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INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [62 STAT. 58Stat. 1434. 1943, there shall be deposited to the order of the S.C.I .S .P . in its bank account in Montevideo, Uruguay, the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($150,000) U. S . currency by the Oriental Republic of Uruguay and the sum of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000) U. S . currency by the Institute of Inter-American Affairs. Installments. 3. The additional funds mentioned in the preceding clause 2 shall be deposited as aforesaid to the order of the S.C.I .S .P . by install- ments at such times and in such amounts as shall be mutually agreed upon by the Minister of Public Health and the Chief of Field Party in Uruguay of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs, each install- ment to be paid in the proportion of the equivalent of $2.00 U. S. currency on the part of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay for every $1.00 U. S . currency on the part of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs. . rchases in the 4. In view of the fact that many purchases of materials and supplies for the cooperative health and sanitation program must necessarily be made in the United States by The Institute of Inter-American Affairs, the contributions of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs to the S. C . I. S. P . pursuant to the agreement of November 1943, and this proposed extension agreement, shall include the cost of acquiring and transporting such materials and supplies to Uruguay for use in carrying out projects approved by the Minister of Public Health and the Chief of Party of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs. 5. Apart from the modifications in the amount and proportion of the contribution of funds as required by clause 2 and the designation of the termination date as provided by clause 7, the aforesaid coopera- tive health and sanitation program in Uruguay shall continue to be carried out in conformity with the mentioned agreement of November 1943 as well as Executive Decree No. 9266 dated November 14, 1944 specifically issued with respect to such agreement and such program shall also continue to be carried out in accordance with all the rules, regulations and policies established and to be established pursuant to said agreement of November 1943. All provisions of the agreement of November 1943 shall be continued during the existence of the proposed extension agreement in so far as they are not inconsistent with or have not been specifically modified by the terms hereof. preemptions and 6. Continuance is provided, likewise, for the duration of the ex- tended agreement, of all exemptions and privileges granted to officials of The Institute of Inter-American Affairs appointed for the coopera- tive health and sanitation program and who will carry out their functions in Uruguay, temporarily or permanently, who will enjoy the benefits granted to the S. C. I. S. P. and its officials and the exemption of customs and import duties on personal effects, equipment and pro- visions which they import or cause to be imported for their own use, in accordance with what was established in said agreement of Novem- 68 Stat. 1434 . ber 1943. Effective date. 7. The agreement to extend the cooperative health and sanitation program as herein proposed, shall become effective after the terms hereof have been accepted in writing by you, as Minister of Public Health of Uruguay. and after the legislation, decrees and resolutions 4112