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Volume 74 · A12

Private Law 86–258

For the relief of Tatsumi Ajisaka and others.

Approved April 9, 1960

Statutory text

AN ACT

For the relief of Tatsumi Ajisaka and others.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

That the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to each of the following claimants, or to his survivors, the sum designated, in full satisfaction of his claim against the United States, which sum represents the reasonable value of each claimant’s personal property lost, damaged, or destroyed at a result of typhoon “Olive” which occurred at Wake Island on September 16, 1952, where each claimant was required to be incident to his service as an employee of the United States Government:

Tatsumi Ajisaka and others.

Tatsumi Ajisaka, $184; Paul Baker, $418.75; George S. Baldwin, $338; Renato Bisagni, $162; Louis A. Bove, $2,152.94; Lional A. Broad, $702.95; Edward H. Brown, $706; Harold Burguess, $189; Rocco J. Caporaso, $426; Grant Byron Carver, $648; Louis A. Casses, Junior, $175; Elmer M. Chadsey, $741: Clifton J. Champion, Junior, $410; Joe Chang Chang, $950.50; Stanley S. Chapman, $73; William Edward Cobb, $71; Vivian Eugene Cole, $2,083.94; Francis J. Cooper, Junior, $1,133.50; R. Gerald Cowles. $317.25;

J. Victor Cox and others.

J. Victor Cox, $1,831.45; Joseph H. Cunningham, $210; Keith C. Elliott, $24.15; Paul Ellis, $105; Harold J. Emery, $319; Walter I). Erwin. Junior, $206.25; Joseph K. Ezaki, $61; Ben H. Fancher, $70.54; Harry Feurstein, $325; Alexander Fisher, Senior, $1,205.85; Walton A. Follansbee, $684; James Garrigan, $94.10; John Zell Gaston, doctor of medicine, $1,468.80; William I. Gordon, $595; Attilio F. Gramolini, $687.65; Emil E. Guenther, $119.25; Carl H. Gustaveson, $126; Richard H. Hagenmeyer, $468; Harry H. Hangai, $69; Donald S. Harkins, $60;

Milbur R. Harrington and others.

Milbur R. Harrington, $276.26; Sadahiro Hatada, $131.40; Gonzalo T. Hernandez, $491.60; Harry V. Hightman, $1,233.49; Richard F. Jipp, $207; Newton O. Johnson, $153; George Kaheiki, $420.60; Kahalepea Kaheiki, $148; Abraham Kamahana, $215.50; Warren A. Kernagnan, $263.50; James Kiakona, $942; Tetusuo Kobayaski; $145.50; Tandy Kualii, $89.20; Samuel K. Lee Loy, $58; F. William LeFevre, $243.50; Emil C. Lohrke, $372.75; James D. Lott, $555; Adolphus A. Mason, $3,858.06; Philip J. Maxted, $1,741.50; Frank Mazewski, $589;

Jimmie M. McAdams and others.

Jimmie M. McAdams, $1, 196; Von McFarland, $154.95; Ralph M. Mitsui, $20; James T. Moran, $352; Frederick A. Morse, $506.25; Minoru Murakami, $40; John A. Murray, Junior, $391; Thomas I). Musson, $749.30; Frederick E. Mustermann, $180; Soyei Nakasone, $340.30; Luther Nathaniel, $220.50; Harold B. Ohata, $76; Larry Y. Okamoto, $140; Yutaka Okimoto, $161.05; Patrick L. O’Sullivan, $169.15; Eugene M. Owens, $489.75; James L. Parr, $112.90; Howard Robert Pearson, $52; Thomas F. Plumley, $204.25; John J. Ponikvar, $75; Clyde V. Preece, $966; George A. Puckett, $515.60; Haden E. Rogers, $1,031.50;

Pablo Santos and others.

Pablo Santos, $144.40; Masakazu Sasaki, $241.95; John W. Schneider, $1,775.78; Ellend A. Sime, $210.79; Robert B. Stein, $541.70; Frederick A. Stolz, $253.95; David S. Sugimoto, $259.70; Edward Tom Hoon, $1,126.50; Achibald B. Trent, $1,145.46; Emil C. Treskon, $173; Roland S. Tsuhako, $286; Harold Q. Van Dyke, Junior, $191; Nathan S. Waldrop, $760.60; Clyde L. Walsworth, $40; Daniel A. Ward, $346; Charles R. Whitfield, $159; Charles W. Wiedeman, $267; Homer L. Willess, $2,552.50; Raymond E. Wiseman. $2,888.65; Edward T. S. Wong. $477; Chester W. Yasuda, $41.35: Provided, That no part of the amount appropriated in this Act shall be paid or delivered to or received by any agent or attorney on account of services rendered in connection with this claim, and the same shall be unlawful, any contract to the contrary notwithstanding. Any person violating the provisions of this Act shall be deemed guilty or amisdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $1,000.

Sec. 2.

This Act shall become effective immediately upon its enactment.

Approved April 9, 1960.

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