§ ?31 fF1TLE 5.~»-~E§ECL»*TI¥?E DEI’ooR3*é1b’£\ 731. Board of aituarios; duties, eta;.---——~'.l?ho Commissioner of · Poosioos, with tho approval of tho Sooromry of tho Interior, is j ooiolxorizod and directed to select throo octuzxrios, one of whom l osholl lm the Government ooiuoryQ to oo known as tho board of l ootuorios, whose duty it shall be to mmually report; upon the actual operations of sections 691 io 693 and 697 to 731 of thiS’n title, séith authority to recommend to the Commissioner of ’Poo·sions such clmogos as in its judgment may be *d€€m€fi necessary to protect the public iIlt€1’€SC._ and _IllRiI1t8.iD tho system upon 2. sound Euoncial basis. It sholkbc the duty of the Commissioner of Pensions to submit with his annual rooort to, Congress the recommomlations of tho board ofoactu- o oriosx It shall be the duty of the board of octuarios to gnako l o voiuation of tho ;" civil—sorvice rbtiromont gud disability fm1d" at tho omlof tho first~_°yozir following May 22, l920, ood og intervals of every five years ~tl1oro:1fter,-or ofteper, if doomod oocoossary Byitho C01HIHiSSi01}@1‘. of ‘Pensious; The: ooooponsotiou of the ·membéi·s of the bozifd. of actéuarios, ‘ exclusive of the G_ovommqm;` a;:t11ag·y,*shall Qbolixed by the_C0xh4 missiooor of -Ponsi<ms with the*approv_ol-0f~tl1o .Secrotary of the ¢ Izxtoréior. {May 22,_ 1920, c . 195; § 16, '41 Slot. 620.). _ — 732. A¢t¥!#1'i€S§ compoussiimi; traveling expenses of board of `:ct¤m·ios.———Tho Coxnmissloiigr of Pensions, with tlnoapprovgxl of The Secretary of tho hgterioxj, is zmtlxorizod to hx thi? compeo- A sotio:1 of two actzamrios, exclusive of tho G()\'£*fllIH€llt actuary, · svithio tho amount of tho,app1·0priation`lo1ailo therein: by Con- — gross. '1Zho—a·ituol iaocoosary t1·:1vel_ and other oxpensos.0f.Qtl1o board of acttmrlesr shall be pxiicl within the omouixt appropriated toerosoroby Congress. (Jaime ’5,_ 1924, 0.. 26—1,·‘4~3‘Stat. 414; `Mor. 3, 1925,}.:. 462, 43 smrl. 1164.) · y l _ @33. Amm§tics»oto‘e1qploycgs involuntarily Separated. from the service. bcfororoaching ago of YQ yparsi de_feri·cd annuity; persons cntitledo to; dod¤ctibns.——Any employee ilftyfive years of ago br over; to wirhom the provis.l<m3_° of M oecstions *691 to oo ow3;m;do@iiLtom.,®MoI1oothisotitlooapply,.,,mho.jos,l;oll,ml1o1to lo for o total period 0{ riot lés$.tho;1~ilfl:Loén yé8.l°S. and who, before reaching Que retirement ago as §xed· ih sections @1 to _ l@3 `:mdQ697 oi this title shall liécomo iuvohmtgnrilky soimmted from the service, moms removed for canoe on pclmrgos ot mls- _C01$d1§C’C L. or delinquency profoxéed ngailizstwhim, sligll be granted , Moon onmzlty oertttlootg in tho manner pgovided in sections 716 to o
71Siwl1ich will outiflé said omployoo, ~”1i;x>11 ronolnixug retirement"
ago, to ma {annuity as iprovidod in sooti& o `®7 to 706 equalto tho ommlty ko would have ro~coiyod,ojm1 such. separation fgsom tho soxwico had hobooaa of full rotirouzootésgo. 'ilho dexluctions mode mndox the oprooioioos of soretions 719 to 721; from such omployods salolrjgl pay, or compensation prior to somration ~ from tho service sholl rémaiu in tl1®”" oi{;il·som·ico rotzlromoxnlz ood disability lfxmd " subject. to _1:he provisions of sectioiz 724. ‘ Soph 22, 1322, c. *428, 1; 42,Stot.~1047.) `° 3 · 734. Sake: `immodinto auimity in liou of deferred annuity; conditiom and co1¤puot.atioi1.—-»&n,y· omplbyoo comix1g’wlt:hm tho » provisions oo! oootgioh ofv this title shall have tho right to `opply for on lmimodloto énrmity io Lion of dofo1§rod_“*a1imuit;*"’l at too » ago of retirement; mul if oothorwiso eotilqlbd, such ». lxomodiato annuity shall. be gtozxtegl xmdorotho following oouzlb tions: oo K ‘o “ ‘ _ · - ‘ 4 ` Ii tho omfaloyoo is oligiblojor rotl}omom»upon reaching-- tho ago? of oovouty years, his imogzodioto zm_rmlt;y is be found by
- multiplgging tho ammity which ho would roooivo xw ro ho thorn
sow·oot;,· years of ago by tho docimal ®,®1945 mls-cd ‘ a powof tho- oxpouent of which lb the xiiimbor of yomfoghiso ag at such oopamtioo from the service is looatha:1 seventy you . on P · FQi’o`1}1Q(?¥\8l1i(!8, city ono rural lotto: carriers, ond oét·o"Bigol ~c1 or~ks, ·wl10__,aro ellglbléi for ltotlromoot ot siitiwéve oars ot ago, thowimmodioiio ammity is_4£o1m•:l·b$r deducting 47/980 of the annuity no would receive were ho theo élxty¥·§vo yoats of algo
TTS, QFi%*1(3El€S, AND 1‘:3.§!I’LQ}’EES h5 a lm each yam his agp at such sppamtim is IESS than si:—;t§—l‘§w sears. , -Fo;· milway postal clerks, who am .1 1 1 · . Sixty-txvo years cfeage, the immeéiflt; i?:i?l@t;·%31lsri§rli;1E€;§t mi. by deducting ,47/630 Gf the mmuity he would rge€ix~pl*xx·€;;E;}€i than sixty··two years of age for each wiz: his age at éepllratilig is less than sixty-two years. “H For r,he.purp0se of computing annuities as provided in thipsectiop fractional paxtts of a year in respect to the nga of th; applicant $11311 be disregarded. (Sept. 2*2, 1922, ce. 423, § 2 4*; Stat. 1047.) p ‘ A .. ’ "
735. Same; effect of recmpl0ymént.—In case smlx fm·mc>;~
empluycebce reemplpyed by the Government in il pggmgn ,,g_ , fected by the pmvisicing of sections `%_1 to 693 and 697nto 731 pf this title, the anlmity certiécatelssued uncle:. the prox-igilmg of sections 733 to 738 shall be canceled ill rights and _beneiits l1ude1·_sectionsL_733 to N738 shall/férmlnate from aid zxftgr thepdate oisuch reemployment. _ (Sept-22, 1922, ee. 42%, §··*3,`-42 Stz1t.J1048.) . _ - ·_ · ’ ‘ * . "736.. Same; E application to employeés separktcd frém the - seryicc subsequent .t0<~ August 20, 1920.-%-Se·;·tions 7 to 7::3 of tlrisstitle shall`i11¥:lu<.le former exiapléyees coming within the provisions .0f Sections 691 tp 693 and 697 to 731, wlm Imp ’bl>·én ,_ separated from the service subsequent to \·l\l.lg'll:·§£ 2:3, 1920, under the ·ctmditions defined in seeticm 733 of this title. In the case! of=au employee who has withelrawn f1*am·the t‘ civil ' service retirement pm] disability, fund " his dedzzctlcms. under, the provlsiéns ibf section .,724 of this title, such employeé shall be roqpipred to "return the izmouut so withpdmwix with interest compounded atthe rate nf 4 pet céntum pér ummm liefoée he slmll be entitled to the baneété of séctisms 733 to _(Sept.
41922, c. .428, §` 4,,42 Stat. _10~l8.) "_`_ t g ‘ _, `
737 .» Employees continued in ggrvice siritlmut sppmvall af Civil Service Comm-ipéiqg m·Y`x·¢mplqy¤d subseqaesnt ta retire-
f6i·`7 Wremcvnl af suspension of annuity.--Any lempléyae atlxemzise entitled Qtc the benaiits of Sections @1 to wt} and @7 to 731 at this title, who;
ptior to Septemwr 22. 19%, has been coptiuuad. in thé a»s.~rx·ice without the apprpéal of the Civil Service Gpmmisglxm as- pr:} yiclcda ln sectlqn 715 at this title, qui, who been i·e¤&—mpI¤»$re<I ··i¤ the civil service subsequent to retirement, J sbp!}. be entitled to credit for smh subsequent. servléé and to receive salary, pay, 9: cdmpensdticm ‘tlxel·efor at the mguxgg-, rates, lmt shall uct be entitled to mirmity covering the same- time; mm secticus
°t0 @3 and @7 to 731`0£»this title ghpll lzpérateas a ¢l‘irc<#-·
tion-_ to the Commissicmex? oi! Pensions to re§ave suspension of annuity in all suéh cases, and · shall be 'warrmxt for the 'pmpexi ihscal 0&cer of the Gcivemhment. to ximke payment, or adjustment of salary, pay, cr compengétiqn, éamed by Such employee. (Sept. 22, 1922, 0. ‘ 5 5, 42 Stat. 104$.)” g- N (738. ;Di8Ibiu¢!' retircmmtt. not sEe¢ted.—;-·-—·N¤tl1lng <:m1t:1_i¤<.·¢1 in sections 733 to 738 of this tltlé 'nshsll `mpclify the provwiuns of sééticns 710 tg 714 of this tgtle. 7(Sept. 22, 1922, c.¥—428, § 0, 42 Stat. 1048.) t Chapter `15.—4—-COMPENSAEEYON . FOR INJURIES T0 Eli-W " PLOYEES OF UNITED} STATES. W ` 751. Disgtillty or demi}; ot employee; willful mlammluct. .752.- Time at neural of right, » 4 753. Tqtnl dlsablllty. » .\ ` 15.4. Putin! disability; &&(}8flt\. , 755, Same; employee tq seek other employment. — . 756. Monthly —c0mpém¤.`tlQn tn; mtg! mu] {mj partial élisnbiliw S m"
@@418% 911 b§@§8 of expectancy of pmdlgctive ggpzxcltyr d€’¢¤°€$·$6
·. Jon accmmt of nge. _ , . · 757. Permn_re€·e»lvi»¤g abt tp be paid for othet smrvléés: D¤¤¤l0¤¤¥ 758. Employee hilYll1K_8BBH81 or sick leave tc his credit. ‘
