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CONTENTS

526. Perfecting title of C. A. Lundy to certain lands in California.

527. Granting consent of Congress to compact by Nebraska, Wyoming, and
South Dakota rel. to waters of Niobrara River

528. Extending benefits of provisions of Reclamation project act of 1939 to

Arch Hurley Conservancy District.

529. Amend act of Mar. 4, 1915, so as to permit mineral leases on school lands

in Alaska.

530. Make nonreimbursable costs incurred in connection with repayment con-

tracts with certain irrigation districts.

531. Permitting exchange and amendment of farm units on Federal irrigation

projects.

532. Suspension of deportation in certain cases.

533. Relief of Hedwig Marek and Emma E. Marek.

534. Relief of Rose Cohen.

535. Relief of Thomas O. Robitscher.

536. Relief of Ronald L. Shields.

537. Relief of Lina A. A. Hoyer.

538. Relief of Alfonso Albano.

539. Relief of Agostino Giusto.

540. Relief of Karin R. Grubb.

541. Relief of Zoltan Weingarten.

542. Relief of Emmanuel A. Nicoloudis.

543. Relief of Giorgio S. Thompson.

544. Relief of N. A. G. L. Moerings, Bertha J. K. Moerings, and Lambertus

K. A. J. Moerings.

545. Relief of Irene F. M. Boyle.

546. Relief of Tien Koo Chen (also known as Chen Tien Koo) who stated his

correct name is Cheng.

547. Relief of Ida Baghdassarian.

548. Relief of Johanna C. Willemsen.

549. Relief of Monika Klein.

550. Relief of Pia Biondi.

551. Relief of Robert J. Rickards, Conception S. Rickards, and Walter J. Rickards.

552. Relief of Betty Robertson and Irene Robertson.

553. Relief of Harue Fukushi.

554. Relief of Hannelore M. Fulbright.

555. Relief of Mary F. Marconi and others.

556. Relief of Isak Benmuvhar.

557. Relief of Liane Lieu and her son Peter Lieu.

558. Relief of Paul M. H. Chung.

559. Relief of Clemintina Ferrara and others.

560. Relief of Sam Rosenblat.

561. Relief of Lee Kwang Nong (George C. Roeder).

562. Relief of certain members of Missionary Sisters of Sacred Heart.

563. Relief of Constance B. Scheffer.

564. Relief of Josefine Hoorn (Dmytruk).

565. Relief of Julia Gamroth.

566. Relief of Marie Weir.

567. Relief of Evdoxia J. Kitsos.

568. Relief of Alice Power and Ruby Power.

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569. Relief of Christina P. Triantafilu.

570. Relief of Mildred G. Kates and Ronald Kates.

571. Relief of Anneliese Schillings.

572. Mandatory installation of railroad-communications safety systems.

573. Authorizing California to collect tolls for use of certain highway crossings

across bay of San Francisco.*

574. Permitting acceptance of uninvited contributions for maintenance of

Gorgas Memorial Laboratory.*

575. Amending Food, drug, and cosmetic act in order to identify aureomycin by

its chemical name, chlortetracycline.*

576. Extension of excess profits tax.

577. Providing for study and investigation of public transportation in District

of Columbia.

578. Amending mineral leasing laws in case of pipelines through public domain.*

579. Disposal of rubber plants.

580. Amend War claims act of 1948 rel. to detention benefits to employees of
contractors with United States.

581. Washington metropolitan area transit act.

582. Appropriations for Small Defense Plants Administration, July 1953.

583. New Jersey-New York waterfront commission compact.

584. Granting easements for rights-of-way along line of Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, etc.

585. Changing date for beginning of assessment work on mining claims held by
location in U. S., including Alaska.

586. Quitclaiming to Central Pacific Railroad interest to lands in Placer County,

Calif.

587. Issuance of patent in fee to Tom Gwin.

588. Amending Color of title act.

589. Amending Alaska game law.

590. Termination of Federal supervision over Menominee Indians of Wisconsin.

591. Providing for National Trust for Historic Preservation.

592. Automatic renewal of term insurance.

593. Clarifying status of mining claims on oil lands, etc.

594. Amending Budget and accounting act of 1921 by providing annuities for

retired comptrollers general.

595. Authorizing conclusion of agreement between U. S. and Mexico for joint
operation of Nogales sanitation project.

596. Creating commission to be known as Corregidor Bataan Memorial Com-

mission.

597. Bridge across St. Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

598. Revision of U. N. charter.

599. Amending Federal power act to facilitate construction of water conserva-
tion facilities by States, etc.

600. Farm credit act of 1953.

601. Defense Department appropriation bill, 1954.

602. Establish International Telecommunications Commission.

603. Amending Atomic energy act.

604. Establishment of Small Business Administration and liquidation of Recon-

struction Finance Corporation.

605. Permitting entry of 500 eligible orphans under 10 years of age, adopted or to
be adopted by U. S. citizens.

606. Control of trade with Soviet bloc.

607. Extending powers of Niagara Falls Bridge Commission.

608. Increasing subsistence and travel expenses allowed to judges.

609. Creation of Commission on Judicial and Congressional Salaries.

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610. Extension of income tax exemption for certain members of Armed Forces.

611. Repeal of tax on admissions to motion pictures.

612. Home rule for District of Columbia.

613. Amending Northern Pacific halibut act of 1937 relative to convention
between U. S. and Canada.

614. Public buildings purchase contract act of 1953 and Post Office Department

property act of 1953.

615. Extending time for filing claims under Trading with the enemy act.

616. Debt claims under Trading with the enemy act.

617. Payment of certain war claims.

618. Authorizing Secretary of Army to receive for instruction at Military Acad-

emy, 2 citizens of Thailand.

619. Authorizing District of Columbia to enter into interstate civil defense com-

pacts.

620. Resolution to seek durable peace.

621. War contract hardship claims.

622. Relief of Arthur Oppenheimer, jr., and Jane Oppenheimer.

623. Amending Federal register act so as to sanction procedure followed in
publication of Code of Federal regulations.

624. Making provisions of U. S. Code rel. to injury to communication systems

applicable to Canal Zone.

625. Residence of bankruptcy referees for District of Columbia.

626. Military personnel claims act of 1945.

627. Relief of legal guardian of Susan K. Burkhalter, a minor.

628. District of Columbia appropriation bill, 1954.

629. Emergency migration act of 1953.

630. Proceedings against Harvey O'Connor for contempt of Senate.

631. Authorizing use of agricultural products for emergency famine relief.

632. Customs simplification act of 1953.

633. Unemployment insurance coverage for seamen employed on certain vessels

operated by United States.

634. Three-year presumption of service connection for all types of tuberculosis.

635. Free entry of articles imported for exhibition at Washington State 3d Inter-

national Trade Fair, 1954.

636. One-year extension of suspension of duties on metal scrap.

637. Continuance of Veterans' Administration office in Republic of the Philip-

pines.

638. Relief of Fred P. Hines.

639. Liquidation of Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration.

640. Repealing obsolete Red-cedar shingle statistics law.

641. Amending Merchant marine act, 1936, to provide national defense reserve

of tankers, etc.

642. Agricultural trade development act of 1953.

643. Extending Renegotiation act of 1951.

644. Compensation to Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians for lands of Riverton

project.

645. Mutual security appropriation bill, 1954.

646. Additional appropriations for Agriculture Department, 1954, for assistance

to farmers and stockmen.

647. Relief of Irma Benjamin.

648. Relief of Insun Lee.

649. Relief of Josephine M. R. Fang.

650. Relief of Anthony N. Goraieb.

651. Relief of Valda Cimermanis.

652. Relief of Hamdi Akar.

653. Waterfront investigation, New York-New Jersey, interim report of Inter-

state and Foreign Commerce Committee.

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654. Relief of Inger Larsson.

655. Granting status of permanent residence to certain aliens.

656. Relief of Felix S. Schorr and Lilly E. Schorr.

657. Relief of Filolaos Tsolakis and Vassiliki Tsolakis.

658. Relief of Horst F. W. Dittmar and Heinz-Erik Dittmar.

659. Relief of George P. Khouri.

660. Relief of Silva Galjevscek.

661. Relief of Yusuf (Uash) Lazar:

662. Relief of Charles H. Lin (also known as Lin Chao Hsi):

663. Relief of Irene Proios (nee Vagianos).

664. Relief of Manousos A. Petrohelos.

665. Relief of Chiyoko M. Tomono.

666. Relief of Matsue Hashimoto.

667. Relief of Carmela D. Davenia.

668. Relief of Lauri A. Torni.

669. Relief of Panagiotes G. Karras.

670. Relief of Eleonore F. McAnelly.

671. Relief of Hormoz Mahmoud.

672. Uniformed services contingency option act of 1953.

673. Amending sec. 47 (c) of National defense act rel. to credit for military
training in 55 (c) schools.

674. Authorizing military and naval construction and Alaska communication

system.

675. Amending Internal revenue code with respect to retirement for Tax Court

judges.

676. Include morphine and cocaine produced by chemical synthesis in classifica-

tion of narcotic drugs.

677. Supplemental appropriation bill, 1954.

678. Extending certain narcotic drug provisions of Internal revenue code to
Trust Territory of Pacific Islands.

679. Amend Veterans' preference act of 1944 with respect to preference accorded

in Federal employment.

680. Amending United States Code relating to docket fees.

681. Making retroactive certain provisions of Civil service retirement act, as

amended.

682. Printing as Senate document compilation on Legislative reorganization act

of 1946, as amended.

683. Increasing limit of expenditures by Banking and Currency Committee.

684. Relief of Tao Kai Li.

685. Extend time during which certain provisions rel. to income and estate taxes

shall apply.

686. Amending International claims settlement act of 1949.

687. Legislative-judiciary appropriation bill, 1954.

688. Expenses of Committee on Public Works in conducting studies and investi-
gations.

689. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee to investigate supplies of critical

raw materials.

690. Additional expenses of Committee on Foreign Relations.

691. Revision of U. N. charter.

692. Extend investigations by Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee of

interstate and foreign commerce problems.

693. Investigation of public transportation in District of Columbia.

694. State taxation of Atomic Energy Commission activities.

695. Authorizing sale of stores at military establishments to civilian employees.

696. Amending Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin jurisdictional act so as to increase

attorney fees.

697. Authorizing sale of certain lands to Oklahoma: