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 SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS: Sass. I. Cue. 54,56. 1926. 207 notice, demand, or action brought:“And‘  rther, That if E¤¢¤=’·$¤¤¤*¤¤¤¤*·>· the roper oiiicial or board of any such Static; countyfhdr municipality pwmm by 8m' m' shall, vnthin such_time_limit,,notify ,the__Secretary of War that said _State,, county, or vmumci ality to exercise such option but has not the moneyavailahle witlgwhich to make the payment, then said land or such part thereof jmay have been separately designated shall beheld f0r.sale_to such$State, county, or municipality for a riod notto exoeed.two, years from the ' ate of such noti cation: g Fgovided further, That entre anyof thelands, referred to in section reads me by sm. 1 are now under lease or license to any State lfior National Guard N°“°“°‘ G“‘*'d· purpcsesrthe State shell here the risbt_.t<>§1>¤¤*¢h¤e¢ said. leeds at their appraised value, and after purchase. mayrisell any part of suchlan s as inthe gpinion of the Secretary off War may not be needed for the 1189, the National Guard o such State: And rm oem, au. proyided.fu·r¢lz¢r, Thatthe mile od Fort Gaines,·A1abama, authorized m§,13,‘° *’° °°‘““‘“` to,,be sold. under the,Act .of..June .4,,1924, may beconsummated "°*·"·¤·"”· under the provisions dgfi this section at any time prionto the public sale thereo _ aspmvi _.in_,said,,Act. ., . - A . _ Sac. 8. Six months after the date of the notihcation of said ,,]$§§§f,°§°,§,§'§,,§,‘§°,f,§,‘§f appraisal, if the option given in section 7 hereof shall not have been exercised in the manner herein specified, or after receipt by the Secretary of War of notice that the State, county and municipality do not desire to exercise the option herein granted, the Secretary- of War may sell or cause to be sold each of said properties at public sale at not less thanthe ap r ised value thereof, after advertisement in guch marilsper as he may  al _ _ jd d au aq., 9. . e expenses o apprais, surve , ` vertising, an E*P°¤=¤¤ °* ¤¤· expenses incident to the sale of the property hereinbefore authorized $’£¤is¤°k1im.*°m pm for disposition shall be aid from the roceeds of the sale of any _ of the properties sold under this Act: govided That no auctioneer ,{Q"Q{i’§,3.,,,, M or person acting in said ca acity shall be paid a fee for the sale of said properzuan excess of $100 a da . . Sno. 10. A report of all transfers and sales made under the R°°°" °° C°°““”S‘ provisions of this Act shall be submitted to Congress by the Secretary oféWar;1po1IrIthe<?ons11rr;mation`thpre0f. md f _ 1 mlm mmm I ao. 1. erea ter i an rea propert acqui or mi itary mlm _ ° purposes becomes uselem foil such purposeii, the Secretary of War mm? is directed to report such fact to Congilress in order that aut orization for its disposition in accordance wit this Act may be granted. Sac. 12. The authority granted by this Act re eals all rior ,,§;§’}',§‘§,‘,§f,,,,‘§}""°‘*““` legislative authority granted to the Secretary of €Var to sel,]. or transfer any of the reservations herein designated. Approved, March 12, 1926. CHAP. 56.-Joint Resolution To regulate the expenditure of the appropria- lL!?§ihIie;Q§§•z_'_»§_ tion for Government participation in the National Sesquicentennial Exposition. [Pub- R¤¤·· N<>·8-I Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the ,,,§,,“§,°'§}',,,,,°"§$f},‘,§{°°“' appro riation made in the first deficiency Act, fiscal year 1926, wgmfttgogmgg to enaible the Government of the·United States to partictpate in sion mime. the National Sesquicentennial Exposition, may be expen ed for """’ ""°" the purposes enumerated in that Act without regard to the provisions of any other Act relating to the expenditure of public monegs or the em loyment of personal services, on the certificate of t e National Sgsquicentennial Exhibition Commission that the materials or services were necessary to enable the United States Government Pr . to participate in said exposition: Provided, That this authority shall A¤°<i1*ii’¤ig¤r¤t~c¤¤¤¤s. not be construed to waive the submission of accounts and vouchers A to the General Accounting Oiiice for audit. Approved, March 15, 1926.