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 SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cu. 801. 1926. 909 expenses incurred in order to submit to such examinations, shall be *"*>'“*°’” °*· paid out of the appropriations for the cost of administering this Act. mvonnmnr esrsnynox mom me sermon  _ _  Sec. 7. Should any em l ee lift —iive rs of agerowover to ,,""”‘°"·*’°,’,,,,’°°‘*,,‘ whom this Act applies, aft1;r(lhavin§)E•;°wedyfi>ii· a total period of not &§.*?<1 rzxilwkgvm less than fifteen years and before ‘ minieeligible for retirement aamaiiiwb ”` underithe conditions defined in section 1 roof, become involuna tarily separated from the service, not bg removal for caused on charges ef misconduct or delinquency, suc employee shallbe paid asheorshemay elect,either— =· l V _ i·» (a) The amount of the deductions from his basic sala ,~pay, d,f}§E,";,,'}f °‘ ““’°" "°’ or compensation made under section 10 of this Act and unldiar Act of Maw, 1920,~including accrued interest thereon computed as prescri urssetion 12 herediittor ‘ _ Q ‘ "» e== ’ r 1 mmedm ,,,5 W (b) An immediate life anna y beginning at the date ofoaepera-A nulty. tion from etheservice ohavinga value equal to the  worthfof a deferred annuity, beginning at the age at whie the employees ya would otherwise have become eligible for superannuation 1‘bti1‘6iZ!fQI1(7 ¤¤¤v¤¤¤¤¤<>r. com ted as provided in section 4 of this ct; or J F ¤1 ~* ‘"°'°‘°°7‘ (5uA deferred annuity beg·{)1£ing at the age at which the ,,,,%';"§‘§,;j,,“’,,,‘,j‘,§,’_g_*fj employee would otherwise have ome eligible for superannuation retirement, computed as provided in section 4,of {this Act, The ‘ right to such eferred  shall be evidenced lg a proper · certificate issued under the sea of the Department of ‘e Interior. ,,,’2§‘°"°" °““““’ Any emdployleefwho has served for a fperiodtof not less. than fifteen ;g<¤g_;•r;g:$¢w¤¤¤%i>i¤ years an w o is' forty-live years o _ . or jover, @nd*lessft}1an‘ Y ' iifty·iive years, and who 'becornes separzgeecla fromthe  the conditions set forth in   section shall be entitled to ajdeferrm annuity, but such employee may, upon reaching the age of iiftyslive ,,‘{,’gf",°,§,*;§,,§_f,*f*”"Y years, elect to receive an immediate annuity as provide ir paragraph (bg of this section. J ‘ V w . * y  ‘ i hould an‘ annuitant under the provisions of this section   c,,;*,°“‘§°*;°éaf§f··,,;Q reemployed in a position included in the provisions of ‘this’Act, rlmd. or in any other position in the Government service, the   _ ; · shall cease, and a rights and benefits under the provisions of this section shall terminate from and after the date of such  This section shall include former employees within the   aiidgiigsbb £pi°iiim§ of the Act of May 22, 1920, or said Act as‘amended`or as geitende ¤°*¤¤¤"*¤¤· by Executive orders, who may have been separated from the subsequent t0.A1l¥l:lSb 20, 1920, under the conditions defined inothjs section: Provide, That in the case of an employee who has Vwith# .m'¤1mm¤m drawn his deductions from the "civil—service i retirementf and ¤•¥·¥¤¤¤¢¤¤¤•» •¤=- » disability fund," such employee shall be reégiired to return the; ` amountso withdrawn with interest compound on J une‘30 of each o year at the rate of 4 per centum per (annum before he shall be entitled to the benefits of this section. ( ‘ i W V nmvmrrs nx•rnNnm ro ·rHosn Ammo! __ ` V (VU.} _Ii°md.°mpl°y”` sm, a. In are  or time who before as efective eas of use t.§.$§.i°“E., **.5..2*3 ti. Act shall have been   on {annuity under the provisions of the “‘°‘ "·°°· Act of May 22, 1920, or said Act as amended, or as extendeylib ` Executive orders, the annuity shall be comppted, adjusted, ailcfpaid under the provisions of this VAct, but_t `s Act shall not be so construed as to reduce the annuity of any person retired before its effective date, nor shall any increase in annuity commence before such efective date. V