63 STAT.] PHILIPPINES-QUARTERS FOR U.S . ARMED FORCES-MAY 14, 16, 1949 2671 under the Bases Agreement and recently returned to Philippine owner- ship were not included in my note No. 0509 of this date because they did not exist on United States Government owned land, but occupied leased or Philippine Government property. There still remain in this category certain temporary quarters and installations occupied by the United States Army which will have been made avail- able for transfer to Your Excellency's Government on or before March 26, 1949 in compliance with paragraph 1, Article XXI of the Military Bases Agreement. Accept, Excellency, the renewed assurances of my highest consideration. THOMAS H. LocKrr ChargedAffaires a. i. Enclosure: Annex 1- List of Properties which the United States Govern- ment Wishes to Retain after March 26, 1949. His Excellency ELPIDIO QUMINo, Secretary of ForeignAffairs of the Republic of the Philippines. Annex No. 1 List of Properties which the United States Government Wishes to Retain after March 26, 1949. A. Installations located on United States owned land: 1. Fort William McKinley (parcels 3 and 4). 2. Nichols Field Reserved Area (350.60 acres of parcel 2, Fort McKinley Reservation). B. Installations located on Philippine Government owned land: 1. Diliman Housing Area, Quezon City, Rizal (to be re- tained as a military installation until such time as Palma Hall is completed and occupied by the AGRD for its records and offices). C. Installations located on private property: 1. McKinley Housing Colony, Makati, Rizal. 2. Processing and Training Center Area (former Manila Provost Marshal Command Area), Mandaluyong, Rizal. 3. Area at Highway 54 and Pasig Boulevard, to include the 505th Transportation Truck Battalion Bus Pool, the for- mer Pasig Commissary Area, the former Adjutant General Printing Plant and Publications Depot Area, and the former 29th Engineer Base Topographical Battalion Area, Mandalu- yong, Rizal. Ante, p. 2660 . 61 Stat., Pt. 4, p. 4028.
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