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Executive order-Continued.

Transferring to the War Department possession and control of certain land at Army supply base, Charleston, South Carolina. Setting apart certain lands in the Canal Zone as a military reservation to be known as Quarry Heights Military Reservation. Withdrawing certain lands for use of the War Department for enlargement of a target range for the New Mexico National Guard. Revoking E.O. 2242, Aug. 31, 1915,

and E.O. 3672, May 8, 1922, and withdrawing public lands in Alaska for use of the War Department as a radio receiving station. Reserving lands in Wyoming for use of the War Department as a target range. Amending and correcting the description of the boundaries of Kuwaaohe Military Reservation, Territory of Hawaii.

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Withdrawal of public lands for en- 7515
largement of a target range for
use of the Arizona National
Guard.

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Restoring lands to the Territory of
Hawaii for road purposes and
reserving lands for military pur-
poses at Schofield Barracks Mili-
tary Reservation.

Restoring to the Territory of
Hawaii a portion of the Fort
Shafter Military Reservation.
Withdrawal of public lands_in
Alaska for use of the War De-
partment.

Restoring to the Territory of
Hawaii a portion of the Fort De
Russy Military Reservation.
Withdrawing public lands in Wash-
ington for use of the War Depart-
ment for military purposes.
Withdrawing certain lands in Cali-
fornia for use of the War Depart-
ment for military purposes.
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Correcting the description of land
contained in E.O. 6050, Feb. 27,
1933, setting aside territory near
Juneau, Alaska.

Transferring a portion of the Boise Barracks Military Reservation, Idaho, to the control and jurisdiction of the Veterans' Administration.

See footnotes on p. 192.

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Subject

Executive order-Continued.

Setting aside certain lands in the
Canal Zone for the purposes of a
military reservation to be known
as Fort William D. Davis Mili-
tary Reservation, and correcting
description of lands in E.O. 6897,
Nov. 7, 1934.
Restoring to the Territory of
Hawaii the land comprising the
Upolu Point Military Reserva-
tion for aeronautical purposes
and reserving land for military
purposes.
Assigning the military reservation
at Camp Sherman in Ohio to the
Veterans' Bureau.
Establishing a portion of the Fort
Wingate Military Reservation in
New Mexico as a national forest.
Withdrawing land comprising Fort
Meade Wood and Timber Mili-
tary Reservation, South Dakota,
and authorizing said land to be
known as Meade District of
Black Hills National Forest.
Establishing a portion of the Fort
D. A. Russell Target and Man-
euver Reservation in Wyoming
as a national forest.
Withdrawing certain land from
Savanna Proving Ground Mili-
tary Reservation, Illinois, and
authorizing said land to be
known as Savanna National
Forest.
Establishing a portion of the Fort
Missoula Wood and Timber
Reservation in Montana as a
national forest.

Declaring the air space over the
Panama Canal Zone including
"the 3-mile limit" to be a military
air space reservation.
Setting aside air space for national

defense purposes over the Aber-
deen Proving Ground, portions of
the Fort Hoyle and the Edge-
wood Arsenal Military Reserva-

tions and certain other areas in the State of Maryland.

Proclamation: Setting aside certain lands in Michigan to be known as the Marquette National Forest.

See footnotes on p. 192.

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of the Navy Department.

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Reserving Johnston Island and 4467
Sand Island, in the Pacific Ocean
for the use of the Department of
Agriculture as a refuge and breed-
ing ground for native birds.
Setting aside air space for national

defense purposes over the Aber-
deen Proving Ground, portions
of the Fort Hoyle and the Edge-
wood Arsenal Military Reserva-
tions and certain other areas in
the State of Maryland.
Setting apart airspace reservations
over certain harbors as prohibited
areas for civil aircraft subject to
special permission for their use
from the United States Navy
Department.
Placing Wake Island, Kingman

Reef, and Johnston and Sand
Islands in the Pacific Ocean under
the control and jurisdiction of
the Secretary of the Navy for
administrative purposes subject
to the use by the Department of
Agriculture of Johnston and Sand
Islands as provided by E.O. 4467,
June 29, 1926.

Proclamation: Establishing a national
monument at Fort Jefferson, Florida,
and revoking certain Executive orders
relating to the Dry Tortugas group of
islands for that purpose.
Executive order:

Establishing airspace reservations
over certain military and naval
reservations subject to special
permission for their use from the
War Department or the Navy
Department.

See footnotes on p. 192.

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Abolishing and establishing a customs port of entry at Portland Oregon.

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Abolishing certain ports of entry in Maine, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, California, Alaska, Montana, Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, and Nebraska, and establishing several in Maine and Texas. Creating a customs port of entry at Seward, Alaska. Abolishment of San Diego, California, as customs port of entry and designation of Los Angeles, San Diego, Calexico and Tia Juana, California, under collection district No. 27.

Creating a customs port of entry at Hyder, Alaska.

See footnotes on p. 192.

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Creating customs station at West

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hope, North Dakota, a customs
port of entry.

Making Minneapolis headquarters
port for customs collection dis-
trict No. 35 (Minnesota), in
which district Minneapolis and
St. Paul shall be separate ports
of entry.
Creating Jonesport as a port of en-

try and abolishing Machias as a
port of entry (Maine and New
Hampshire) and extending limits
of the port of Eastport in district
No. 1 to include Cutler.
Creating a port of entry at West
Palm Beach, Florida.

Abolishing customs ports of entry
of Mars Hill and Bridgewater,
customs collection district No. 1
(Maine and New Hampshire),
and creating a new port of entry
to be known as Mars Hill.

See footnotes on p. 192.

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