpso te United States who were killed gi actioii or died prior to July 2 1921, of wounds or injuries received, or disease contracted in line of {,’;‘,§,,,,0m ,0,,,,, duty"duri%‘the ·Wor1d War: Provided, That one-half shall be gm md t ¤ m among the sons of oilicers and 0ne·half from among miiaueao mea. A songt of wargaiig ollicers, soldiers, sailors, and marines of the _ rmy, avy,‘an arme Corps. I Approved, June 8, 1926. J§?°yE'&g’ CHAP. Act To authorize and cmpowenthe Secreuzrly of the Treas-
tu{g'ut:°lgf»0;g;§;]§;1vf!%¢tV¤ deglgaiu real estate in the city New York for
A Be it emwted b the Senate and House of Representatives of the gw Ye, {Giga 0, United Sauer o/V in Oongreee assembled That éfor the uaezpae uma tune- purpose of facilitating the use of the new post-odlce building in the ‘°‘ "· ‘°°°"°‘*· city or New York, which has been constructed upon land respecti ggich thesPennsylvaiia, Nev? `Eork g;1é1rfL0!1¥ Island Railroauld mpany reset ‘ eeuse o t e su ace or its station and railway rposes, and so forth as expressly authorized b th A t v°"“· "*“‘ entitled Act making apprdpriations for the service o;theBPo(eit Olice Department for the scal year endi June 30 1905, and for other purposesfiappzoved April 28, 1904u%Thirty—third Statutes pltugxrge, 434), tl ‘ Secretagyiof the Treasury be, and he is y au an empowe toaccet a correct'e deed from the Turing and l$€I'!I1.lI1% Railfroaél (ldmpzny, successor in in 0 sai ennsy anla ew o Hd ‘ 9 Island Railroad Company, satisfactory to, the Secrtlitarly of thi Treasury, the ;Postmaster General, and the Attorney General, to mtddxmcupgi 3:1 define and adiust more _?eciHca1ly conditions respecting the use h,,,,."§° of the subsu_ ace of sai site by the Pennsylvama, Tunnel and
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reservaonso mae origtan a` th t`1 concerning the construction work on the postdlilicemliuildixlig vghhilzll may afoot the enypyurent of the_use of the property by the United States and the sai Pennsylvama, Tunnel and Terminal Railroad ?,",f(;,,,,c,,,,,_ Company, for their res ective purposes: Provided however That . . H . > · . ’ said corrective-deed sha not in any way affect the area of the site lgarettpgoépatcegnveyed, and shall be without additional cost to the Ill ». ._ Approved, June 8, 1926. [gml1§?'1&[] CHAP. 494.-An Act To amend section 55 of the National Defense Act, Public. No. 350-I June 3, 1916, as amended, relating to the Enlisted Reserve Corps. Be it enacted by the and House of Re eeentaf th ,,§°,§“d‘,§‘,§*,,_D?“””‘”° United.»S’;a,tea`of.Amezéica in aaaembgll, Thatwtehieotchird Ji 41.M!¤»¤¤¤¤· sentepltsipf iigf the Nat1p1n:;bDefense 0; Juple 3, 1916, as a . , au ,sa.me is e. y,.amen y c anging t e `I'l0d‘t·0,8GQIDII1_ nd ddin th f0l.lW111g• ·ds‘ tth tf ggiginal enlistmedt; iniarailwgy dperaliing uriilisi the Brlilsieigmurd ag; limit shpllube forty-five years, ’ so that the section as amended will rea as 0 owsz y
