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 thus shews that "the spear, which is but a development of the knife-point, and the club, which is but a long hammer, are the only things left." He admits, however, that the art of making fire probably had been already discovered, for it is common to all the races now existing, and was known to the ancient cave-inhabitants of Europe. Perhaps the art of making rude canoes or rafts was likewise known; but as man existed at a remote epoch, when the land in many places stood at a very different level to what it does now, he would have been able, without the aid of canoes, to have spread widely. Sir J. Lubbock further remarks how improbable it is that our earliest ancestors could have "counted as high as ten, considering that so many races now in existence cannot get beyond four." Nevertheless, at this early period, the intellectual and social faculties of man could hardly have been inferior in any extreme degree to those possessed at present by the lowest savages; otherwise primeval man could not have been so eminently successful in the struggle for life, as proved by his early and wide diffusion.

From the fundamental differences between certain languages, some philologists have inferred that when man first became widely diffused, he was not a speaking animal; but it may be suspected that languages, far less perfect than any now spoken, aided by gestures, might have been used, and yet have left no traces on subsequent and more highly-developed tongues. Without the use of some language, however imperfect, it appears doubtful whether man's intellect could have risen to the standard implied by his dominant position at an early period.

Whether primeval man, when he possessed but few arts, and those of the rudest kind, and when his power of language was extremely imperfect, would have deserved to be called man, must depend on the definition which we employ. In a series of forms graduating insensibly from some ape-like creature to man as he now exists, it would be impossible to fix on any definite point where the term "man" ought to be used. But this is a matter of very little importance. So again, it is almost a matter of indifference whether the so-called races of man are thus designated, or are ranked as species or sub-species; but the latter term appears the more appropriate. Finally, we may conclude that when the principle of evolution is generally accepted, as it surely will be before long, the dispute between the monogenists and the polygenists will die a silent and unobserved death.

One other question ought not to be passed over without notice, namely, whether, as is sometimes assumed, each sub-species or race of man has sprung from a single pair of progenitors. With

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

1930

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

109

89-388

1(c)

Revision.

110

89-388

1(d)

361

Item 1748, 202. 54 1751

App. A, B

46:590

361

1(a)

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 220. 30 Item 222. 50

Proc. No. 3694 89-431

Items 176. 32176. 36 deleted; new 176. 32-176. 34 and prec. heading added. Amendment.

App. A

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 222. 60

App. A

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 1748, 245. 30 1751

App. A, B

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 1748, 245. 90 1751

App. A, B

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 1748, 253. 20 1751

App. A, B

Do.

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

June 17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

17

Items 176. 04176. 13 Items 176. 32176. 36

168

Sched. 2, Pt. 5 Items 270. 15270. 40 Heading prec. Item 270. 45 Items 270. 60270. 65

901

Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3712 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 89-651

897

89-651

3(a)(1)

897

89-651

3(a)(1)

898

89-651

3(b)

Item 270. 70 Items 273.05273.20

898

89-651

3(c)

898

89-651

3(d)

Item 273.25 and prec. heading Item 273.30 Items 273.35, 273.40

898

89-651

3(e)

Items 273.05273.20 and prec. headings deleted; new 273.10 added. Deletion.

898

89-651

3(e)

Amendment.

898

89-651

3(e)

Items 274.73274.90

897

89-651

3(a)(1)(C), (D)

Items 273.35, 273.40 and prec. heading deleted; new 273.35 added. Items 274.75274.90 and prec. headings deleted; new 274.73274.90 added.

1810 1772

8(a)

Title amended. Items 270.15-270.40 deleted; new 270. 25 added. Amendment. Items 270.60, 270.65 and prec. heading deleted; new 270. 63 added. Revision.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions afiected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

1930

80

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

June 17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

Item 1748, 419.76 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 1748, 420.54 1751

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

Sched. 4, 110 P t. 8, A, Hdnt. 2 Items 110 465.05, 465.15 Items 110 465.25, 465.35 Item 110 465.45 Item 110 465.55 Item 110 465.65 110 Sched. 4, P t. 13, A, Hdnt. 1 Item 110 490.24 Item 110 490.48 Item 110 490.73 Item 110 490.92 Item 1748, 1751 513.34

17

46:590

361

Items 517.30517.33

169

17

46:590

361

Item 531.37

1772

17

46:590

361

Item 535.31

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 544.51

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 1749, 607.50 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 1749, 607.51 1751

Item 130 335.60 Items 130 339.00, 339.05, 339.10 Item 1748, 418.94 1751

Amendment.

89-405

Item 339.00 repealed; 339.05, 339.10 and prec. heading added. Amendment.

89-405

Kb)

Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 89-388

App. A, B

89-388

1(e)

89-388

1(e)(2)

Do.

89-388

1(e)(2)

Do.

89-388

1(e)(3)

Do.

89-388

1(e)(2)

Do.

89-388

1(f)(3)

Deletion.

89-388

1(e)(2)

Amendment.

89-388

1(e)(2)

Do.

89-388

1(e)(2)

Do.

89-388

1(e)(3)

Do.

Proc. No. 3694 89-433

App. A, B

Do.

Proc. No. 3712 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694

App. A

App. A, B

Do.

App. A, B

Do.

1(f)(2)

1(a)

Repeal. Amendment.

Item 517.31 repealed; new 517.30, 517.33 added. Amendment.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A, B

Do.

App. A, B

Do.

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 our domestic animals a new race can readily be formed by carefully matching the varying offspring from a single pair, or even from a single individual possessing some new character; but most of our races have been formed, not intentionally from a selected pair, but unconsciously by the preservation of many individuals which have varied, however slightly, in some useful or desired manner. If in one country stronger and heavier horses, and in another country lighter and fleeter ones, were habitually preferred, we may feel sure that two distinct sub-breeds would be produced in the course of time, without any one pair having been separated and bred from, in either country. Many races have been thus formed, and their manner of formation is closely analogous to that of natural species. We know, also, that the horses taken to the Falkland Islands have, during successive generations, become smaller and weaker, whilst those which have run wild on the Pampas have acquired larger and coarser heads; and such changes are manifestly due, not to any one pair, but to all the individuals having been subjected to the same conditions, aided, perhaps, by the principle of reversion. The new sub-breeds in such cases are not descended from any single pair, but from many individuals which have varied in different degrees, but in the same general manner; and we may conclude that the races of man have been similarly produced, the modifications being either the direct result of exposure to different conditions, or the indirect result of some form of selection. But to this latter subject we shall presently return.

On the Extinction of the Races of Man.—The partial or complete extinction of many races and sub-races of man is historically known. Humboldt saw in South America a parrot which was the sole living creature that could speak a word of the language of a lost tribe. Ancient monuments and stone implements found in all parts of the world, about which no tradition has been preserved by the present inhabitants, indicate much extinction. Some small and broken tribes, remnants of former races, still survive in isolated and generally mountainous districts. In Europe the ancient races were all, according to Schaaffhausen, "lower in the scale than the rudest living savages;" they must therefore have differed, to a certain extent, from any existing race. The remains described by Professor Broca from Les Eyzies, though they unfortunately appear to have belonged to a single family, indicate a race with a most singular combination of low or simious, and of high characteristics. This race is "entirely

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AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS TABLE 1.—General

Legislation—Continued

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

1930 June 17

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Commenl;

Tariff Schedules

46:590

361

Item 646.92

1749, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 648. 97

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 651. 37

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 652. 80

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 652. 98

1749, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 660. 10

1749, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 660. 22

1749, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 661. 20

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 668. 04

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 680. 22

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 680. 50

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 680. 54

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 685. 42

1751

17

46:590

361

Item 685. 50

1751

17

46:590

361

1806

17

46:590

361

Items 688. 05, 688. 07, 688. 16 Item 692. 60

17

46:590

361

Item 694. 60

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 696. 35

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 703. 70

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 708. 72

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 709. 40

1810

1750, 1751

Proc.

No. 3694 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3743 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744

A p p. A, B

Amendment.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

A p p. A, B

Do.

App. B(l.)

Addition.

App. B(l.)

Amendment. Addition.

App. A, B

Amendment.

App. A, B

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

1930

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Proc. No. 3696 89-805

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

June 17

46:590

361

Item 711.35

1753

17

46:590

361

1521

17

46:590

361

Sched. 7, Pt. 2, E, Hdnt. 6 Item 722. 40

17

46:590

361

Item 734. 20

1750, 1751

17

46:590

361

Item 737. 50

1810

17

46:590

361

898

17

46:590

361

Item 737. 52 Item 737. 65

17

46:590

361

Item 737. 80

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 741. 10

1810

17

46:590

361

1523

17

46:590

361

Sched. 7, Pt. 7, A, Hdnt. 4 Item 745. 56

17

46:590

361

Item 745. 70

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 745. 72

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 756. 04

1810

17

46:590

361

Item 760. 10

1810

17

46:590

361

Items 765. 03765. 07

898

Proc. No. 3703 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 89-651

17

46:590

361

898

89-651

4(b)

17

46:590

361

Heading prec. Item 766. 20 Item 770. 80

1810

App. A

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 773. 05

1810

App. A

Do.

17

46:590

361

Item 792. 60

1772

App. A

Do.

17

46:590

361

Sched. 8, Pt. 1, B, Hdnt. 2

901

Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3712 89-651

8(b)

Do.

1810

1810

1761

Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3694 Proc. No. 3744 89-651 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 Proc. No. 3744 89-806

Supplemental provision.

Kb) App. A

Addition. Amendment.

App. A, B

Do.

App. A

Do.

3(a)(2)

Revision.

App. A

Amendment.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

2(a), (c)

Addition. Supplemental provision.

App. A

Amendment.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

App. A

Do.

4(a)

Items 765. 05, 765.07 and prec. heading deleted; new 765.03 added. Amendment.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

1930 June 17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17 17

46:590 46:590

361 361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17 17

46:590 46:590

361 361

17 17 17

46:590 46:590 46:590

361 361 361

17

46:590

361

17 17

46:590 46:590

361 361

17 17 17

46:590 46:590 46:590

361 361 361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

Item 806. 10 Item 807. 00 Item 817. 00 Item 830. 00 Item 831. 00 Item 840. 00 Sched. 8, P t. 4, Hdnt. 1 Sched. 8, P t. 4, Hdnt. 3 Sched. 8, P t. 4, Hdnt. 6 Item 850. 10 Item 851.10 and prec. heading Item 851.15 Item 851.50 Items 851. 60, 851. 65 Item 852.10 and p r e c. heading Item 854.10 Sched. 8, P t. 6, Hdnt. 1 Item 870.27 Item 870.30 P t. 1, B, Hdnt. 2 (App.) P t. 1, B, Hdnt. 2 (App.) Item 903.20 (App.) Item 903.21 (App.) Items 903.30903.65 (App.) Item 903.90 (App.) Item 904.40 (App.) Item 907.15 (App.) Item 907.30 (App.)

Deletion.

901

89-651

8(b)

1523

89-806

1

189

89-436

1(a)

Addition.

901

89-651

8(b)

Amendment.

901

89-651

8(b)

Do.

898 899

89-651 89-651

5 6(c)(2)

898

89-651

6(a)

899

89-651

6(c)(3)

901 899

89-651 89-651

8(b) 6(a)(2), (3)

1524 899 899

89-806 89-651 89-651

3 6(b) 6(c)

Addition. Revision. Addition.

901

89-651

7

Deletion.

901 879

89-651 89-634

6(c)(4) 3

Amendment. Addition.

901 880 71

89-651 89-634 89-368

7 3 303

Do. Do. Amendment.

189

89-436

1(b)

Deletion.

191

89-439

191

89-439

110

89-388

Kg)

D u t y suspension, extension. D u t y reduction, extension. Repeal.

771

89-575

168

89-431

Kb)

D u t y suspension, extension. Repeal.

192

89-440

169

89-432

Amendment.

Do. Deletion; n e w headnote 1 added. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do.

D u t y suspension, extension. Do.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

1930 June 17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:690

361

17

46:590

361

Items 907.70907.77 and prec. heading (App.) Item 907.80 (App.) Items 907. 8 5 907. 88 and prec. heading (App.) Item 909. 20 (App.) Item 909. 25 (App.) Item 909. 30 (App.) Item 911.05 (App.) Heading prec. Items 911. 1 0 911. 12 (App.) Items 911. 1 0 91L 12 (App.) Items 911. 1 3 91L 16 (App.) Item 911. 70 (App.) Item 915. 20 (App.) Item 915. 25 (App.) Items 916. 2 0 916. 23 (App.) Heading prec. Item 927. 50 (App.) Items 927. 5 3 927. 62 (App.)

Kg)

Repeal.

89-388

Kg)

D u t y suspension, extension. Repeal.

169

89-433

1(b)

169

89-434

192

89-440

Do.

192

89-440

Do.

218

89-468

Kb)

Effective period deleted.

218

89-468

1(a)

Revision.

219

89-468

1(c)

Addition.

190

89-437

189

89-436

Kb)

Deletion.

71

89-368

303

Addition.

118

89-392

1755

Proc. No. 3697

Amendment.

1755

Proc. No. 3697

Items 927.53, 927.54 deleted; new 927.60927.62 a d d e d.

110

89-388

765

89-573

no

Do. D u t y suspension, extension.

D u t y suspension, extension.

Do.

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 different from any other, ancient or modern, that we have ever heard of." It differed, therefore, from the quaternary race of the caverns of Belgium.

Man can long resist conditions which appear extremely unfavourable for his existence. He has long lived in the extreme regions of the North, with no wood for his canoes or implements, and with only blubber as fuel, and melted snow as drink. In the southern extremity of America the Fuegians survive without the protection of clothes, or of any building worthy to be called a hovel. In South Africa the aborigines wander over arid plains, where dangerous beasts abound. Man can withstand the deadly influence of the Terai at the foot of the Himalaya, and the pestilential shores of tropical Africa.

Extinction follows chiefly from the competition of tribe with tribe, and race with race. Various checks are always in action, serving to keep down the numbers of each savage tribe,—such as periodical famines, nomadic habits and the consequent deaths of infants, prolonged suckling, wars, accidents, sickness, licentiousness, the stealing of women, infanticide, and especially lessened fertility. If any one of these checks increases in power, even slightly, the tribe thus affected tends to decrease; and when of two adjoining tribes one becomes less numerous and less powerful than the other, the contest is soon settled by war, slaughter, cannibalism, slavery, and absorption. Even when a weaker tribe is not thus abruptly swept away, if it once begins to decrease, it generally goes on decreasing until it becomes extinct.

When civilised nations come into contact with barbarians the struggle is short, except where a deadly climate gives its aid to the native race. Of the causes which lead to the victory of civilised nations, some are plain and simple, others complex and obscure. We can see that the cultivation of the land will be fatal in many ways to savages, for they cannot, or will not, change their habits. New diseases and vices have in some cases proved highly destructive; and it appears that a new disease often causes much death, until those who are most susceptible to its destructive influence are gradually weeded out; and so it may be with the evil effects from spirituous liquors, as well as with the unconquerably strong taste for them shewn by so many

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules

1930 June 17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17 17 17

46:590 46:590 46:590

361 361 361

339 514 514

46:590 46:817 46:818 46:821 46:822 46:918 46:918 46:949 46:1009 46:1026

361 441 445 454 458 520 520 521 528 545

525

46:1084 46:1115 46:1174 46:1242 46:1277 46:1309 46:1376 46:1415 46:1421 46:1471 46:1487 46:1530

616 666 691 717 718 719 721 723 735 781 787 863

3 1 1

22 18 22 29 30 30

47:5 47:50 47:91 47:343 47:382 47:382

2 35 95 208 212 212

30 30 30 30

47:382 47:382 47:382 47:382

212 212 212 212

1 7 14 15 22

47:475 47:609 47:664 47:696 47:725

232 269 286 287 304

3,4 1 1 1 1 204, 205, 209, 213, 215 322 322 401-408 501-504, 509 1 1 1

22 22 22

47:725 47:725 47:725

304 304 304

17 26 26 27 27 July 3 3 3 3 Dec. 12

Public law

Item 930. 00 (App.) Item 943. 10 (App.) Item 950. 08 (App.)

1 6 1

1753 1761 1768

Deletion.

Proc, No. 3696 Proc. No. 3703 Proc. No. 3709

Do. Amendment.

Repeal. Exception. Do.

648 110 1523, 1524 1312 648 648 941 648 1406 648 648 648 648

89-762 89-554 89-554 89-670 89-554 89-789 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 3(b) K b), 4(b) 5(b) 2 8 8 6(g)(4) 8 103 8 8 8 8

648 648 648 648 648 648 648 648 648 648 330 648

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-522 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1 8

Do. Partial repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Revision. Repeal.

648 263 648 648 648 648

89-554 89-493 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 7(b) 8 8 8 8

Do. Amendment. Partial repeal. Do. Do. Repeal.

973 1505 648 648

89-685 89-797 89-554 89-554

6 8 8

648 648 648 1449 824, 825 1293 1293 1293

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-793 89-597

8 8 8 501 4,7

89-754 89-754 89-754

1016(a) 1016(b)(1) 1016(b)(2)

89-554 89-388 89-806

Repeal. Do. Do. Transfer of functions. Repeal. Project modification. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do.

1931 Feb. 10 14 20 23 23 23 23 24 26 Mar 2 3 4

1 1

1932 Jan. Feb. Apr. June

July

5B 12 18(b) 18(c)

Exception. Do. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Do. N onapplicability. Addition; expiration date. Amendment. Do. Addition.

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Provisions afEected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

80

Section

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Comment

648 648 648 648 1358 648 648

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-778 89-554 89-554

8 8

Repeal. Partial repeal. Do. Do. Exemption provision. Partial repeal. Repeal.

973

89-685

6

Exception.

648 648

89-554 89-554

8 8

Partial repeal. Repeal.

648

89-554

8

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-537 89-554 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-427 89-554 89-695

8 8 8

89-485 89-485 89-695

13(a) 13(b) 207, 401

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-525 89-525 89-525 89-525 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 4(a) (ii) 4(a)(i) 4(a) (ii) 4(a)(i) 8 8

101(a), 102(a) 101(b), 102(a) 8 4(b)(1), (2) 8 8 6 S 8 8 8 405(f) 8 8 8 8

1933 Jan. 17 Feb. 17 28 Mar. 1 3 3 3

47:761 47:820 47:1350 47:1371 47:1425 47:1432 47:1489

3

47:1489

4 20

47:1571 48:8

20

48:8

1 311 361 1 381 1 387 1 415 419 428 8, 10, 11, 16, (title II) 17 428 2 (title III) 1 441 2 5 (title II) 2 1 (title III) 5 1, 2, 4 - 6 40 10 15 3 17 15d(a) 17 17 22 1-26 22 301-328 22 304(a) (10) 41 1,2 43 4 43 5(d)

31 May 12 12 18 18 27 27 27 June 13 13 13

48:22 48:31 48:55 48:58 48:58 48:74 48:74 48:74 48:127 48:128 48:128

16 16 16

48:162 48:162 48:162

66 66 66

2(b)(4) 2(c) 30

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

48:195 48:211 48:222 48:257 48:257 48:257 48:257 48:257 48:257 48:283

67 68 70 75 75 75 75 75 75 78

2,201 2, 14 1 2 34 34(a) 41 41(a) 70 8, 16

648 648 648 346 648 1278 1278 1278 161 648 1028, 1036, 1056 242 242 1055, 1056 648 648 648 648 334 334 334 334 648 648

Jan. 24

48:319

85

23(a)(4), (5)

855

89-610

24

48:319

85

40(a)

855

89-610

Feb. 15 15 Mar. 2 15 16 24 26 26 28 28 28 Apr. 7 May 10 30

48:351 48:351 48:362 48:425 48:451 48:450 48:466 48:467 48:509 48:509 48:509 48:529 48:680 48:817

93 93 109 123 124 127 129 131 141 141 141 143 216 268

1 1(a), (b) 1 1 4(b)

648 253 648 648 929 048 649 649 649 298 649 649 649 649

89-554 89-488 89-554 89-554 89-669 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-504 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8

8 504(b) 504(b) 504(b) 4(a), (b) 8 101(a), (b), 401

Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Exemption. Do. Addition. Amendment. Repeal. Revision; expiration date. Addition. Repeal. Repeal; expiration date. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Do.

1934

V

1 23 23 1 512(b), 513 1

Amendment. Do. Partial repeal. Amendment. Partial repeal. Do. Amendment. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Amendment. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal.

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

A29

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

649 649 705 821

89-554 89-554 89-559 89-594

8 8 1

Partial repeal. Do. Amendment. Revision; exception.

649

89-554

8

Repeal.

649 738 1271 1296 1266 1266 1275 1277 1270, 1277 1267

89-554 89-566 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754

8 3 312 1020(g) 301 302 502(a) 503 311, 503

89-754

304

Do.

1267

89-754

Do.

1266 1267

89-754 89-754

303(c) (1), (2) 303(a), (b) 305(a), (b)

Do. Do.

1267, 1268

89-754

306(a), (b)

Do.

1317 1317 1268

89-769 89-769 89-754

4(a) 4(a) 307

Do. Do. Do.

1317

89-769

4(a)

Do.

1317 1268, 1270 1317 1270

89-769 89-754

1268 1292 1277 1295 1273 164

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-429

4(a) 308, 309, 310(c) 4(a), (b) 310(b)(1), (2) 310(a) 1013(h) 502(b) 1020(b) 405 2(a), (b)

1236

89-751

7

168 738 1285 738 166 1296 738 1270 1285 1296

89-429 89-566 89-754 89-566 89-429 89-754 89-566 89-754 89-754 89-754

9 2 1007 1 3(a) 1020(c) 3 310(d) 1005 1020(d)

Comment

1934 June

4 19 19 19

48:846 48:1021 48:1125 48:1125

19

48:1183

22 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1201 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

27

48:1246

479

27

48:1246

479

27 27

48:1246 48:1246

479 479

27

48:1246

479

27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479

27

48:1246

479

27 27

48:1246 48:1246

479 479

27 27

48:1246 48:1246

479 479

27 27 27 27 27 ,.27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479

27

48:1246

479

27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479

65-300 0-67—107

285 412 436 436 Pub. Res. 44 448 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479

1 1 11 (ch. II) 10(2)(d) (ch. V)

1 203(b)(2) 203(1) 207 212 212(a) 213 (j) (2)(A) 213(k),(I) 21,3 (m), (n) 220(d) (3)(A)(i) 220(d) (3)(B) (iii) 221(a) 221(d)(2) 221(d) (2)(A) 221(d) (3) (iii) 221(d)(6) 221(f) 221(f) 221(g)(1), (2) 221(h) 223(a)(8) 227 227(a) (vi) 302(b) 302(c)(1)(5)

302(c) (2)(B) 302(c)(4) 303(d), (e) 304(a)(1) 304(b) 305(c) 305(e) 305(g) 305(h) 305 (i) 308(a)

89-769 89-754

Do. Exception. Do. Amendment. Do. Addition. Applicability. Do. Amendment.

Do. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Existing text designated as (1) and amended; p a r s. (2)-(5) added. Revision. Exception. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Amendment. Addition. Designation " (a) " deleted.

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 savages. It further appears, mysterious as is the fact, that the first meeting of distinct and separated people generates disease. Mr. Sproat, who in Vancouver Island closely attended to the subject of extinction, believed that changed habits of life, consequent on the advent of Europeans, induces much ill health. He lays, also, great stress on the apparently trifling cause that the natives become "bewildered and dull by the new life around them; they lose the motives for exertion, and get no new ones in their place."

The grade of their civilisation seems to be a most important element in the success of competing nations. A few centuries ago Europe feared the inroads of Eastern barbarians; now any such fear would be ridiculous. It is a more curious fact, as Mr. Bagehot has remarked, that savages did not formerly waste away before the classical nations, as they now do before modern civilised nations; had they done so, the old moralists would have mused over the event; but there is no lament in any writer of that period over the perishing barbarians. The most potent of all the causes of extinction, appears in many cases to be lessened fertility and ill-health, especially amongst the children, arising from changed conditions of life, notwithstanding that the new conditions may not be injurious in themselves. I am much indebted to Mr. H. H. Howorth for having called my attention to this subject, and for having given me information respecting it. I have collected the following cases.

When Tasmania was first colonised the natives were roughly estimated by some at 7000 and by others at 20,000. Their number was soon greatly reduced, chiefly by fighting with the English and with each other. After the famous hunt by all the colonists, when the remaining natives delivered themselves up to the government, they consisted only of 120 individuals, who were in 1832 transported to Flinders Island. This island, situated between Tasmania and Australia, is forty miles long, and from twelve to eighteen miles broad: it seems healthy, and the natives were well treated. Nevertheless, they suffered greatly in health. In 1834 they consisted (Bonwick, p. 250) of forty-seven adult males, forty-eight adult females, and sixteen children, or in all of 111 souls. In 1835 only one hundred were left.

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Provisions afEected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

80

Amendatory provisions Section

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Comment

89-695 89-695

89-695

103, 401

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754

1020(e) 312 1020(f) 1019 402(a) 402(b) 401

1934 June 27 27

48:1246 48:1246

479 479

401(b) 405(a)

27

48:1246

479

407

27

48:1246

479

408(c)

27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479 479

512 523 1001(c) 1001(d) 1002(c) 1002(d)(1) 1004-1013

1055 1055, 1056 1036, 1046, 1056 1046, 1056 1296 1271 1296 1295 1272 1272 1271

27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1267

1005 1006 1101-1106 2

1272 1272 1274 649

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-554

403 404 502(a) 8

27

48:1267

2

953

89-673

8(2)

Do.

27

48:1283

479 479 479 Pub. Res. 52 Pub. Res. 52 485

9

649

89-554

8

Do.

2(1) 1 2 14

890 649 875 649

89-644 89-554 89-628 89-554

8

8(b)

293

89-504

107

8(g) 1 1 36 1 302, 303 401 401(a)

1167 649 649 257 649 930 927 930 956

89-742 89-554 89-554 89-489 89-554 89-669 89-669 89-669 89-678

8 8 1 8 8(a) 3(b) 8(b)

649 893

89-554 89-646

8

89-794 89-792 89-384 89-572

501 4(c) 4(a) 5

89-572 89-572 89-368

5 5 302(a)

89-695

302(a), (c) 302(b), (c), 303(b) 102(a), (b), 401

Amendment. Do. Revision; expiration date. Do. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision. Secs. 1004-1012 redesignated as 1005-1013; new 1004 added. Amendment. Revision. Addition. Repeal.

1935 Feb. 22 Mar. 22 Apr. 8 8

49:30 49:67 49:113 49:115

27

49:163

14 22 28 Pub. Res. 11 46

27 May 9 17 28 June 14 15 15 15 17

49:163 49:176 49:247 49:305 49:341 49:378 49:378 49:378 49:386

46 53 62 81 138 148 148 148 151

July 25 Aug. 2

49:498 49:512

14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

219 Pub. Res. 42 271 271 271 271

1-6 201-227 205(p)(l)

1466 1436 105 765

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

209 210(a) 216(b), (f)

765 765 70

8

Amendment. Partial repeal. Revision. Repeal. Compensation rates, increase. Revision. Partial repeal. Do. Partial exception. Partial repeal. Repeal. Applicability. Amendment. Amendment. (See also 1895, Ch. 23.) Repeal. (Revised. See 1954, P.L. 736.) Exceptions. Exception. Do. Amendment unaffected. Do. Do. Exception.

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Section

Comment

89-368

302(a), (b)

Addition; supplem e n t a l provision. Exception. Do. Applicability.

Public

law

1935 228 67,70

Aug. 14

49:620

271

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271 271 271 271 271

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

14 14 14 14 21 21 21 21 24

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:666 49:666 49:666 49:670 49:793

271 271 271 271 292 292 292 296 321

28 28

49:941 49:946

383 386

649 265

29

49:967

399

Jan. 21

49:1097

Mar. 14 May 13 15 26 27 27 June 4 5 5 5 22 22 22

49:1161 49:1270 49:1309 49:1374 49:1380 49:1380 49:1421 49:1478 49:1483 49:1484 49:1570 49:1757 49:1807

Pub. Res. 68 471 579 599 618 622 622 637 660 667 670 738 741 749

23 23 24 26 26 26 29 29 30

49:1854 49:1888 49:1903 49:1939 49:1969 49:1976 49:1985 49:1985 49:2036

762 764 784 815 817 827 835 835 846

401-409 401-409 409(a)(1)(6) 1001-1006 1401-1405 1501-1510 1511 1601-1605 1801-1875 1837(c), (d) 1838(a)(2) (D) 1840(a)-(e) 1840(i) 1843(b)

1195 1436 1466

89-750 89-792 89-794

109 4(c) 501

1436 1436

4(c) 4(c)

865 105 105

89-792 89-792 89-554 89-554 89-792 89-614 89-384 89-384

4(c) 2(7) 3(a), (b) 3(d)

106 106 105

89-384 89-384 89-384

4(c) 4(c) 4(a), (b)

1843(e) 1843(g) 1861(v)(l) 1901-1905

105 105

89-384 89-384 89-713 89-794 89-458 89-479 89-565 89-670 89-719 89-554 89-493

4(b) 4(b) 7 701(a) 3 3 2 6(g)(4) 105(b), 114(c) 8 14

1077

89-699

201(g), 202

649

89-554

Repeal.

649 649 649 649 649

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-777 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-789 89-554 89-554

Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Amendment. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Applicability. Partial repeal. Repeal.

658 660 1436

1111 1472

211 232 737 941 1(d)

1139, 1147

Exception. Do. Repeal. Do. Exception. Restriction. Amendment. Exception. N onapplicabili ty. Addition. Amendment; nonapplicability. Exception. Addition. Amendment. Exception. Applicability. Do. Do. Transfer of functions. Addition. Repeal. (Revised. See 1943, P. L. 65.) Annuity increase.

1936

1-3 5(b)

3 1 9, 10, 20, 21, 26,38 1 3 501, 502 6 502(b) 1007

1358

649 649 649 649 1418

649 649 649 649 649 649 649 649 811 650 1346

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-589 89-554 89-774

201

Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Repeal. Applicability.

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 As they continued rapidly to decrease, and as they themselves thought that they should not perish so quickly elsewhere, they were removed in 1847 to Oyster Cove in the southern part of Tasmania. They then consisted (Dec. 20th, 1847) of fourteen men, twenty-two women and ten children. But the change of site did no good. Disease and death still pursued them, and in 1864 one man (who died in 1869), and three elderly women alone survived. The infertility of the women is even a more remarkable fact than the liability of all to ill-health and death. At the time when only nine women were left at Oyster Cove, they told Mr. Bonwick (p. 386), that only two had ever borne children: and these two had together produced only three children!

With respect to the cause of this extraordinary state of things, Dr. Story remarks that death followed the attempts to civilise the natives. "If left to themselves to roam as they were wont and undisturbed, they would have reared more children, and there would have been less mortality." Another careful observer of the natives, Mr. Davis, remarks, "The births have been few and the deaths numerous. This may have been in a great measure owing to their change of living and food; but more so to their banishment from the mainland of Van Diemen's Land, and consequent depression of spirits" (Bonwick, pp. 388, 390).

Similar facts have been observed in two widely different parts of Australia. The celebrated explorer, Mr. Gregory, told Mr. Bonwick, that in Queensland "the want of reproduction was being already felt with the blacks, even in the most recently settled parts, and that decay would set in." Of thirteen aborigines from Shark's Bay who visited Murchison River, twelve died of consumption within three months.

The decrease of the Maories of New Zealand has been carefully investigated by Mr. Fenton, in an admirable report, from which all the following statements, with one exception, are taken. The decrease in number since 1830 is admitted by every one, including the natives themselves, and is still steadily progressing. Although it has hitherto been found impossible to take an actual census of the natives, their numbers were carefully estimated by residents in many districts. The result seems trustworthy, and shows that during the fourteen years, previous

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Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Public law-

80

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1937

Apr. 26 June 16 24

50:72 50:261 50:307

Pub. Res. 4 48 153 162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

Feb.

3

50:7

649 1 1, "Sees. 1-21" 1, "Sees. 1-21" 1, "Sec. 1(e)" 1, "Sec. 1(h)(1)" 1, "Sec. l(q)" 1, "Sec. 2(a)" 1, "Sec. 2(e)" 1, "Sec. 2(e)" 1, "Sec. 2(g)" 1, "Sec. 2(i)" 1, "Sec. 2(j)" 1, "Sec. 3(a)" 1, "Sec. 3(b)(1)" 1, "Sec. 3(c)" 1, "Sec. 3(e)" 1, "Sec. 3(e)" 1, "Sec. 3(f)(5)" 1, "Sec. 3(g)" 1, "Sec. 3(i)" 1, "Sec. 3(])" 1, "Sec. 4(h)-(r)" 1, "Sec. 4(k), (1)" 1, "Sec. 5(a)" 1, "Sec. 5(b)" 1, "Sec. 5(f)(1)"

89-554

8

649 649 105

89-554 89-554 89-384

8 8 4(a)

1137

89-719

104(c)(2)

1079, 1085 1079, 1085 1079, 1085 1079, 1085 1075, 1077 1080, 1085 1080, 1085 1075, 1077 1080, 1086 1075, 1077 1080, 1085 1080, 1086, 1088 1076, 1077 1080, 1081, 1086 1081, 1085 1081, 1086 1081, 1086 1073, 1074 1081, 1085

89-700

89-699

101(a), 112(a) 101(b), 112(a) 101(c), 112(a) 102(a), 112(b) 201(a)(1), 202 102(b), 112(c) 102(c), 112(c) 201(a)(2), 202 102(d), 112(d) 201(b), 202 103(a), 112(a) 103(b), 112(e), 301 (i), (iv) 201(c), 202 103(c) (1), (2), 112(f), (g) 103(d), 112(a) 103(e), 112(h) 103(f), 112(g) 1,3

89-700

104, 112(a)

89-700

104, 112(a)

89-700

105(b)(2), 112(a) 105(a), (b) (1), (2), 112(a), (i) 105(c)(1), (2), 112(j),

1082, 1085 1082, 1085 1082, 1085, 1086 1082, 1086

89-700 89-700 89-700 89-699 89-700 89-700 89-699 89-700 89-699 89-700 89-700 89-699 89-700 89-700 89-700 89-700

89-700 89-700

(k) 1

Repeal.

Do.

Partial repeal. Exception. E x e m p t i o n of annuities. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Do. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Do. Revision. Addition. Subsecs. (i)-(l), redesignated as (h) - (k); (n)-(r) as (l)-(p). Technical amendments. Amendment. Do. Do.

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

1082, 1085, 1086, 1088 1083, 1085 1076, 1077 1083, 1086 1083, 1086

89-700

105(.d)(l), (2), 112(a), (I), 301(i), (iv) 105(e), 112 (a) 201(d), 202 105(g), 112(m) 105(f), 112(g)

Comment

1937 June 24

50:307

162

1, " S e c. 5(f)(2)"

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

1, " S e c. 5(g)(3)" 1, " S e c. 5(h)" 1, "Sec. 5(i)(l)(ii)" 1, "Sec. 5(i)(3) (i), (ii)" 1, "Sec. 5(i)(3) (iii)" 1, "Sec. 5(i)(4), (5)" 1, "Sec. 5(j)" 1, "Sec. 5(k)(l)" 1, "Sec. 5(1)(1)" 1, "Sec. 5(l)(l)(ii)"

24

50:307

24

162

50:307 162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24 28 29 29 July 13 22

50:307 50:319 50:359 50:395 50:512 50:522

162 163 172 173 206 210

89-700 89-699 89-700 89-700

Revision. Amendment. Do.

89-700

105(f), 112(g)

Addition.

1083, 1086

89-700

105(f), 112(g)

P a r. (4) redesignated as (5); new (4) added.

1083, 1085 1083, 1085 1084, 1086 1083, 1086

89-700

105(h), 112(b) 105(i), 112(a) 105(j) (3), 112(0) 105 (j) (1), (2), 112(i), (n) 105(k), 112(e), 301 (i), (iv) 201(e) (1), (2), 202 201(f), 202 201(g), 202 106, 112(a)

89-700 89-700 89-700 89-700

1, "Sec. 1076, 5(1) (10) 1077 (i), (ii)" 1, "Sec. 1077 5(m)" 1, "Sec. 1077 6" 1, "Sec. 1085 8" 1, "Sec. 1085 9(a)" 1, "Sec. 1085 10(b)4" 1, "Sec. 1085 10(b)6" 1, " S e c. 1074 15(b)-(e)"

89-699

31

Deletion.

1083, 1086

1, "Sec. 1084, 5(1)(9)" 1086, 1088

1, "Sec. 19(a), (b) " 1, "Sec. 20(a)" 202 1, 2, 5, 8-10 1

Amendment.

89-699 89-699 89-700 89-700 89-700

107(a), (b), 112(a) 108, 112(a)

89-700

108, 112(a)

89-699

2(a), (b)

1085

89-700

1085

89-700

109(a), (b), 112(a) 110, 112(a)

1085 649 649 649 649 1478

89-700 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-796

111, 112(a) 8 8 8 8 1(a)

Amendment. Do. Do. •n

Do. Do.

Do. Addition. A n n u i t y increase. Amendment. Do. Do. Addition. Subsecs. (b) - (d) redesignated as (c)-(e) and amended; new (b) added. Amendment. Designation " (a) " deleted. Amendment. Repeal. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Amendment.

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LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 80 TABLE 1.—General

Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1937 July 22

50:522

210

32(e)

167

89-429

5

22 26 Aug. 9 12 14 14 17

50:522 50:533 50:564 50:626 50:640 50:641 50:673

32(e)

1478 649 649 959 649 649 266

89-796 89-554 89-554 89-682 89-554 89-554 89-493

1(b) 8 8 3 8 8 18

19 19 19 20 26 28 Sept. 1 1 1

50:697 50:703 50:703 50:731 50:840 50:871 50:888 50:888 50:903

210 212 249 265 284 287 314 (title I) 319 323 323 329 383 401 412 412 414

Supplemental provision. Amendment. Repeal. Partial repeal. Waiver. Repeal. Do. Amendment.

883 334 649 200 649 649 1284 1284 649

89-639 89-525 89-554 89-448 89-554 89-554 89-754 89-754 89-554

1,2 5 8 2 8 8 1003 1002 8

Revision. Amendment. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Do. Repeal.

Feb. 16 16 Mar. 18

52:31 52:31 52:110

430 430 446

316(c) 379c(a) 1(b)(1), (2)

220 202 1415

89-471 89-451 89-789

3 108(a)

18 Apr. 4 6 25 27 May 12 13 23 28 31 June 16 20 20 20 23 23

52:110 52:156 52:200 52:221 52:248 52:349 52:351 52:410 52:447 52:586 52:710 52:797 52:797 52:802 52:943 52:953

446 458 468 490 495 508 510 534 554 558 644 684 684 685 701 705

1(c) 1

1415 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 1294 1294 650 650 650

89-789 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-754 89-754 89-554 89-554 89-554

108(b) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1016(b) 1016(b) 8 8 8

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

52:1040 52:1040 52:1040 52:1040 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

717 717 717 717 718 718 718 718

89-755 89-755 89-477 89-756 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601

11 7(a)

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

718 718 718 718 718 718 718 718

1302 1300 231 1305 841 831 832 830, 837 831 831 830 833 832 840 838 838

1 2 6 3,6 5(e), (f) 6(c) 9(c) 16(2) 23(d) 501

1938

1 1 811

16 5 45, " S e c. 1007" 303 402(d) 701(e)-(g) 3(d) 3(e) 3(m), (n) 3(r) 3(s) 3(t) 3(u) 3(v), (w) 5 6(a) 6(a)(4), (5)

89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601

3(a) 306 102(b) 103(a) 101(a), 215(a) 102(a) 102(c) 101(b) 103(b) 102(d) 304 301(a) 301(b), 302

Amendment. Do. Part of existing text designated as (2); clause (1) added. Amendment. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. "Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Exception. Proviso applicable. Repeal. Do. Do. Exception. N onapplicability. Revision. Applicability. Exception. Amendment. Revision. Amendment. Do. Revision. Addition, Do. Do. Applicability. Partial revision. Addition.

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 to 1858, the decrease was 19.42 per cent. Some of the tribes, thus carefully examined, lived above a hundred miles apart, some on the coast, some inland; and their means of subsistence and habits differed to a certain extent (p. 28). The total number in 1858 was believed to be 53,700, and in 1872, after a second interval of fourteen years, another census was taken, and the number is given as only 36,359, shewing a decrease of 32.29 per cent.! Mr. Fenton, after shewing in detail the insufficiency of the various causes, usually assigned in explanation of this extraordinary decrease, such as new diseases, the profligacy of the women, drunkenness, wars, &c., concludes on weighty grounds that it depends chiefly on the unproductiveness of the women, and on the extraordinary mortality of the young children (pp. 31, 34). In proof of this he shews (p. 33) that in 1844 there was one non-adult for every 2.57 adults; whereas in 1858 there was only one non-adult for every 3.27 adults. The mortality of the adults is also great. He adduces as a further cause of the decrease the inequality of the sexes; for fewer females are born than males. To this latter point, depending perhaps on a widely distinct cause, I shall return in a future chapter. Mr. Fenton contrasts with astonishment the decrease in New Zealand with the increase in Ireland; countries not very dissimilar in climate, and where the inhabitants now follow nearly similar habits. The Maories themselves (p. 35) "attribute their decadence, in some measure, to the introduction of new food and clothing, and the attendant change of habits;" and it will be seen, when we consider the influence of changed conditions on fertility, that they are probably right. The diminution began between the years 1830 and 1840; and Mr. Fenton shews (p. 40) that about 1830, the art of manufacturing putrid corn (maize), by long steeping in water, was discovered and largely practised; and this proves that a change of habits was beginning amongst the natives, even when New Zealand was only thinly inhabited by Europeans. When I visited the Bay of Islands in 1835, the dress and food of the inhabitants had already been much modified: they raised potatoes, maize, and other agricultural produce, and exchanged them for English manufactured goods and tobacco.

It is evident from many statements in the life of Bishop Patteson, that the Melanesians of the New Hebrides and neighbouring archipelagoes, suffered to an extraordinary degree in health, and perished in large numbers, when they were

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AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS TABLE 1.—General

Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1938 June 25

52:1060

718

6(b)

89-601

303, 306

6(c) 6(e) 7(a) 7(b)(3) 7(c), (d)

838, 841 839 841 841 837 835

25 25 25 25 25

52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

718 718 718 718 718

89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601

304 305 401 212(b) 204(c)

25

52:1060

718

7(d)-(i)

836

89-601

204(d)(1)

25

52:1060

718

7(g)-(i)

89-601

25 25 25 25 25 25 25

52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

718 718 718 718 718 718 718

7(j) 8 12 13 13(a)(1) 13(a)(2) 13(a)(3)

836, 842 842 840 834 841 837 833 833

25 25

52:1060 52:1060

718 718

52:1060

718

833 836, 838 836

89-601 89-601

25

13(a)(6) 13(a)(7), (8) 13(a)(9)

204(d)(2), 402 403 304 203(d) 305 214 201(a) 201(b)(2), 202 203(a) 205, 215(c)

89-601

206(a), 207

25 25

52:1060 52:1060

718 718

13(a) (10) 13(a) (10), (11)

834 838

89-601 89-601

204(a) 215(b)(1)

25

52:1060

718

13(a)(ll)(15)

838

89-601

215(b)(1)

25 25

52:1060 52:1060

718 718

13(a) (12) 13(a) (14)

836 838

89-601 89-601

206(b)(1) 215(b)(1)

25 25

52:1060 52:1060

718 718

13 (a)(15) 13(a)(16)(20)

836 834837

89-601 89-601

25

52:1060

718

13(a)(21)

838

89-601

208 203(b),204 (a), 209(a), 210 (a) 215(b)(1)

25 25 25 25

52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

718 718 718 718

13(a) (22) 13(b)(1) 13(b)(7) 13(b)(8)

89-601 89-670 89-601 89-601

25

52:1060

718

13(b) (10)

25

52:1060

718

13(b) ( 1 2) (19)

835 943 836 833, 837 836, 837 834837

25 25 25 25 25

52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060 52:1060

718 718 718 718 718

13(c) 13(f) 14 16(c) 18(a), (b)

834 837 842 844 841

89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601

204(a) 8(e) 206(c) 201(b)(1), 211 209(b), 212(a) 203(c), 204 (b), 206(b) (2), 210(b) 203(d) 213 501 601(a) 306

25

52:1094

722

1137

89-719

104(c)(2)

.89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601 89-601

89-601 89-601

Revision; applicability. Revision. Addition. Revision. Do. Subsec. (c) revised and replaced by new (c), (d). Subsecs. (d) - (h) redesignated as (e)-(i). Amendment. Addition. Applicability. Do. Exceptions. Amendment. Partial revision. Repeal; new p a r. (3) added. Revision. Amendment. Repeal; new p a r. (9) a d d e d. Repeal. P a r. (11) redesignated as (10). P a r s. (13)-(15) redesignated as (11)-(13). Repeal. P a r. (21) redesignated as (14). Amendment. Repeal. P a r. (21) redesignated as (14). Repeal. Amendment. Revision. Repeal; new par. (8) added. Repeal; new par.(10) added. Addition. Revision. Amendment. Revision. Amendment. Existing text designated as (a); subsec. (b) added. Exemption of annuities.

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Legislation—Continued

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

l (i), (k), (s), (t) 2(a), (g) 6 8(a) 8(b)

1087

89-700

201 (a)-(c)

Amendment.

1087 1087 1088 1087, 1088 1087 1087 1087 1087 650 650 650

89-700 89-700 89-700 89-700

Do. Do. Do. Do.

89-700 89-700 89-700 89-700 89-554 89-554 89-554

202(a), (b) 203 301 (i), (ii) 204(a), 301 (i), (ii) 204(b) 205 205 206 8 8 8

650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 265, 266 650 650 650 857

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-493

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 16

Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Amendment.

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-610

8 8 8 502

Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do.

650 822 650 650 650 650 975, 979 975

89-554 89-596 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-686

8 4(a) 8 8 8 8 1, 19

89-686

2

Revision.

975

89-686

1

Amendment.

975 975 975 975 975 977 977 977 978 978 978 979 978 978 979

89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686 89-686

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12(a) 12(b) 17 13 14 15

Comment

1938 June 25

52:1094

722

25 25 25 25

52:1094 52:1094 52:1094 52:1094

722 722 722 722

25 25 25 25 25 25 29

52:1094 52:1094 52:1094 52:1094 52:1197 52:1198 52:1246

722 722 722 722 740 743 Pub. Res. 127

8(h) 10(a) 11(a) 12(d), (g)

19 32 33 65 113 115 153 156 159 161

1-27, 301 4

Do. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Do. Do.

1939 Apr.

3 12 12 May 6 June 5 6 27 29 30 30

53:561 53:574 53:577 53:654 53:808 53:810 53:855 53:885 53:939 53:990

July 14 15 15 26

53:1000 53:1004 53:1043 53:1085

Aug.

2 4 4 5 5 7 9

53:1147 53:1187 53:1200 53:1203 53:1210 53:1253 53:1275

169 176 181 225 (title I) 252 260 263 266 284 326 354

9

53:1275

354

9

53:1275

354

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1275

354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354 354

1 3 5,6 2, 5 1

9 9(c) 2 101 (a)(1), (4) 101(a)(7) (A) 101(a)(8)(10) 101(a) (11) 201(a) 201(a)(1) 201(a) (10) 201(b) 201(c)(b) 201 (i)(4) 201(3) 202 203(d) 203(e) 301-306 301(a)(4) 301(a)(5) 302(a)

Do. Exception. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Amendment.

Do. Partial revision. Revision. Addition. Revision. Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Revision. Addition. Exception. Revision. Addition. Amendment.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Comment

Section

1939 Aug.

9 9 9 10 10 11

53:1275 53:1275 53:1275 53:1343 53:1352 53:1417

354 354 354 369 377 Pub. Res. 51

2 6 25 Apr. 4 11 18 20 30 30 May 14 24 June 4

54:38 54:47 54:55 54:81 54:105 54:111 54:143 54:169 54:174 54:181 54:219 54:230

12 13 21 25 26 29 July 2 11 19 Aug. 22 22 Sept. 16 Oct. 9

54:307 54:383 54:497 54:532 54:599 54:689 54:724 54:743 54:751 54:767 54:789 54:789 54:885 54:1061

419 429 442 446 448 459 464 487 499 508 521 Pub. Res. 75 602 616 647 658 667 676 711 729 738 753 768 768 783 820

9 9 9

54:1063 54:1063 54:1063

824 824 824

14 17 21 21 26

54:1116 54:1178 54:1205 54:1206 54:1211

846 861 873 875 880

302(d)(3) 302(e) 304

16 17 18 8 8 8

Addition. Do. Revision. Repeal. Do. Do.

979 979 979 650 650 650

89-686 89-686 89-686 89-554 89-554 89-554

650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 650

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

Do. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do.

650 650 941 650 650 650 650 650 650 650 243 243 651 120

89-554 89-554 89-670 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-485 89-485 89-554 89-395

121 126 126

89-399 89-403 89-403

1(a)

651 28 651 651 651

89-554 89-358 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 10

Partial repeal. Repeal. Transfer of functions. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Repeal. Time limitation waived. Amendment. Applicability. Addition; nonapplicability. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Do. Do.

651 651 651 84 87 87

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-376 89-376 89-376

2(a) 3(b)(1) 3(b)(2)

87

89-376

3(b)(3)

1940 Mar.

1 2,3

3 1,3,4

2,4 3(c)(4) 202(a) (11) 10 13 (ch.II) 43 (ch. II) 51-62 (ch. Ill) 300(1) 2(b), 8

6(g)(3)

13(1) 13(j)

1941 Apr.

5 11 11 May 7 7 7

55:92 55:134 55:136 55:177 55:177 55:177

28 34 35 49 49 49

55:177

49

201(b) 202(a) 202(b) (2)(C) 202(c)

Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Amendment. Do. Do.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public

Section

Comment

law

1941 May 7

55:177

49

203(d)(h)

7

55:177

49

7

55:177

49

7

55:177

49

55:177 55:177

Subsecs. (d)-(f) redesignated as (f)-(h) and revised; new (d), (e) added. Revision.

89-376

3(a)

205(a)(d), (f) 206(a), (b) 206(c)(g)

87. 89-376 88 88, 89-376 89 89 89-376

3(c), (d)

49 49

207(a) 207(h)-(k)

90 90

89-376 8^-376

3(f)(1) 3(f)(2)

55:177 55:177 55:177 55:212 55:241 55:247 55:265 55:303 55:303 55:408 55:498 55:499 55:616 55:654 55:779 55:838 55:862 55:863 55:872

49 49 49 88 100 107 135 136 136 144 147 148 202 231 315 354 379 381 385

209(h)(5) 210(d) 212(d), (e)

84 91 91 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 943 651

89-376 89-376 89-376 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-670 89-554

2(c) 4 5

Jan. 19 24 30 30 30 Feb. 7 Mar 7 10 27 A.pr, 7 28 29

56:6 56:13 56:23 56:23 56:23 56:53 56:143 56:150 56:176 56:200 56:219 56:248

402 411 421 421 421 441 490 495 507 517 527 532

907 651 653 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 244

89-657 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-486

1(1), (2)

Revision. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Revision.

29

56:248

532

244

89-486

1(3), (4)

Amendment.

29

56:248

532

244

89-486

1(5)

Addition.

29

56:248

532

245

89-486

2(1)

Amendment.

29

56:248

532

245

89-486

2(2)-(4)

7 7 7 31 June 3 9 28 28 28 July 1 1 1 Aug. 1 21 Nov. 21 Dec. 18 26 26 26

2, "Sec. 3 "

88

3(e)(1), (2) 3(e)(3)

8(f)

Amendment. Subsecs. (c)-(f) redesignated as (d)-(g) and revised; new (c) added. Amendment. Subsecs. (h)-(j) redesignated as (i)-(k) and revised; new (h) added. Nonapplicability. Amendment. Addition. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal.

1942 10 lA(h) 2, 4(c) 201, 202 101 1 701, 801 1, "Sec. 1(b), (c)" 1, "Sec. 1(d), (g)" 1, "Sec. l(o)-(q)" 1, "Sec. 2(a)" 1, "Sec. 2(a)(3), (4), (6)"

Do.

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Legislation—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Public law

Section

Section

Comment

80 Stat.

Public law

245, 246

89-486

2(5), (6)

Revision.

246

89-486

2(7)

Addition.

246

89-486

3(a)

Revision.

246

89-486

3(b)

Addition.

246, 247 247

89-486

4(l)-(3)

89-486

4(4)

247 247

89-486 89-486

5 6

248

89-486

7(1)

Amendment. Existing text designated as (a); subsecs. (b), (c) added. Amendment.

248

89-486

7(2)

Addition.

651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 651 1117 651 651. 651 651 907 651 651 651

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-718 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-657 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 12(b) 8 8 8 8 3 8 8 8

Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Repeal. Do. Do.

651 651 651 651 651 265

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-493

8 8 8 8 8 14

Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Amendment.

1520

89-803

11

Addition.

651 651 651 652 652 652 652

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8 8

1942 Apr. 29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

29 29

56:248 56:248

532 532

29

56:248

532

29

56:248

532

56:266 56:351 56:387 56:392 56:424 56:461 56:468 56:506 56:506 56:645 56:664 56:722 56:725 56:765 56:778 56:986 56:1038 56:1058 56:1068 56:1092

537 603 626 630 632 634 644 645 645 652 674 680 685 728 735 754 786 814 821 848

2 31 Apr. 1 29 May 7 June 4

57:4 57:52 57:57 57:70 57:75 57:100

2 20 22 45 49 65

4

57:100

65

15 19 25 26 26 26 30

57:153 57:159 57:163 57:169 57:169 57:197 57:250

74 80 89 90 90 92 102

May 2 June 11 23 27 27 27 July 2 2 2 3 22 28 29 Oct. 2 9 24 Dec. 3 18 22 24

1, "Sec. 2(a)(7), (8)" 1, "Sec. 2(f)" 1, "Sec. 3(d)" 1, "Sec. 3(g)" 1, "Sec. 4(a)-(c)" 1, "Sec. 4(e), (f)" 1, "Sec. 5 " 1, "Sec. 6(a)-(c)" 1, "Sec. 8(a)(2)" 1, "Sec. 8(f)-(h)" 1,4 1 1 1 1 5 1 5 1-3 1 2

Amendment. Addition.

1943 Mar.

101 3 1, " S e c. 4(e)" 1, " S e c. 9(f)" 9 7(c) 101 206 101

Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Do.

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Legislation—Continued

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Amendatory provisions Section

Comment

80 Stat.

Section

Public law

652 652 652 652 652 652 652

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8 8

1098 652 652 652 652 652 652 652 652 652 652 652 28 652 652 652 652 652 1173 652 652 348 1190 1190

89-702 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-358 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-743 89-554 89-554 89-538 89-749 89-749

408(a) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 11 8 8 8 8 8 12 8 8 3(b) 4 5(a)

1190 1181, 1190 1190 1190 1449 652

89-749 89-749

5(b) 3,6

89-749 89-749 89-793 89-554

6 6 601 8

1103 1103 1103 1103 1230 1103 1232

89-709 89-709 89-709 89-709 89-751 89-709 89-751

2(a) 2(b)(1), (2) 2(c) 2(d)(l)-(3) 3(a) 3(a) 5(c)(1)

1230

89-751

5(a)

1103 1230 1103 1230 1103 1232 1232 1232

89-709 89-751 89-709 89-751 89-709 89-751 89-751 89-751

3(b) 5(a) 3(c), (d) 4 3(e) 5(b)(1) 5(b)(2) 5(b)(3)

1943 Julv

1 12 12 16 Sept. 29 Nov. 22 Dec. 5

57:271 57:392 57:451 57:566 57:569 57:591 57:596

105 129 133 151 155 189 197

Feb. 26 28 Apr. 4 22 24 June 22 22 26 26 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 July 1 1 1 1 1

58:100 58:105 58:189 58:195 58:215 58:301 58:301 58:326 58:334 58:361 58:361 58:387 58:387 58:395 58:425 58:425 58:463 58:509 58:509 58:649 58:679 58:682 58:682 58:682

237 240 287 293 294 347 347 351 353 358 358 359 359 365 366 367 369 371 371 395 408 410 410 410

221(a)(11) 309(c) 311(a), (b)

1 1

58:682 58:682

410 410

311(b) 314

1 1 1 1

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410

316 318 341 605

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410 410 410 410

1

58:682

410

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410 410 410 410 410

720 721(b)-(d) 724(4) 725(a) 725(d) 740(a) 740(b)(2) (A), (B) 740(b)(2) (B) 740(b)(4) 741 741(b), (c) 741(f) 742(a) 742(a) 742(b)(1) 742 (b)(2)

1 6 1 2-4

Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

1944 1 1 1,2 101 113 101 202(b) 2(7) 101, 201 1 6 1 6 4(a)

Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Addition. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Exception. Repeal. Do. Addition. Do. Existing text designated as (a); subsec. (b) added. Amendment. Revision. Repeal. Do. Revision. Sec. previously ren u m b e r e d as 1005. (See p. A 4 1.) Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Exception. Amendment. Applicability. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Amendment.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Amendatory provisions Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1944 58:682

410

742(b)(3), (4)

1232

89-751

5(b)(4)

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410

743(a) 743(a)(1) 743(b) 744

89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751

5(c)(2)(A) 5(c)(2)(B) 5(c)(3) 5(a). (d)

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410

89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751

2 8(a) 8(a) 6(a)

58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410 410 410 410 410 410

791-796 801-869 801 822(b)(2) (B) 823 824 825(a) 825(b)(1) 826(a) 826(a)(1) 826(b) 827

1233 1233 1233 1230, 1233 1222 1236 1236 1233

89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751 89-751

6(a) 6(b) 6(c)(1) 6(c)(2) 6(d)(1) 6(d)(2) 6(d)(3) 6(a), (e)

58:682 58:682 58:682

410 410 410

1233 1235 1235 1235 1235 1235 1235 1233, 1236 1230 1236 652

89-751 89-751 89-554

3(b) 8(b) 8

Sept. 21 21

58:734 58:734

425 425

652 652

89-554 89-554

8 8

30 Oct. 2 3 3 Dec. 7 19 21 21

58:758 58:765 58:785 58:785 58:796 58:815 58:845 58:846

448 456 458 458 466 501 525 526

652 652 652 652 652 652 652 272

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-498

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1

21 21 22 22 23 23 23 23

58:846 58:846 58:887 58:887 58:915 58:916 58:926 58:927

526 526 533 534 546 548 564 567

5 8(a)

272 273 652 1418 652 652 652 652

89-498 89-498 89-554 89-789 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

2 3 8 202 8 8 8 8

59:10 59:10

14 14

1 2

1405 1418

89-789 89-789

101 112

59:49 59:50 59:56 59:77 59:106 59:106 59:169 59:201 59:201 59:235 59:238

29 30 38 40 49 49 61 62 62 80 85

5 5

652 652 652 1482 652 652 652 652 652 652 356, 357

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-797 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-545

8 8 8

July

1

841(c) 861-869 1005(a), (b), (d) 401(d) 705(a), 706 (b), 709, 710

ioi, 102 301, 303 1

1

P a r. (3) redesignated as (4); new (3) added. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision; supplemental provision. Addition. Exception. Amendment. Exception. Applicability. Amendment. Do. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision; si^pplemental provision. Amendment. Addition. Repeal. (See also 1916, P. L. 267.) Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revived and r e enacted. Revision. Amendment. Repeal. Applicability. Repeal. Do. Do. Do.

1945 Mar. Apr.

2 2

3 12 24 25 May 3 3 21 29 29 June 9 13

101 202(b) 101, 201 101 113

8 8 8 8 8 8

Applicability. Authorization suspension. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Applicability. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Supplemental provision.

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Date

Public law

Section

Section

Comment

80 Stat.

Public law

1170 653 653

89-743 89-554 89-554

8 8

653 653 297 653 297

89-554 89-554 89-504 89-554 89-504

8 8 404(a), (b) 8 405(a)-(c)

1945 June 30 30 30

59:271 59:271 59:295

103 103 106

30 30 30 30 30

59:295 59:295 59:295 59:295 59:295

106 106 106 106 106

1 101(a), (d), (e) 102 201-203 201, 202 301, 302 302, 303

30 30 30

59:295 59:295 59:295

106 106 106

401 401(1), (2) 501, 502

297 298 294, 296

89-604 89-504 89-504

404(c) 405(d), (e) 302(a), (i)

30 30 30

59:295 59:295 59:295

106 106 106

653 653 653

89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8

30 3 5 28 18 9 21 3 6

59:295 59:318 59:411 59:503 59:533 59:577 59:584 59:590 59:597

106 123 131 161 181 216 226 238 248

503 521, 522 601-606, 608-610 604(a)(3) 6

89-478 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-751

6 6 6

59:597 59:597 59:597

248 248 248

104 104 104

6 6

59:597 59:597

248 248

104 104

20 21 28 28 29

59:613 59:621 59:660 59:660 59:669

263 265 273 274 291

2 2 1-11

231 653 653 653 653 653 653 653 1231, 1234 685 701 1005, 1013 1024 1502, 1505 653 653 653 653 5

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-353

29

59:669

291

11

5

89-353

Feb. 12 12 20 Mar. 23

60:3 60:5 60:23 60:59

295 298 304 333

1 3

653 653 3 278

89-554 89-554 89-350 89-501

28 Apr. 30 May 13 13 13 16 18 22 24

60:60 60:128 60:170 60:170 60:170 60:182 60:183 60:207 60:216

334 370 377 377 377 383 384 388 390

653 653 894 894 895 653 653 653 653

89-554 89-554 89-647 89-647 89-649 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

July Sept. Nov. Dec.

l-5(a)

2 102-104

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 5(a), 6(a)

Exception. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Sec. 302 redesignated as 303; new 302 added. Amendment. Do. Compensation rates, increase; n o n applicability. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Addition. Repeal. Do. I Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Applicability. Exception. Do. Do.

89-555 89-556 89-689 89-691 89-797

Do. Do. 8 8 8 8

Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Supplemental provision. Addition.

8 8

Repeal. ' Do. Exception. P a y and allowances. increase. Repeal. Do. Addition. Amendment. Exception. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do.

1946

202(b) 101 5(d)(7)-(9) 6(a), (b)(1) 16 101 2(a) 3,4

302(1) 8 8 1 2(a), (b) 8 8 8 8

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law-

Section

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Public law-

Section

Commeni;

1946 May 24

60:216

390

24 June 11 11 11 11 11

60:216 60:237 60:237 60:237 60:237 60:237

390 404 404 404 404 404

11 11

60:237 60:237

404 404

11 29 July 1 1 1 3 5 5 9 12 20 20 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 25

60:237 60:339 60:348 60:386 60:386 60:426 60:446 60:480 60:501 60:529 60:568 60:586 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:596 60:658 60:659 60:664

404 470 478 479 479 488 490 491 493 504 518 519 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 520 536 540 548

26 26 27 27 31 31 31 Aug. 1 2 2 2

60:679 60:704 60:705 60:706 60:718 60:747 60:749 60:789 60:790 60:806 60:806

549 552 555 557 570 575 577 590 592 600 600

294

89-504

653 108 181 653 719 774, 784 1314 250, 251 255 653 653 356 653 101 653 1-4 653 101, 201 653 2 653 1 653 1 653 101 653 201 116 "Sec. 3" 119 "Sec. 3" 135 "Sec. 3" 136 "Sec. 3" 136 "Sec. 3" 137 "Sec. 3" 137 "Sec. 3" 137 "Sec. 3" 138 "Sec. 3" 138 "Sec. 3" 139 "Sec. 3" 139 "Sec. 3" 139 "Sec. 3" 212 "Sec. 3" 213 "Sec. 3" 213 "Sec. 3" 213 "Sec. 3" 348 "Sec. 3" "Sec. 3" 1153 "Sec. 3" 1153 "Sec. 3" 1155 "Sec. 3" 1166 653 653 3, "Sec. 653 lA(h)" 101 653 653 2 653 653 1072 653 653 653 758 6(e) 653 1 1(a), (b) 323325

89-554 89-387 89-435 89-554 89-563 89-577

6-11, 14, 16

302(a)

103(b) 6(d)(1), 18

89-765 89-487 89-488 89-554 89-554 89-545 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-390 89-394 89-413 89-415 89-416 89-417 89-418 89-419 89-420 89-421 89-422 89-423 89-424 89-461 89-462 89-463 89-464 89-539 89-723 89-724 89-726 89-740 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-698 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-569 89-554 89-516

11(b) 8 8

401

1(a), (b), 2

Compensation rates, increase. (See also 1945, P. L. 106, secs. 501, 502.) Repeal. Applicability. Exception. Repeal. Applicability. Applicability; exception. Applicability. Revision; nonapplicability. Exception. Repeal. Do. Amendment. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Do. Do. Do. Exception. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Exception. Repeal. Do. Do. Addition. Repeal. Amendment; exceptions.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Comment

Section

1946 Aug.

653

89-554

8

Repeal.

653 973 973

89-554 89-685 89-685

8 6 6

89-554 89-516

8 2

89-516 89-516 89-670 89-789 89-670

602 35(d) 2 9(b)(3)

653 323325 324 325 941 1406 937, 941 653 653 267 267

Do. Exception. Exception. (See also 1914, P. L. 127, sec. 5.) Repeal. Addition; exception.

89-554 89-554 89-494 89-494

2 2 6(g)(6) 105 6(a)(1)(K), (g)(4) 8 8 2,3 1,3

21,22

266

89-494

1,3

653 653 653 653 653 653 653 310 310 310 310 310 311 311 311 292 292 661 953 653 926

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-509 89-504 89-504 89-554 89-673 89-554 89-669

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8,9 10 106(a) 106(b) 8 8(3) 8 2(a)

Repeal. Do. Amendment. Supplemental provision. Secs. 2 1, 22 r e placed by n e w sec. 2 1. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Partial revision. Revision. Repeal. Partial revision. Revision. Do. Do. Partial revision. Do. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Applicability.

330 330 654 844 654 654 654 654 654

89-521 89-521 89-554 89-601 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

1 2 8 601(b) 8 8 8 8 8

Amendment. Addition. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do.

654 654 654 654

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8

2

60:806

600

2 2 2

60:806 60:806 60:806

600 600 600

4-7, 10, 12, 13 15 15 16(a)

2 2

60:806 60:806

600 600

19, 20, 22 23-25

2 2 2 2 2

60:806 60:806 60:812 60:812 60:812

600 600 601 601 601

26 27 501-511 501-511 502(c), 503

2 2 7 7

60:812 60:853 60:875 60:875

601 604 624 624

7

60:875

624

60:903 60:910 60:923 60:937 60:938 60:939 60:978 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:997 60:999 60:999 60:999 60:999 60:999 60:1080

658 663 665 684 686 688 719 722 722 722 722 722 722 722 722 724 724 724 724 724 732

Feb. 28 28 Mar. 31 May 14 16 June 21 30 30 30

61:7 61:7 61:35 61:84 61:96 61:135 61:193 61:201 61:202

8 8 30 49 64 98 129 130 132

July

61:214 61:216 61:246 61:279

146 147 162 166

8 8 8 8 8 8 10 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 14

302

601 1(a) 1(b) 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5(a), (b) 6 412 415(a) 520(c) 1002 1131 (64)

Addition. Addition; exception. Transfer of functions. Exception. Transfer of functions.

1947

1 1

7 9

1 5 4, 6(a) 6(a) 210 1, "Sees. 2-4, 1 1 " 4 101 101, 201, 301

Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal.

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Rh for preservation from the Evil Eye is the presence of the Hand of Might, a superstition about which this Society is undoubtedly fully informed, as it is widespread, both in time and space. In Egypt the hand, in the form of a gold charm, was given to me as a Moslem symbol, and as representing the hand of Fat'ma, but the Moslems of Jerusalem relegate the superstition to the sons of Isaac, and profess to know nothing whatever about it. Here it is worn by men, women, and children, and it decorates the front of almost every Jewish house, sometimes merely as if the hand of a man had been dipped in blue paint and impressed upon the lintel, sometimes so large as to be literally visible across an intervening valley. Women and girls are adorned with bracelets and necklaces entirely composed of hands, and it is the favourite form of the Jewish wedding-ring.

The colour is always, if possible, blue, a point upon which I have failed to obtain any local information other than the hint conveyed in the following circumstance. Referring to Caliban's description of his mother, the witch Sycorax, as that "blue-eyed hag," I ventured to quote the usual gloss that it was an early misprint for "blear-eyed" upon which the well-known Palestinian scholar, the Rev. E. Hanauer, who was present, suggested that according to Jerusalem ideas such an emendation was unnecessary, as blue was the colour of the Evil Eye, and a mother would dread notice of her children by a blue-eyed stranger more than that of any other. As in parts of Northern Europe the same superstition would apply to the black eye, is it not possible that in both cases the object of greatest dread is the stranger? The Frank in the one case, the Southerner in the other. The horses, camels, and donkeys wear blue necklaces, sometimes a string of beads, sometimes a collar elaborately embroidered in beads, or at the least a large blue ornament hanging from the neck. The children have charms on their heads made of a bit of alum stitched into blue cloth or encased in blue beads, and the notion of blue is so widespread that when I ordered some baskets to be woven for me, even in the purely "Christian" village of Ramallah, a few blue beads were carefully fastened to each.

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Comment

Section

1947 4(h)(2)

654 809

89-554 89-585

8 1,2

Repeal. Revision.

4(m)

858

89-610

703

Exception.

4(aa)

858

89-610

703

Addition.

2(b)(17)

812, 814

89-591

1,3

3

858

89-610

701, 702

8(k)

658

89-554

8

11(c)(3)

1173

89-743

14

809

89-585

1

857

89-610

501

654 772 654 654 654 654

89-554 89-576 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8

654 654 1294 345

89-554 89-554 89-754 89-534

313

654

89-554

61:723 61:727 61:779 61:780 61:913 61:917 61:934 61:940

325 330 368 369 382 384 389 391

654 654 654 654 921 654 654 654

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-667 89-554 89-554 89-554

62:3 62:5 62:48

396 400 426

654 654 654

89-554 89-554 89-554

July 11 16

61:307 61:328

168 195 (art. I, title I) 195 (art. I, title I) 195 (art. I, title I) 195 (art. I, title HI) 195 (art. I, title VI) 195 (art. I, title XII) 195 (art. I, title XII) 195 (art. I, title XIV) 195 (art. VI) 197 216 237 239 253 253

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

16

61:328

17 23 25 25 26 26

61:361 61:403 61:425 61:449 61:495 61:495

30 30 30 Aug. 1

61:521 61:574 61:574 61:710

263 268 268 306

1

61:715

4 4 5 5 7 8 Dec. 17 19

101 6 1 2c 208(c) 301, 304306 201 306

12 6 12

8 8 8 8

Do. Revision.

Repeal. Exception.

Applicability. Irlr ^^ "J Revision. Partial repeal. Revision. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do.

8 Do. 8 Partial repeal. 1016(b) Exception. 2 (Revised. See 1951, P.L. 121.) 8 Repeal. (For actions prior to repeal see 1961, P.L. 87-367, sec. 202.) 8 Repeal. 8 Do. 8 Do. 8 Do. 3(c) Exception. 8 Repeal. 8 Do. 8 Do.

1948 Jan. 19 26 Feb. 28

65-300 0-67—108

8 8 8

Do. Do. Do.

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80

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1948 Mar. 30 31 Apr. 20 20 20 May 12 25 June 3 3 3 10 10 14 19 19 19 19 22 24 24

62:93 62:101 62:176 62:176 62:176 62:231 62:261 62:305 62:305 62:334 62:351 62:354 62:408 62:504 62:536 62:537 62:560 62:575 62:604 62:604

464 469 489 491 491 523 548 597 597 599 617 623 640 707 722 724 727 741 758 759

24 25 25 26 26

62:647 62:670 62:869 62:1009 62:1052

766 768 773 774 791

28 29 30 30 30 30 30 July 2 2 2 3 Aug. 10 10 10 Dec. 31

62:1068 62:1070 62:1163 62:1171 62:1183 62:1196 62:1196 62:1221 62:1222 62:1233 62:1260 62:1268 62:1268 62:1268 62:1292

802 806 849 858 860 862 862 879 880 888 900 901 901 901 906

63:4 63:30 63:73 63:89 63:112 63:112 63:112 63:112 63:166 63:166 63:166 63:166 63:166 63:170 63:203 63:266 63:303 63:324

2 36 67 72 76 76 76 76 92 92 92 92 92 98 109 123 145 146

301 16 101 207 2-4 104 201, 301

101 1 101 4(k)(3), (4), (6) 3, 28, 30

4(h) 2-5 203 201 101 104

302-305 301-303 304 501(a)

654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 654 656 654 654 654 654 278

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-501

654 1307 654 1423 654 654 654 654 654 654 655 1287 655 655 655

89-554 89-758 89-554 89-789 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-754 89-554 89-554 89-554

655 655 655 655 856 856 856 856 11 87 655 778 1507 655 655 655 655 655

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-610 89-610 89-610 89-610 89-357 89-376 89-554 89-577 89-799 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

Repeal.

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal.

Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Do.

302(2) 8

207

1010(e)

Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. P a y and allowances, increase. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Project modification. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Exception. Repeal. Do. Do.

1949 Jan. 19 Apr. 2 May 21 24 27 27 27 27 June 9 9 9 9 9 10 20 24 29 29

2,3 71,72 125 127(c) 128(q) 603(a)

1 101

Do. Do. Do. Do. 301(a) Amendment. Do. 301(b) 302 Repeal. 401, 402(a) Amendment. Exception. Do. 3(a), (c) 8 Repeal. 10(c) Exception. Do. 2 Repeal. Do Do. Partial repeal. Do.

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Date

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Section

Comment

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

655 655 972 655 973 1373 1373 850 370 655 655 1281

89-554 89-554 89-685 89-554 89-685 89-785 89-785 89-607 89-547 89-554 89-554 89-754

8 8 6 8 6 202(a) 202(a) 2

1260, 1280

89-754

113, 605(h)

1281 1295 1278 1281

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-754

703, 706 1020(a) 601(a) 702(a)

1278, 1281 1278

89-754 89-754

601(b), 702(b) 601(c)

1280 1278 1281 655

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-554

701 602 705 8

1282 1282 1282 164 1282 1282 164 1282

89-754 89-754 89-754 89-429 89-754 89-754 89-429 89-754

1282

89-754

1282

89-754

1282 655 655 655 655 655 655

89-754 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

801 807(a) 807(b) 2(b) 802 803 2(b) 804(a), 805(a) 805(a), (b) 804(b), 805(c) 806 8 8 8 8 8 8

655 1295

89-554 89-754

8 1018

655 655 655 655

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8

1949 June 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 July 6 13 15

63:356 63:376 63:377 63:377 63:377 63:377 63:377 63:377 63:377 63:407 63:410 63:413

150 151 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 160 167 171

15

63:413

171

15 15 15 15

63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413

171 171 171 171

15

63:413

171

15

63:413

171

15 15 15 15

63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413

171 171 171 171

15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413 63:413

171 171 171 171 171 171 171 171

110(d) 110(d)(2) 112(a) 401, " S e c. 304" 501(a) 501(a)(4) 501(c)(1) 502 502(a) 504 515(a) 515(a)

15

63:413

171

515(b)

15

63:413

171

15 20 20 21 Aug. 2 8 10

63:413 63:447 63:447 63:475 63:490 63:577 63:578

171 179 179 180 199 212 216

10 10

63:578 63:592

216 218

16 16 19 24

63:608 63:609 63:621 63:631

233 235 254 266

101 3 105, 108 302-305 302(c) 304 304(c) 507(f)(1) 2 103(a)(2) (B) 103(b) 105(f), (g) 106(d) 110(b) 110(c)(1) (iv) 110(c)(6), (7) 110(c)(9), (10)

515(d)(1), (4) 517(a)(1) 104, 107 201, 301

4, "Sec. 201(c)" 10(a) 2(a), (b)

201

8 8 704

Partial repeal. Repeal. Applicability. Repeal. Exception. Do. Applicability. Amendment. Exception. Repeal. Do. Amendment. Amendment; supplemental provision. Addition. Repeal. Amendment. Do. Do. Clause (9) deleted; new (9), (10) added. Amendment. Do. Do. Repeal. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Exception. Amendment. Do. Exception. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Existing text designated as (a) and amended; subsec (b) added. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

Comment

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

655 655 655 655 895 655 655 655 1124

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-649 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-718

8 8 8 75(3), (5)

655 655 655 655 655

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8

655 655 655 655 6 198 205 820, 821 869 919 1370 1404 1498, 1499 1517 655 655 198 655

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-355 89-444 89-454 89-593

8 8 8 8 3(b)(1) 4 3(e) 5(e), 6

89-617 89-665 89-785 89-788 89-797

6(a), (b) 205(b), (c) 107(a)(3) 4

89-801 89-554 89-554 89-444 89-554

5(a), (c) 8 8 4 8

1949 Aug. 25 26 Sept. 7 30 Oct. 1 5 5 12 12

63:663 63:666 63:690 63:699 63:700 63:703 63:704 63:764 63:802

267 269 288 310 311 316 320 349 351

14 14 14 14 15

63:854 63:854 63:854 63:854 63:880

357 357 357 357 359

19 26 28 28 28 28 28 28

63:884 63:910 63:950 63:951 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954

362 393 425 426 429 429 429 429

28 28 28 28 28

63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954

429 429 429 429 429

28 28 28 28 28

63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954

429 429 429 429 429

28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28

63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954 63:954

429 429 429 429 429 429 429 429 429 429 429 429

28 29 31 31 31 31 31

63:954 63:987 63:1051 63:1051 63:1051 63:1051 63:1051

64:12 64:12 64:12

2 4

302(f), 303(a) 101-109 201-209 301-305 401 1, 3, 4, 5(a), 6(a) 4

101 201-203 202 (36) 204

8 8 8 8

Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Applicability. Repeal. Do. Do. Repeal of amend a to r y provisions. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Exception. Do. Do. Applicability. —X^X^—-rv ^ Exception. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Repeal. Do. Addition. Repeal, except subsec. (a). Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Repeal. Do. Amendment. Addition. Repeal. Do.

655 655 655 655 655 288 655 655 289 318 655 655

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-504 89-554 89-554 89-504 89-512 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 102(a) 8 8 103

429 434 439 439 439 439 439

205 301-303 401 501-506 601-605 603(b) 701-705 801-803 801 804 1001 1101, 1 1 0 3 1107 1202-1204 619, 623 103(d)(3) 105(e) 407 416 416(4)

655 655 202 202 1538 1538 1538

89-554 89-554 89-451 89-451 89-808 89-808 89-808

8 8 1 2 3(e) 3(c) 3(c)

Do. Do. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Deletion.

455 455 455

3(a), (b) 501 502(3)

656 1365 1365

89-554 89-780 89-780

8 1 2(1)

Repeal. Amendment. Do.

8 8

1950 Mar. 10 10 10

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

80 Stat.

Public law-

1365 1365 1365 1365 1365 1313 166 1292 1292 676

89-780 89-780 89-780 89-780 89-780 89-763 89-429 89-754 89-754 89-555

1-5, 7, 8 10

656 656 656 656 1406 656 656 656 656 656 656 656 656 656 656 375

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-789 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-552

106

656 656 346 656 656 95 656 656

89-554 89-554 89-535 89-554 89-554 89-380 89-554 89-554

201

656

89-554

301

656

89-554

Do.

101

656

89-554

Do.

110

656

89-554

Repeal.

201

656

89-554

Partial repeal.

616

656

89-554

Repeal.

1213

656

89-554

1.4

1124

89-718

Section

Section

Comment

1950 64:12 64:12 64:12 64:12 64:12 64:27 64:48 64:48 64:48 64:48

455 455 455 455 455 463 475 475 475 475

26 29 29 3 17 17 17 23 26 14 14 14 28 6 28 1

64:89 64:93 64:96 64:98 64:163 64:163 64:163 64:188 64:193 64:213 64:214 64:214 64:262 64:320 64:380 64:384

482 492 494 499 516 516 516 523 530 545 546 547 580 601 626 630

3 3 23 25 26 26 Sept. 5 6

64:393 64:395 64:470 64:475 64:476 64:476 64:593 64:595

633 636 727 732 733 733 758 759 (ch. HI) 759 (ch.

Mar. 10 10 10 10 10 18 Apr. 20 20 20 20

May

June

July Aug.

64:595 64:595 64:595 64:595 64:595 64:595 64:595 64:794

HI) 759 (ch. Ill) 759 (ch. IV) 759 (ch. VII) 759 (ch. VIII) 759 (ch. X) 759 (ch. XII) 771

502(5) 503(a) 503(b) 505(a) 510 2 401(d) 401(d) 404(b)(4) 507

4(a), (b) 110 111 214

2(2) 3 3(1), (2) 4 5 3(b) 1014(b) 1014(a)

102

8 8 8 8 8 1,2 8

5(2)

Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Conditional exception. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Applicability. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision; applicability. Repeal. Do. Restriction removed. Partial repeal. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal.

Do. 73(a)(2), (b)

Deletion from repeal provisions of sec. 14b, P.L. 87-649, 1962.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment 0?t.l

1950 Sept. 8 8 8 12

64:798 64:798 64:798 64:832

774 774 774 784

89-554 89-482 89-482 89-554

8 2 1 8

89-501

302(3)

1055, 1056 1046, 1056 1055

89-695 89-695

301(a), (e), 303(a) 201, 401

89-695

301(b), (e)

1046, 1056 1054, 1056 1046, 1056

89-695

201, 401

89-695

201, 401

89-695

201, 401

89-695

205, 401

89-695

203, 401

89-695

301(c)-(e)

89-356

1(a)

Revision.

89-356

2(c)

Applicability.

89-597

3,7

89-356

Kb)

Amendment; expiration date. Addition.

89-485

12(c)

89-695

206

89-750

221-232

89-554 89-593 89-554 89-554 89-750 89-750

8 4(a) 8 8 206(c) 201(c)(2), (d) 201(c)(1)

18

64:A224

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

21

64:873

797

23

64:967

815

23 27 27 30 30 30

64:985 64:1044 64:1044 64:1098 64:1100 64:1100

830 843 843 873 874 874

1-4, 6-8, 10 1 101, 104 3(b)

656 819 656 656 1213 1211

30

64:1100

874

3(b)(l)-(3)

1211

89-750

30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874

3(c)(2)(B) 3(c)(5) 3(d)

1210 1210 1210

89-750 89-750 89-750

30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874

3(e) 5(b) 5(d)

1211 1211 1212

89-750 89-750 89-750

1 Private law.

1 957

656 235 235 656 278

403 712(e) 717(a) 301 (87), (92) 2, "Sec. 3(m)" 2, " S e c. 3(q)" 2, " S e c. 7(i)" 2, " S e c. 7(j)(6)" 2, " S e c. 8(a)" 2, " S e c. 8(b)-(q)"

2, "Sec. 9 " 1055, 1056 2, "Sec. 1053, 10(b), (c) " 1056 2, " S e c. 1055 11(a), (i) " 2, " S e c. 7 18(c)" 2, " S e c. 10 18(c)(5)" 2, " S e c. 824, 825 18(g)" 2, "Sec. 9 18(i)" 2, " S e c. 242 18(j)" 2, " S e c. 1055 19" 1213

201(a)(1) 201(a)(2) 201(b)(1)(4) 201(e) 202 203

Repeal. Revision. Amendment. Repeal. P a y and allowances. increase. Amendment. Addition; expiration date. Amendment. Repeal; expiration date. Partial revision; expiration date. Subsecs. (b) - (d) r e designated as (o)(q); new (b)-(n) added; expiration date. Amendment; expiration date. Revision; expiration date. Amendment.

Do. Exception. (Revised. See 1958, P. L. 85-620, sec. 101.) Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Exception. Partial repeal; amendment. Part s of existing text designated as (1), (2); clause (3) added. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision. Amendment. Addition.

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

Section

Comment

1950 S e p t. 30

64:1100

874

6(f), (g)

1212

89-750

204

30 30 30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874 874 874

201-214 202-205 202 203(a)(1) 203(a)(2)

1198 1195 1191 1191 1193, 1194

89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750

30 30

64:1100 64:1100

874 874

203(a)(3) 203(a)(3) (A), (B)

1197 1198

89-750 89-750

116 108(b)(1) 101 102 104(a), (b), 105(b)(1), (c) 113(b) 117(a)(3)

30

64:1100

874

203(a)(5)

89-750

30

64:1100

874

30 30

64:1100 64:1100

874 874

30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874

203(a)(6), (7) 203(b) 203(b)(1), (2) 203(b)(3) 203(c) 203(d)

30 30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874 874

1194, 1198 1192, 1194 1193 1193, 1194 1193 1194 1193, 1195 1195 1195 1196 1196

89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750

30

64:1100

874

1196

89-750

111(c)

30 30 30 30 30

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874 874 874

64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100 64:1100

874 874 874 874 874 874 874 874 874 874

1196 1196 1192 1193 1193, 1195 1197 1197 1197 1193 1193 1197 1195 1198 1212 1213

89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750

30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

205(a)(8) 205(a)(10) 205(c) 206(a) 207(a)(1), (2) 207(b)(1) 207(c)(2) 208 210 211(a) 212(c) 213 214 301(a) 303(1) (A)-(D)

89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750

111(d) 111(e) 103(b) 103(c)(1) 103(c)(2), 108(b)(3) 112 113(a) 114(a), (b) 103(c)(3) 103(c)(4) 115 109 116 205 206(b)

30

64:1100

874

303(1)(B)

1213

89-750

30

64:1100

874

303(5), (6), (10)

89-750

30

64:1109

875

1198, 1199, 1213 1317

204 205(a) 205(a)(1) 205(a)(1) (B) 205(a) (5)-(9)

2(e) 1

89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-750

89-769

105(b)(2), 117(a)(2) 103(a), 104(e) 104(c)(1) 104(c)(2), (3), 105(a)(1), (2) 104(c)(4) 106 104(d), 107 108(a) 108(b)(2) 111(a), (b) 110

206(a) 117(a)(1), 117(b), 206(c) 6(a)

Subsec. (f) redesignated as (g); new (f) added. Citation of title. Amendment. Revision. Do. Amendment. Do. Existing text designated as (A); subpar. (B) added. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision. Amendment. Deletion. Amendment. Do. Do. Pars. (5)-(8) renumbered as (6)-(9);new(5) added. Revision. Addition. Do. Amendment. Do. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Addition.

Do.

Amendment. Clause (A) deleted; (B) - (D) redesignated as (A)-(C) (last sentence). Amendment (penultim a t e sentence). Revision. Amendment.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

80 Stat.

Public

law

Section

Comment

1950 Dec. 27 28 29

656 656 656

89-554 89-554 89-554

Repeal. Do. Do.

235 232 656

89-483 89-480 89-554

Amendment. Do. Repeal.

656 656 345 656 656 656 374 656 656 656 656

89-554 89-554 89-534 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-551 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Nonapplicability. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal.

656 656 656

89-554 89-554 89-554

656 656 656 656 656 656 656 656

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-732 89-710 89-732

64:1117 64:1120 64:1129

887 892 901

Jan. 12 Mar. 23 June 19

64:1245 65:7 65:75

920 9 51

July 31 Aug. 11 21 29 31 31 31 Oct. 18 22 22 24

65:131 65:182 65:195 65:207 65:225 65:268 65:268 65:423 65:575 65:575 65:612

96 111 121 131 135 137 137 179 188 188 201

24 25 30

65:612 65:636 65:672

201 207 233

5 5 9 June 5 5 9 19 24 27 27 27

66:43 66:43 66:50 66:101 66:101 66:129 66:138 66:155 66:163 66:163 66:163

298298 306 375 375 379 397 407 414 414 414

101(a), (b) 101 (a) (38) 245

1161 1104 1161

27 27 30 July 5 9 9

66:163 66:163 66:296 66:393 66:445 66:481

414 414 429 455 470 476

245(c) 301(a)(7) 112 101, 301 110 265

1161 1322

10 10

66:517 66:549

488 495

12 14 15 15 15 16 16 17 17

66:592 66:626 66:637 66:637 66:662 66:710 66:722 66:758 66:765

521 536 547 547 548 553 555 584 587

614, 640 103, 106, 109

1951 307 102(c)(1) l(j), "Sec. 4(k)(3), (4), (6)" 110(a) 101 "Secs. 1-5" 101 401 501 614, 630 103, 106 606 1(a), (b), (e) 5(b), 6 4(b) 201-209

1(6) 8 8

Do. Do. Do.

1952 Apr.

1 2-4 701 1101 4

1409 1415

1124

89-732 89-770 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-718

657 657

89-554 89-554

Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Applicability. Amendment. Certain adjustment applications held valid. Exception. Partial revision. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Repeal of amendatory provision. Repeal. Do.

657 657

89-554 89-554 89-718 89-808 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

Do. Do. Do. Applicability. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do.

656 656 657

1124 1531

657 657 657 657 657

75(4)

75(1) 2(B)

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Comment

Section

80 Stat.

Section

Public law

657 657 657 657 657 657 657 1117

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-718

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 12(b)

657 657 657 657 657 657 657 657 335 657 657 1124 657

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-525 89-554 89-554 89-718 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 8 8 75(2) 8

657 657 657 657 657 657

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8 8 8

657 657 657 657 657 657 937 943 857 858 657 210 657 813, 814 657 657 657 657 805 1534 1526 1526 1533 1533

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-670 89-670 89-610 89-610 89-554 89-457 89-554 89-591

8 8 8 8 8 8 6(a)(1)(E) 8(g)(1) 503 1001 8 1 8 2,3

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-583 89-808 89-808 89-808 89-808 89-808

8 8 8 8 301(h)(1) 2(B) 2(A) 2(B) 2(B) 2(B)

89-808

2(B)

Exception.

89-808 89-808 89-808 89-808

2(B) 2(C) 2(D) 2(E)

Applicability. Revision. Deletion. Revision.

1953 7 11 Apr. 4 4 July 2 10 10 17

67:4 67:4 67:20 67:22 67:136 67:142 67:145 67:176

2 3 16 18 102 108 109 129

23 31 31 31 Aug. 1 5 5 5 6 7 7 7 7

67:186 67:240 67:245 67:298 67:336 67:363 67:367 67:367 67:390 67:408 67:418 67:418 67:472

147 164 170 176 179 189 195 195 202 205 207 207 215

7 7 8 14 14 14

67:482 67:485 67:506 67:581 67:581 67:581

219 220 242 271 271 271

Jan. 30 Feb. 10 20 Mar. 1 6 Apr. 30 May 6 13 18 18 June 1 4 4 8

68:7 68 8 68 18 68 20 68 21 68 64 68 70 68 92 68 101 68 101 68 168 68 173 68 175 68 177

291 294 300 302 303 347 350 358 364 364 380 387 388 389

11 24 July 2 2 10 10 10 10 10 10

68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68

395 428 471 471 480 480 480 480 480 480

Feb.

1-5, 7, 8 1(e) 9 101 101 636, 638 2 105, 108 202, 401 4(f) 3(a), 6(a) 1309 302, 305, 306, 308 3 1(a)

Kb) 2-4

Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. (See 1942, P. L. 680, sec. 5.) Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Do. Repeal. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do.

1954

249 272 413 413 454 454 454 454 454 454

3 2

i

106(a) 402(a)

"Sec. 2 (b) " 4 99(c)-(f) 101 105, 107 202 2 101-110 102 103(a), (d) -

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Transfer of functions. Revision. Amendment. Do. Repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Addition. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do. Restriction. Exception. Revision. Do. Applicability. Do.

(f), (]•), (k)

10

68:454

480

10 10 10 10

68 68 68 68

480 480 480 480

454 454 454 454

104(3)(1)(4) 110 201-205 304-308 401-410

1531, 1532 1533 1534 1535 1535

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Statutes vol.: page

Public law

Section

Comment

Section

80 Stat.

Public law

1533

89-808

2(B)

657 657 371

89-554 89-554 89-548

8 8 1,2

890 657 1202 1203 1203 1273 1286 1279, 1280 167

89-643 89-554 89-750 89-750 89-750 89-754 89-754 89-754

8 141 142 143 406 1008 604, 605(h)

89-429

5

1954 Applicability.

July 10

68:454

480

15 15 22

68:478 68:482 68:497

495 497 517

401-405, 407-409 7(b) 1, 2, 4 5(b)

68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68

497 497 533 533 533 590 590 590

517 517 531 531 531 560 560 560

8(b)(i) 20(a) 2(b) 4(b) 5(4) 701(a)(4) 701(b) 701(h)

4

68:666

566

8

17 17

68:736 68:736

598 598

94 1186

89-379 89-749

3

17

68:736

598

89-749

3

17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17

68:736 68:736 68:736 68:736 68:736 68:736 68:736 68:736

598 598 598 598 598 598 598 598

89-554 89-554 89-373 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-504 89-554

8 8 1 8 8 8 406(a) 8

17 30

68:736 68:919

598 703

1187, 1188 1,2 657 3 657 4 78 4 657 5 657 6-9 657 6(d) 298 11-14 657, 658 15 658 1, "Sec. 891 llj-l"

89-554 89-645

8 1(a)(1), (2)

30

68:919

703

1, "Sec. 111-cc"

891

89-645

1(a)(1), (3)

30

68:919

703

891

89-645

1(a)(4)

30

68:919

703

891

89-645

Kb)

30

68:919

703

895

89-648

30

68:919

703

891

89-645

2

Amendment.

30

68:919

703

891

89-645

3

Addition.

68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68

703 725 730 735 736 737 747 761 763 763 763 763 767 769 779

1, "Sec. llq" 1, " S e c. 109" 1, "Sec. 169" 1, "Sec. 170e" 1, "Sec. 170m-o" 2 1

658 658 658 658 893 658 658 93 658 299 299 299 658 658 658

89-554 89-554 89-554 89-554 89-646 89-554 89-554 89-378 89-554 89-504 89-504 89-504 89-554 89-554 89-554

8 8 8 8

Repeal. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Repeal. Do. Exception. Partial repeal. Exception. Amendment. Addition. Partial repeal. Repeal. Do.

22 22 26 26 26 Aug. 2 2 2

30 31 31 31 31 31 31 Sept. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3

919 998 1004 1007 1008 1008 1043 1052 1105 1105 1105 1105 1130 1142 1226

115 401-405 402 405 4(a) 1-9 7, 11, 13, 14

Repeal. Do. Revision; applicability. Amendment. Repeal. Revision. Amendment. Revision, Amendment. Do. Addition. Supplemental provision. Applicability. Continuation of benefits. Restriction; n o n applicability. Repeal. Partial repeal. Amendment. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Addition. Partial repeal. Repeal. Subsecs. (j), (k) r e designated as (k), (1); new (j) added. Subsecs. (l)-(aa) redesignated as (n) - ( c c); new (m) added. Redesignated s u b sec, l l q amended. Amendment. Exception.

8 8 1 8 407(b) 407(a) 407(b) 8 8 8

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