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 57 STAT.] PERU-FOOD PRODUCTION SERVICE--MAY 19, 20, 1943 (d) supply of means, tools, equipment, insecticides, seeds, live- stock, and other materials, for the increased production of food products of animal and vegetable origin; (e) assistance in the further development of extension work to promote the production of food products; (f) provision of loans or other assistance to small producers; (g) studies and related work in the fields of nutrition and diet. Fourth-The funds for servicing the SCIPA shall be supplied by contributions up to three hundred thousand American dollars ($300,000) on the part of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs, and provided the Government of Peru makes similar contributions to the program in cash, property, or services. The funds supplied by The Institute of Inter-American Affairs shall be transferred to the SCIPA as required by the progress of the work performed by said SCIPA. The total funds, property or services supplied by the Government of Peru shall be transferred to the SCIPA in proportion to the amounts provided by The Institute of Inter-American Affairs. The amount of three hundred thousand dollars supplied by The Institute of Inter-American Affairs shall constitute the sum total of its contribution and shall include the cost of the materials and equip- ment supplied by the Institute to the SCIPA. The funds supplied by The Institute of Inter-American Affairs shall be spent exclusively on the realization of the plan indicated in Clause Three. The funds of the SCIPA shall be deposited in a special account in the name of the SCIPA and shall be disbursed by the Director of the SCIPA only upon projects having the mutual consent of the Minister or his representative and the Director of the SCIPA. Fifth-The salaries and travellilng expenses of the nmembers of the Food Production Mission of The Institulte of Inter-A\llerican Affairs for work in Peru shall be paid by The Institute of Inter-Anlerican Affairs from funds not assigned to the SCIPA. Sixth-All construction undertaken according to this agreement shall become the property of the Government of Peru. No work shall be undertaken which will require materials or personnel indispensable to the prosecution of any phase of the war effort, but without prejudice to the immediately preceding provisions of this sentence the necessary steps will so far as possible be taken to obtain those which are necessary to the realization of the proposed plan. Seventh-The kind of work to be undertaken by the SCIPA in accord- ance with the program established in Clause Three shall be determined through mutual agreement between the Minister or his appointed representative and the Director of the SCIPA, and shall be carried out by the Director of the SCIPA, always in conformity with policies pre- scribed jointly by the Minister or his representative and the Director of the SCIPA. Eighth-All contracts and agreements relating to projects agreed upon between the Minister of Agriculture or his representative and the Director of the SCIPA may be drawn up, signed and executed by 1407 Funds. Transfer of funds, etc., to SCIPA. Total contribution ofInstitute. Expenditure of funds. Deposit and dis- bursement. Sallris., etc., of rnenm)t'rs of 1,Jo Pro- dilllction ission. ('iontruction. Determination of work to be under- taken. Contracts and agree- ments.

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