The next section. 202. excludes subsidy money received under this act from taxable Income. Then follows section 203. doubling tonnage duties. tonnage taxes. or light money as to vessels eligible for subsidy. The third title of the bill under debate is called "Transportation of Immigrants by Water." The first section under this title. numbered as section 301. provides that. as nearly as practicable. onehalf of the total number of Immigrants admitted to the United States In any fiscal year shall be transported In vessels registered or enrolled and licensed under the laws of the United States. The next section. 302. provides that the Commissioner General of Immigration. with the approval of the Secretary of Labor. shall make regulations necessary for the enforcement of section 301 and that all such regulations relating to administration by diplomatic and consular officers of* the United States shall be subject to approval of the Secretary of State. Section 803 provides that section 301 shall not take effbct as to Immigrants transported in a vessel documented under the laws of any foreign country until a time fixed by proclamation of the President. and that he Is authorized and directed. whenever in his opinion this title is or may be In conflict with treaties. to take steps necessary to remove such conflict. The fourth title Is denominated "Compensation to Vessels of the United States." This Is the part of the bill defining and conferring subsidy. The first section under this title is numbered 401 and is a definition of terms.
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