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 SIXTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. CHs. 377-379. 1924. 669 . 377.—Joint Resolution In res ct of alari of ri in a in Ju¤e7.1924- thegdeiid of Tax Appeals. pe S as 0 g al PPO tees to t; ·lh5;`·$·1_;i;7£5 1 Resobved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the provisions pg1S°“?'d °t Te Ap of section 1761 of the Revised Statutes shall not appl to any person ,¤§,“,:§;§,;‘;";‘;,dpg,';§j appointed as an original member of the Board ofy Tax Appeals, ed before Deéember 1. established by section 900 of the Revenue Act of 1924, if such 192* appointment is made prior to December 1, 1924. I-oi?Séfi>i6sié6i’"313' Approved, June 7, 1924. 1 24. CHAP. 378.—Joint Resolution To amend section 13 of the Act entitled "An Act to provide for the classification of civilian positions within the District of [Pub- R°S··N°·3“·l Columbia and the field service." Resobved by the Senate and House o Re resentattves 0 the. . United States of America in 0 ress asgembibd, That paragraph 19·‘%immmmn Act, 5 under the heading “Custodiaflléirvice " of section 13 of the Act a,Il;°;i3.-,f2’ p' Hin entitled "An Act to provide for the classification of civilian posi- mgsitgdéfgdg 2S;§Q°§ tions within the District of Columbia and in the field services," be mowedamended by striking out the sums $780 and $840 from the rates of compensation fixed for grade 2 in said section, and that paragraph 7 under said headin in said section 13 be amended by striking out the sums $900 and @60 as rates of compensation fixed for grade 3 T t 1 M in said service; said amendments being made necessary for the tm)?. wm cm purpose of correcting a clerical error in preparing the bill for the signature of the President, the bill as it passed both houses and agreed to in conference not having included the sums proposed to be stricken out. Approved, June 7, 1924. l . CHAP. 379.—·Joint Resolution To ermit to remain within the United States Certain aliens in excess of quotas fixed) under authority of the Immigration Act [Pub- R°S·· N°- 374 of May 19, 1921. Resohved by the Senate and H ouseirpg Representatives of the U nited I _ U mu States of America in Congress asse Zed, That the following aliens :;;”°m°;; J2; arriving in excess of quotas fixed under authority of the ct en- msorgiioms allowed titled “An Act to limit the immigration of aliens into the United ‘°\5‘§,§{'°‘_,‘;· pl, 5, 5,,, States," approved May 19, 1921, as amended and extended, may, 1065- ' if otherwise admissible and if not subject to deportation for other causes, be permitted to enter and remain in the United States without regard to the rovisions of such Act of May 19, 1921, as amended and extended): Ch Bd t t, (i) Aliens heretofore admitted in excess of quota and charged ,,,,,,,§‘§§,,,,,_° °°°°° to the uota of a later month · f(§g (Aliens heretofore admitted milder a construction of such Act ,t,Y,§i§§,_ wm °°°` o a 19 1921 re uired by court ecision; . . (3) yAli<—ins aririvilng in the United States after May 26 and zcA»iii¤iui>€s»§2°i¤i§'»iais; b€foI‘e July 1, 1924, who de arted for the United States from the Q2; §,‘f‘}‘?,Q‘}f‘§,c'?°’°’° last port outside the United) States or outside foreign contiguous territory on or before May 26, 1924, believing in good faith that ggey would be admitted pursuaéit to a congruction of such Act of ay 19, 1921, uired b court ecision; an. (4) Aliens Iligretoforey temporarily admitted under bond to re- mrg?pii»mriIeiév`;¤fi•ii lieve cases of extreme hardship. °°”`° °”°Sm' Approved, June 7, 1924.