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 1454 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. Cris. 251, 252. 1923. collector so appointed shall continue in office and shall not be reduced or removed except for cause and in accordance with the civil-service laws and regulations. m""°;’,§§`$§d*$,F§§,§’$,’,; Sec. 5. That all customs officers and employees, including cusduiif eww frm Ste- toms officers and employees in foreign countries, in addition to their t’°°` compensation shall receive their necessary traveling expenses and momm ,0, mus, actual expenses incurred for subsistence while traveling on duty grmgf 1;n<>g¤¤;=,j>u*g 0%**0;,*; and away from their designated station, and when transferred from mother. one official station to another for duty may be allowed, within the discretion and under written orders of the Secretary of the Treasury, the expenses incurred for packing, crating, freight, and drayage in the transfer of their household e ects and other personal property, cmpmaum 0, 0m_ not exceeding in all five thousand pounds. mrs, ecc.,rp¤yab1err¤:n Sec. 6. That the compensation of all customs officers and em- ’°"°““° °m °°“°ms' ployees, including the Director and Assistant Directors of Customs herein provided for, and the expenses authorized by section 5 of this Act, shall be paid from the appropriation for the collection of Lamm. the revenue from customs. _ dclgffpgglbgfy P"°'*‘ Sec. 7. That section 1 of the Act entitled “A11  lixing the com- Vcgé 35, v- 1065, re- pensation· of certain officials 111 the  Service, and for other Nriilméstsmpynma purposes,” approved  4, 1909, IS repealed., Except in the case · °d· of laborers, no compensation fixed under this Act shall be greater than 30 per centum in excess of the limitations of existing law. Approved, March 4, 1923. umuram. [$-4280-1 CHAP. 252.-An Act To provide additional credit  for the `cultural lP¤Bl¤°» N°· 5°3·l and livestock industries of the United States; to amend the Federal Faunagzan Act; to amend the Federal Reserve Act; and for other purp0ses." Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Representatives 0 the United States of America in Oongresa asvemgled, f A5'§Fi§‘é';it°°°l me TITLE I.—FEDERAL INTERMEDIATE CREDIT BANKS, ,,(X°1‘3°’°‘36°’°m°°d` S1-icrrorr 1. That section 1 of the Federal Farm Loan Act is amended to read as follows: .d?"°"“ Fm "°‘“’ ···1*1TLn I.-FEDERAL FARM LOANS. F$,,,‘”"‘,§';;.’$’;t.£;’,5]. "’ “S¤cnoN 1. That this Act may be time as the ‘Federal Fam Loan Act.’ Its administration shall be under the direction and con- _ __ trol of the Federal Farm Loan Board hereinafter created." · ""‘ ""‘“°" Sec. 2. That the Federal Farm Loan Act is amended bv adding at the end thereof a new title, to read as follows: Y crgddfglaiiiimmu "TITLE II.-FEDERAL INTERMEDIATE CREDIT BANKS. “ ORGANIZATION. rm:b”mm°°’s giitxliiid by “Sec. 201. (a) That the Federal Farm Loan Board shall have power to grant charters for 12 institutions to be known and styled as hmmdm had ‘Federal Intermediate Credit Banks} Qnkg md wm,",,,,,,, "1gb) Such mstitutions shall be established in the same cities as the °°*°°”· 12 ederal Land Banks. The officers and directors of the several Federal Land Banks shall be ex officio onicers and directors of the several Federal Intermediate Credit Banks hereby rovided for and, shall have power to employ and pay all clerks, bookkeepers, accountpéijtss gpld other help necessary to carry on the business authorized by e..