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 122 SIXTY—EIGHTH CONGRESS. S11ss.I. Ch. 157. 1924. "0v¤¤¤¤¤¤mi¤¤·" (b) The term “ oversea service " means service on shore in Euro e or Asia, exclusive of China, _Japan, .an_d the_ Philippine Islands; and service afloat, not on receiving ships; including in either case the period from the date of embar ation for such service to the date of disembarkation on return. from such service, both dates inclusive· "H¤¤¤¤ ¤¤”*°°-" (c) Tlie term "home service " means all service not oversea serv1ce· ‘ ¤;}‘}$§}¤$*°d S°"’*°° (d) The term “ adjusted service credit " means the amount of the ` credit computed under the provisions of Title II; and _ "P¤¤¤¤-" (e) The term " person " includes a. partnership, corporation, or association, as well as an individual. C;:giij=¤¤¤d S°”*°° Trrnn II.——A1>.r¤s·r.v1n Smzvrcn Cannrr. m—:Qg;s¤%{gg*j;°}cg@§ Sec. 201. The amount of adjusted service credit shall be comwmm War service puted by allowing the following sums for each day of active serv- Egg, U'”°°° S°°°°° ice, in excess of sixt days, in the military or naval forces of the United States after gpril 5, 1917, and before July 1, 1919, as shown by the service or other record of the veteran: $1.25 for each day of Maximum. oversea service, and $1 for each day of home service; but the amount of the credit of a veteran who performed no oversea service shall not exceed $500, and the amount of the credit of a veteran who performed any oversea service shall not exceed $625. Service excluded- Sec. 202. In computing the adjusted service credit no allowance shall be made to- ¤¤r¤mi¤¤i¤e ¤¤°¤¤S a) An commissioned officer above the de of ca tain in the $.$§e¢%?S`g°°t°d Ariny or hiarine Corps, lieutenant in the lgxiiiry, first lieutenant or first lieutenant of engineers in the Coast Guard, or passed assistant surgeon in the Public Health Service, or having the pay and allowances, if not the rank, of any officer superior in rank to any of such grades—in each case for the period of service as such; hheiuduels .*'¤“° (b) Any individual holding a permanent or provisional comrnispldmB¤0mmissionsin . . . . . mgm zraceaac. sion or permanent or acting warrant in any branch of the military or nava forces, or (while holding such commission or warrant) serving under a temporary commission in a higher grade—in each case for the ppriod of service under such commission or warrant Nomommismmd or in such hig er dgrade after the accrual of the right to pay thereomcm manned. uindder. This sub ivision shall not apply to any noncommissioned o cer; C**¤*¤¤ °*“¤°*S· mj (c Any civilian officer or em loyee of an branch of the milita rv or mival forces, contract surgeon?cadet of th; United States Military Academy, midshipman, cadet or cadet engineer of the Coast Guarld; member of the Reserve Officers’ Training Cor s, member of the Students’ Army Training Corps (except an enlisted man detailed thereto), Philippine Scout, member of the Philippine Guard, member of the Philippine Constabulary, member of the National Guard of Hawaii, member of the insular force of the Navy, member of the Samoan native guard and band of the Navy, or Indian Scout- _ _ in each case for the period of service as such; arg§sf;’_;;{¤s°"‘°°°‘“°‘ (d) Any individual entering the military or naval forces after November 11, 1918—for any period after such entrance; Scg§*cg°$m,§@,,§,gg;€ (e) Any commissioned or warrant officer performing home serv- PMI.?-12% ice not with troops and receiving commutation of quarters or of subsistence—for the period of such service; befsyggg g;§;l*;d¤\§g§; (f) Any member of the Public Health Service—for any period rama. Quring which he was not detailed for duty with the Army or the L M5'? D¤ri¤¤ fe¤'¤¤· ¤*¤-· Any individual granted a farm or industrial furlo h—for mmugh pmol the  of such furlough; ug