than June 30, 1954: Provided, That on or before June 30, 1954, the Federal Works Administrator shall transfer custody and control over such buildings and any such personal property as may then remain therein, without reimbursement, to the Department having primary jurisdiction over the land on which such buildings are situated: Suitland, Md. (1) Suitland, Maryland: The infirmary building and recreation building with snack bar located on land comprising site of Federal Office Building Numbered 3, Suitland, Maryland, occupied under authority of revocable license dated November 17, 1947, from the Federal Works Agency to Department of the Army. WestPotomacPark, (2) West Potomac Park, Independence Avenue and River Drive, Wahington, D. c . Washington, District of Columbia: The recreation building and storage plant, and the infirmary building constructed in west Potomac Park under permit from Secretary of the Interior to Federal Works Agency dated August 22, 1942. Wangstonstadum, (3) Langston Stadium, Twenty-fourth Street and Oklahoma Washon, Avenue Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia: The recre- ation-cafeteria building and the infirmary building located at the Langston Residence Hall project constructed under permit from Department of the Interior, National Park Service, to Public Build- ings Administration, dated June 10, 1942. Arlington Farms, (4) Arlington Farms, Virginia: The storage building, maintenance shops,garages, and an administration building, the infirmary building, the cafeteria, recreation center, including auditorium, snack bar, and classrooms and the fire station, constructed under transfer of jurisdiction over land from War Department to Federal Works Agency by letter dated May 14, 1942, for use during national emergency. Permanent custody emergency. andcontrol t ofcertaint SEC. 205. (a) The Federal Works Administrator is hereby authorized properties. to assume permanent custody and control of properties described in this section to be transferred to the Federal Works Agency for use of the Public Buildings Administration: tary Reservatioln, (1) The Secretary of the Army is hereby authorized and directed to Brownsville, Tex. transfer to the jurisdiction and control of the Federal Works Agency, without reimbursement, that portion of the Fort Brown Military Reservation, Brownsville, Texas, described as follows, lying and being in the Espiritu Santo Grant, Cameron County, Texas, for its use as a site for the construction of the Brownsville (Texas) border station building and the Federal Works Agency may take possession thereof pending commencement of construction of the contemplated border station building: Commencing at a point which is south sixty-six degrees twelve minutes west twenty-six and sixty-one one -hundredths feet from monu- ment numbered 1B set by United States Engineer Department marking the boundary line of Fort Brown Military Reservation, running thence along the southwesterly side of Kerr Street (fifty feet wide) south forty-nine degrees fifty-one minutes east fifty and one one- hundredths feet to an iron pin; thence continuing along the south- westerly side of Kerr Street south thirty-six degrees forty-seven min- utes forty-five seconds east seventy-six and fifteen one-hundredths feet to an iron pin; thence continuing along the southwesterly side of Kerr Street south twenty-three degrees thirty-six minutes east sixty- seven and forty-four one-hundredths feet to an iron pin set on the north line of a concrete sidewalk on the north side of a street; thence along the north line of said sidewalk south sixty-six degrees nineteen min- utes west two hundred and forty-one feet to an iron pin in the toe of the Rio Grande protection levee; thence along the toe of said levee north forty-two degrees one minute west eighty-two feet to an iron pin; thence continuing along the toe of said levee north fifty degrees thirty-seven minutes west one hundred twenty-one and twenty-one 182 [63 STAT. PUBLIC LAWS-CH. 218-JUNE 16, 1949
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