Chapter 520. For the relief of Lim Toy, of the city of Boston, Massachusetts
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CHAP. 520.— An Act For the relief of Lim Toy, of the city of Boston, Massachusetts. March 4, 1927. [[H. R. 8739](/us/bill/69/hr/8739).] [[Private, No. 532](/us/pvtl/69/532).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Lim Toy of Boston, Mass. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to return to Tim Toy, of the City of Boston, Massachusetts, the following bonds, to wit:
Fourth Liberty Loan 4 1/4 gold bonds of 1933–1938; one bondDesignated Liberty bonds to be returned to. A02052951, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached; one bond A01108371, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached; one bond G00348337, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached; one bond J00806719, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached; one bond H00806718, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached; and one bond K00806720, for $1,000 with 28 coupons attached: *Provided, however*, That in the event said bonds have been*Proviso*.Payment if bonds have been redeemed. redeemed by the Secretary of the Treasury since their deposit in the Treasury, then the Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to pay to Lim Toy the amount of such redemption out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the said bonds having been deposited as bail bonds for appearances of two certain Chinese aliens which bail bonds had been breached and the aforesaid Liberty bonds turned over to the Secretary of the Treasury by the Department of Labor authorities and covered into the Treasury, after which the aliens were surrendered to the immigration authorities and were deported.
Approved, March 4, 1927.