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 5681 SIX'£Y·NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. VI. Cus.340, 341, 344. 1926. Juarez 1l1`$¢ld0D.C¢!¤1p&DyllitS successors or 8B81gI1S' •.nd·|m co 0+ rstiomto which ,such;—rigliite,1ip1•l;wers and privileéesjmay 1 assigned, or transferred, oriw  acquire the same by mortgage foreclosure-or 0l`»hBl'WHQ,,18,,l10l`8b. authorized and exnpowere to exercise the Sg·m¤.¤S fully as thouglioonferred harem, directly. upon ·**“°°"’“°°°· »»Sno.,4. ht to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby ¤¤1>¤=>¤¤1y—r¢¤¤rv .  , · Approved, May 19, 1926; . M? 19. 1996- CHAP. 341.-Jointltesolution Authorizing the 'Cherokee Indians, the Seminole  Indians, the Creek Indians, and the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians to lprose- [Putt R°°‘· Nm"'] cute claixnzkrjgigtly or sevorally, in oneor more petitions, as each of said ndian DSIOIIBOI IDBYGBC. `    A - V ,,1,,,,, · I Resolved by the Senate and House o Representatives of the United - C§i¤1€¤C(ir,1%°o?•{i¤b°1·;% States of America in Congress qgsembeled, That the Act of_ Congress ,§,;“¥’§’?"§,”s.p.{°Q§y, approved March 19,1924, entitled “ An Act conferring jurisdiction °”v°°‘{_°g,',’}§‘;?,‘j°’““‘* upon the  of Claims to gear, examine, adpuldicate, and enter ' judgment   claims whic the Cherokee diane may have v¤1.¢s,p.ee. agamstthe United States, and for other purposes "; the Act of Con-  _appr0yedX,May 20, 1924, entitled An Act conferring juris- yction   the Court of Claims to hear, examme, adjudicate, and — enter  Ement in  claims which the Seminole Indians ma have VM- *~’· P- 13** if   t e‘ United States, and for other EgllXOS8S”; the got of  approved May 24, 1924, entitled “ _ct conferring juris- dict on ll on the_ Court of Claims to hear, examme, adjudicate, and - enter judgment in any clauns which the Creek Indians may have V°‘· *"· P·°3"· a ainst the United States, and for other purposes "; and the Act of Cingress approved June 7, 1924, entitled. " An Act conferring juris- diction uipon the; Court of Claims to hear, examine, adjudicate, and enter ju gment in any claims which the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians may have against the United States, and for other purposes,” shal1_be construed to permit each Indian nation or tribe mentioned in said Acts of Congress to prosecute its claims in a single suit or to bring a separate suit on one or more claims as its attorney or C1 ,,’°',,,,,“°;,,,,,d Chick. attorneysmay elect: Provided, That the Choctaw and Chickasaw ¤¤¤W¤· Nations or Tribes may jointly or severally prosecute their claims. Approved, May 19, 1926. i M“ES?2*1jl°°°· 0H.A.P.d8:4.T1An Act To encourage and regulate the use of aircraft in com- rrubue, No. 254.1 ¤¤¤'°¤» we °¤‘ 0 6* P¤YP0•<>¤· Ak C M Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the outa. °mm°”°° United States of America in Oongress assembled, That as used in }Y‘A°,';°’°§¥m$_§,°g_3fl%  Act, the term   commerce ’ means transportation in_ whole o;1n_partftby_  of persoxis or property for lnrennayigatiorg o &1I`C1'$_1D·,_ B1‘8»I1C9_0·8 usmess, or navigamno _from__one_placs to another for operation in the conduct ciglmafgrsglgmgze {er- of a business.?As used, ui this Act, the term “ interstate or foreign ' air 00IDlI1Q1’C8’? means air commerce between any State, Territoizy, or possession, or the District of Columbia, and any lace outsi e thereof; or betwooll, points within the same State, 'Territo or ., · • •. ry? possemion, or the District of Columbia, but through the airspace over any place outside thereof; or wholly within the airspace over any Territory or possession or the District of Columbia.