SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 51,52. 1922. 365 "Each executive department, and each independent establish- R*?°°'d °' slew '°· ment of the Government not within the jurisdiction of any executive Editions to be km' diepargmtint,_sha.g1establishtagddmaamgamtiiggh reiprél asl will expnble 1 0 e rmme eamoun e nee wi eac sc year rom the basic salary, pay or compensation of each emplo ee within its Qurisdiction to whom this Act applies. When such emplofyee is trans- t!`L[`!1;?0I;? mmm im erredi frlpiihi time office todanother &C61'lil.H61(E.1 sibsgract osfhis officéal recor s e transmitte to the office to w °c the tran eris ma e. " When apiplication is made to the Commissioner of Pensions for ¢1¤€is:tl2$;i°¢${gé°¢i»li¤lZ return of de uctions and accrued interest, as provided in thi? sectiolp, ,?,?§,¥,,'}{§l§,§,§{'°°’ l°' such application shall be accom anied by a certificate rom the proper ofgcerhshosving the complete rgecord of deeguctions, by years, an other ata necessary to the proper a ]ustment o the 0l&]IH. "The Commissioner of Pensions, with the approval of the Score- t$u`§1§°9a?t°°’ t°b°” targly of the_Inter1or, shall establish rules and regulations for crediting ans reportglg {deduction.; apd fo; Xompiuiing gnterestchereundeg. d t Vol 41 P 619 mm nc. 2. a section 1 o suc ct o ay 2, 192 , is amen e o ed_ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ `
as follows: - - Period of nonpay
Sec. 13. That 1t shall be the duty of the head of each executive mm of employees. department and the head of each independent establishment of the g‘f‘q,°gmi*$,c'§Pgg{_€_‘,;,i@ Government not withiéilglhesgmsmpgion of any execultive depart- sion. ment to re ort to the ` rvice omsmission in suc manner as said commigsion may prescribe, the name and grade of each employee to whom this Act applies in or under said department or establishment who shall be at any time in a nonpay status, showing the dates such employee was in a nonpay status, and the amount of salary, Hy, or compensation lost by thphemplloyee by realsgn of such atbienctg. omdmdml tralaxdfgéiisll i gradelogetparglxioggpfnbxhcilhg Szmigriiiilginslilltqi Gmmissiinle kept by ments, loss of pag, an such 0 er information concerning individual service as may e deemed essential to a (proper determination of mmm, om, to rights under this Act, and shall furnish the ommissioner of Pensions ééngleg such reports tlierefrom asfhe shall fpom tupe tof t1me regpue? as cum, necessary to the proper a justment 0 any c aim or anmn y ereunder and shall repare and kee all needful tables and records required for carryiiig out theproviisions of this Act, including data showing the mortali? exlpgpenpp fof the eénployees mdthe sergplce and the ercentage o wit aw rom suc service, an any 0 er informatibn that ma serve as a guide for future valuations and adjustments of the plan for the retirement of employees under this Act. , "The Commissioner of Pensions shall make a detailed comparative mifiiguiiiabmmglg ref/port annually showing all receipts and disbursements on account °°°· o refunds, allowances, and_annuit1es, together with the total number of persons receiving annuities and the amounts paid them." Approved, February 14, 1922. CHAP. 52.-An Act To revive and reenact the Act entitled _"An Act to authorize lm. the Gulf Ports Terminal Railway Couipany, a corporation existing under the laWs_of FCbl*°· N°- 1**1 the State of Florida, to construct a bridge over and acrom_the headwaters of Mobile Bay and such navigable channels as are between the east side of the bay and Blakely Island, in Baldwin and Mobile Counties, Alabama, approved October 5, 1917. Be it enacted by the Senate and House eif Regqgsentatives of the United Mom, Rim, em, States of America in Congress assembled, at the Act approved mmm M October 5, 1917, authorizing the Gulf Ports Terminal R&1lW8% Com- bddggg, by qw pany, a corporation existing under the laws of the State of orida, R°“· to construct, operate, and maintain a bridge or bridges and trestles uwicxlfgxp. ssa vol. over and across the navigable channels of the mouth of Mobile River ’ °‘
