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 200 SIXTY—SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cns. 250-252. 1912. capable of transmitting and messages over a distance of at Aman v•·•¤ least one hundred miles, d. _ An auxiliary power supply, ""I°’ ind dent of the vessel’s mam ectnc powgrasplant, must be pro- will enable the sending set for at l four hours to send over a distance of at least one hundred miles day or mght, 'and Zgcient communication between the operator in the radio room and the bridge shall be maintained at all times. ‘ °P°••°”°° °°‘¥· "The radio equhiment must be in charge of two or more mms skilled in the use o such apggratus, one or the other of whom °°°"°' °' "'”‘°’· on duty at all times while t vessel is being navigated. Such eguxpment, operators, the regulation of their watches, and the transmission and receipt of messages, except as may be regulated by law or mter- ‘ national agreement, shall be under the control of the master, m the Qu? "°"' caseof a vessel of the UnitedStates; and every willfulfailure onthe part of the master to enforce at sea the plrovisions of this paragra h as to eeiluipment, o erators, and watches s all subject him to a penalty of one undred dogma. °‘°""°" °‘°°"‘°‘· "That the provisions of this section shall not appgy to steamers plying between- ports, or places, less than two hundr miles apart." ,}}’,§“°"‘· °" °'“' Sm. 2. That this Act, so far as it relates to the Great Lakes, shall take effect on and after April first, nineteen hundred and thirteen, °""°""'”"· and so far as it relates to ocean cargo steamers shall take effect on £7_•t§•;“u"ewM and after July first, nineteen hundred and thirteen: Provided, That gg on euro on cargo steamers, m lieu of the second operator provided for in this Act, there mady be substituted a member of the crew or other person who shall be uly certified and entered in the ship's log as competent tgt receive and  distros calls or othe: usual  _ danger,an ai inmaintammg" aeonstan esswa so farliisgrequired for the safety of life. Approved, July 23, 1912. .1 M. mz CHAP. 251.-An Act Belatin toTrt1al’ angnm' ents desert·land entries wi ' ug 5**-} reclamation projects made since liars twenty-eighth,_n(il1eteen hundred and Pa, No. 230. I me I Be it enacted   the Senate and House ofRe esermtives of the United P¤¤¤¤| ¤•¤¤•·| d M States of Amenqa in Qongrese assembled, 'lzliat a desert-land entry en-land tsunami. within the exterior limits of a Government reclamation project may f,,"’°""’*‘*°" "°"   assigned m whole or m_ part under the Act of March twenty-eighth, $3} gg. xg- % nmeteen hundred and eight (Thirty-fifth Statutes at Large, page ' ‘ fifty-two), and the benefits and limitations of the Act of June twenty- seventh, nineteen hundred and six (Thirty-fourth Statutes at Large, page five hundred and twenty), shall a ply to such desert-land anna. _ conform to and be m accordance with farm units to be estabgsheldtfliy she Secretary Xu the cllxsterior upon th; application of the eee an entrgnan. su assignments ereto ore ma e in good faith shall recognized under this Act. Approved, July 24, 1912. ' N  Act To conmlidate certain forest lands in the Paulina (Oregon) [Public. Na. Sl.] Be it enacted by the.Sena¢e and House of Re eeenlatives 0 the United nP{_g,_¤¤{·)·n‘¤•“¤¤¤ States of America in Congress aasembkd, 'lqat the Secrelary of the mi::1e¤t;n;;':{°1::'gs Interior for the purpose of consohdating the forest lands belonging ui ’ to thelfmted States within the Paulina (Oregon) National Forest, be, and_ he hereby is, authorized and empowered, upon the recomrnendation of the Secretary of Agriculture, to exchange lands belonging to the United States which are part of the Paulina (Oregon)
 * _;¤¤¢•¤· W mm gsfman and his asmgnces: romkled, That all such assignments