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 62 STAT.] SOTH CONG., 2D SESS.-CHS. 819, 822-JULY 2, 3, 1948 (6) A leasehold interest for fifty years with the right of renewal for fifty additional years in the small-boat landing between Broadway Pier and Navy Pier having a frontage of sixty feet; (7) A leasehold interest for fifty years with the right of renewal for fifty additional years in two loading platform areas containing, respec- tively, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight and two thousand and four hundred square feet of tideland, together with right-of-way for an overhead-bridge crossing to provide passage, exit, and entrance to Government buildings; (8) A leasehold interest for five years or for such lesser period as the Secretary of the Navy may elect in one-half of the upper deck of that water-front facility commonly known as the Broadway Pier, situated at the foot of Broadway, which space is now occupied by Navy offices: Provided, That any lease or leases to be executed by the city of San Diego to accomplish the exchange herein authorized may include a reservation clause in favor of said city reading as follows: "The term of said lease shall not actually begin until the said lands described in said lease shall be actually occupied and utilized for immediate Navy purposes such as are necessary in the maintenance of the United States Navy base within the Eleventh Naval District, and further in the event that if at any time the said premises so leased shall be abandoned by said Navy and shall cease to be used for a period of two years by any branch of the armed services of the United States for military or naval purposes, then and in that event, the said lease shall terminate, be canceled and be of no further effect, and the city shall have the immediate right to reoccupy said lands."; and (9) Fee-simple title to the old city jail site fronting one hundred feet on the westerly side of Second Avenue between F and G Streets (including the building thereon) which is used by the Navy for shore-patrol headquarters, containing approximately ten thousand square feet. SEC. 2. The Secretary of the Navy is also authorized to accept from the city of San Diego, without cost to the United States, the convey- ance of ninety and two-tenths acres of tidelands located between the United States bulkhead line and adjacent to and north of the southerly limits of the city of San Diego, now occupied by the ITnite(l States under lease NOy (R)-1400 dated October 1, 1942, and being more fully described therein. Approved July 2, 1948. [CHIAPTER 822] AN ACT To provide for the payment of revenues from certain lands into the tribal funds of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon, and for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That (a) all money received by or on account of the Forest Service or other agency of the United States after the dismissal of the proceeding in the Court of Claims entitled "The Warm Springs Tribe of Indians of Oregon versus The United States", numbered M-112, for timber (on a stump- age basis) grown on, the lease or rental of, or other rights in, the lands described in subsection (b) of this section shall be deposited into the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon, pursuant to the pro- visions of the Act of May 17, 1926 (44 Stat. 560). The funds so deposited, together with any other funds credited to the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon under said Act 1237 Reservation clause. Acceptance of tide- lands. July 3, 1948 [. 12431 [Public Law 892] Confedeated Indian Tribes of Warm Springs Reservation. Oreg. Disposition of cer- tain revenues. 2 V.S. C. 153.

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