ARTICLE  II Travel Expense of Persons En Route Between the United States and Manila SECTION  391 . Travel Expenses of Judges . — A judge, who at the time of his appointment resides in the United States, shall, upon entering the service, be allowed the travel expense of himself and family from his place of residence to Manila, and upon retire ment therefrom, after a service of three years or more in the Philippines, the expense of transportation for himself and family from Manila to place of residence in the United States. ICAcaH [867-1; 1747-1; Comp., 2165, 2264.] SECTION  392 . Refund to Employee of Travel Expense Paid by Him . — Except in the case of a judge, the travel expense of an appointee to the Philippine civil service, paid by himself, from his place of residence in the United States to Manila shall, if the jo urney be consummated by the route and steamer directed, be refunded to him at the expiration of two years' continuous, faithful, and satisfactory service, after his arrival in the Philippines, such refund to be made from the funds of the Bureau, Office, or  province with which he is at that time connected. cADaIH [1509-2, 3; 1698-29  (a) .] SECTION  393 . Deduction from Salary for Travel Expense Advanced — Final Refund to Employee . — When an employee is coming to Manila, the cost of his transportation, or any part thereof, may be advanced to him by the Government; and when this is done, the amo unt of such advance shall be made a charge against the Bureau, Office, or province to which he is assigned on his arrival, or return; and in such event ten per centum of his monthly salary shall be retained and paid into the Insular Treasury to the credit of  a travel-expense trust fund, until the amount so paid in is equal to the amount paid out by the Government. At the end of the period of two years of satisfactory service the amount so paid by the employee shall be returned to him from such fund. [1509-2, 3; 1698-29  (a) .] SECTION  394 . Audit and Certification of Accounts for Travel Expenses . — Accounts of employees for expenses of travel from the United States or foreign countries to Manila shall be filed with the Insular Auditor upon their arrival in Manila, for advance aud it and subsequent certification to the proper Bureau, Office, or province, for payment when due. SIAEHC [1509-6.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 127