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 260 SEVENTY-FIRST CONGRESS. SEss. II. Cue. 223,224 .' 1930. the factorily operated an air-mail route for a period of not less than two ac quir ed years, which certificate shall provide that the holder thereof shall by have the right, so long as he complies with all rules, regulations, and orders that may be issued by the Postmaster General for meeting the needs of the Postal Service and adjusting mail operations to the advances in the art of flying and passenger transportation, to carry air mail over the route set out in the certificate or any modification thereof at rates of compensation to be fixed from time to time, at least annually, by the Postmaster General, and he shall publish in his Proviso . annual report his reasons for the continuance or the modification of Canceled, forneglect, any rates : Provided, That such rates shall not exceed $1 .25 per mile. etc • Such certificate may be canceled at any time for willful neglect on the part of the holder to carry out any rules, regulations, or orders made for his guidance, notice of such intended cancellation to be given in writing by the Postm aster General and forty-fiv e days allowed the holder in which to show cause why the certificate should not be canceled ." SEC. 3 . That after section 6 of the said Act as amended, additional sections shall be added as follows " SEC. 7. The Postmaster General, when in his judgment the public interest will be promoted thereby, may make any extensions or con- solidations of routes which are now or may hereafter be established. " SEC. 8 . That the Postmaster General in establishing routes for the trans portation of m ail by aircra ft under this Act may provi de service to Canada within one hundred and fifty miles of the inter- national boundary line, over domesti c routes whic h are now or m ay hereafter be establishe d and may aut horize the ca rrying of eith er foreign or domestic mail, or both, to and from any points on such routes and make payment for services over such routes out of the appropriation for the domestic air mail service : Provided, That this section shall not be construed as repealing the authority given by the Act of March 2, 1929, to contract for foreign air mail service . " SEC. 9. After J uly 1, 1931, t he Postmaster General shal l riot enter into contracts for the transportation of air mail between points which have not theretofore had such service unless the contract air- mail appropriation proposed to be obligated therewith is sufficient to care for such contracts, and all other obligations against such app ropr iati on, with out incu rrin g a defi cien cy t here in ." Approved, April 29, 1930 . Vol. 45, p. 594, amend- ed. Extensions, etc., au- thorized . Routes to Canada aut hor ize d for foreign or domestic mail . Ante, p . 170. Proviso. Foreign ma il c on- tenets not affected . Vol.45,p.1149. No new rout e to be established if deficiency incurre d ther eby . April 29, 1930 .	[8.X. Res. 156.1 CHAP . 224.-Joint Resolution To pay the judgment rendered by the United [Pub . Res ., No-68-1 State s Cou rt of Clai ms to the Iowa Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma . R esolve d by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Io Pro wa Indians, Okla . United States o f America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary from ju r dgmenttot of the Inter ior be, and h e is hereby, authorized to withdraw from j the Treasury of the United States funds on deposit arising out of a udgment rendered by the United States Court of Claims, on claim numbered 34677 entitled " The Iowa Tribe of Indians against The United States," and cause the total sum, less fees and expenses as fixed by the Court of Claims, to be paid in pro rata shares to all members of the Iowa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma who were alive Provisos, and properly enrolled or legally entitled to enrollment on the date Cash to competents. of said judgment : Provided, That the said Secretary shall cause to be paid, in cash, all shares due or belonging to competent Indians Deposit t credit of Provided fur ther, That the shares of all other Indians, including minors, shall be deposited to their individual credit and be subject to existing laws governing individual Indian moneys. Approved, April 29, 1930.

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