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any or all of the facilities and appurtenances referred to in paragraph
Antep. 601.
(a) or (b) of section 51 of this title to be organized and conducted
by the Panama Canal as 'business operations', and in such case the
aggregate net profit if any accruing from the conduct of such business
operations shall annually be covered into the Treasury of the United
States.
"53. RECEIPTS FROM SUCH OPERATIONS, SALES, AND SERVICES; EX-
PENDITURE AND REINVESTMENT; REPORTS. -The moneys received by the
Ante,
. 601.
Panama Canal from the operations authorized by sections 51 and 52
of this title, and from pilotage, quarantine, immigration, and like
services, from rentals, from damage claims, and from any and all other
sales made and services rendered, but not including tolls, taxes, court
fees, or fines, may be expended or reinvested under the several heads
of appropriation for the Panama Canal, without being covered into
the Treasury of the United States except as provided in section 52
of this title; but, except as otherwise provided in this section, such
funds shall be subject to the provisions of law relating to public funds
Reports to
ressi- of the United States. Monthly reports of such receipts and expendi-
tures shall be made to the President and annual reports shall be made
to the Congress.
"54. EXCEPTION OF CANAL ZONE POSTAL SERVICE.- The provisions
Ante, p. 601 .
of sections 51 to 53 of this title shall have no application to operations
of the Canal Zone Postal Service."
SEC. 3 . Title 2 of the Canal Zone Code is amended by adding in
article 1 of chapter 6 thereof a new section numbered 85 and reading
as follows:
"85. SPECIAL TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES. -The Governor of the
Panama Canal is authorized, within the limits of appropriations made
therefor, to provide for special training in the United States or else-
where of any employee of the Panama Canal when in the judgment
of the Governor such special training will be of material benefit to
the work of the Panama Canal and the special training of such
employee would be more advantageous than the hiring of other avail-
able personnel having the specialized skill or experience desired. Dur-
ing the period of such special training the employee may be paid his
regular compensation and his travel expenses in accordance with the
Standardized Government Travel Regulations and the Subsistence
44 Stat. s.
Expense Act of 1926, as amended, subject to recovery by the United
5U.S.C.§821
p.
Ante, p. 167.
States of such costs or an equitable portion thereof, as determined by
the Governor, in case the employee fails to complete such training or is
separated from the service except for reasons beyond his control
within one year following the completion of the period of training."
SEC. 4 . Title 2 of the Canal Zone Code is amended by adding in
article 3 of chapter 6 thereof a new section numbered 124 and reading
as follows:
"124. EMPLOYEES INJURED PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 7, 1916; APPLIANCES;
LUMP-SUM PAYMENTS.- T he Governor of the Panama Canal is author-
ized to purchase artificial limbs or other appliances for persons who
were injured in the service of the Isthmian Canal Commission or of
the Panama Canal prior to September 7, 1916, and to make payments
in lump sums not exceeding the amounts authorized by the Act of
9 Stat. 742.
September 7,1916, as amended (U. S. C . . title 5, ch. 15), to alien cripples
5 U.S. C. §§ 751-791 ,
93S.
wi'ho are now a charge upon the Panama Canal by reason of injuries
Post, p. 854.
sustained while employed in the construction of the Panama Canal."
SEC. 5 . Title 6 of the Canal Zone Code is amended by adding in
chapter 27 thereof a new section numbered 906 and reading as follows:
"906. CLOTHING AND MONEY FOR DISCHARGED PRISONERS.-On the
discharge of a prisoner from any penal institution in the Canal Zone
such prisoner may, in the discretion of the Governor of the Panama
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