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public supervision orrcontrol ;· that snch training shall be give: only to persons who have hadiadeqnate vocational experience \ or contact `in the line ot·__work_.:tor whlch they ··are preparing themselves as; teachers, supervisors, or directors, or who are acquiring such experience or contact as a part oftl1elr·training and that (the Staterboard, Ywith the approvals lo! the Federal boa rd, shall. establish, minimum requirements for such°\·experience or contact for teachers, supervisors, or directors “Of.1·&g1°i· culturalsubjects and for teachers of trade, industrial, and home economics subjects; that not more than 60 per centum nor les: than 20 per centug ot the money appropriated under this chapgter for the training of teachers Qot vocational subjects to any State for any year shall beyéxpended for any one of the following purposes: For the preparation of teachers, ·supe1·- visors, or directors of agricultural spbjects; or the preparation of teachers ot trade and industrial subjectsdgr the preparation of teachers. of home economics subjects. (Feb. 23, 1917, c. 114, $12,39Stat.935.) ~ ` 23. State custodians of funds appropriated.-—In order to se- . cure the benefits of the appropriations for the salaries of teachers; supervisors, or directorseot agricultural subjects!. or for the salaries ot teachers of trade, home economics, and industrial subjects, or for the training ot teachers as provided an this chapter? any · State shall, `· through the legislative authority thereof, appoint as custodian. for said appropriations its State ' treasurer, who shall receive and provide for the proper custody and disbursements `of all money paid to the State from · said appropriations. (Feb; 23, 1917, c. 114, 5, 13, 39 Stat; 935.) 24. Supervision of expenditures by States; quarterly pay- ‘ ments to _·States.——·The Federal Board. for Vocational Education shall annually ascertain whether the several States are using, or are prepared to- nse, the money received by= them in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. on or before the nrst day of January‘of each year the Federal Board for Vocational Education shall certity to the Secretary of the Treasury each State which has accepted the. provisions of this chapter and complied therewith, certifying the amounts which each State is entitled to receive under the provisions of this chapter. Upon isnch certidcation the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay quarterly to the custodian for vocational education of each State the moneys to whichit is entitled under the provisions of this chapter. The nioneys so received by the custodian for vocational education for. any State shall be paid out onthe. requisition of the State board as reimbursement for expenditures already incurred to such schools as are approved by said ' State boardand are entitled to receive- such moneys under the proyrisions ot this chapter. (Feb. 23, 1917, c. 114, § 14, 39 Stat. 25. Deductions from allotments when- precedlng allotments have not been expended.——W_henever any portion of the' fund annnally allotted to any State has not beenexpended for the purpose provided for in this chapter, ’a sum equal {to such! portion shall be deducted by, the Federal board trom the next succeeding annual allotment from such fund to such State. (Feb. %, 1917, c._ 114, { 15, 39 Stah`936.) . in . ` 26. Withholding allotrnents.———-The Federal Boards for Voca-` tional Education may withhold the allotment of moneys to any State whenever it shall be determined that such moneyal are not being expended for the purposes and under —_the condi- tions of this chapter. ‘ I — . 4 It any allotment iswithheld from any State, the State‘boai·d·] ofesuch State may appeal to the Congress of the United States, and it the Congress shall not direct such sum to he paid it shall be covered into the Treasury. (Feb. 23, 1917, c. 114, Q 16, 39 Stat. 936.) ( · 2_ . - . 27. Loss of funds; replacing; limitation on use.—-——-It any portion ot the monefs received by the custodian for vocational ed u·· cation ot any State under this chapter, for any given purpose
. · _/ X · —EBUYU§TION ‘ `612 1 named in this chapter, shell, by any action 'or continigency, be I diminished or_1ost,..it’shall be replaced by such Stste, and until
- _. " so replaced no subsequent pr0pr1ntion` for 'Sutgh education
a sho11_be psid to such£State. Ro portion of any moneys appm-
- printed under- this chapter for the benedt of tix States shelif
[ be ebpiied, _ directly or_ indirect?ly,_ to the purchase., erection, . preservation, or .·repaii·_ of sny building or `buildings or equip. ._ ment, or for the purchsee or rental ot lands, or togthe support , fof any religious or privately owned or conducted school or eq;-
- lege. `(Feb. 2Z3, 1917, c. 114,. § 17, 39 Stat. 936.)- ‘
- . _ 28. Reports to Congress by Federn1rbonrd.—The Federal
,‘ Board for Vocational Education shall maker an annual report , to Congress, on or before December 1, on the administration . of- this chapter and shall include in such report! the reports , made by the State boards onthe {administration of this chapter , by each State and the expenditure ot the money allotted to _ enlch State,. (Feb; 23, 1917, c. 114, '§¢18, 39 Stat. 936.) · . f 29,. Benehts ektmrdedjto Hswaii.——1‘he ’1‘er~rit_ory`ot Hawaii _ shall beentitled torshsre in the benefits of this chapter und any ,` statute supplementary thereto, u ny the sumcftexfms andcoudi- ., tions as any ot the several Stntgg There is. authorized to be i appropriated annually out of 8DY._Qf69Y» in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum_ of‘$30,000, to'be aynilable for allotment uude1·_this_ chapter to the Territory. -(Mar. 10, 1924, C. 46, 5 ei, 43 Stat._18_.·) ‘ Cl1apter'3_.¥—qSMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION (AND NA- ‘ TIONAD MUSEUM). " i ' Seen ~ ‘ Y · · _ 41. Incorporation ot institution. 42. . R.egents.’ _ _48. Same; uppeintment; terms of omee; vacancies. 44. Same; organintion. 45. Special meetings ot members. 46. Duties of secretnryf 47. Acting secretory. _ _ 48. Salary and removal of secretary and assistants. · 49. Statement ot expenditures. ¤ _ e 50. Reception •|d arrangement ot specimens and objects ot art. _51. Library, . _ _ ‘ 52. Evidence of title to site sndbulldings. 53. Protection ot property. ’ 54. Appropriation of interest. 55. Acceptance of other sums. _ 56.· Disposal ot unappropriated money. 57. DinbGi·sements. . ` 58. Annuel report oi salaried. , 59. National Museum; collections of Coast and Interior Survey, and Geologifal Survey, , E A · 60. Same; nrms; materiel, equipment, etc., for. `_ .. 61. Archives reldtlng to Indians; collected by Geogrephlcu!_,end Geo- , [ logical Survey. _ ` _ it 62. Instruments ot Coast and Geodetie Survey; trsnater authorized. B3, Transfer ot instruments to eduentienul institutions and museums. 64; Distribution of epccimens to gchools and colleges. e · 05. Report otsdireeter ot Nationgl Museum. . 66. Exchange of typewriters, and adding machines. 67: Right ot repent. _' X Q _ J , Section 41. Incorporation of»institntion.-—~The President, the Vice President, the Chief Justice, and the bends ot executive departments are hereby constituted an mteblishment by the name of the Smithsonian Institution for the increase and dittusion of knowledge among men, and by that nsme shell be known and have perpetual succession with the powers, limitattions, and restrictions heréinutter contained, and no Other. (R, S. § 5579; Feb. 27,*1877, cr W, 19 Stat. 253,; Mar. I2, 1894, ·c. 36, 28 §tnt.._41,) ‘ { 42. _Regents.-——The business of the institution shall be con— ducted at the city ot Washington by n Board of Regents, named the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, to becomposed ot the Vice President, the`Chiet Justice of the~United States, and three members ot the Senate and three members of the House of Representatives; together with six other persons, otherlthun members ot Congress, two ot {whom shells be resident in the
