Section 9
SEC. 9. Disposition of Funds.&mdashAll the amounts collected as fees for grading permits, inspection fees, sale of specimens of the official standards and other income shall be deposited in the Office of the Treasury of the Philippines to the credit of the Bureau of Fiber Inspection Service and shall constitute a special fund to be used for the ordinary expenses of the Bureau of Fiber Inspection Service, the payment of salaries of the inspectors and other employees of the same, and of any other expenses properly and duly incurred by the said Bureau of Fiber Inspection Service in the exercise of its powers and the performance of its duties. Any unexpended surplus declared by the depositor, Bureau of Fiber Inspection Service, at the end of any year may be used in accordance with the provision of Section seventeen hundred ninety-six-B of the Revised Administrative Code, as amended by Republic Act Numbered Six hundred three: 1. For the establishment of markets and for under taking a publicity campaign for industrial products using hemp and other Philippine fibers as raw materials; for preventing the undue adulteration of Philippine fibers; and for employing any other means tending to insure a reasonable price which will enable the producer to obtain a just compensation for his investment; 2. For the introduction and operation of modern machinery for the extraction and industrial utilization of Philippine fibers in commercial scale, with a view to lower the cost of production and increase the profit of the producer; 3. For the eradication and control of pests and diseases injurious to abaca and other fiber plants; 4. For the education and training of the producers of abaca and other fibers in connection with the cultivation, industrialization, stripping and marketing thereof; 5. For the establishment of experimental stations for abaca and other fibers; and 6. For any other aims or purposes which shall tend to promote, improve, develop and stabilize the abaca and other fibers industry.