1226 SIXTY-SEVENTH ooiwennss. Sess. Iv. cm. 69—71. 1923. out of the relations between the Canal Zone authorities and the Government of Panama, and should be replaced by a more permanent agreement: _ °,°"%°‘,,Zg_P§;,,,hPm_ Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatwes of tlte am as to. may bv United States of America in Uongress assembled, That the Presi- “br°g°°°d‘ dent be authorized to abrogate the international agreement embodied in the Executive orders issued as aforesaid, on December 3, December 6, and December 28, 1904, January 7, 1905, and January 5 1911. @,2QPm °'°°” ’ Sec. 2. That when the President shall exercise the authority VOL 3, p_ 581 hereby granted, such orders shall no longer be valid and binding, ' and the legal effect of these orders given to them by the said Act of Congrem approved August 24,1912, shall be repealed. Approved, February 12, 1923. F‘;§"‘}“'i{§·,%’¥3· CHAP. 70.—J0int Resolution Authorizing the President to uire the United
States Sugar Equalization Board (Incorporated) to take over aliildl dispose of five
’ thousand tons of sugar imported from the Argentine Republic. H H Resobved b the Senate and House 0 Re resentatyes 0 the U néted silf}i' Eq md States_0f Agzeriea in Oonéyress assefmbleld, That zthe President is d;Qr,‘§,,.,°°$,$ {Kg, yp. authorized to require the nited States Sugar Equalization Board g;" (Incorporated) to take over from the corporation P. DeRonde and an Qompany (Incorporated) a certain transaction entered into carried on by said corporation at the request and under the direction of ‘the Department of Justice, which transaction involved the purchase in the Argentine Republic, between the 15th day of June, 1920, and the 22d dayl of June, 1920, of five thousand tons of sugar, the 1m- portation thereof into the United States and the distribution of a portion of the same within the United States, and to require the said United States Sugar Equalization Board (Incorporated) to dispense of any of said sugar so imported remaining undisposed of and to raymeaz to 1>. no liguidate and adjust the entire transaction, paying to the corporation . §,‘§',§ct°§§;E;_mP“’ a oresaid such sum as may be found by said board to represent the actual loss sustained by them in said transaction, and for this purpose the President is authorised to vote or use the stock of the corporation held by him, or otherwise exercise or use his control over the said Unite States Sugar Equalization Board and its directors, and to continue the said corporation for such time as may be necessary to carry out the intention of this joint resolution. Received by the President, January 31, 1923. _ [No•m_nY Tun DEPARTLIENT or STAT'E.—Tll8 foregoing joint resolution having been presented to the President of the United States for his approval, and not having been returned by him to the house of Congressin which it originated within the time prescribed by the Constitugon of the United States, has become a law without his approva .
CHAP. 71.—An Act To amend an Act entitled "An Act to repeal section 3480 of
iP¤b¤¤·N¤-408-1 the Revised Statutes of the Umm States. loyalty- Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives 0 the xo clai.tui:I'for!:NavyEd United States of America in Uongress assembled, That thef Act ic, p,.,,,,°""“°,°°‘_{*,;°,,§°{',,; entitled “An Act to repeal section 3480 of the Revised Statutes of
- $§,*;S_'m_3m’p_m9_ the United States," approved Jitilg 6, 1914, be amended by adding
versa-aa, P. 454, after the word “Army " the wo “Navy, and Marine Corps." Approved, February 13, 1923.
